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Tarrant's Settler ApsrIsnt,

the, grand prescription OF Nature is rendered
universally and instantly available. At
this season, when fevers, disorders or the
stomach n bowels, bilious complaints, and
al the diseases which affect the digestive,
asstmtlating n secrettvsr organs are espe-
eially prevalent, the Importance of having
shls Invaluable Alternative and corrective at
hsndln every home, and within reach of all
WI raYef b land or water, cannotb be over
9R~1sOED BYALL DRUGGIsTs. tyz
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The Southern Dry Dock.

aS- Three hundred feet long, so feet wide
and In hrstrclass working order, and able 10
dock the largest vessels floating In Western
waters, is now offered FOR SALE, as she
now lies at Algiers, Ls- Apply to
W. W. wAsHBURN,
CHAS. GALLAGHER,
LEOPOLD SHEURER,
a1 Lig. Commissioners
Nau CrIaana Il Iulw n. IR1n tvlE
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Greenwood Seminary

THIS celebrated Female Seminary, near
4 Lebanon, Tenn, begins lis next session
the MONDAY in SEPTEABER
There ts An able Faculty elegant and apa
e1Ous buildings; an uuequaled retreat for
Study Health and Moral Training regular
Chureh sttendancei daily Physical Exercise
the Delights OF q Home, combined with the
Instruction Of aschOOl. ~ From the List OF
the many patrons OF the school, reference Is
made 70 Col ]. 7. Leath, DIT. Frayser and VIM.
B. GreenlaW, Of Memphis For circulars,
with terms, etc. apply to the Principal
ARA R.LAWRENCEL INDSLEY,
20. Box a, Lebanon, Tenn.
July Il, 1911. tyl4d4W
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EDWARDS MEMPHIS CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1872.

The above publication win be issued as
usual for the coming year. Completeness
and reliability guaranteed. We refer Nth.
pride to our Directories Of the past THREE
years, Of this city. 4
: AS q guarantee for the future, Mr.. L..
Sosrds, general agent oftbe Company, Will.
call on our business men for their SUP
scriptions and advertisements. southern
Publishing Company publishers Richard
Edwards, superintendent and Managing.
Director. - a. Z
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FOR REHT.

MO I6I Wellington street.
n tyB Dr.ALEX. ERsKINE.
HOCsE-A twO-story ~dwelllng-house. With
II six rooms. tWO dressing rooms, Kitchen
and servants rooms, on the corner OF Ponto-
toe and st Martin streets. Apply to
iva s. 6. LLOYD,S Main street
UoTTAGE-A very nice cottage on lila
- bamR street. No IS, containing six
rooms, Kitchen, stOre-rOom, etc. Apply a. 50
Winchester Avenue. y9
EOUR OFFICES-In Stanton Block. Apply
4 TO ALLISON BROS. jy9
ToUsE-The House., No. "a Mosby street,
Il with nine rooms all In good condition.
WILLIAM BOOTH,
yIs No. q Second street
ID EsIDENCE-On of the most de irable
N private residences In the city, situated
on Johnson avenue (old Raleigh road, kno Wn
as the Lesth place. The building Is briclI, 3
rooms with kitchen, E-moke-house, servants
rooms, hne cistern, and all the necessary
couvenienoes OF q hrst-class residence, with
seven acres attached, four OF which are IN.
high state OF cultivation being nrst-elass
jy2 . South Court street, corner OF Main
GTORE-From LIST October, 1871, Store no.
- 8l6k Main street, 3 doors south OF Monroe,
now occupied by ROsensteil GCo. Apply 70
~. r HUNT, or
je8 PETIT q SIMPSON, Lee BLOCK.
nOUsEA fine two-story Brick Dwelling
u House, with nine rooms, Gas, CtsteIn,
etc, No. HTk Exchange street. Inquire Of
mvl6 A II E5 Main street
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HOPE HALL INSTITUTE,

A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, PROF.
IA ]. T. T0OF, PRINCIPAL, has been re-
moved to No. u0 MARSHALL AVENUE, where
the next session VIII
Begin the First Monday in September, 1871.
Spacious grounds (nearly three Rcresl. good
water, comfortable schOOl-rOOms, supplied
with improved school furniture, q large and
beautiful grove, are features which make the
location both healthful and desirable.
The Principal pledges his entire energies
to the labor OF advancing pupils entrusted to
his care.
Discipline and thOrOughness the two lead.
ing characteristics Of the school.
Instrumentation J. ]. Busby, Major W.
ID. Beard, David Walk, n. A. LdttlstOns Dr.. ID.
GOber, John 3, ToOf. JyD
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GAS FrrT1se. Sis second street

LAZARUS q NORRIS perfected specta-
eles are the best. They never FIRE the
eyes last many years without change;
are warranted not to break. +. Fl. Clark
q Co, Jewellers and Opticians, No. l
0lark's block, 290 Main street. Memphis.
are sole SCENTS for this city. I
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Sale of Real Estats.

