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Medical.
RATIMoRR LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As A REFUSE FROM VuACERY.
Tho Only plaza vA.,.

DR.. johnson has discovered the most Certain
Speedy, and only Efeetuh Remedy In The World
for Weakness Of the Back or Limbs, strictnTs "a
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder, iHyolun'
WY discharges, lmpotency, General Debility.
SERIOUSNESS, Dyspepela, La1guor, Low Splrits'
CONFUSION Of Ideas, PAlpitatiOn Of the Heart
! I1imidit{ Trembling, Dlmness of Sight, or cd,
si1ess disease OF tho Head, Throat, Noss or
Skin, Affections Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or
ss Bowels, Terrible Disorders arising nom
pPo s6ntJy napiN o. Youth-Secret and Solitary
song oiSyrens to the Mariners Of Uiyssos biigbt
ing their most brilliant hopes and antiCipations
rendering marriage, &C, impossible.
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DISEASES OF INiPRUDENCE

RWWa
When the misguided and lmprudent yoiNTv nj
pleasure nndg that he has imblbod the seeds of
this painful disease 1t too Ofton happens t6St nm
ill:timcd sense Of shame or dread OF dlsCoyoryte.
IN nin rom applying TO those, who from atln.
nm delaying till tho constitutional symptoms nj
thls loffld disease make their aDpeafanc6 SncI
as aCGf " sore throat diseased nose, noctnrna
RaIpS ~ tho mead and limbs, dlmness OF sight
crossing With irightful rapidly, till al Iast tie
palate 81 tho mouth or the bones OF the nose mi
IN, and TIC victim Of this awful disease becomes
norfid object Of COMMUNICATION, TIL death pnts
him to that Undiscovered County from whSneS
no traveller returns" ""'''''
i IA MELANCHOLY FACT that thousand,
ali Victims to this terrible disease, owing 10 Tho
tbn ny % o. Ignorant prdtendetA who, by
In2 use Ol Tint DkADLYl POISON, MERCURY
RUN thc constitution and make the residue oiiiie
mlseFAple, tf,F .f'....Hf Ella. ... mi. 100
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.........t 100 SJE4IN5LCN,
YFFiCB, No. 7 oUTH FREDERICK STREET.
ieit hand side going from Baltimore stteet. 4 few
name and number ~ '"u
b IflItINo letters received unless POSTPAID and
gponulnlng stamp 70 DO used On ne rcpiy.
PERSONS writing should state AGE, and send hnyy.
tl9 PM Of Acknowledgement describing symptoms.
ING ho Doctor DIPLOMA hangs IN his ONCE.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS,
Tno many thousands cured at this establlsh
ment within tho last twenty years, and nc mn.
~. 10y important surgical operations performed
re SIn and many other papers, hoIites SI
WnlGh nave appeared again and again before. t6e
pubic, besides his standing aB d gentleman nj
character and respocAbllly Is suiilCiont guar
EiSy,r - Y ~ Vtsvu.b nfls ,VYuTpW
sKlNS,D1sEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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Party


