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WARM BATnNG.--The warm bath is
grand remedy, and will cure the
most viruent Of diseases. A person
who may be in fear of having received
infection ofany kind, as for instance,
having visited a fever patient. should
speedily plunge into warm bath, suC-
fer perspiration to ensue, and then
rub dry, dress securely to guard
against cold, and finish off with cup
of strong tea by the fire. If the sys-
tenn has imbibcd any infectious mat
ter, it will certainly be removed by
this process, if it be resorted to before
the infection has time to spread over
the system. And even if some time
has since elapsed, a hot bath will be
pretty sure to remove it.-MedicaI
Journal. Z
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LAUNCH OF THE LEvIATHAN. - The
steamship Leviathan was successfully
floated in the Thames, on Sunday, the
3lst of January. Arrangements had
been perfected to complete the launch
on the day previous. but the preva-
lence of a heavy gale rendered
postponement imperative, and as Sun
day proved most auspicious, it was
determined to proceed with the oper-
ations, rather than encounter the
risk which further heightened delay
would have entaled. The final foat,
ing of the great ship was effected
with the greatest ease, and no acci-
dent Of any kind occurred, although
the river ives literally covered with
boats full of people, and the timbers
forming the cradles, which had been
kept down by the weight Of the yes-
sci. assembled with great force some
twenty or thirty feet above the sur,
face Of the water. The scene was
brilliant one, and the enthusiasm of
the multitudes who witnessed the
launch was manifested in loud and
continued cheering.
The Leviathan was towed by four
powerful tug boats to her moorings,
opposite Deptford, where she will re-
main until her internal arrangements
are completed.
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Dcah in q Dentists Chqir.--Mr. J.
McChesney's death in a dentists chair
at Toronto. c. W., on Monday last,
while under the influence of chloro-
form, has been stated in telegraph
ic dispatch. He desired the extrac-
ton of six teeth, but would have no
operation performed by the dentist Cd.
NJ. d. French) unless placed under
the influence of chloroform. He was
told its dangers, but strenuously insis-
ted on his point, assuming all respon-
sihilitv. Accordingly it was admins
tered in the usual way, by a sponge
to the nostrils of the patient. After
a short time he began to laugh, and
when asked the cause said "hc could
not help it, seeing those fellows (mean-
ing the dentist and another person)
laughing at him." 1t was then thought
he was sufficiently insensible to COM
mence the operation of lancing the
gums. He WINGED under the lancing
and the chlorolorm was again appli-
ed, and the teeth removed. But as
soon as this was done. he was seen to
alter in appearance, his eyes became
fixed, the jaws fell, respiration ceased,
and the hearts action stopped. Ev-
cry possible attempt was made to re-
store animation. but to no purpose
A coroner's jury cxonerated the den
tist from all blame, as it was shown
that the chloroiorm was voluntarily
inhaled, and that more than ordinary
care was used in administering it. Z
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OBITUARIES.

From and after this date (November tst, 1850 shall
allow TEN LINES for obituary but.a over that will be
charged at the rate OIL dollar for every ten lines or
less. We WILL NOT VIOLATE THIS RULE FOR ANY
PERSON. and we shall continue to keep this notice stand
Ing so that may be surprised when bill is pre-
scented for payment.
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H65 Benjamin Frankln's newspaper,
in 1926, contained the following adver.
tisement:
wust published and sold by the Prin.
ter hereof,
n y *HoorED PErrIcoArs Arraigned and
condemned by the Light Of Nature and
Law OF God. Price 3D.
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MJ- At meeting Of the friends and

MJ- At a meeting Of the friends and
believers in spiritualsm not long since.
among the relics" Of the departed, the
spirit Of Daniel Webster raped itself
into notice. The great statesman, thro'
the medium--a gray.headed believer
acknowledged that he had been a great
man, AMI that he had committed many
errors in the flesh. He had made many
mistakes in his social life, in his diplo-
matte career, in his political course, and
there were some, he was sorry to soy, in
his Dictionary!
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no FANNIE.
Oh no, never can forget thee,