No. 8sS, R-First Chancery Court OF shelby
County.-R. Z. Lane VS.. Fannie ID. Lane.
ID Y virtue OF an mterlocutory decree for
ID sale. entered IN the above cause, May II,
1871, l wiz sell At public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
ONCE, 9reeniaW block, Second street, In the
rffn of MdmlnhTa HNarnanGaa ON
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HI BURGLAR ALARM.

The NEWS AGENT AT CoRINTH.-We
should have said, the iHdomitsble George
Tnua s
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"A YOUNG WIFE's REQOEsT.-WIf0
Charley, 1 wish when you come up to-
night you'd stop in at your druggists and
get me a bottle of PLANTATION BITTERs,
Be sure and get the genuine. d
Cbarley-What in the world, Mary, are
you going to do with PLANTATION BIT-
TERs2 u
Wife.-EverybOdy that / know is in
ecstacy over PLANTATION BTTTERs, and /
am going to try them myself. / am
assured by several of my friends that the
Blttsrs will cnre my dyspepsia, and at the
same time do away with that terrible
nausea which you know / am at times
subject to. The doctor was in yesterday,
and says that all I want is a tonic, aid
that PLANTATION BrTTERs is b best that
can be got.
Chsriey.-It is just the thing, my dear;
and it is strange that I had not thought OF
IL halOrA. III - .----- =
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BuRshrr's Cologne water the favonI,

HAkPER, Leslie, Appleton, Every Sat
Joe Locke's news stand, 2S6E MAR streat.
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o WHITE RIVER.
RAILROAD PACKET COMPANY.
WHITE RIVER LINE.

Running from DsVaH's Bluff In O~eaneOtles
with the Memphis and Little Back r. e.
COMMENCING MONDAY, May go
~ ], 1871, the steamer Usage, J.i
b, Davis, Master, Cha Smithers, CLERK, VIII
cave eVal1s Bluff MEDNk-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at 5 o'clock pm. ION
arrival of train from Memphis), for Des Arc
Augusta and JacksOnpOrt. Returning leave
J-acksonpOrt TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, at 5 pm, making connection
with trains at Devall's Bluff for Memphis and
Little Rock.
AS early as the trake Will justify, the
steamer SALLIE V. will / Q added to the line,
making tri-weekly trips TO Augusta, West
Point and Bearcy. JNO. b. DAVIS,
APPS Supt Railroad Packet Co.
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the WEATHER.

WAR DEPT SIGNAL SERVICE, U.S.A.l
MEMPHIS, July ., 1871. (
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REMOVAL.

w W. RITCHIE has removed his Hard.
w . ware and Chain PumpBtore to NO. 867
SECOND STREET, opposite Moore, Elder a
Co.'s Planning Nil. I ]
Memphis, Fennp July 8 III ~
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~ Also, Stores Nos. 35z and 500 Front
street leach q by ITO feet), good location, and
Well adapted for produce business
~ Rents moderate. Apply TO
tyl6 ar EWART BROS. &GMfNNE
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FOR RIVER.

PoT Arkansas RTVer-U. 5. Mail Line.
For all points on Arkansas River.
FORT GIBSON, Cooper, master
Leaves FRIDAY JAY 18th, at bpm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
iy28 NOS. u Madison street.
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RIVER NEWS.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY,
W bite rfveT. .......aB ATEsvILLE..... u m
Friar's Point ........PHIL ALLIN........5 pm
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FOR RIVER.