Both parties in the North are busily
engaged in showing up each others
eorruptions. The thieying Of the
Grant administration is conceded by
all; but as an Offset, the Radicals are
showing up the corruptions of the
Democrats Of New York, and in turn
the Democrats point to the cOrfuptiOns
of Governor Gesry, Of Pennsylvania,
who fs now charged with being in
collision with one Evans, State agent
for the settlement Of war claims with
the Government, to defraud the State
of a large portion Of those claims.
The alleged facts in the case are that
the Pennsylvania Legislature passed.
resolution authorizing the Governor
TO appoint and commission an agent;
that he did so appoint and commits
sion Evans, but in so loose a manner
was the commission worded that the
United States authorities understood
that he was to audit and settle all
claims between the State and General
Governments, which was not the in
tention Of the Legislature. A detailed
statement from the Secretary of the
Treasury shows that Evans has fled
claims against the United States,
amounting to over three millions Of
dollars, and that on those claims he
had been paid nearly three millions,
the balance yet unpaid being nearly
two hundred and sixty-two thousand
dollars. Evans report to the Cover
nor comedies with the Treasury state
ment thus far, but proceeds to credit
himself with the payment to the
United States Treasury of over one
million dollars, as a balance due from
Pennsylvania under the direct tax act.
That any sueh balance was due iscOn-
tradicted by the message of Governor
Curtin in 1863, which distinctly ayers
the payment of the total direct tax.
The second credit OF Evans is the re-
payment OF about six hundred thou
sand dollars, said TO have been Dor
roWed by the State from the United
States in 1861. The third is the pay
ment to the State of about seven hum
dred thousand dollars, which is all
that it has received or is likely to re-
ceiye from the claim Of over three
millions. The fourth and last is the
agents commission, which is placed
at ten per cent, and amounts to nearly
three hundred thousand dollars. The
result Of the exposure is TO put Gov
ernor Geary and the Republican
officials Of the State in q very tight
place, and their squirming, in view
Of the approaching October election,
Is laughable indeed. The impeaeh-
ment Of the Governor Il talked OF, the
charge being collision between him
self and Evens in that magnificent
little commission of three hundred
thousand dollars. Who would not be
aState agent?
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Napoleon has gone to East TOrquay.
The elevated railroad in New York
is for sale.
Queen Victoria is recovering from a
severe spell OF sickness.
Bismarck has arrayed with Austria
for a settlement OF the ROumanian
question.
Lorillard's yacht, Enchantress, ar
rived at Newport, II. l., yesterday,
thirty-two days from Cicily.
In the town Of Bologne, Italy, a
church was struck by lightning, and
thirty-two persons We're killed or in
jured.
IT Is announced that the anniyer-
sary Of the establishment of the Re-
nublic viii be celebrated throughout
France on the Sd of September.
The Republican Senatorial Conven-
tion Of the Thirty-third Ohio district
IN Wednesday nominated ID. M.
Howard, OF Fulton county, and II. p.
Gage. Of Hancock county, as candi-
J dates for Senators,
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~ cou,e.t m rTI.sIsIipPi.


The canvass in Mississippi promises
to be one of the most bitter and exeit-
ing ever witnessed in the State. Both
parties are organizing. Governor Al
corn heads the party in power, and
those who oppose him have brought
forward General Robert Lowery, and
propose to enter upon a joint discus
sion of the issues before the people.
General Lowery, in response TO an
appeal for him to enter upon the an
vass, SAYS: 81 feel that no good cltl-
zen has a right to withhold whatever
services he may be able to perform IN
rescuing the country from the misrule,
oppression and corruption that char
acterize the Radical party, and there
fore will endeavor to discharge such
dutv as our party may impose upon
me.n We presume a list OF joint APP
nointments will be agreed upon, and,
as both speakers are able, the antago-
njsm bitter, that there will be q
large attendance and much excite
ment before the election in NOvem'
her. Governor Alcorn was elected
two years ago by a large majority.
He has performed many generous acts
as Governor, which still receive the
gratitude and commendatiOn OF those
Who ppose him. But the Radica
nartv IS divided, and the enormous
eorruptions of the Legislature and th'
marty in power have aroused the tax
having people, and we presume thu
opposition will triumph in the mex
election. Many honest Republican.
in Mississippi, who have no asplra
lions to ~subserve, and no desire saw
that of an honest, economical admin
istration of the State government
boldly express their indignation ant
unfisgging determination 10 wage al
earnest and Incorporating wa
against the corruptionists who hav
Numbered the tax-paying people.
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SYPHILIS,

