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EDWARDS MEMPHIS CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1872.

The above publication viii be Issued a.
usual for the coming year. Completeness
end reliability guaranteed. We refer with
pride 70 orr Directories of the past three
years, Of this city.
As guarantee tor the future, Mr.. L.
SoRrds, general agent OF the Company, will
call on our business msn for their sub
scriptions and advertisements. Southern
Publishing Company publishers; Richard
Edwards, Superintendent and Managing
nIraofor
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The Sunday Morning Preacher Dis
turbs the LOunSers of Court Square
by n Fearful Representation.
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LOCAL NEWS.
-Leddln's College.

-N"NNNN NVllEEUa
Attend Robsrtson's College.
w. Il. Hitebell's school, S0s Third st.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents psI
copy, can be hsG 81 ali neRanen In the
city.
-Armatrong's Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for Atty cents.
ST. JOSEPHis IEFIRMARY-ln charge OF
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
10 OUR FRIENDA-We invite letters
from our friends and subscribers in the
country. We want new in the feWest
words. Local movements and events,
politics, crops and industrial and educs-
fionsl progress. These are the things TO
write about.
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MEMPHIS JUVENILE COLLEGE,
For ths Thorough Training and Edu-
eatisa Of Bays and Y0gBg ssn.

Located at No. 4ss Shelby Street.
WILL open on the 4th Of ssptamber.
w prOx under the personal Supervision
and instruction Of
RFOfs. II. H Paine and W. IL WaIEup.
both experienced teachers snd graduated
mssfers OF Washington aud Lee University,
Virginia. Encouraged By the ounaei Of
many friends and prominent cit'Zsn8 or
Memphis, Il is proposed TO make MS Hivh
school for boys permanent. and IN az re-
spects such an Institution a. VIII fully meet
the wants OF the entire community, Mt Ing
boys for coilegoOr for carrying them through
the usual college curriculum. There viii
be three departments, Primary, tnszrmedi-
ate and Senior. Terms, s., 81 and b per
mOuth strictly In advance.
REFER NCEs.-Ths Reverend Clergy and
OF the prominent professional ana
business men OF the city. anti
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or ca. SIG. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August p. 1871


The barometer has not changed msteri-
ally since Sunday evening from Iowa and
Missouri westward to the Pacific coast.
The area of low barometer on the lower
K has moved somewhat TO the south
east, but the pressure has risen very
rapidly north md east of Ohio The bs-
rometer remains low on the South At
lsntic coast, and fresh winds from the
north n east have very generally pre-
vailed in the Southern and Gulf States,
with hszy weather. Light rains are now
reported from the CsrOlinS coast, and in
cressing easterly winds continue from
Cape Hatterss to Cspe Cod, with cloudy
and threatening weather from the New
England coast to the lower lakes. Clear
weather, with smoke and haze Is reported
from Michigan TO Tennessee and westward
TO the Mississippi river. EssterlY winds
VIII probably continue in the Middle and
States, and It Is probable that q
storm Of some severity will continue at q
considerable distance OH the South Allan
tic coast, with easterly winds ard threat
ening weather from Georgia to New Jer-
sey. Cloudy weather will probably con-
in the New England States, with
nOrtherly winds and warm hay weather
Michigan to Alabama and westward.
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HAVING seen qualified IS aarnfnistrator
H Of the estate Of JOIN II. KELLY, de-
ceased, Thu Is tonettfy all persons having
TO me within the time prescribed ~ law. 81
this notice VIII be plead IN bar; aud Those
who are indebted TO said estate, R1I please
come forward and settle,
HENRY E8HMANN, Administrator,
au8 Il vim
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MISS X. ]. BRYAN's SELECT SCHOOL
IFA for Young Ladies and Small BOYS, 248
Elliott street, Memphis. Tenn. The next ses-
sion VIII begin the first Monday in Sep
tember. The school is located IN a very
pleasant and healthy portion of the city.
No pains VIII sbe spared by the teachers TO
render the advancement OF pupils satisfac-
L7FV- anon
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TAKEN UP

HOW-Tsken Up on the 18th, & red mich
- ccW, 6or years old; I'VE nOtches On the
len horn; ID ear marks.
W. 7. HINES.
NeLaphis and Charleston Railroad,
au40 Two msles nom Court square.
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LnsT-

EOR-A white csw, with red neck. II
found, please notify Michael Canning
mana, Old Gas Works. su0
ON Wednesday evening, August 18th, be.
street, near Madison, or on Madison street,
hefWeen Second zfFeet and Armour Institute,
Ladies REVOLVING PIN. plain gold frame,
fst on one de, on the other a likeness OF A.
y HeFues. taken aeveTsl years since The
andsr vii Be rewarded by leaving 10 at this
once, or - Main street auE
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FOB WHITE RIVER.
. "a . &c.