EOh ALshAEDEO Ia 8Le
M~srohants' ST. Lsuls and ArksnSas River
Paokst Company.
For Pine Blur, Little Rock, Louisbnrg, Oar
daneIle, Ozark, Van Buren, and Fort
Smith composed OF the following
first class, LOW-Water Freight
and Passenger Packets:
SALLIE, 7. 3. IshBs0R, EastsT
eOLUMBIA, lrous, Master
UTAH, Tx. tSraees, Master
Connecting at Little Rock with 0
Stages for Hot Springs and
UR6t-drauRht steamer Little Rock, HO1stOni
master. for All points on the upper
Freight received at ali times nom boat or
railroad and transferred, free Of charge, 2
boats OF this line MARI and cOnsign goods
to n. Louis and Arkansas Rfve Packet Co.
care Of ELLIOTT q MILLER, Ag,ts, Memphis
I. II, a Co, Agents, Cairo
JAS. J. SYLVESTER, Supty
fs8 200 n. Commercial st.. ST. Lnuts-AO
The new and elegant hght-draught Gamer
zENLITTLE R0GK%R
w. e. Gere--.master Chss. Conrad--.olerk
Leaves Little Rock for Fort smith ano al
way landings on Arkansas river every nv
connecting ct Little Rock with the
st. LsuIs aBd Arkansas aiy. Pk't Cas- Ss&ts
From st. Louis, No.
Freights for all points consigned TO care OF
Elliott q Miller, Memphis, or this company
viii be promptly forwarded free Of charge fol-
transfer, Jas. SYLVESTER, Bupt,
Ss@ 40 ComInerctel So - lsonis. -
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THE MISSES LANE

UTILL OPEN A BOARDING SCHOOL,
w for Young Ladies, In NEW YORK
CITY, on WEDNESDAY,, September %, ISL.
For reference n circular, apply 20 1. b
Kirkland, Esq, President Jackson Insurance
Memphis, Tenn fyl5
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SUITES OF Rooms, a fsvorite method OF
hotel life, are offered the guests of the
American House, Boston, and may be So
cured by post or telegraph, by families
who are travelling. All modern con-
v~eniences are included with these rooms
en- suite. ~ D
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PERSONAL.

A: V: s. Lindsey, Of Nashville, is at the
Peabody.
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THE New York riots, illustrated In
leading pictorials, at Joe Locks news
stand, 28BK Main street. 10 aasls5xs
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
MsmDhIs and 81. Louis .. s. Mail Lin

Memphis and St. Louis U. s. Mali Line
For Osceela. Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
7 Cairo, Gonhecting at Belmont with the
Iron Mountain K. r., at CAiroHwith
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats up the Ohio River.
BELLE ST. OOIS............W m.B Blake, master
as above
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 10 am.
Tickets for all points via Memphis and 81.
packets, North, East and West apply
to General Railroad and Steamboat ONCE.
b g TOM b. DUNN, cor. Court and Main SITS.
Freight received at theSt. Louis WhRrfbOat.
W f. DILL, Agent.
Jy2 FlAEM. CALVERT. Bup't.
FOR WHITE AND RED RIVERS
Regular White and Little Red River u.
s. Nail tuesday Packet.
Str. BATESVILLE....--Albe smith, master
This elegant passenger packet 20"
leaves as above
THIS DAY, July 9ith, at l2m
ELLIOTTG MILLER, Agents,
1yH Promenade ST., foot OF Jefferson.
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E0R SALE.

L AND-Forty acl es, Immediately west Of
II the Fair Grounds nj north d the Mem.
phis and Charleston Hallroad, VIII De
time, or VAL be leased for eight or ten
6. A STOVALL,
s-3g gI7 Main street.
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PuNrs-sI5 Second street.

bukEhEtb OOaoBneaNhbSr the favOrit {
PuMPs-3I6 Second street.
1 HAVE tho best Of Pfttsburg and Can
mel coal andsA No. L coke4 elegant All
wood and superior oak, measure and qual
ffv guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Sst,
isfsctiou or no trade.
gGEoRGE MELLERSH,
south Court and Main s~trsets.J
PHKBoN's NEW PERFUME.
ILOVE YOU"
st UGVEsYOU."
al LOVE YOU"
"IIOYE YOU"
81 LOVE E0U.n
IL0VEaKOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.t
r9F MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET
T-T1E SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.i
A-Las HW i
srnAnErrEuHa US Eeeond gtrost.
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BOMBAY. IULY 81. 1877,

within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-Wtt.
Lot No. a, fronting 90 feet on Ruth street,
and running baek I42h feet TO al alley, stu
ated In the city of Memphis, Tennessee, as.
designated upon the Plan OF subdivision OF
Almedia Talbotts portion OF the estate Of
Joseph H. Talbot, now deceased,
Terms Of Sale-Cash. Equity OF redemption
barred.
EDMUND A. COLE.
Clerk M Master,
L v. Dlxon. Attorney, iv2l i
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A Few Words tO the ladies

