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FKANS. NAY
..NAsHr1LLr. SEPT. II. IsI1.

"NAsHvmLE, SEPT. Il, 1917.
DEAR SIR: Since writing my letter OF
Yesterday, l see no reason why General
Adair should have any persons name; can't
he give it as well founded rumour; it was
expressly stipulated that a snap should con
sttute fire, but 1t unfortunately was not
reduced to wuting-the General denied
having snapped, and said 'his damned
pistol had stopped at haif bent" Dicker
son did not see It, he must have thought
Jackson reserved his fire, which he had Il
RIGHT to do. lie did not look at Jackson,
but turned his head sidewlse after firing.
General Overton and General Jackson
both came to my house to getmy certificate
of the affair. certified with regard to the
swapping, this they twice urged me to omit.
told them it would never do to DEM the
fact, that It was with them to JUSTIN it.
The certificate concluded by stating that il
was fairly and honorably conducted. SO
far as the rules and regulations Of the par
ties came to my knowledge from the late
publication of them" Nothing was pub
Hshed on the subject Of a snap constituting
a fire, because 1t was not reduced to writ
inc. as before stated; and this is what will
bear me out.
The General Jackson made publ
cation after he obtained my certificate; he
thought proper however not to publish my
certificate IN toto, but an extract from It.
The first time | see Oyerton / will con-
verse with him again, he cannot back out
in my presence. Let General Adair make
these statements to a confidential friend 10
Washington, without mentioning my name,
and let hat friend enquire Of Catlett wheth-
er they are not true; he certainly cannot de-
ny them. In the Generals lie we are told
his private character Is without reproach...
My respects. &c.
"FBANS. MAY.
"P. 5. Overton told ne a few days ago
that he had Catlett's certificate.
IF. NJ"
THIRTEENTH. jackson and the Ben
tons engage with pistols, dlrks aud swords
-Jackson's force is as SIX to two-the
General fires at Col. Thomas II. Benton
and mlsses-Benton returns the fire, and
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IN jnrOice Of ViOlins, Flutes,
Fifes g. CiarjOnets; Piano
Music g. Violin Strings.

\ FREsH AND FErENsITE ASSORTMENT or DRY
GOODS. CONSISTING IS PART AS FOLLOWS:

a FRESH AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF DRY
GOODS CONSISTING IS PART AS FOLLOWS:
Olive. brown blue black and mixed Cloths
Cambria and JacoHe, Glnghams, Calicoes, and
Cmbr.cs;
Superfue Ga SWISS, Null Plain and Figured
Jacs0nets. and Medium Muslns;
U0rsted Bombazine and black Lasting tor Cen
uemen weaT
Cotton and silk Stockings
Plain and Mixed Du.lmr4
j men Cambria Pocket Handkerchief;
men Cambrck, Lawn Imitation Linen Cambria
GA 7-S and ga Table Linen,
An elegant assortment Of Colored and Plain era.
watts;
Fashionable silk Pocket Handkerchicts,
Fancy Scaris and Shawls:
Bonnet. Haist and Cap Ribblnds, and Nue Rib
Gnds;
Leshorn, Straw and Gimp Bonnets, and Gentle
mems Lcghom Hats,
Ladies' and Gentemens black Hoshln, hid and
SIX Gloves.
Unread. Bobbmett and Cotton Laces, Senshaw
Sarce1et. Florence Mautua. Satin * Lu.eSrrinc
silk. colored and blacks
Co'0-ed eros de Naples SIX,
Satin Striped Leyantne and Florence;
Ba,tesse. assorted colors;
Black and co'oured Bradcs;
4-4 "a B0bneu Lace, Piping Cord. Grape ShawiS
Grape Robes. and black Canton Grape
Black. Unite and Green French Grapes, and
Green tr.rTn
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NO. 81.

"card at my lodgings-.4adrew Jackson
''for Colonel Benton and Ladv: forthwith
Il called at his, and left NINE: Colonel
..'BentoR for General Jackson. Since
''then we have dined together at several
"places, and yesterday at the Presidents.
II made kim the first 5O,o, he held forth his
'hand, and we shook hands. | then intro
.'duced him TO my wife, and thus Girl re-
"Iati0ns are perfectly established between
Gus. Jackson has gained since he has
"been here, by his mud and conciliatory
"manner."
We are sure thathe has gained the Colo
mel at least.
FOURTEENTH. Jackson quarels with
Samuel Jackson, & runs, him through the
body with a sword cane.
The foregoing is only short extract from
information sent me by nv friends. since
| began 10 write; and since the attack has
been made on my character by the Gener-
ais minions, although had knowledge Of
most of them myself.-The list in my pos
session has accumulated TO nearly one
hundred fights or violent and abusive quar-
rels. | think it unnecessary to make
comments.
JAMES 7. ARMSTRONG
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FIFTY-THREE PACKAGES,