Oh no, I never can forget thee,
Tho we were doomed to part,
For fondly still to thee would cling,
The memory Of my heart
ON as the sun is sinking
At eve unto the West,
sit in quiet thinking
;Of her love the best.
And as the stars OF even
Come glistming to my sight,
I kncel and pray to Heaven
To guard thee, love, tonight
o! think not I'll forget thee,
1t were not easy done;
l'll love no other but thee,
THOU art the ONLY one.
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County PArER.-I don't take the
county paper, it is too near home; |
know all that is going on without it, and
then I'm taking one or two other papers.
and | can't afford to pay dollar year
more for paper can do without. Just
so, old croaker; you can't pay dollar a
y ear more TO see an account OF all the
stray horses and cattle that are being
taken up in our county, when perhaps
single paper containing an account of
your own stock being taken up, might
save you twenty dollars? You can't
pay one dollar n year TO know the state
of finances in your own county, and to
know whether your officers are doing
their duty? You cant pay one dollar
TO have the sales Of property in your
county advertised and placed in your
hands, informing you Of the time and
place of sale, when by attending the sale
you might get bargain of several hun.
dred dollars? Well, if you can't, you
can let it alone, we will try to live with.
out your dollar-that's all.
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than one year must be paid in advance.
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Here is n "bit of advice to young la
dies setting forth how they may know
whether a young gallant is really court
ing them or only paying them polite at
tentons. The con(ounding the one with
the other has been the source ofvery much
trouble, both before and since the era OF
Pickwick and Mrs, Bardell: , -.. t.e
young man admires pretty girl, and
must manifest it. He cent p doing so
forthe life of him. The young lady has
tender heart, reaching out like tendrils
for something TO cling to. She sees the
admlration; is flattered; begins soon to
love; expects some tender avowal and
perhaps gets SO far as to decide that she
will choose a white satin under that
gouzc," etc, at the very moment that the
gallant she half loves is popping the ques.
ton to another damseI ten miles off!
Now the difficulty lies in not precise.
Iy understanding the difference between
polite attention, and the tender mani,
lestation Of love. Admring beautiful
girl, and wishing to make a wife of her,
are not always the same thing; and there.
fore it is necessary that the daniscl should
be on the alert to discover to which class
the attentions paid her by handsome and
fashionable young gentlemen, belongs.
First, then, If young man Sreets you.
in a loud, free and hearty tone; if he
knows precisely where to put his hand;
if he stares you straight in the eye, with
mouth open; if he turns his back to you
to speak to another; if he tells you who
made his coat; if he eats heartily in your
presence; if he talks very kindly to your
mother; if, in short, he sneczcs when you
are singing, criticises your curls or fails
to be foolish fifty times every hour; then
don't fall in love with him for the world!
He only admires you, let him say what he
will TO the contrary.
On the other hand, if merry with ev.
erybody else, but quiet with you; fhe be
anxious to see if your tea is sufficiently
sweetened, and your dear person we'll
wrapped up when you 20 out into the
cold; if he talks very low and never looks
you steadily in the eye; if his checks are
red and his nose only bushes, tits enough,
II he romps with your sister, sighs like
pair OF old bellows, looks solemn when
you are addressed by another gentleman,
and in fact is the most still, awkward,
stupid, get envious of all your male
friends, you may go ahead and make the
poor fellow too happy for his skin 10
hold him! .
Young ladies! keep your hearts in a
case of good leather, or some other tough
substance, until the right one is found
beyond doubt after which you can 90
on and love and court and be married,
and happy without the least bit Of troub.
lie.
We consider this advice so sensible,
that although it is somewhere open to the
charge of blunlness, we have no hesitation
in pressing it upon the attention Of our
lady readers.
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Charles Banister going into a pastry
cooks shop with Parsons, the latter
gentleman was very curious in exam
lining the electric eel, and inquired of
Banister what sort of a pie he thought
it would make. "a shocking one"
was the reply.
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R&ST A youngster desires to know how
guns kick, since they have no legs. He
is informed that they kick with their
brecches.
d. Why is an editor like the book
of Revelation! Because he is full
of" types and shadows" and a mighty
voice, like the soune Of many waters,
is ever saying to him Write"
UF If you want your neighbors to
know who you are, give party to the
Goldfish, and don't invite those who
live near you.
D7 Our government lands cost one
dollar an acre on an average, and
champagne two dollars a bottle
How many a man dies landless, who,
during his life has swallowed a town.
ship, trees and all.
10 a youth with turn for figures,
had five eggs to boil, being told to
give them three minutes each, boiled
them quarter Of an hour altogether.
P Hearts--lttle red things that
both men and women play with for
money.
d. Man may err and be forgiven /;
but poor woman, with equal tempta-
tion and only half his strength, is
placed beyond the hope of earthly sal
vation if she but once be tempted
into crime.
UF There are fifty-six manufac-
turers of tobacco in Richmond, Va.
whose united capital amount to forty
five millions of dollars.
Do If the legs of hens become
broken, they will lay their eggs with
out shells until the fracture is repaired,
all the lime in the circulation being
employed for the purpose of reuniting
the bones. ... s5 Iya .. 81
UPWhen does modification ensue!
When you pop the question and are
answered no
U How can nine pigs be put in
four pens, so that there shall be an
odd number in each penl
B@ Those prone to dissipate, should
look at dissipation's effects, and they
will turn from it in disgust.
BgBe not afrontcd at jest. If one
throw sall at thee, thou wilt receive no
harm unless thou has, soIe places.
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A CHICAGO MrLLIoNAIRE.-Eighteen
years ago, E. B. Ward, the millionaire
of Chicago, sailed small schooner on the
lakes. In 1915 he took command of q
craft Of $50 tons, which was the COM
mencement Of Wards Lake Superior
Line. Within the last sixteen years he
has paid to the ship builders and other
mechanics, TO employers and laborers,
more than two and half millions Of
dollars. In the brief period Of sixteen
years he has accumulated over and above
all liabilities, fortune Of million and
a quarter. For some years he has had
intimate and complicated business con-
'nections with the Michigan Central
Railroad, involving millions of dollars,
and the transactions were all based on a
verbal agreement between Mr.. Brooks,
the Superintendent Of that road, and
himself. No written contract ever exs.
ted between them: each relied on the
honor and integrity of the other, and
neither were disappointed.
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BsS To.morrow.--This is the day on
which idle men work and fools reform.
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EI- A wag, on hearing tha! a man
had given up chimney.sweeping, express.
ed surprise, as he thought the business
,ooted him.
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Terms Of Advertising.