many ladies', particularly mothers nursing complain
tred stess feeling complete arising In the
morning On the wife and neither devoves the
regulating the duties of the household are numer
GUS and the mental we'll the physical powers
Y called into equisitOn. She often finds her sghtsts
patton task and existence burden while at the same
time she has no regular disease Hosteers Stomach Btters
resorted to at tins PERIOD will prove an unang remedy for
TINS annoying assitude The effect Of this potent agent
soon seen in the cheek and elastic step the head of the
family with restored health spirits she
her accustomed place in the family circle II need
be regularly used those depressing symptoms will never be
complained Of and not only would not
but many diseases following its advent avoided ed-
ca agent has equal while its pleasing favor and health
fu effects have made favore 1t is free from all
properties calculated to impair the system.
mild soothing efficient All who have used the
Biers attest its virtues and commend tuy5Im
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y tHE BOMBAY Hook r. R.-The New York
F0Ss says: : Accompany has been formed which
Will put line Of ferry boats on the Delaware
nVer, to connect the southern terminus of the
new llne with the Delaware Railroad system
At the same time short railroad line to con-
meet this ferry with the Delaware Railroad at
smyrna has been let out on contract to an
energetic contractor, who means to have it
completed In time, wo hear, for the Delaware
peach season. If this is done as promised, we
s snaT get our peaches from Delaware, as we'll as
our grapes from the Vineland region, much
Snsaper and more quickly this year than every
Oe!ore, and the new line will besides make an
opening for New York merchants to trade
:alrectly with the peninsula of which Delaware
Is part. 1t is intended, we hear, to make a
new Southern trunk line of this combination Of
osntoads oy means of ferry to run from the
eastern shore of Virginia in connection with
several sv Southern railroads terminating at Nor
folk and Richmond.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-26

SHIPPING FRUIT.-Numerous letters from
commission merchants in the large cities,
have been received in the peach raising dis
tricts, advising farmers to be more careful in
picking and shipping fruit. The letters urge
that fruit should be allowed to attain its full
growth, but should be gathered before it gets
soft As an instance of the results of care.
lessness it is stated that one hundred boxes of
peaches were recently sold in New York, for
only one dollar box, while freight, commits
sion and carriage amounted to ninety one cents,
thus leaving only nine cents to the grower.
One half Of the lot, it is said, we're fine peaches,
and if they had been carefully selected out and
shipped by themselves, would have brought
three dollars box. One fourth of the lot
were soft and crushed, and the remainder
we're hard and unripe. 1t is not always re-
membered that the freight on the commonest
kinds OF peaches is the same as that on the
best and most delicious fruit. The quality and
not the quantity of the fruit is the point to
which the attention Of the shipper should be
directed, and although choice peaches cost
more trouble and care, yet they in the end
fqly repay the labors of the grower.-Phila.
Ledger. ''''''
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EERTILHZERs. 80 DisprOpOrtionate

We find the following in the United States Agricultural
port for 1863 Professor W. Johnson in paper
TO- 1860 reports the Connecticut Board ARrcur on
samples Of sixteen different commercial fertilizers which sam
obtained tlat State,
Me bags and barrels in the stores Of dealers The
these analyses to determine the
OF the fertilizers in question. which have attained
widespread reputatisn) banR the estimate Of
active and valuable ingredients obtained
standard source The current selling prices fertilizers
are given Tor purposes of OF these sixteen
pies one home made Superphosphate has selling price
Affixed Another fertilizer
ton against selling prise Ell $50 In
POudrete exhibited value of only pei
against selling nf S2S similar
brand value of only S3G against a selling price OF
$3.50 barrel The maed value
ton Of the various fertilizers given wing table
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The city of New YORK 4ns Se' 1Se passnSe %See bV
the Tle. eisatue Of law for the examination and
the h?glSaf!dd f druggists and prescription clerks.
licensing hg!s',ity nj with this law board OF exam
In coniorlnl'9 nnso "anponted, which has recently
liners mas md "nd given formal notice when and
organlzeu ?Ti he in session All druggist and
where II ."m W." clerks are required to present
prescTlP.nUs"w ns within six months for examination
themSs!iseS tbeir knowledge of chemistry, phar-
respec'LnS; nn;.ons and their antidoteS, and the
macy hpponcbcs pob of science indispensable to a
Gtllel Gtllu%b understanding of their business. All
o fa;l to pass or to appear wlthln the pres
1.;baJ WIZ time are liable to heavy hne for COM
:.n"UJin0 prescriptions thereafter: Such law,
pSa;nntIv enforced, must result in giving in
eLnoSod immunity from the hitherto altogeth-
o.'@o .1o PREVALENT cases Of poisoning due to the
81 .UU petence or cerelessness Of apothecaries
lnoJ.np C,.n Il Is sufficient calamity to be sick
o,e SI r;van over to physicians and physic,
oven @ When the medicines prescribed are fur
U;sbeJ with the proper ingredients in the
n,Sm ,,nr Dronortions, but when to the mistakes
psFvRb F,ba doctors which are rarely discovered,
Vi oto s"o ;S sdded the danger of being made the
'.;', eaei0 ot bInnders by the druggist, the sick
u,oI v,on i indeed to be commiserated. Fatal
ma" "s Of noisouing due to such blunders fire.
casU 'a.'ntIv occur in this city, and though our
9oO%I 99a"aIsmre has several times had bills before
!. aan,;Isr in character to the law now in force
N New York, we believe!the evil still remains
nnremeded. d.-1Neio York paper
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

