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Greenwood Seminary

THB celebrated Female Seminary, near
a Lebanon. Tenn begins lts next session
the FIRST MONDAY In SEPTEABbh-
There Is an able Faculty; elegant and capa-
ciOus buildings; an ~unequaled retreat Tor
study Health and Moral Training; regular
Church attendance daily Physical EHerclSei
the Delights OF a Home, combined with The
instruction OF a school. 80 From the list OF
the many patrons OF the school, reference Is
made to Col. j.. i. Leath, Dr. Frayser and VIM.
b. Grssnlaw, Of Memphis. For circulars,
with terms. etc. apply 70 the Principal.
MRS. N. LAWRENCH LINDsLEY,
p. 0. o As, Lebanon, Tenn.
Tu1v Il Tg7T fVl4dAW
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CHlNAWAEE.
RnnK EnR THE MIlunM.

AARRlAEE APRIvArE COUNSELLOR TO
nHfHttatafNQA THE MARRIED or those about
GUIDE. s 20 m m7stsP PR the B 3 Ts8sFa.
ions Of the sexual SYSTEM, with the latest
discoveries in producing ahd preventing on
spring. preserving the complexion, etc.
This is an interesting WOtk Of two hundred
and tW~enty-fonr pages, with numerous en-
cravings, and contains valuable information
FOR those who are marTis,d or Contemplate
marriage stil II ia q book that ought to be
under lock and key and hot laid carelssslY
about the house.
Sent 70 any one free Of pistagel for 90 cents.
Address Or. Butts Dispbnsary. No. u n.
Eighth street, 81 Louis, Nd
HB- Notes to the AG3seted and Uafogfuaofes
Before applying 10 the Notorious QuAcRs
who advertise in public pfpers, or using any
QuAOE R-ElrEDIH5, peruse ID. Butts work. no
matter h your disease Is, or how deplora-
bley0ur condition.
Dr. Butts can he consulted. personally or b
mail, on the diseases m~entionsd1n his Worka,
&c No. I'm. Eighth street, bet. hnrketand
hsstnpt, 81, Louis No. feH dhW
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scOTT's CENTENNIAL.

The following is from the st. Louis
Times: "a meeting of the admirers OF Sir
Walter Scott was held last evening n the
directors room of the Mercantile Library.
It was decided to proceed with the prepa-
rations for the centennial celebration of
the great authors birthday, and a COM
mittee OF ten will be appointed to arrange
a programme. It was also decided to
charge an entrance fee of fifty cents, the
proceeds remaining after d~efrsying ex-
penses, to be applied to the purchase of
a bust Of Sir Walter Scott, to be placed in
the Library room.
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JOE LOCKE, 236K Main street, has
Cody, Peterson, Leslie. Demorest, Har-
per, Galaxy, Eclectic, Every Saturdays
Monthly, Appleton's Monthly, Phreno-
logical Journal, Baliou, Pleasant Hours,
and a host of other late monthliss, all the
illustrated weeklies and principal dailies
of the United States.
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Tt. BROWN. Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFIOE OF ca. SIG. OFFICER,
WARHrNCuor Tu1v IN 1871

The barometer has risen since Saturday
on the California coast. It has risen de-
cidedly on Lake Superior and has fallen
slightly IN q Southern States. The tenn
but elsewhere has risen somewhat. Light
winds have everywhere prevailed and
local rains have been reported from Maine
to Virginia and Ia Minnesota. Local
storms are now reported ia the middle
Atlantic States and in Western Tennss-
see. ana clearing weather from Kansas
and North Carolina. The conditions are
favorable for further local storms on the
oastern Gulf and south Atlantic coast, as
also from New jersey 70 Massachusetts,
on Lake Huron, and IN Missouri and Ar
kansas. Cloudy and warmer weather VIII
probably Prevail on Monday very gener-
ally ssst Of the Mississippi,
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Medical College,
Medical OepartmtO of Cumberland University
SESSION l87'72.