H"s Taeh subsequent insertion, II less than months 90
uy Ten lines (or lcss constitute one square No Vara-
tlon from this rule. %,
at double the above rates ste ..rr. ...
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We consider this advice so sensible,
that although it is somewhere open to the
charge of bluntness, we have no hesitation
in pressing it upon the attention Of our
lady readers.
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Pa Duck always on hand for Wagon Sheets,
Tent CIofhx. ke. &c. ames

Together with tho above Goods have large
stack of Ig-4, ia and IL 1 Bed BtAnkets Also,
general stock ef staple nry Goods 10 Which Invite
the attention OF Retail gsas ers No 81 0Aeru st.
seplil-u A. e.. e. A. B. BEEc1f.
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Xincn Goods.

vXTE have elegant assortment of Irish Linens,
wv Table Linens, Towels and Tow cling J inens, and
Linen Sheetngs, which are Offering cheaper than
they can be booght any where else.
augl9-tf W. A. & J. G. MctIE1LAND.
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JAcrsor. Tom. Angus, %. 1851.

JAcIsoN, Tenn, August %, 1851.
The above case perfectly cured by IS bottles Of
The .lJthuuriVc, and was one OF the worst cases of
travel that has ever been in this country.
Let every female who expects to Lecome a mother
read the following and profit thereby =
YoRKyILIE, October, 1883
MR.. F. CowAS-Dear sir You will do me the kind
ness 10 publish under my certificate the following note
that the suffering community may be benefited.
have given birth to nine children and my life being
niTacuiously saved (as c0nsder) by your medicine
cannot in justice 10 you and the public withhold
testimony TO its many virtues.
| used your I.thontrptic in small portions perhapt
once day, for five months, which dispeed' ltirely
the faulent sickness OF the stomach and heA. burn
which had annoyed me. to alarming extent
IN all my former pregnancies. When !
fined j took about two wine glasses full OF the
same medicine, which gave easier debv
cry by great deal than ! ever had before. Nor Ia
ths all, have IL tried IN and heard from
respectable source ~ another case thst your lton
trptc tried in and the Midwife others at
attendance were thoroughly convinced that the pain
the delivery was very much lessened by its use
would say to all my sex that expect 90 be mothers
10 be without your Invaluable medicine daring pTeg
nancy, and particularly the time of confinement
II has marked tendency to relax the system,
qnently the pain Of labor Is much diminished and fur
dropsy Of the Womb. and ENJOY better healtt
than have done in ten years, and believe the dis
is entirely removed. .H
Sir do thus that the surerngs OF very many Of my
sex may be Heviated If they only overcome Their
preiudces much Ia try the Lithontripte. II any
person wishes o. know my opinions further upon thu
subject, they can address me at Yorkvilie, Tenn
CYNTHIA l. SNOW.
was present and heard Mr. snow acknowledge III.
facts contained in the above certificate. have beer
acquainted with Mr. aud Mrs. snow Tor many years
and have believe tie Truth Of their eertih
cate. Rev. J. w, NEEDHAN
---',--- w. + GRAY.
rnar23-triwkw6rn NashrILIe T;uu-ss,<-
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lew Remedies and Quick Cures
A CIlRE WARRANTED
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn,s Compound Extract of
COpaiba and Sarsa aparilia.

