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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-03
Tha Hnrveat In over.

We perceive that our farmers are fast hauling their
new crop Of Wheat to this market, where they rsady
receive 25 cash per bushe for the same. ThOsethat
hang back this Fall for bigger prices, will surely be
bitten, 20 We would advise those chat wish 10 secure
the good offer Of dollar and quarter per bushs to
come on with their wheat.
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That pICfura.

Charles did you tee that beautiful picture Of mine
No. my dear Well just look at it ain t it tbcsutiful
It is indeed, how would love to have it, LiIan won I
you give it to met Yes provided you sit aud lot Mr.
Wilson,-now at the Ishnm Iouse---takc one Of yorn
for me. With the greatest Of pleasure love- I'll go
aud have II done Immediately; be takes such mag.
nticsnt pictures so liic,kO in every feature. Price
frua 81, toss,
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Alex. CrIaWeII.

We called in to see Ale a few days since. and
found him as busy as you make folks, attending
to bis througing customers. Ho is now receiving
Daily, from Portsmouth, all kinds Of Groceries
and articles usually found in Grocery Stores, "H'
has every thing man wants in bis line Of business
Go down TO the Rail Road Depot Grocery and don I
forget 70 purchase lot Of bis very cheap Goods.
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SIZE OF THE WEsT.-lllinois would
make forty such States as Rhode Island !,
and Minnesota sixty. Missouri is larger
than oil New England. Ohio exceeds Ell
ther Ireland or Scotland Switzerland to.
gether. Missouri is more than half as
large as Italy, and larger than Denmark,
Holland, Belgium and Switzerland. Mis-
souri, and Illinois are larger than England
Scotland, Ireland and W ales.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-03

Mr.. Kennett, the Wing candidate for
Congress in ST. Lonis, is represented by
the HeIligeneer as opposed to the Ne.
braska bill, and by the Republican as
being in favor oft Col. Benton is the
opposing candidate. and it is said will
carry the district by 1000 majority.
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New YORK, July 81,

AoHAbo ou'J @''
Stocks dull, and lower. Money in
good demand. Cotton unchanged in
every respect. Market firm. Flour,
$6 S7CO7 Is; good Ohio, 80 0o@8 so;
Southern buoyant. Sales of II 900 bush
Wheat Ohio and Missouri Corn, and
$4,000 bush. Western mixed, at 7l0
739; Yellow, 76t078c. Pork firm. Ohio
Whisky, 20.
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A DEFUNCr MoNsTER.-The Texas
Times, Of the 28th June, states that Mr.
LaPeyre had brought,to Galveston some
antedeluvian remains in the shape oi
monster teeth, one of which measured
eleven inches in length. and five across,
and weighed 26 pounds. They were
found at Hadalgo Falls few miles above
w Washington, on the river Brazos.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-03
GA-Thn oool ,r.do oc ponn.,,iva,;o

GrThe coal trade Of Pennsylvania is
immenre and is rapidly incseaSing. Du,
rim the week ending July 99nd, the ship.
ments reached l2l,47l tons. and the ag.
gregate tonnage for the season is over
Too millions OF tons. The demand seems
10 increase faster than the supply, and
prices have advanced. This is getting
10 be- one Of the most important branches
of business in that State.
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DRUNK AoAN.-Paul Morgan, was "dunk
again. and had to be knocked down" before he could
be "taksn up" He paid the penalty Of the law
and come out like an honest old "Irsh Gintleman," :"
as he is one. Well We would't wonder. it was nell
enough % there was Den at the bottom Of the hole
& it. It takes the Major to 'fotch' EN- along.
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Union Gift NocIetx.

The alOttngH Of the prOifsred Giis Of this sccie.
ty. came off on Tuesday Of last week. and a. fer m
We esn learn 10 the entire satisfaction Of all concern.
sd--Only the chaps that wanted to get hold Of tho
500 watch, and got sucked in. SIS per ticket amt
slow. not counting the expenses Of horse, liquor,
etc, bal ha hal
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The Scioto Gazette says an effort is
about 10 be made by the brothers and
nephews Of the late James Davis to break
his will. Mr.. Davis was one ofthe cal.
thiest men in the valley. The estate is
valued at over 100000,
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In SAP Joaquin county, California, q
Mr.. Martin has raised some oats, the
strlkS Of which are az large as a mans
little finger, each head being a foot and
a.hali in length.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

...r BALTIMORE, July x4'
There was further decline in Beef
Cattle to-day; 750 head were offered. oi
which number 100 were driven eastward
The sales ranged from S44 to II.
Hog market dull, with sales at S54O$6
per cwt. ...... ........
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The Ohio COnIerence OF M. e. Church