4 LEXANDER ERsKINE, MD, DEAN,
IA Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children.
BENZ. ". AVENT, ND, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice or Surgery.
DUDLEY ID. SAUNUEH8, D., Professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD Is. MD Professor OF the
Principles and Practice OF Medicine.
ROBE ". MITCHELL. Md, Professor of Ma
teria Needles and Therapeutics.
ALFRED II. VOORHEES,. M.D.t Professor or
Aural and Uphtnalml surgery.
j. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, ND, Professor OF
Physiology ana Physiological Anatomy.
FELIX MCFARLAND, MD, Professor OF
Chemistry and Iozicology.
GuSTAVUB 3. THORNTON, Md, Demon
stratOr OF Anatomy.
ROBT. THUMMEL. Id D., PrOsectOr 70 the
Professor Of Anatomy.
The Nineteenth Annual Course OF Lectures
in his Institution Will begin on MONDAY,
October 10Th aud continue to March ], 1872.
~ Dissecting rooms open October LIST, and
studenls will dnd that in Memphis the 1aclli-
ties for the study of Practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed.
Clinical Lectures will be given each week,
throughout the session, al the City Hospital
and City Dispsnsaly, FREE OF CHARGE.
Good Board can be had near the College for
TERMS:
For the full Fees of all the PrOfessOrs~-S5C o.
Demonstration ~ "
Naturalization ~
Graduation 81 "
D1-Since The last Session the Medical Col
Iege of Memphis has becOms the Medical De-
partmenU OF Cumberland University lOcaE II
at Lebanon, Tennessee, and as BuCh IS pelmlae
nently established in Memphis.
ag For any Information in regard TO tina
and other matters relating thereto, apply to
ALEXAEDE8 ERSKINE, Md,
iyI4-d-w Dean OF the Faculty.
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LAZARUS d MORRIS perfected apecta-
cles are the best. They never FIRE the
eyes last many years without change;
are warranted not to break. T.. n. Clark
q Co, Jewellers and Opticians, No. I
Ciark's block, go Main street, Memphis,
are sole agents for this city.
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FOR SALE.
Farxa on xslana 40.

Farm On E@lana az.
OFFER for sale my farm on Island 50. Mis-
4 slfslppt river, containing 400 acres, 20 IN
cultivation $50 acres IN cotton, and " IN
corn. Twelve tenant houses, n good COM
Portable log house and 0ut-1u1ld4n6si good
Cotton Gin, Grist Mil n Blacksmith snop
and Tools. I will take $50 per acre lorc1op
and land-one-third cash, the balance one
two Years. The crop cannot be best In
the State inquire on the arm for paTttcu.
1yll THoA G. W1L1IA1lHoN,
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SUNDAY, July 80, 1871.

is oppressively hot just now. A heavy,
sultry, steaming vapor seems to hsve set
tied permanently over the face Of this
portion of the f~ootstool, snd has given
everybody the dumps" A bright day,
no matter how hot, would be q relief.
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IN consequences Of the alterations now
in progress at the store of B. LoWenstein
q Bros, they oher great bargains in order
to reduce their immense stock. For par
ticulars read their new advertisement.
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The New fire COMPANY

There is now in process of organization
q new Ere company-Mschanics' No. =
which promises to be one Of the most ef-
6cient in the department. Mr.. William
BeheD, sgent of the Carolina Insurance
Company (Memphisl is temporary Presi-
dent, and viii probably be requested to
retain the position after q permanent or
RsniZatiou,
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READ B. Lowenstein q Bros new ad-
vertisement. They offer great induce
ments in consequence of the alterations
now Ia progress at their store.
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CAIRO, July S0.-Port list: Belle
Memphis, st. Louis to Memphis, 8 pm;
City Of Vicksburg, Vicksburg I'd st. Louis,
2 am; Carrie V. Kountz, 81. Louis to
New Orleans, 10 am; Belle St Louis, st.
Louis to Vicksburg, 4p.m. Lady Lee, st.
Louis to Red river, 4 PM; Sallie, st.
Louis to Arkansas river, 4 pm; J. Ii.
Kellogg, St. Louis to New Orleans, 8 pm.
River fell 2 inches. Westher clear.
MercurV. $40.
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TOWELS, napkins, table cloths and
damasks, at greatly reduced prices, at B.
LoWenstein q Bros,
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BURERTT's Cologne Water the fsvOrite
EDWARDS MEMPHIS CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1872.