JNo. B. DAVIS, Master CHAs. sMrTHKRs, CPk
A=S ALLIE ".
Jas. Master CHA CLERK
VIII run in connection with the trains of Lhs
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad rom De-
wallis Bluff as follows: The Usage wiz leave
Dsvalls Bluff every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, st4 O'Clock pm, on arrival OF train
rom Memphis, for Des arc, Augusta and
JacksOnpOrt. Returning, VIII leave Jackson.
port every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at 4 O'Clock PM, connecting with trains at
Deyall's Blun next day for Memphis and Lit
tie Rock.
The SALLM v. will leave Dsvau's Bluff
every Thurfuay, at 10 O'Clock An, and every
Sunday, at4 o'clock pm. for Des Arc, West
Point and Searey. Returning, viii leave
West Point every Thursday, AZ IL O'Clock
pm. and every Monday, at 3 O'Clock Am, for
Dsyalps Bluff and mouth OF White river.
The SALLIE v. viii leave DeyAlls Bluff
every Tuesday and Friday, at 4 O'Clock pm,
for Clarendon. Aberdeen, Cass OOe. Mount
Adams, CrOckettis Bluff, ST. Charles, Indian
Bay and mouth White river, Returning, Will
leave mOU h Of White river every Wednes-
day and Saturday, ats o'clock q m, Onnect
ing at DeValPs stuff next day with trains for
N emphls and Little Rock. This boat VIII
also run to Augusta every Monday, leaving
there Monday. AT 10 pm.
Passengers by this route Will go through to
JacksOnpOrt in IS hours less time than by
river; other points In proportion. Passen-
gers to points below DsvRu's Bluff Will save
a hours time by taking this route.
Freight shipped b. This line will reach It's
destination considerably IN advance Of All
other routes, shippers saving thereby the
By this route.
Through Bills Lading signed at ONCE, No.
Madison street. JOHN B. DAVIS, Pres't.
Al p. CURRY, secretary and Treasurer. 1y9
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EARM-My farm, on the old Raleigh read.
II known IS the Catholic Place, containing
lok acrss-75 cleared, four miles from the
city, crossed by Cypress creek, and mostly
nns bottom land with good water, and ample
accommodations Tor man and beast,
s. L. SNYDER, ND,
aul cod s. Union street
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jon LOCKE, 2S6K Main street. has
Cody, Peterson, Leslie. Demorest, Har-
per, Galaxy, Eclectic, Every Saturdays
Monthly, Appistonis Monthly, Phreno-
logical Journal, Ballou, Pleasant Hours,
and q host Of othaE late monthlies, all the
Illustrated wsekbes and principal dsilies
( the United Eta1aa
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ROOMS n BOARD.

nOAHDIN0-EXceIlent day boarding can
ID be had a. l3 Monroe street, 81 I'VE dollars
per week, IN advance Also. rooms, elegantly
furnished. can be had. with board, for two
psfsonE, 81 sixty collars q month. Refer
enees required. aug
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ST. MARY'S COLLEGE.
AaFlsn esaaty, ky.
FOUNDED IN 1821J


ITHIs CaIIege. situated on tas Lebanon
Branch OF the LOuisvula and Nashville
Railroad, has been placed by the XII Kew "
MGClOskey. DID Bishop OF Louisville, under
the care Of ecciesisstiCs OF the ConGregs
ton OF the Resurrection or cur Lore an o.
nov being redstaa preparatory to It's reopen
ing for the education OF young men on MOS-
DAY. September 4th- The s~stubrtfy Or IL
Situation, its eaay access BY rsi1EoGd IL t0lal
seciusfOa from ali that Is caleuiated 10 divert
the mind OF youth from study, and IL thor
ough equipment adapting 10 70 the require
ment5 OF the physical. mental and moral
culture Of ITS inmates, afford ~adVantazss -
parents and guardians unsurpassed by Any
college in the country. In addition TO 1Es
REMODELING AND RENOVATION
now IN progress, It is presided Over by a raiI-
giOus order Of learned ecglssiast1cs. WIZ as
BOUND BY MOS sOLEWb vows
to devote tneir lives and best energies % tha
material and mora welfare o. their puDfl4.
and whose humber embraces q c7rrq OF en-
Gent Professors Inc ptHn or sfu1eH en-
braces a thorough CUmmerCial Course.
and Classical COurzs o. Ancient ana Mouetu
Laugu ages, with the various auxIliRry s-E-
dies as pursued IN the besl European aul
American Universities. While the s~frlcrssr
supervision is exercised over TIE mors's o.
pupils, the religious opinions or none viii ha
TERMS-FOr ordinary ColIeglate Seasi5u
Of ten 100
FACULTY:
Rev. Fstrer ed GLoWALsKIr President
Rev. Father DAVID TENNEssT, & NUaetuf
Rev. Father JOHN WoLOWsEL K
Brother - pZUEoWIEZ. O.. r.
Brother CHARLIE LAuZ T. &.
Brother John NAGLE, OK
Prof d. A. FRAWLET.
For prospectus and further psrticnisrs,
REv. ED. GLOWALsELC ~R Pr-'at
or PROFESSOR FRAWEET.
Sr. Mays P. o, Marion Co Ky.
- Aso.J G. Webb q Co, is Maiu 81 o.
A. Rogers. lib jefferson St. and ~. Piagg51-
berg. Green St, bet. Jackson and HancJcE,.
LOuisvine, KY. suE
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st. Mays P. O., Marion Co KY.
e. Also. j. g. Webb q Co. 1sE Main So r.
A. Rogers. lib Jefferson St. and n Piagg5I-
berg, Green 81, bet. Jackson and Hanc5cE.
Louisville, KY. su-
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The WEATaER.