az all diseases which flesh Is heir to, none
hiring no much misery, moral and physical,
as Syphilis. TO ali so afflicted we can truly
say this remedy viii help you. TWO ARTICLES
found. by experience, to be peculiarly emca-
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cnmpound. We ask you to try Dr. Fowlsfh
Ccmponnd Extract, and, by giving IL a islf
trial, IL Will cure you. n
We speak with much confidence OF Dr.
Fowlerfs Compound, because We know Wh2l
IL is composed of, and what II Will 90: We
know III. Fowler well, who ID a physician OF
Known repute, standing second TO none IN
the country OF long experience, an honoTa-
lie man, who, having a reputation ior ehaf
acter, as well as ourselves, would never al
low a medicine TO &C before the public with
ont merit. And we say of this compound, 4
takeu according to directions, alter a fan
trial. IL will do all we claim for IL. =.
We offer Il as q new tScoVeT winch II
cerfeinly is-a genuine article for Scrofula
SvphiIs and all hlOodimpurlties; and know.
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fOwLER's EXTRACT.
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Or. FOwIeFsi GOmpOund Extract
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sE We offer to the American public q new
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can rely upon, and IN place OF the worthless
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~AILFGHFNY sPRINGs.

These springs seem to be the favor
tie resort OF Memphians, as OVeT one
hundred representatives from our
CITY have visited them during the
season. They have now about four
hundred visitors, representing nearly
every Southern State. Bishop Quin-
tard delivered an interesting discourse
at the Allegheny, on Sunday last, to
a large concOuTse of visitors. He is
worn down by excessive labor in the
good cause, and says he will remain
only until he recupeTate5 in some de-
GREE his impaired energies. General
Forrest Is there, and MI. Jefferson
Davis telegraphed for rooms this
week. So you see there is no lack OF
Hheme folks" here in the mountains.
Go where you will, the familiar face
and cordial greeting Of an eTednt
Memphian meets you, and recalls
scenes and associations which rest
like the dews Of morning in the aisles
of memory, in connection with
"home, sweet home"
There is one lamentable feature
about these springs, Nh. Editor, which
YOU ought to remedy, and that is the
lamentabie disprOportlon OF the IAN
daughters Of old Mrs. Adam to the
stock of beauX on hand. There
are about five to one, and this
state of affairs does not seem
to be improving. Can you not send
some Of our gallant Memphis beauS
M here? Tell them TO leave theil
dusty offices and cOunting-roOms, and
Av on the wings Of steam TO these
mountains, where the smile Of beauty
awaits them. They can bask in un'
disputed possession Of the favor OF an
unlimited feminine constituency, and.
as SAKE says, "6irt, and lirt, and fiirt.
for that's what they do at heSprings.'
Can you not come, Mr.. Editor? Leave
your musty old sanetum, and his
away TO the mountains OF "brave old
virginia. for a brief spell, and oul
word for it, this jaunt will be to the
latest hour OF your life the fragrant
flower in the parterre Of memory.
r. NJ. X.
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VTASHINGTON UNINERSlFY-"AEDl III
w CAL DEPARTMENT., Baltimore, mu.-ine
next regular session will commence on the
First M0ndsy in October, 1871.
lectures will begin the 18TH september. me
course of instruction Is emlnently PEActlca
clinical lectures. and special instruction IN
Inc dfa1nosis and treatment of disease AZ the
bedside. Every variety OF dlsSaso m@y Do
sarV connected with the College. FIRES -FnLl
conrse. Si2B; Matrieulstion, S5i Dissection,
$40; Graduation, SO. Siudents HouA tnS
viii be received upon Inc beneficiary plAh OF
the school. The annual circular ana GAIA
lOeue, containing full partieuIPs' VIII Oe
sent on application to
CHAS, ". CHANCELLOR, Md,
ty50 d&w Dean OF the fuculty.
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sEMPEIS APPEAL
6 FIcIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY,
SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST &c, l87
uoD- eeoree IA. PeudIetou.