The above publication will DO issued a.
usual for the coming year.. Completeness
and reliability guaranteed. We refer with
pnde TO our Directories Of the pait three
years, Of this city.
As a guarantee Tor the future, Mr.. L.
SosrdH, general agent Of the Compsny,Ti ii
cali on cur business men fer thsir sub
scriptions and advertisements. SJushern
Publishing Compsny publishers; aichard
Director.
PHALOH's NEW PERFUME.
II LOVE YOU.D
II LOVE YOU.p
81 LOVE YOU"
AZ LOVE YOU"
ST LOVE- YOU.n
81 LOVE YOU.D
TIE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET,
TIE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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A tall, athletic and o~ily-looking African
was seized by officer John O'D0nnell at
the Poplar street market-house Saturday
night. The difficulty with him was
snatching q two dollar bill from a little
white boy. While persmbulating Poplar
sudden jerk to get away from his captor.
A struggle ensued, in the course of
which both fell to the ground. The officer
was compelled to use his club three or
four times to sooth the irste African be-
fore he got him to the station house.
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Jacob Cans, 298 Main.

The name Of the Company is the Andes la
Company. IL IS located
in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The amount OF its Capital Sleek IS Sl,00m0 %
The amount OF its capital Stock
pain l~,OU0,CUj %
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OUR country friends, on flying trips to
the city, can get an excellent meal for
fifty cents, at the Commercial Restau-
rant, 35 Jefferson etreet.
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BARBoUR's small fruits at Oliver, Fin
ME d Co.'S. Call and see the lusoiousfruitE.
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n-nawnoaIa rsdnas.

AA88BG1oAL8B ~LEEL9a
WE beg leave to inform the builders and
w the public generally, that we are pre-
pared to meet the demands Of the trade with
tins best Lime In this markes, az reduced
prices. Lime o at the corner Of Main
aud Auction streets, opposite the Memphis
and Ohio Railroad Depot. We respectfully
~ hENJ. sCHEmER 90.
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ANY person wishing to purchase &
beautiful cottage can sso6Ftsia psrticu-
lars BY applying to Col Alexander, Bust
ness Manager Of the APPEAL.
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o WHITE RIVER.
RAILROAD PACKET COMPANY.
White River United States Mail Line