The Ohio Conference OF M. e. Church
Commences its annual session in this
city at The end street charge, on the 9Th
September. Bishop ScoTT, of Philadel.
Phia, certainly, and perhaps Bishop Simp.
son Of Pittsburg, will be il attendance,
besides about ITO travelling preachers, a
number Of local preachers and others
connected with the conference. There
has been and is being ample provision
made for finding hospitable quarters for
all. The citizens, generally, without dis
tinction oi sects have Kindly signifed a
desire to help entertain the members Of
the conterence.-Scioto VaHey Repub.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-03

Boy MURDERED.-Andrew Snyder, OF
Chillcothe, boy aged ls, was killed on
Friday last by Jos Long, aged 10. They
we're quarreling, when Long struck Sny'
der with stone in the pit of the stomach,
killing him Instantly.
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HnlAl MnhharY.

We are informed that young fellow calling him.
self Williams, decampod from the Hotel Of Mr. Flow.
ers Of this place, taking with him portion Of some
Of the boardcn clothes. lie left here for POrsmouth
on Tuesday, on the noon tain
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Eight girls are regularly employed as
compositors in the Cincinnati Gazette
Office, and tho same number in the Office
Of the PittsUurg Journal.
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COlOred Celebration .

The cOiored people held celebration near Jasper
on Csrters creek, on Tuesday the Let Of August 1t
being the anniversary Of the emancipation Of the
slaves from The West Indies
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VoRAcI)Us ALLIGAToR.--.The New
Orleans Delta mentions sad accident
which occurred at Bayou des Allemands
on Sunday, the 25lh ult. Two young
men, while rowing in skiff, were cap.
sized, and one Of them swallowed by an
alligator. The other escaped uninjured.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-03

Laborprs for the present season are so
scarce about Boston that from So to 50
per day is said to have been offered in
vain for them.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-03

6rThe editor Of the Culpepper Oh.
server wishes 10 unite himself to an Owe
Nothing Society, and hopes all his sub.
scribers will do likewise.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-03

The frame work Of the new Furnace Of Grafton &
Co. was raised on Saturday last. The machinery
will soon be here and the Furnace be put into opsr.
alton at very early day.
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PUMPS! PUMPS! PUMPS!

INORCE, Suction, and Chain Pumps, always
Il on hand, by TR. DAY.
Broadway. 3 doors below ]. NJ. Masttn's store.
Jackson, August 3, "a. lS-Iy ft
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CINCINNATI MARKET.-
CINCINNATI, July a7-M.

NINUINNATI, July E7-M.
Whisky advanced to 9elc. Nothing
doing in provisions. Lard inquired for,
but holders ask more than buyers are
willing TO pay. Sale of l,l00 sacks Of
Turks Island Salt at Soc. Sugar Is good
demand, 800 hhds sold at to SIC per
pound.
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Hor WEArHER.--Whew il this amt hot wsAth.
or, then GrasshOppsr kick me. Well it is, hOss-fly,
my lord.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-03

There are 81 retail drug stores in the
city OF Philadelphia, which are owned and
kept by ply Sicians.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-03

The DEMAND FOR TRoN-The New
York Commercial Advertiser publishes
the following extract from letter received
by the Pacific, dated
LONDON, July II.
"The demand for iron continues on an
enormous scale in spite of the war. and tho
aggregate exports are greatly in excess of
last year, being at the rate of 1880, 900
tons per annum, (pig iron.) This may
be taken as two.thirds of the entire pro-
duction Of Great Britain the remaining
third is only half the quantity required
for home consumption. Under these cir
cumstanceS we are rather likely to ad-
vance than decline in iron prices.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Notice TO Bridge Builders.
TNHERE will be lot out to the lowest bidder,
Il on
Saturday, August 10Th, 1854.
the building of bridge across Buckeye Creek :.
on the Portsmouth Road, Scioto Township.
Jackson county, Ohio, near the residence Of
John Baty. By order of the Commissioners,
JOHN STEPHENSON, Aud. J. c..
August 3, '54. l9--3w
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0S. H. PARviN No. GO, 4th st., is our authOr.
i1eA Agent to procure advertisements and Subscrip.
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Advertisements intended for insertion
An the e"STANDARD,' ~ must positively
- handed i'm previous TO a O'Clock,
p. NJ, ON Tuesdays.
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ThurSday,--------Aug. 8, 1854.
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SAagsoN, q. II. ONO,
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED ~
T. n. MATHEWS, & J. M'C. LAIRD,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RESJ, +; WILLIAMS coMrogND Ex