= .
CONSISTING lS PART AS FOLLOWS:
Saws, Ml = Gu. and Pit; Hand, PANEL and
Tenmc
DO. Frame, Hood, Circular. Compass and Fretr
AUgi.s zeal Mouse Hole and Birmingham
Vices, bright and black assorted sizes
do. Hand.
Screw Plates, assorted sizes;
Iron. Juniata and common
Steel American. English 90. MAYORS and San
des0nS
Do. Hoop l. Crowly and German;
>h0veLs and Spades iron and teel pointed Sock
et Sh0vels;
Wire all sizes, and Wire Plycrs,
Plane Irons. Butchers and Cam best cas- steel
and commons
Files. assorted, of a.l kinds.
Cooper Shoomakcrs Chaimakcrs ana Sadlcrs
Tools;
Turner'S Chisscls and Gouges,
Gm.0cBs. double three quarter Bride;
do. Swivel and Roller raised pans
DO DO. do. skeleton lc.
Sheet Brass;
Hinges Butt, Table and Brass
Screws, assorted sizes;
Hatchets Axes and AIDES;
Ch-els Morucing Sockets, and Frmer
Plated and Timed Sadd.erv, and Hair Plush, blue
and orange;
Corn aud Garden Hoes GrIdirons FRYING Pans
Ben Mettle Tea Kettles, aud Saucepns;
Castings. Windmill Irons, Dutch Ovens Tea Ket-
les Sulets Noulds8oards and Sad Irons;
Brushes. of all kinds
Gu. Nails, Jmatl. assorted sizes,
drought DO. Cut Iacks, Clouts, Riyets 81 Springs
IroWe.s Brick and Plas,ermg;
Svhcs, cI kuds;
KNIVES and Forks, Peniuiyes single, double and
three bladed
SBcc.ac.es and Bazors
Curry Combs Horse Cards.
Drawing knives. al sizes;
Wheel Irons, Size Sticks
Buttons, coat and vest
Needles. common gl0yers sail and spaymg,
Iron and Steel 0hded Squares
Sheep and Horse Shears,
I Tl Chest and Cupboard Locks,
/ Brass pushed and Banbury stock Locks
/ Oval and round stop Knob Latches;
Ja9muci Nori0rS do.
Fiat straight Fatnecked 81 Straight Round Bolt,
Nonsses Gates. ST. Alban Backing
Britannia Table and Tea spoons and com quality
Steel Tobacco Boxes;
Fishing Lines Indian Grass.
Real Kirby Trout Fish Hooks
Cox Curriers' 10 Knives;
Butchers Ceayers and Saws
Aueers. assorted Sizes Pugh * Wells
Looking Glasses, Gilt and Mahogany Frames
assorted sizes,
Mantle Glasses. Toilet and Sconc'd do
With O variety of other articles.
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EIGHTH. Jackson at the same time
CHALLENGES the Governors Secretary, the
late VIM. Macklin-but they do not fight.
Ninth. The General turns racer, now
about forty years of age. He makes a
race with DR.. Purnel, a perfect Vlrginian
Gentleman-Jackson quarrels with and a.
buses him win without measure.
TENTH. Jackson and Thomas Swan
of Va. differed on the race track-high &
abusivelanguage takes place-Swan chal-
lenges him, and he for the first time refus-
es to fight; but tells Swans friend Mr.. n.
A. McNary to inform Mr.. Swan, that he
would be in Nashville on Saturday and
cane him-accordingly Jackson appears
with several men-the moment Swan APP
peared at the dinner table, jackson fell on
him with his stick-Swan threw hun of
into the fire place-the Generals friends
soon relieved him, and then Jackson drew
his bic pistol and told Swan to defend him
self-Swan replied he was unarmed and
then they were parted.
ELEVENTH. The General and Mr. n.
| A McNary, engaged in a paper war, and
in the end McNary challenges him-they
meet but do not fight.
TWELFTH. Jackson engages in 4 quar-
rel with the late Charles Dickcrson about
racc-it becomes more violent, and they
fight a duel IN kentucky-the General kills
| him: whether fairly or otherwise, the pub
lie may be enabled to judge byreading the
following extracts of two letters written by
the late DIR May, who was on the ground
as the G's. Surgeon. The extracts con-
tain every word said about the duel in the
letters; but ifthe General or any ofhis par
ticular friends doubt their genuineness, the
whole letters will be published, together
with the certificates of the gentleman to
whom they were originally written.
"NAsHy1LLE, SEPT. Is, 1877.
DEAR SIR:
Yours of the 10Th this moment re
ceived. | would advise General Adair to
write TO some friend in Washington City,
and procure O statement from Doctor Cat
lett. who was Dickerson's second--If this
fellow win cone out like man of truth, &,
COURAGE, he will damn the reputation OF
General Jackson at least as a man ofhon-
or. Genoyal Oycrton and myself convers-
ed the matter all over only a few weeks
ago: Overton laughed most heartily at the
certificate obtained from Catleu that the
duel was fair and honorable, &c twas
eight or ten DAYS before Catlett would give
tito him, during which time Oyerton con
suited with me several times, and l at last
advised him to bully INN out Oft by threats,
which succeeded. You must obtain a true
certificate from Doctor Catett, before you
make use Of my name-not because ! fear
the vndicuye violence Of Jackson-but be
cause my information comes from Oyerton,
and he having Catlett's certificate, would
have me in a very UNPLEASANT situation.
Oyerton would certainly S5oear the truth.
fla statement can be had from either OF
them, General Adalr shall nave IA certih-
cate or any thing from me he desires,
touching that or any other subject, relative
to which know any ting.
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From the Fort Pitt Glass-wor5s. handsome as
-or.ment Of DOUBLE FLINT GLASS WARE,
tor sale at the Mmci1curer prices.
Persons wishing 90 purchase goods Of cheap
rates wiz please 20 call and examine, as we intend
selling at very small advance upon cost.
Country Merchants viii lind Il "a their alym,-
0re no give us q call
FLslne, MQu l4lS, 2S.-,s
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DOMESTIC GOODS,
And yuiety Of o,her a.tclos not enumerate