War DEPT SIGNAL SERVICE, U.E.A.
MEMPHIS, August q, 1871.
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SEK advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
psBssrF, headed Book for tbs Million
Marriage Guide-in another column. IL
should be read By all
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WILLS Ct Drowned
Brownies, 6l5 Second street.
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&c FTFEIsa. ID seoond slEess.

TIE 6nest grades Of wines and bran
dies carefully put up Ia bottles FOR medi-
cal and family use.
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A TzRRJBLK TEKPTATIoN, Harper's
cheap edition. for ssls BY jos Locke 3SsH
Main street.
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FEArEEas. secondhand furniture and
household goods Of ali kinds bought ,at ss2
Essond street.,
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PuNPs-s15 Second street.

fruits?" "Wby at Oliver & Ffnnie's;
they are the celebrated fruits grown by
RaThour
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1T cannot hurt you. It is purely veRe-
table. Try Simmons' Liver Regulator, il
you wish 10 be well. IL sets like q charm
without facilitating the system, and with
out any of the evil effects Of Mercury,
remedy.
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CHEAPEsT AND BEsT.-Mrs. Whiteamb'
Syrup for children is sold BY druggists
for twenty-five cents bottle and is an
dsrH.
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.

mH@ux1o@ vUI1kanwon.
aats Wilkinson a fargo and successor
OF n. a q. WilkinsOnJ
OF 40 Canal street,
wHoLEsALE DEALER IN
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
H0RDAGE, Broonas, Mas, Baskets, Twines,
~ Matches, Backing, Looking Glasses,
Wrapping Paper etc, etc., hiss removed 70
$50 CHAMBERS STREET,
Opposite Cosmopolitan Hotel, . NEW You
RRED'K WILKINSON, 6ILAa q AYMRs.
Late Lathrop 4 Wilkinson. ie5
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ogrEos HAsKsTa, nghs a o., 3 How
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EDUCATIONAL.
Memphis City Schools.

OsFrCE OF BoARD Or E~DCCkTIoE,l
Odd-FeilOWP Hall, August IS I'll
- Tickets OF admission VIII be fssued 20
white children wishing 70 enter the city
schools on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays
To eolored children IN Tuesdays and Fri-
days. nons O'Clock an. until O'Clock pm
au1s H. SLAUGHTER, supt
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DR.. J. s. WHITE has removed his Office
from 278 Second street, TO 227 Main street.
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SOUTHERN
Hoop SKIRT
Mandatory
B8 i-2 Main ST.
HRAz
WASHENGTO,W
sHzNGTO