ID TRACT OF SARSPARILLA AND IODlDE OF 20
TASSA In npresentng the notice and acceptance
Medical Professor and of ha Public generally
preparation the subscriber does seek tho benefit
Patent right 10 hance the value Of os articles
wish 10 conceal from the knowledge of
in order TO gain public confidence aud favor He would
ply s,ae that Apolhecar he has been for years
the habit preparng under the directions gentlemen Of
eminence in the medical proesson both in kensucky
Tennessee the above Compound Familiar with the best
methods Of displacement and with the advantages
and powerful apparatus he has sought combine together
the tried and known virtues of the MAIZE
ria Medica in such proportions aud in such cheap and dura
bic form furnish remedy of certain and wonderful
efficacy attested long experience, for disease
geny hat their origin and paenage TO sumous Dia
thesis Scrouous faint in the and in blood
such White Swelling, Chrome Ulcers OF long stand
Obstinate letter. Ring Worms Sore Eyes, Scaid Head, Sy
phie Disorders and other disea the and blood
that resstthe treatment He subsanate the
best of evidence here in City its efficacy in Ner
vousand General deb ity Indigestion Dyspepsia, La-
nation ofthe Kidneys. Rheumatism, &e., &c. 1t
IDENTITY Diseases Pecuiis ITO Females
eucorrhae or Whites Suppressed n Choro-
sis or Green Sickness Without enumeratng further he is
content to and from the result already before him he
makes the declaration with emphasis and in all truth that
he believes he is Offering the world reliable and
remedy for that formidable evil of Kings and King evil
the Seofua, all its shapes, whether confined
lone and manifested in the separate tissues of the body
whether 1t pervades the entire system
w. GRAY, ,ss..a.-1s-z-s7, EFlN. BROTHERS,,
sTRETCH& d FLEMING, II. G. SCOVEL, - =, q
J. &. BROWN, - - BERRY & DEMOVIL, =
G. W. HENDERSHOTT.
Or al the Depot, No. 23 Broadway, Nashville, Tenn,
mar22-3md&w b. F. WILLIAMS.
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MEDICAL.
JEW DAvID'S HEBREW PLASTER,


VHE great Remedy fr Rheumatism Gout pain in the Side
Il Hip, Back, Limbs and joints, Scrofua, Kings Evil
White Swellngs, Hard Tuners, Stiff Joints, and all fixed
pains Whatever. Where this Plaster is applied Pain cannot
exist. ...H.-
gentlemen in the South Of Europe and Palestine, in
1880 heard mdch said in the latter place in favor of
JEW DAVtD'S PLASTER and of the las he considered)
miraculous had performed, that he induced to
Try II on his person, for Lung and Liver Affection
e removal OF which had been the chief object o his jour
ney but which had resisted the genial and delicious cline
He accordingly applied plaster on the right side OF his
chest where the pua seated, another between the
shoulders and the region of the liver In the
time he drank freely a herb tea of laxative quail
Ities lie found his health improving, and in few
weeks his cough left him; the sail owness Fl his skin dsap
peared, his pain removed and hs health became per-
nauently reinstated.
The following is from NJ worstel editor of the Mas
slljou Gazette
'GENrLEHEv.-DuTlng last winter and spring, l
troubled with pain my breast 10 render me unit
Tor the duties OF my office end hearing your JEW DA
VID'S or HEBREW PLASTER highly recommended for
similar cases. was induced 10 give it trial had
plaster upon my breast but short time, when all pain
LETT and was enabled again engage in the labors of
the Office would also state, that my sister, residing in
Steubenvie in thus State hes received much benefit from
iIsuse. Yours, truly,
MassiIlon November I2 1898
Ii has been very beneficial in of Weakness such
Pain and Weakness the stomach. Weak Limbs Lame
ness, Affection of the Spine Female Weakness, dc. No
female subject to pain or weakness IN the back or sides
should be without IT, Married ladies in delicate situations
ind great relief from constantly wearing this plaster
The application Of the Plaster between the shoulders has
been found certain remedy for Colds Coughs, Phthisic,
and Lung Affections IN their primary Stages II destroys
inflammation by peTspration.
Beware OF counterfeits and base imitatonsi
CAUTION.-The subscribers are the oay General Agents
in the Southern States for the sale OF this Truly valuable
Plaster and in order prevent purchasers being imposed
upon, 10y counterfeit article, sold in this city and else
where for the genuine they invite particular attention to
the following MARKS GENUINE:
ls--Ihe gsR"5te As lt an S7'op engine turned BOT
TONED b01eS, MT SodLerrG an.
2d-7He gsauae has tie taqrdpei EeIdof l1c DaviG on
The directions Gr0@RI The b0r a0i Jeord Of
Cart 70 E. Itgla5, Eoctts''g.
SC0VIII Il MEAD,
III ChaItres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale gents for the Southern States whom
llorlerS must be addressed.
Sold also, Wholesale and Retail by
BERRY & DEI0YAL.
EWIN BR0THERS,
". +. GRAY,
}. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
iGnl2-dtw&w Agents.
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MEDICINAL.
STRONG HOPE