ana variety o- O.l-cl -- llc.e LJ- t----ii---.eL'
Also
French Brandy. Peach Brandy Holland Gin.
Hhs5ev. Port Madeira. Lisbon, Teuerlfe and
Country d mess Molasscs; Mackerel; Gmpowder'
Imperial. and Young Hyson Teas. &c. including
General assortment of8ll kinds of GROCERIES
md OTEENS-WARE.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
ATTORNEY s ar LAW

t- formed q connection m business. win at-
.c., P.oi,ssoaa. cI.sa thcu office, next door
~.- Cllp-ne's Store.
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NEW HARDWARE STORE
RICHARD LANE & 90.

RESPECTFULLY, inform their friends am
the public that In addition to their former assert
mcm they have just received and are now open
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JAMES /. ARMSTRONG.
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ELIXIR PECTORALE!

For the care Of Coughs, CO}tlS, asthma, CdtGTrh
and all affections Of the LungS.
YHV1IS most valuable Medicine, the discov-
"a cry of (which originated from long experience
in the study of Medicine, 10 entitled to confidence
truH the o.o,',nstarrUU tt'oC IL uscu In the
practice of a regular, well bred Physician a mum
Der OF years and was offered to the public, after
much solicitation aud from the benevolent wish to
alleviate some of the suferings inherentin our ma
ture. Unlike most Medicines ofthe day, there is
no quackery about it., As the testimony Of Physi-
clans, who know it, will prove.
The foltoWing interesting extract of a letter
from tie Req. f. L. BaScom, aeiU be of SER
rice to those DhO toish to find Tie most raIu-
able Medicine for lang complaints
To DIR. WATTs-In gratitude 10 YOU, and beuev-
olence towards nuE.G rous class Of the public, who
like myself have becn or now are, afflicted with
Consumptive complaints, would address to you
the following statement Of facts. was early sub.
iect to Cough, (which at times ocohsioned the rails
ing of much blood. In May last, was attacked
Pain in the side aud6redSt, which obliged me to
suspend my public labors, | received some reliet
from medical advice, but the difficulties still contin-
ued. In July last Qrom the accommodation of a
FRIEND procured bottle of the'' E6rir Pect0-
rdle," and had not taken more than 100 drops be-
fore | felt essentially relieved. I have now used
between and 8 bottles, and 6nd myself .tully
rccooertG: as yet feel no So mptpm OF the return
Of my iormer complaint, and can now say, 1chat
Icontd tcarCeiy say before for tLirtyyedrS, Am
WELL. With sincere gratitude,
EZEKIEL l.. BASCOM.
Ashby, Mass. Oct. 90, 1927.
az For sale wholesale and RET all, by j. Robin.
son, Woi'cester--J II. Hall, Jr. and A. r. Lowe,
Boston Amos .qJ6ob Andover- iChdrieS Uniting,
Sterling = Charles Pdrhman, Westboro'- Elisha
Edvards, Spring6eld-and in all the principal
towns s. cities throughout the u 49, eoIy Jan2
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COMMUNICATED.