JEO. q. DAVIS Master CHAS' 04AIhAE' VI
A[AS v,
JNs Master CHAs. sHARPE..Clerk
win run in connection with the trains of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad nom De-
wallis Bluff as follows: The Usage WlllleaVe
DevalTs Bluff every Monday, Wednesday and
from Memphis, for Des Arc, Augusta and
JacksOnport. Returning, viii leave JACKSON
port every Tuesday, Thursday ana SatlFuayt
at 4 O'Clock pm, connecting win trains al
DsvalPs Bluff next day for Aempnls ana Lit
tie Rock
every Taursoay, at 10 o'clock Am, ard every
uudav at O'Clock pm. for DSs arc, Vest
Point and Searcy. Retaining, viii ieaVe
West Point every Thursday, ~ IL O'Clock
pm. and every Monday, at O'Clock am, Tor
Devall's Bluff and mouth 0f nlte river.
The SALLIE Y. win leave Devalls BluH
every Tuesday and Friday, at4 O'Clock p.m.f
for Claren don. Aberdeen, CasG COet Mount
Adams, CrOCketL's Bll,H, SL Charles, indian
Bay aud mouth WhiLe river. Returning, VIII
leave mou'h OF White river every Wedues-
day and Saturday, ats o clock 6 m, connect
ing at DeValls rIun next day with trains iol
ii emphis and Little ROCK. This boat VIII
also run TO Augusta every Monday leaving
there Monday at 10 pm.
Passengers by this rOut9 viii go through 20
JacksOnport in IS hours less time than by
river; other points IN proportion. P9ssen-
gers TO points below Devall's Bluff VIII save
a hours time by taking this route.
Freight shipped by this line Will reacn its
destination considerably Ia adVancs OF ~
other routes, shippers saving thereby the
rates OF river Insurance and time
by this route.
Through Bills Lading signed at ONCE, Nos
street. John 3. DAVIS, Pres [.
A. ?. CURRY, Secretary and treasurer. JyzJ
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ECoNOMV.-By using Mrs. WbitSomb's
Syrup for children many a docto,ss bill
can be saved and much suffering aVerted,
Read the advertisements in another col
nrurm
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AMERFoAN DRIVEN WEL1s at Drowned
Brownies, 8I6 Second street,
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LOCAL NEWS
-Leddin's College.
Attend RObertsOn's College

Attend RobertsOn's College.
w. 4. Eitehelis school, sos Third St.
The DAILY APPEAL, I'VE cents per
CODY. can be had Of al nsWsmen Ia the
city
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 2II Main street. Tires faultles gem
pictures for 6fty cents.
ST. J0sEPH's I~NFTRMARY-In chfrge Of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
To OUR FRIESDs.-We invite letters
from cur friends and subscribers in the
country. We 6Ent news in the fewest
words. Local movements and events,
politics, crops AID Industrial and educa-
tional progress. These are the things to
write about.
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Gas FITTINs. si5 Second street.

1 HAVE the best Of Pittsburg and Cam
mel coal and A No. 1 coke, elegant ash
wood and superior oak, measure andquai-
ity guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Sat
anlnnlirn n-nn frndn
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UEUhJE MELIEhSH,
South Court and Main streets.

To IssuRK a good driven well, get one
Of Phil. ]. Mallon d Co.'S new points, at
24 Main street.
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B LoWETsTEIN s. Bros. viii offer great
inducements this week ia consequence Of
The alterations now in progress at their
store. Read their new advertisement.
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1sE WEATHER.

WAR DRIP, SIGNAL SERVICE, U.8.A. l
MEAPHB, July 80, ls7L. !
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ROOMs ann BOARD.

BOARD. No. Rooms, with nTst-rste
ID board, at 81 Court street. Day bcarders
accommodated Jy2
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REH0vAi-.


NT W. RITCHIE has removed his Hards
w . ware and Chain PumpStors to NO. 25z
5ECOND STREET, opposite Moore, Edsf q
Co.'S Planning Mill.
Memphls. Tenn.- Juiy s. ISL. I've
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sTEAMsOATs.
FOR CAIRO AND ST LOUIS.
MsmuhIs and 81. Louie U.S. Man Line

For Oscsola, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo; connecting at Belmont with the
Iron Mountain r. r., at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad and
boats mp the Ohio river.
l. MEMPHIS .......... ...-.. q master
Will leave
MONDAY, 3ist inst, ats pm.
Tickets for all points via Memphis and st.
Louis packets. North, East and West, spply
TO General Railroad and m ONCE.
TONB b. DUNN, cor. Court and Main sta.
Freight received at the -. Louis wharfbOat
W. T.. DILL. Agent.
iva LEM CALVERT. Sup't.
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FOR VICKsBURG.