Dos1r<sS advantages not enjoyed BY any other med
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IL. n. n.

r. R-Raawsyss Ready Relief for Headaches
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PMICE fIfrY CENrs.

We hereby certify that we have submitted the
Graefcnburs Fever anu Ague Rsnaeiy 10 q etose Ia.
spectln scientc anal, SIS, AMI hAse aiso tssisd
is qutcs several cases al lntcf fiiieist
Fever No take great pieasare IA saying thai l.s
proved eteiy saoSessIal, and tss.s a. - inost
skllIuIly com pounded remedy. - n1sl eAusi uissk
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yOUN NE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner Deaderick ST., Frtlic sqrare.
Is In receipt of most desirable stock Il Goods Tor
Il genticmen's wear, for Fall Winter. Also, fur
nshng goods Of the finest quality and latest sty les.
sept4-lm
Me0ifal.
II. II. R.

IJEALTH will, in all cases, follcw the use Of Rad
II ways r. X. Remedies. There are none SO sich
or diseased weak, feeble, crippled with pain
inhrmiiies but that Railways Ready Relief, Renoyat
ing Resolveht Regulators the nature Of the dis
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ly cure.
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Railways Renovatng Resovent. Railway = Regulators
Each of these remecs possesses special curative pow
ers over Diseases Yet there other dtseas
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
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and strength within the diseased dying body b. sus
their acten, the patient IA live and be restored
Ia health.
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Meoifal..
DY S PEPSIA.

sho IN by the statements of tie Board of Health
u of New ok, caGsed TIC death OF 20 persons
of Gil deaths, m week, 16l deaths BY con-
snmption, indteed by iysleIsn. ASH II " eli at
tested fact that lysIersa the origin Of the snierngs
Of large psgtrin of these who die n consump.
ii becomes tho duty Q: every one % use such pre-
tons sganEt ara remedy for lysIel sia
expereisce have fiaee before them, which La
proved To be cflcacsoEs: Of this character 3 ---r
Williams Antille speIt,c Elixir !" in corrObor
which read the following teri, mon Ais ..I1 Faf
Testimony Of Mr. Edward II. Rowley, OF the nrm
Rowley, Ashburner Co, u North Wharyes, 10
proof OF the efficacy Of " iIlams's ALt-I ysyeptic
kllNar. nft trfH s-fltrr
PnIIADEIPfHA, October g. 1912 .
DR. JAMES wrfiIANs: 't.tt IS
Dear sn--l take pleasure in recommending your
Anti-Dyspelfc klixT, for tbs cure of Dy speisia.
have taken itmyseii let tho disease, and have been
eI4tirely cured ~. -..-isf - r.- e4r- -I-a 4
Yours rcspectfnllys
~, fr4 e a he EDWARD H. ROwIlY.
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county. Tenn. +,

To al PERSONS dDflcted tclM Grdrel.- -
MR. F. CowAN;-lbear SRI hereby certify that in
the summer Of the 1855. servant af NINE boy
about 10 years Of age who had always before this time
Leen stout and of a vigorous constitution attacked
with gravel Ply scian called who attended on
him for several months, during which time he grew
have died in few DAYS had IL not been for friend,
who advised the of COwan's Lithontriptc. ] pro-
cured few bottles the first which gave him reef,
and in short time he able to walk about, and
finally fully recovered since which time he has hal
symptoms of SAID disease, and 10 all appearance IS IS
healthy as any servant On my plantation. there
fore recommend IL 10 all persons suffering under
like disease, of the most certain remedie
known.
Given undsr my hand this August 22d 1887.
DANIEL SHELTON
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Nashville. Auxu.s Iarh. rsxs

w ef cotlon, have sgreed upon the following scale
Of charges. Via
Receiving and Weighing. es eeais per Bale
Ee1etyasg, Weghisag slaa Storage, Ior Two months
OF less, so csAls lssE bais.
for each saissnsiAi naoa1h fractssh Of uaousf.,
i3ss cents g,eT bals.
per bale.
i'ure h.sihg with funds in hand so cents per bale
Ts above charges viii be strictly adhered 70 ia ey
cry Instances. FISHER, NiEifSs co
a. HAMILTON
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