"A 3 Bustlas shall ooutful IA in fasbto, ,1r---
me coming fall and winter season- ana
AI Detng worn from two to shres va- ds
azolna Ire bottom. 1 q M manufaofnr3c. =
variety Of bustles both $ eparate nom an5
4 70 tne nooped SKI rt. My WALKING vS,S
80 80 sIts 4Te ngnL elastic, durable. 49,
ne Urn name stamp a on he wa5S,haas
rnd f Fran oe nad IN AZ sizes. ma foIIoWFns,
can be purehase5 - All and extra sizes,
Coraet Rshsr9 1ro1sr sd, Long and Mornf5e
bspoStss Sssea5tsg plain French CoTssf,
sHpPorIng Corset. TIE Panama s[sls3o.
oest imn-oras ~ ench C0rssfs, Aiso me
tectoTs = Snog Ider Braces: Breast Pro- /
rubher -s1ui1e, silver wire and tndata.
mas oer- Wholesale ana rsfaiI.
. LOUIS LANCE i
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snd Passenger Packets:
SALLIE, T. 9. Isagssz, Master
COLUMBIA, irons, &asksY
UTAH, TX. Voorhees,, kast5F
MINNIE. - kastsF
Connecting at Little Rock with
Stages for Hot Springs and hes
Ight-draught steamer Little Rock, Hogsson,
master, for all points on the uppsr Arkansas.
Freight received at al times nom boat OF
railroad and Transferred, free OF charge, to
boats OF this line Mark and cOnsign goods
TO St. Louis and Arkansas River Packet Co.,
cara CT ELLIOTT & AILLER, Ag'ts, Memphis:
I. N. q Co, Agents, Cairo
JAS. J. SYLVE5TRR, Sup't,
ta8 sM ". Commercial St. Sc. Louis NO
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THERE will be q meeting Of the Liquor
Dealers Association to-day AZ 4 O'Clock
pm, 81 MarreA BOnusT's saloon, 155 Main
street. All members, and others who de-
sire 20 join the same, are requested 20 at
tend, as matters Of great interest viii
come bsfoFe the meeting.
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BUREnTr's cologne wassr DE faYorte
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An enerEstlc, businoss-hke and very
Interesting statement from New Orleans
appears IN another column. II eIaanates
from the stirring, pushing snd anterpris-
ing house Of l. II. Gardner q Co, Their
Known large capital and extensive busi-
ness sdmonish buyers Of dry goods and
notions, that they may not pass IL without
careful perussl. The house Of u. nj.
Gardner q Co., in New Orleans, draws
ike 6 magnet and Is known all over the
ulsr prices, choice stock and honorable
doaifnra. BY all means turn to the ad-
yertisement and read It carefully. II
means business.
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FOR RIVER.
ssrshGafs' 81. LsE;s aad Arkansas RlVsT
PESkst Eszsasy1

Fer PIN HIM, Little Rock, Louisburg, Oar
danelle, Ozark, Van Buren and FORT
Smith; composed OF the following
Ftrst-cl9ss, LOW-Water Freight
- nn.a.--.n 81
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IA n DX.O " q
| JOHN s, KERR, Attorney at Law. has re-
j m0ve4 his office Is no. ID Norfh Court
street, 4smphiR, Isnn. aueS
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RIVER NEWS.
RIVERS, wEATHEa AVID BUsIvRsg

weather clear and warm. The river
here Continues on the decline, with 8 feet
scant from here to Cairo, and 7 feet below
on the shcal0st bars. At Cairo and st.
Louis the river is leceding, with 81 feet
In tho channel between Cairo and st.
Louis. The Ohio is falling steadily, with
4 feet IN b channel. Arkansas river Ia
declining, with 8 feet on Rob Roy bar.
White river remains unchanged. There
was q fair amount Of business doing on
the wharf, with a better movement In
freights.
By TELEGRAPH.
CAIRO, August 2I.-Port list: Sallie,
st. Louis to Arkansas river, 9 pm; Min
ME, Arkansas river to st. Louis, II IN:
Mary f. Poe, st. Louis to Red river, /
am; r. p. Walt, Memphis to St. Louis,
l am; Grand Tower. Memphis to st.
Louis, z am; Colorado, st. Louis to
Vicksburg, 2 pm; Marble City, Vicks-
burg to SO. Louis, 4 pm. River fell 2
inches. Weather clear. Thermometer 9Oo,
CINCINNATI, August 21.-River 5 feet 2
inches Ia the channel, and falling. Wealth
or clear.
LOUISVILLE, August 21.-The river has
fallen II inches, and is still falling, with 6
inches in the chute, and 5 feet scsnt on
Portland bar. The packet pilots report 5
feet on the shozlest bars between Louis
Vile and Cincinnati. Weather clear and
pleasant. The Clarksvilie has left the
Louisville and Cairo trade, and will prob
ably U between Cairo and st. Louis. A
colored boy about thirteen years old. fell
on the w~heel-house of the General Buell.
at b wharf, and was drowned, The Ella
Hughes, instead OF the Umpire, will run
between Evansville and Greensboro dur
Ing low water, as announced.
PrrTsBURe, August 21.-W Gather clear.
The M~onOngahela has 16 inches in the
channel. The Monongsheia is in a lower
stage than 1t has been since 1854. No ar
rivals or departures.
EVANSVILLE, IND, August N.-Weath-
clear and hot, Mercury go. River has
risen 2 inches. Business active.
ST.. LOUIS, August 2I.-Arrived: s. N.
KELLOGG, New Orleans; Lady Lee, Red
river. Departed: Bee and barges, New
Orleans; City of Chester, Memphis. The
river is stin falling. All the upper
streams are On the decline. Weather
clear and very warm. Freights to Mem
phis have sdvanced-hour soc, pork soc.
whisky 81 COS pound freight, SOC.
LITTLE Rock, August2l.-Weather clear.
and warm. River fell . inches in the past
a hours. No arrivals or departures.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2I.-Arrfved:
) ame5 Howard, st. Louis. Departed:
Mohawk and bsrges, last night, st. Louis;
Indiana, Louisville.
VICKsBURG, August 2I.-Down: John Il.
Moore, 8 last night. Up: Ci5y of Cairo,
8 pm. River railing. Weather warm
and clear.
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The WORK is Very Valuable