United States Mail Line for Vlcksbarg-FoT
Helena, Napoleon and Vlcksburg.
BELLE ST. LOUIS. .--...~. Wm. Blake master
This elegant passenger packet 49,
viii leave as above s
MONDAY, 3lst inst, st pm
Freight reeeiVed NJ Ia St.LOuis WharIDO0i.
". y. DILL, Agent.
iv80 FIEM. CALVERT. SUP
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les4s am. 2p.m. lIO:4sp.m.
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Highf Of barome-
ter .-......s.~
Change since last
repon-....
Taermome teI--..
Change last 24h'rs
Direction OF wind
Rain fall 6iuCsrst
report-iDcbes&
hundredfhs-
STATE Of weather.
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RIVER NEWS.
IN PORT.
Phil Allin. A. J. White.
RIVERS, WEATHER. AND BUsl MESS.

NAFNH73 WHAIHNa ANU bUoINHoaa
Weather cloudy and sultry. The
river here ia declining steadily, with 8
feet in the channel from here TO Cairo,
and Ga feet from here to st. Louis. The
channel between the two points is ragged
and crooked, and hard TO define by pilots.
The Ohio is falling, with A feet water on
the bars In the lower Ohio river.
Arkansas river is still falling, with only
30 inches in the channel from the mouth
TO Little Rock, and 20 inches from there
up. White river is receding, with 8 feet
in the channel from Devall's Bluff out,
and 3 feet above there. There was very
little doing on the wharf yesterday.
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sEHAM TIEgINa, sl5 Second aiTsss.
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COPARTHERsHIP NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

4 tween the undersigned is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, ThOmas sheridan
having sold his interest in thesHarble Sen
ate" to his partner, Patrick Mcnagan, who
alone is responsible for all Indebtedness ana
will settle all outstanding business up 20 tnte.
PAT. MONAGHAN,
THOS. SHERIDAN.
MemDhiS TulV i. IH1. fT4
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ATE OF Macon, Tennessee, Is admitted as
Ia aPartner In our hOuss, dRtinE nom June
i, 1871. SMITH. NEIL & CO,
No. J Monroe street
Mamnhin Tam InIr 4 lau. ia
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CHANGE or SCHEDULE.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
oggIoa snsnnAn suFzanrssDanr.

ON and after SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1871. unit.
" further notice, trains on this road viii
RIM a. fnli0wR.
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The new and elegant Ight-draught Gamer
=ALITTLE R0GK
W. E. Gere....master Chas. Conrad .--.olerh
Leaves Little Rock for Fort Smith ana al
way landings on Arkansas river every I'VE
days, connecting at Little Rock with the
st. Lsala zad Arkansas RlV. Pk'tcs.' 2 Seats
From 80. Louis, No.
Freighis for all points consigned to care Of
Elliott q Miller, Memphis, or this company,
viii be promptly forwarded free Of charge fOI
transfer. Jas. ]. SYLVESTER, Sup't,
fa2G In n Eom m errinl Gr At IzOuaP- W
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FOR A RIVER.

EsrOhaHts' ST. LsHls and Asksasas hlgs'
Packet 5sEFaaY.
For Pine BLUFF, Little Rock, LO~uisburg, Oar
daneIls, Ozark, Van Buren and Fort
Smith; composed OF the following
First-clasB, LOw-Watsr Freight
and Passenger Packst5;
SALLIE, 7, 3. IshBs0n, master
enLuNREA. lfsas, Master
uTAH. TX. Fsrh8Bs, Master
sIWNIE. - Aast6f
Connecting at Little Rock with k
Stages for bot Springs and thez
uqht-draught steamer Little Rock, Houston
master, for all points on the upper Arkansas.
Freight received ut all times nom boat OF
railroad and Transferred, free OF charge, ge
boats Of this line Mark and conslgn Bo9uk
to st. Louis and Arkansas River Packet CO.
care OF ELLIOTT q MILLER Ag'ts,
7. Ii. PHILLIPS q Co., Agents, cairo
JAS. j. SYLVESTER, Supt,
fnB Eg n. commercial st.. St Louis. Mo
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Mr.. Conway, a hard working man, was
coming out of B~rereton's grocery, in
Scotland yesterday morning, he was set
upon by two boys, N white and the
other cOlored. The white fellow cut
Conway under the left eye rather severely
with some sharp instrument. He may
lose the eye by il. The boys name is
Jameson, and Is said to be q hard case by
the police. He was not arrested up TO
late last night, but the officers are after
him.
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St. Louis University.