This Valuable Family Medicine has been widely and favoraby
known in and foreign countries. upwards Of
THIRTY YEARS.
II has lost OF its good by repeated trials but
nues to occupy position In every family
cine chest.
is an External and Internal Remedy. For Summer Com
plant other disease IN children or adults
is an almost certain and has without doubt
successful in curing the various kinds CHOLERA than any
other known remedy the sku physician India
Africa and China where this dreadful more Of less
prevalent the Pain Killer considered by h natives as well
as European residents in those climates remedy
while It is most efficient remedy for pain perfectly safe
medicine. in unskfu hands Directions accompany
each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists
Price IS cts. so cts and 81 per bottle. july5lm
Smyrna times., 1871-07-26

The Hale's Early peach was brought to this
country by a German immigrant who located
near Cincinnati. He planted the pit in his gar
den; it grew and bore fruit, which ripened verv
early. A nurseryman, by the name of Hale,
purchased the tree for $3.50 and from the buds
propagated the variety since known by this
name,
Smyrna times., 1871-07-26

The Hon. William Pinkney Whyte, candi-
date of the Democratic party for Governor of
Maryland, N was bornin Baltimore, Aug. 9, 1924,
lie is lawyer by profession He has twice
been Democratic candidate fol Congress, in
1851 and iu 1857, and was both times defeated.
In the Winter Of 1862 by appointment of the
Governor, he filled the vacancy in the United
States Senate, caused by the appointment of
Keverdy johnson as Minister to Great Britain.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-26
Ayers Cherry PectOral.
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CONSUMPTION.

such as Coughs, Colds, WhOOplng
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine, has anything won SO widely and SO deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
senes Of years, and among most of the races Of
men 1t has risen higher and higher in their estima
ton, as 1t has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat, have made it known as a re-
liable protector against them. While adapted to
milder forms of disease and 10 young children it is
al the same time the most cectual remedy that can
gerous affections of the throat and lungs. As pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, it should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject TO colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled COnsuhl DtiOn is thought in
curable still great numbers Of cases where the dis.
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Cherry PectOrGL. So complete is its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat that
the most obstinate of them yield to it. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the CheITY Poo
tOrGl they subsde and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers find great pro-
lection from it.
asthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Cherry FectOrGl in small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here or do more
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-26

"A Slster-in-Law of Mrs. Wharton, the a.
egeu Baltimore poisoner. writes private let.
%r sS 10 gentleman in Washington, in which
sue says that she knows Mrs Wharton poi.
SSoned So her the writer's husband and child
tpu tSur years ago. The letter is replete with all
~ ,oe bitterness Of woman who imagines herselt
mother 'N'" '''''''0 "'oHs ii0n
Smyrna times., 1871-07-26

T.rrsT FROM GENERAL SHERMAN ON THE
paEsIpEyrIAL QUEsTIoN.-HCre are the la
,ost views of General Sherman on the Presi-
Dental question. They are furnished by
writer to the New York CommercidI Adrerti
ser, who "knew the General in Memphis in
The war time" and who was lucky enough to
catch him on the wing the other day at Sarato-
REpoRTER-"D Do you think it policy to elect
Grant again?
GEyERAL SHERMAN-"O course | do? He
Knows the ropes now-he has become acquaint-
ed with the dutes-scquainted With thousands
of public men, and ten thousand good -fOr-nOth-
;ng White House bummerS who would do
nothing but harass a new President for the
FIRST year. He has just got where he can tell
a oood man at sight, Humbug men always
get the best credentials; every Congressman
Signs their recommendation at sight, and many
of them deceive new President. These party
frauds are now pretty much played out, and
Grant is enabled to deal squarely with true
men. Experience and acquaintance is the stock
in trade Of good President.
"WhO will win in 72?'
"There is no question in my mind, said the
General, enthusiastically. I'll bet on Grant
against the fsd-two to one"
Who will run against himY
There won't anybody run; but, not being
politician, | can guess for a moment who
will be nominated?'