EAOCT. DAWSON, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
e. y late United States Surgeon at Fort Fay
cite, in letter to A, Crosby, of Cambridge,
N. Y dated Aug 8, 1927, referring to previ-
statement of his, approaching La Motifs
Cough Drops, as having obtained the confidence
of the public by eifecting many cures, further
states-"Ihe Drops sold well last winter and
spring, and had | a much larger quantity could
have sold all by wholesale and retail"
La MOTIFS COUGH DROPS.
This valuable remedy for Coughs and other
prevailing disorders of the breast and lungs
leading TO Consumption, is highly recommen ded
by several respectable physicians, and is rapidly
OCCURRING merted popularity.
A timely use OF these Drops may be consider
ed as certain cure in most cases of common
Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Whooping Coughs,
pain in the side, difficulty of breathing, want Of
sleep arising from debility, palpitaton of the
heart, hoarseness, pain in the breast bleeding OF
the lungs, and in spasmodic asthma it is singular.
Iy eihcaci0us. Particular attention to the drec-
tons for using is necessary. Each bottle con-
tains about 50 doses. Price. 81.
NEW CERTIFICATE.
I" have for eighteen years been troubled with
an affection of the breast and lungs, attended
with severe cough, pain in the side and diff.
Guilty of breathng-and, in the fall of 1925, l be.
came much reduced that my life was despair.
cd of, and received no visible benefit from nv
physician. was advised TO make trial of La
.Nott's Cough Drops, and after taking one bot,
tie was restored to perfect health--and it is my
firm belief that the above named Drops saved my
life. THOMAS JONES.
Columbus, Ohio July 90, 1896"
Preparedby A. CRosBY, sole proprietor, Cam
bridge, New-York. whose signature will be aiiix.
ed in lis own handwriting TO each bill of direc.
tons Be particular that each bottle is enveIoped
in stereo or check label, which is struck on the
same bill with the directions.-Sold wholesale and
retail, by special appointment, by James Green
* Co. Worcester Wheelock s. Carey, Stnr-
bridges aud by j. p. Whitweli, and George Brn.
ley, Boston and by Druggists generally.
Sept 10, 1897. eoiy5s
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WwceSter Dye Establishment.

EWILLIAM b. FOX respectfully informs
w the public, that he'is carrying on the
business of Dyeing, in all its branches, viz He
will dye and finish, in the neatest and most du-
rable manner, Broadcloths; Cassimeres; Satin,
.ustring Grapes, Plush Silk and Cotton Vel,
vets; Worsted Cords; Silk and Cotton do !;
Hosiery and Gloves; Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Garments, of every description Ribbons, &c.
&c. He also cleanses Garments, &c.-Ladies'
Shawls cleansed and drest SO as to preserve
their color. Also Cards Wool, and Dresses
Custom Cloth, in the best manner, and on the
most reasonable terms
d w. b. F. has appointed l.. w SrowELL
x Co. his Agents, where Goods may be left
and Will be taken and returned
Worcester, April 16 colt
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
OF THE LOWELL AND WORCESTER
Mil STU GE,