T,HE Mkt SESSION OF THIS IEsrITU-
j. ZION opens
ON AONDAY, SEPTEMBER a, 1877.
ys TUNDEBEcR, LII.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26
Debility mad EnaciatIon.

Both result from the lack of ability to con
vert the food into nutriment. How necessary,
then, for those suffering from these alarming
symptoms to Immediately resort to remedy
that will strengthen the stomach and diges-
tive organs. For, as soon as this desirab BILE
object has been accomplished the health i'm
proves, and the patient resumes his usual
personal appearance. Hostet,er's Stomach
BltterS have attained n worldwide popularity
In such eases, and have been proven tie best
AID safest means of removing constipation,
toning the stomach, giving energy to the
liver, and relieving every symptom of ner-
vousness and depression Of spirits. Its cheer
ing and beneficial effects are highly spoken
of by thousands. who owe to It their restora-
ton to health No restorative in the annals
of medicine has attained the same popularity
in the short space o. time it has been before
the public. or has won the high endorsements
accorded to this excellent tonic. MANY
other preparations, purportiug to be correc-
tives an1 restoratives. have been introduced,
ard have persisted one by one, while the p0-
pularity of Hostetters Bitters continues to
increase, and is now recognized as stand
ard household medicine. The success which
attends the use of the Bitters evinces at once
its virtues in all cases of debility and disease
of the stomach. Certificates, almost without
number. have been published, attesting its
truly miraculous power in removing those
painful and fearful diseases. And at this
tine it seems idle to do more than call atten-
ton to the great remedy of the age, in order
to awaken public attention to its excellence.
1t is the only preparation of the kind that is
reliable in all cases, and it is therefore
worthy of the consideration of the afflicted.
Anr < 1S-1-1n
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26
TOWNSHIP No. !.
To Esc Remembered.

As the ides of September draw near, it is
clear to those who gre not blinded by parti-
zan feeling that Gov. Haight will be endors-
ed by the people. The same issues coupled
with the subsidy question, are again present
ed that defeated the Republican party four
years ago. Mr. Booth may deny it, and the
host Of frothy Republican itinerants who arc
shouting over the State in the interest of Geo.
c. Gorham and the railroad Kings, may en-
deavor to hide the true intent of the Radical
party. but nevertheless the hoofs, horns and
tails of the uucean beast still stick out
The Sacramento Umon. one of the strong
est advocates of the election of Mr.. Booth,
plainly states that Booths opinion is unaltey-
cd as far as The Chinese question is concern
ed. That organ boldly says, it would be
ashamed of him if he were to so back upon
Gcrham's letter Of the universal "hrother-
hood of man."
The people know who Gov. Haight is, they
are fully aware that he stands as n bulwark
between them and the soulless corporations
who are endeavoring to reduce them to astate
of vassalage. They know that he is opposed
TO Chinese immigration. They know also that
he will veto all bills that are hostile to the
true interests Of the State. Besides 1t 70 sig
nifeant fact that Gee. c. Gorham is stump
ing the State with the andoubted intention,
if the Republican party is triumphant, of be-
ing candidate for the U. S. Senate. They
know that Mr.. Garham's views are unshang-
ed and if he is successful, will use all means
within his power TO open wide the food-gate
of Coolie immigration. They are aware that
he is the declared foe Of the poor lahoring
class and would crush them if he could With
n horde Of degraded heathens.
Mr.. Booth may be an estimable gentleman,
endowed with high literary attainments, and
no doubt sheds both honor and lustre upon
his party, but his political record is bad; he
advocated the passage of too many measures
opposed to the public interest for the people
10 trust him as their Chief Magistrate.
J. n.