This distinguished statesman has
made an able speechin Ohio. He has
entered the canvass, and has given
the Democratic party the weight
of his great popularity. Mr.. Pendle'
ton discussed the platform adopted by
the Ohio Democracy, except that part
which refers TO the anew Departure.
On this subject he was singularly
silent. which shows that he is opposed
10 the movement,or that it is unpopu-
lar in Ohio.
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MUSICAL I%KsTRUMENTs.
PRICES OF THE
MASON & HAMLiA
CABINET ORGANS.

rTAVING vastly Increased their facilities
Ill for manufacture, the Mason and Hamnn
Organ Cmpany are now enabled 10 ouer
their well known Organs, which ara the ac-
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run OF the class, at prices OF Inferior
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The same, Double %
Organs, with
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Is now greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge who viii carefully xemlh
and compare must perceive.
Illustrated Catalogues, with WOOD CuLs
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sWAYNE,s MAMMOTH SPRINGS,
Henry County, Tennessee,

u,HREE AND ONE-HALF MILES NORTH
of g~pringvllle Depot, on the MemPhls
and Louisville Railroad. HACKS meet the
morning train from Memphis st the depot
DaTv mail and express Office there. no
" styIe' to pay for at the Springs, out an
needed comforts had, and the nnest shhLSs
| ana Rreenest park, and best and most aeunu'
| ant mineral waters FOR drinking and Dstn
ing. Board, by the month, bnt 80 Dy ihs
week. SO; by the day, u ~. EudfSss
| Henry county, Tenn, and letters, etc, toTI ne
| SnrinGs. send 10 his care. Persons going up.
= 49, trnet iel4
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SCROFULA.

This Compound is a neyer-failing cure Ion
this terrible disease. HOW many diseases
have their seat in the blood-diseases which
have been trested vainly for years. II the
blood al0he is purified, in most cases health
and happiness VIII soon return. DR.. FoW.
IeT's Compound acts especially upon the
virus In the blood, causing in time the dis
appearance of the hideous sores, and lestor'
ING the skin to a heaitnful appearance, tht
man organization becomes healthy.
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I'M CAVE

THErouta To this Greatest Natural wonder
~ the world IL via Louisville and Nash-
Vile k. X. 60 Glasgow Junction or cave Ciiy,
Vile. thence by easy stages seven mnes
nnofh Iaya Hotel newly fitted and furnished
tbrouchout, is hrst-class in every respect
Amusements Of every R1hd-splenuld Dshc-
Inc Hail RfniaFda, CrOquet, target fraellce3
Psse RaIi Ten Pins. etc. Finest Fishing and
Huntinp within a few n walk OF Ihe
HofeI. Ffrst-clasa Band during the entire
season. Purest atmosphere and most lnflgO-
rating climate on the continent IelnP6Ia
ture IN the region o. the Cave always ~ .
Sulphur Water Of any required strsnglhL -
ceDiIV ~discOveTed in the Cave. ana always OF
hand. Direct teleEraghio communication in
the Hetsl. The very hest simmer hesorLlh
SmarisS. d. GRAVES, Proprietor.
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So We wish all merchants to understand
f.at this once VIII not b responsible fol-
snd win not pay any debts created by any
Individual connected with the once, In any
capacity, unless the same shall have mrs
Iesn presented to and accepted for payment
by G. W. Alexander, Business Manager O.
Tue APFEAL.
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Tbousands Of Cases.
n Etc il gha RowaIe and Nllnd Cello.

We believe it the best n sUEEsE REMEDY
rGTHE WORLD, in all cases DI D1ShlSIEh
Am DiARRHEA IN CHILDREN, WheLnef
N arises from teething or nom any otner
cause. We would say 10 every motheI WHO
nos a child suffering frOm any on tne Ioteko-
n11ns NoR THE P~REJuDICEs OF OTHERS, stand
betWeen your suffering child ana Inc rsitsi
that will be SURETyess ELL
finely used. Full directions Tor using VIII
accompany each hottie. Be HRre ana csa iof
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An OVER-DOCTORED WORLD. Al
oraet nhysicfans admit tina the world Is
over7d pcf ored with violent drugs. In cases
OF indigestion, %biliousne ss, CONSTIPATION
wen chronic affections OF the stomach, liver
and bowels. an that is needed TO restore the
Teqular action OF the disOrdered organs, Is a
dose or two Of
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Selma, Marion and MsmphIs r. R. CO
NOTICE no s-roCKnOLDERs-

ny order Of THE Board Of pireciors; sPsclsl
nanv i esled, TO take place IN the elty OF
toinfnbus. Miss, on the 6th OF S~epteInosfl
1871. Rustaess OF the greatest npelIano W.
be brought before the cohNeAA
Is requested.
q H. FcELKEs, Secretary. aug
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SUMNER RESORTS.
HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
Accom- mediation Hack Line.
Mn. S. DAVIS, Proprietor.