FOR ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS . %
WITHOUT the lea ST shadow Of doubt the Chinese
w Rheumatic Anfidote, is the only reliable rene
before public, for the immediate and permanent
nei of long standing cases of
Chronic Rheumatism,
and excruciang Neuralgia Pains, Hip disease
al contracted and distorted Limbs Faraysi wasting
decsy of the muscles sweled and enlarged JOINTS
swengs, acute rheumatism, Tie Doloreux, Cramps and
Spasms, &C., &c. This medicine is truly the
King of Rheumatism,
and nom the rapid sale and unprecedented satisfaction
doubted.
Severe Neuralgic Pains
are speedily By applications of this WON
deru consinaon The old and young need have fear
OF perfect restoration. ..l ..
Dead Palsy
completely cured in Incredible short time by the use
OF TINS external application. No need doubt
single Bottle Will never fail 10 give complete and unbound
ed satisfaction
f. Contracted and Stiff Joints .rr,..
activity, by lis use. tt Elr GF.
Persons i'm High Life
who, from prejudice or other causes, unwilling 10
sort TO medicine which is brought by being
yertised permitting themselves suffer and ritbe under
agonising and excruciang Pains of Rhspasm and Nea
raga, would feel Justly proud after rubbing their limbs and
joints with one bottle of this External Remedy.
Loss of Muscular Power,
wasting and decay of the muscles, nubness, weak back,
painful JOINTS all speedily cured 10y The Of this medi
cine.
We respectfully citizens Nashville and vicin-
iy who affected with form Of rheumatism, other
diseases above call agent and procure
promise you satisfaction. .. "
AS. YoUATT CO., Propretors, Maiden Lane. n. y.
to W HON all orders should be addressed
For sale in Nashville by J. p. DROMG0OLE S co.
Sole Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Z" % % Mnrfreesboro' by J. w. NELSON.
I" /" Fayetteville, McELPoY e. MCKINNEY,
&c % Padueah, KY, by SINGLETON q son,
Z" :. :. McMinnville, by }. B. STONE.
I'D
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system a condition. all interested in such
remedy call obtain pamphlet free) containing ample
proof highly respectable of the happy suits
together with letters from fr.clsss experienced
physicians who have used 1t in their Practice and speak
from their observations,
RKFERENCEs-P b. Peckhsm NJ. D., Utica n. Y, L. n.
Fleming NJ. D., Canandagua, n. V, NJ H. Hills, N. D.,
Rochester, \. Y, Y. FoOte M D. Syracuse n. V. Prof
Dunbar, NJ D., Baltimore, Nd J. c. 0rrck NJ. u, Ba-
more, Md, W. ". Reese, NJ. D., New York City, " Pres
cot, NJ. d, Concord, y H., J. p. hewand NJ. D., UucA
n. 4.
Pamphlets gratis J. P. DRosGooLR Co : Patent
Medicine House, College street, Wholesale and Rets
Agent Nashville, Tennessee.
AISo.-For sale by
Du. ?. s. WoLDRIDaE, Franklin,
ISHAN A. ECKLEs, S ringfeid,
yANEsT BAsHAw. Gallatiu,
Cook d OWN, Lebanon,
CRoCKHr q RIDDLE MurfreesbOro': ::
Letter addressed Nessrs Beach BrovasO 8gents at
EecIerrg c. H. S. e., By Rec C. s Beard j some State
GLENF SPFIEGs, Jan. 9Th, l553.
Messrs. BEACH & BRowSsoN-SITs: | send for sncthe
ottle your anarchists Uterine CSthHlccu" NJ. wife
has been afflicted eleven years, aud variety OF
has resored relief but obtained until
] received this medicine from you Its influence al
most magical: there manifest i'm eneGt ON the
day il taken.
AS there are great many females county laborug
under the acton for which your medicine proposes
remedy, feel 1t q duty 10 recommend II TO all such
(SIgnedA CLcUeH s. BEARD.
TPJ. B. MARCBIsI & CO., P-cprtotors Central De-
NOT sOA broadway. n, Y. Doy24
W. GRAY. Agent.
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MEDICINE.
INyIcoRATING CORDIAL