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toward their wives and children, and as warn
ing against those dangers.wh are so fatal to
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the best way to avoid loss of health and secure
domestic bliss
To Parents, as showing how to beget and
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To Young Men, as teaching them their duty
TO themselves, and warming them against their
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70 Young Women as Showing them the way
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ers.
To Those About to Marry, as enabling them
to enter the married state well informed of the
duties required of each. Ask your father,
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To Those Suffering from Disease or Loss of
Power, you will find here the simplest and best
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The book is very valuable to all these, and
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SAMUEL G. CUNNINGHAM, ClaringtGn, Ohio,
is the agent for this valuable work. We COM
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DR. HOOFLAND,S
PoDoR HKELIM.
Substitute for Mercury Pillsn
ida TWO PILsIs A DOSE ises
The most RofnsiJul, get Inaoceet Vegetable lCas
i vs = .dtdltic kRelcR,, .s4.,e "a, s.fz

- ~ 80 7.
1t is not necessary TO take a handful Of
these pills to produce the desired effect; two
of them act quickly and powerfully, cleans
ing the Liver, Stomach and Bowels of all im-
purites. The principal ingredient is Podo--
phyllin ,or the Alcoholic extract Of Mandrake,
which is by many times more powerful, act.
ing and searching than the Mandrake itself;
Its peculiar acti6h is upon the Liver, cleaning
it speedily from all distractions, with all the
power of Mercury, yet free from the injuri-
GUS results attached to the use of that mine.
raj. .as..s,,-r,a ~ ID
For all diseases in which the use Of ca:
thartc is indicated, these pills will give en-
tire satisfaction in every case. They NEWER
FAIL.
In cases of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia and
eztrer,s costiveness, Or. Hoo1and's German
Bitters or Tcuic should bs used in connec
ton with the pills. The tonic effect OF the
Btters or Tonic builds up the system, The
Btters or Tonic puTiies the bloo1, strength
eus the Ne,ves, REGULATES the Liver, and
gives strength energy and vigor.
Keep your bowels active with the pills, aud
tone up the system with Bitters or Tonic, and
no disease eau retain the hold, or even assaii
you,
Recoltect that it is DR.. nO0FLAND'S GER.
NAN Remedies that are SO universally used
and highly recommended; aud do hot allow
i the druggist to induce you to take anything
else that he may say is. just rs good, because
he makes larger profit 'on it; These reme
dies will be sent by express to any locality,
upon application to tha principal odf.s,at ths
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, 63l Arch street.
Philadelphia; Cnas III Evans, Ero'rs
FoiEAarty q. II, jacksan < Co.
These Remedies are for sale by Druggists
Storekeepers, and Medicine d.,'ers every.
whefo nov2ss
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Farm for Sale.

7 WILL offer for sale to the highest bidder,
| the G,ier farm, containing $50 acres, stu
atsd In Oxford township, Guernsey county
Ohio, one and one-half miles south of Fair.
view, and the National Road. and four and
one half miles north of the railroad,
ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, IS; ISL
Said farm is in good state of cultivation
leo acres in old sod, and nearly all the re-
mainder sown down in grass: two good or
cnards good fencing, humber one buildings
good timber, Is acres of good coal, and good
water in every field. The soil is Of the very
best quality. Is very convenient 10 schools
churches, mills. and an excellent market -
Ths coal, at one-half cent Ter bushei, will
pay for the farm at least seven times.
would just say to any one wishing a good
home. come and see for yourself, If you
wish to invest in No. property, come and
examine this farm, 1t is one Of the very best
in the county, For particulars cali ami see
the undersigned on the premises. Terms
easy, and will be made known on the day o.
sale, Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, p IN
je2om3, Jas, W, M0RRELL.