IN successful operation for SIX years. No
THROUaH TICKETS odd on this line.
PARTIES sEE and KNOW what they pay for De-
fore parting with n dollar.
rial and built expressly for this travel. Ihey
seat ak persons, are large and 1oomy, anu
may be used by parties OF rom tWO ~ 1Se
TUffn Ortfuary baggage, or for uNVALIDB, the
seats being so constructed as easily 10 con-
stffute a bed. Remember, this ~ the only
Recommendation HACK Line, and no through
Tickets are sold over Il. Hacks maj be Sc
eured by letter or telegraph. once al the
snthoUy and Ashley stables, Little \.
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Are indorsed and prescribed by more lead
ing Physicians than any other tonic or slim
luant now in use. They are y SURE PIKE
VENTINEfO for Fever and Ague, l|nterInittents
BillOusness, and all disorders arising from
MiasmRtic causes. They are highly recon-
mended rs an an~ti-dyspeptic, and In cases OF
indigestion are invaluable as an Appetizer
and Recuperant, and in cases OF General De-
bility they have never In a slngla instance
failed in producing the most happy results,
MALES, strengthening the body, iuvigOrst-
ing the mind and giving tone and elasticity
to the whole system. The HOME BlI@tEbS
are compounded with the greatest care, and
no Tonic StimulRnt hss ever been offered TO
the public SO PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, Endorsed by the medical fra
ternity as the best known to the PharmacO-
poela. 1t costs Httle to give them a fair trial
and
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THE 26sh ACADEMIC YEAR
WILL
administrators and Guardians
Settlements.

NFFr0E oV County, COURT CLERK,
MEHPHIs, Tenn, August "A, ioIi'
I'll following settlements having been nled
in my office, viii lie presented 10 the fObAIt
Court OF shelby county. tennessee, ioI con
dTmatiOn, the first MONDAY In September
1871.
settlement II &. =. Lyon as admlnlstraloI
of the estate OF Samuel Aeock, deceasea,
seftlement OF %. NJ. Alsup as administrator
of the estates OF r. r. and, +. M. Dill, dc
ceased.
settlement OF SD. Aydelott as admins
traitor IL b5afS non of The estate OF Levi
Herring, deceased
Settlement OF Henry I. Jones as admins
traitor OF the estate OF VIVA. u harIisoni oe'
Sstiiement Of Henry T. Jones as guardian
of J. :. Anderson.
5ettlament OF Samuel Tighe as guardian ol
the minor heirs of John n elizabeth NC
Namara. - orrr,v Ca-k
BY T. II. CULLES. Deputy. anzt
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FOR THE CURE OF ALL
KINDS OF RHEUMATISM,
TT HAS NO EQUAL.
IF HAS NO EQUAL.

BALTIMORE, February 10, 1855.
DIR. ]. j. LAWRENCE-Dear Sir: take
pleasure in recommending your ROSA
DALIs as a very powerful alternative. l
have used IL In two cases with happy
resuIts-one in a case of secondary
sVphuis, in which the patient pro
nounced himself cured after having
taken 1--WE bottles OF your medicine,
The other is a cRse of scTofu!a Of long
standing, which is rapidly improving
unuer its use, amt the Indications are
That the patient will soon recover. 1
nave carefully examined the formula
nv which your Rosadflis Is made, n
ind IL an excellent compound OF al
terqtiys ingredients. Yours. truly
x. W.. CARR, MI.
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