II PURELY VEGETABi.E1 IN IT'S CONPOSlTioN. =
This extracted from Herbs and Roots,
which found years Of experience the most
skilifu 70 be possessed OF qualities most bene-
whilst presented the pabic efcacious remedy
1t also known TO be character which reliance
be placed to it. safety. In of Impoency He
mortgages, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Messsruaiiop- pprss-
sion ofshe hsHsss Flour AL5ns or Whites orfor
arising any cause, weakness from sickness,
patient been time,
for after conanemsnt. Abortion Miscarriage this
Cordial cannot be exeeed in its sautary eccts in loss
nal Weakness apitaton the Heart Iuds estion Slug
gishness Decay OF the rocreave Functions, Nervousness
&C., where Medicine is required it Will oe found
equal, If not superior to any Compound used.
% 5f0c To Females. sllt .-r-af --.s
Medicine. in the man. Compiain,s TO which Females sre
subject assists nature brace the whole system, check
disease and anans a LADIES' soa es
is they generally to adopt the OF this Cordial
males liable to- restored by the of botte otwo,
to bloom aud to visor .-'A@ .
Young Men: O. 3.
That solitary practice, the existence
Is young who ap its vclims from
angnorance ofhe danger which they subject
causes t--.-F -s. -.
9H Nervous Debility. y ..-5t...i
Weakness Of the System and Premature Decay Many Of
disease To those, theB who brought
Emissions Weakness and cling of the Genital Organs
Nervous Affection or any other of uresain
eessiiy Of renouneing the ielicties Of ..
Marriage,
lessenng both mental and hodi capacity Hold! henfss
Invigoralng Cordial Medicine that purely Vegetable,
will aid nature restore those important functions TO
healthy siale prove oseTyce you possesses
virtues sa general remover OF disease and strength
ener of the system. ..E . ... ID
Asa Tonic Medicine,
tits unsurpassed We do place this Cordial footing
with quack medicines, and as is customary append long
list Recommendation, Certificates, c beginning with
sHear Preacher says and such Ike; tits
essay, for "Heny's nyigorang Cordial - Only needs
trial TO prove that it will accomplish all we say. 49,.
The Genuine ''Henry's lnvigOrsting Cordial,''
put up Panne Bottles and is easily recognized by
the Manufacturers signature the label Bottle
counterfeit which isorgery) as well as the name bosn
the glass.
Sold for So per Bottle Six for IS GIG per DOZEN
Prepared ouy by s. F. COHEN, No.3 Franglin Row Vine
street, below Eighth Philadephia, Pa to whom all Or
DERS must be addressed For sale by all respectable Drug
ysts and Merchants throughout the country.
For sale at the Patent Medicine Depot 10. IL College ST..
only agent in Nashville
decIl-6m aStw.
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VALUABLE WATER POWER AND LAND
FOR SALE. ...4-


pEiNG determined to to Texas, now offer nv
D valuable Mills and Land for sale, lying Elk iiver
miles from Winchester. If do not sell privately by
toe rst Monday in October next will that time sell
the highest bidder in front of the Court House in
of Winchester.
1t is well known that this is The valuable water
power in Franklin county, il the best in the State of
Tennessee. The GRlST and SAW MILLS it are in
good running order and the best in Franklin county
They situated miles from Alisonia and three miles
from Dechard the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
The water power capable of running any ma
chnCry. any person Company that may desire go
into the manufacturing business have opportunity
Of procuring location superior to any in this country All
such arc respectfully invsted TO and examine for
themselves Connected with the Mill property is tract
of Land containing 10 acres which viii sell all in one
body, divide nlo lots suit purchasers. II is all well
nbered, with the exception of about 40 acres which is in
cultivation. Near the Mills is a GOOD DWELLING and
ou houses and convenient the dwell ing are three
excellent springs Of pare Freesone WATER besides others
There also fine SULPHER SPRINGS on the tract
afordinS good Supher as can be found in the
Stale.
The location Of the residence high and healthy and the
sccnerv is beautiful 80 -.-
will sell this valuable property terms to suit
rurebasersether for cash on credit Long OF short
credit viii be given. JAMES II. ESTILL.
,aJll"-dtW. W.-tf.