OLD LINE.
FESHE Mail Stage will leave Lowell every
IL Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morn
ing, and pass through Chelmsford, Westford,
Groton, Shirley, Lancaster, Sterling, and West
Boyston, to Worcester. Another Stage will
leave this with the mail at Westford, and pass
through Littleton and Harvard to Lancaster,
where it again mites with this Stare At Gro
ton seats may be taken in the Stage which pass
es through Townsend, New Ipswich, Jatfrey,
and Marlborough, to Keene.
RETURNING,-LeavesW Worcester every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday, at z, A. NJ, and
passing on the same routes, will, on its arrival
at Lowell, meet with the Boston, Newburyport,
Salem, and Haverhil Stages.
o. At Lancaster this Stage intersects with
the Boston and Fitchburg Stage, by which means
passages may be had from Lowell to Fitchburg,
and from Fitchburg to Lowell
u There will also be an Accommodation
Stage, from LoweA to Groton on Mondays,
Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, which will
make a daily line from Lowell to Groton, where
seats may be taken for Keene every day in the
week; passing through Townsend, Ashby,
Rindge, Fitzwilliam, Troy, Swanzey, to Keeno ;;
and at Fit2william seats may be taken for Brat
tleborough on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days of each week.
~ Books kept at Fryo's Hotel, in Lowell
at Batchelder's Hotel, in Belvidere Village and
at Thomas's, Bannister's, and Worthington' S
Hotels, in Worcester.
There will be good Coaches and Horses, and
careful Drivers. All Baggage at the risk OF
the owner.
u S. BANNIsrER, Agent, Worcester-DEx-
TER Bruce, Agent, L0aoeH. IF Nav a.
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L has now been known for years, that
IL the .1tbiOH Corn Plaster, affords immediate
relief, and effects certain cure for Corns. BY
US application according to accompanying direc-
ions, the Corn is sOttened, attenuated, and drawn
ont by the roots without the least pain, or any OF
the trouble and danger attending the hazardous
and Intellectual practice of extracting the corn by
mere cutting. The following instanees-from
raany others of a similar character-suffcientiy
Plaster: ~'0" - J"
MI Farrar OF Boston, was number Of years
distressed by very painful Corn, had applied
every thing recommended without effect and was
rendered perfect cripple On applying this
Faster he was perfectly cured of his corn and freed
IRON his lameness. gentleman of Greenfield
Was years afflicted with very painful Corn and
was cured by one box, after every other master
mad been tried to no purpose. MIR. Cutler Of Bos-
ton: was cured of a troublesome Corn by one box
Certificate. To those afflicted with Corns on
TIER feet, do certify, that have used the Albion
Corn Plaster with complete success Before [
had used one box it completely cured Corn
which had troubled me for many years l make
this public for the benefit of those afflicted with
that painful complaint.
Signed WIN, SHAW.
Flushing, Long Island, Feb. 2S.
Price so cents box.
Prepared from the original recipe of the late
DR. Conway, by his immediate successor and the
sole proprietor, 7. KIDDER, and sold wholesale by
him at his counting room over No. 20, Court
street, Boston, and retailed by his special appoint
ment, together with all the valuable medicine as
prepared By the late DR.. Conway by J. Robinson
and J. Green s. Co. Worcester. and Henry .4llen
Leominster, and by various Druggists throughout
the country None are genuine, unless signed L.
Kidder, on the outside printed wrapper. A large
discount to country Physicians. Traders Sc
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ITALIAN LOTION,
OR YLNCTURE "a PE.4RLS.


NOR improving, preserving, and beauti-
n flying the complexion. This admirable COM
pound has stood the best of all tests, Chat of ex-
perience) and proved itself the most efFectual
and valuable cosmetic yet discovered for remov-
ing pimples spots, freckles, redness of the skin,
and all cutaneous eruptiOns, imparting to the
skin the most deectable fairness. In cases of
seroiula, salt rheum, and various other humors,
1t has been used with peculiar success Gen.
temen, whose faces are rendered tender by SHAY.
ing, will find it excellent beyond precedent for
amelorating and removing the unpleasant. harsh.
ness caused by the operation. Those persons,
whose avocatlons expose them to intense solar
heat and winds, will find that an OCCASION
al application of this valuable compound will afford
the most soothing relief, as ii removes the I'M
pleasant sensation caused by either. 1t has not
been deemed requisite TO oiFera long recapitula-
ton OF its many virtues, as its admirable proper
ties are too well known, and too justly appre ciat-
ed, to require it. But, as there are many vile
and spurious cosmetics offered to the public as
possessing virtues of vital Importance, it NAV not
be useless to remark, that the "Italian Lotion
has been used by thousands, both in Europe and
America, with entire success, snd far exceeding
their anticpations. 1t not only renders the skin
soft and clear, but, by repeated applications, it
promotes general exercise of those important
functions of the skin, which are of primary i'm
portance to those who wish TO attain and pre-
serve beautiful complexion, and does not con
tain any OF those pernciolls ingredients, which
are the basis of most cosmetics now in USE Ger,
tIficates Of its complete efficacy can be shewn to
any who wish, either in English, French, Spanish
or Italian.
QF For sale, only, by JAMES GREEN & co.
Worcester. Price rs cents per bottle.
March 70. eo6mlt
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WORCESTER, S. June 30, 1928.
FENAKEN by virtue of Executions, (the same
M having been previously attached on mesne
process) and will be sold at Public Vendue, at
the hotel Of Capt. William Green, in Mendon,
on WED.NESDAY,th The 9Th day Of AuguSt neat,
at two of the clock, afternoon, all the Right in
Equity which ISRAEL MOWRY has to re-
deem the mortgagcd Real Estate on which he
now lives, situated in the south-easterly part of
Upton, in said County, containing, by estima-
ton, one hundred and eighteen acres: also,
about four acres of Meadow Land situated in
the westerly part Of Milford in said County
yH CLARK ELLIS, y. Sheriff