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sANFORD'S
NEVER DERILITATEs.


HTS comDORnded entirely from Gum, an
established fact Standard Medicine
and approved by all that have ased it, and is now re
sorted with confidence IN all the disease Tor Which
| Is recommended. =.
Il has cured Thousands e within the last two year
who had given up all hopes Of relief, as the numerou
unsolicited certificates in my = possession show.
must adapted 8 to the temperament of thu
individual taking Il, and ed in quantities
Let the dictates Of your Judgment guide you in the
use Of the LIVER IN. ViGORATOR, and ii
will Liver Com plants, Bilious A Z.
IaclKS, Dyspepsia, Chronic DIarrhoea
Sr |. N n n e Sour stSmnch, iIsS fni
COstiVenesss ChOl- lic, Cholera, ChOle-
ra MOrbuS. oh Olera Infantum, Elatu-
lence: J u n d iee e. Female Weakness-
ess and may be used sue Is cessfull7 as an Ordina-
ry Family Medic = cine. Il will cure SICK
H e ID @ HI Es (as , Thousands can testifyl i'm
twenty minutes, if - two or Chree Tea.
sPOOnfuls are taxi = en- at the commencement Of
All vvhOuse Itare giving their mopy
In its favor.
Mix the mouth VII the lnvgorator, and swallow
Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable and
in GLASS CASES. air tight, and will keep in climate.
The Family Ca thartis PILLisa gen
tie but active Cathartc which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing y demand from these who
long used the PILLS and the satisfaction which
ali in regard their USE has induced me to place
them within the reach Of all. - lt
The Profession we'll different Csthartics act
The FAMILY CA g. THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this well established fact
been compounded from > variety Of the pnrsst Fese-
table Extracts, which act alike every part OF the
Almentary CANAL and are p good and safe in ali cas-
where a Catharic is = needed such ID
engagements of the Stomach, SIeepf~
ness, Pains Iva the g Back and u o h 5,
COStiVeness, Pain and Soreness over
the whole bOdY, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, If neglected. = end in long course Of Re-
yer Loss of Ape. . tite, a Creeping Sem
saIiOn of Cold over 2. the body, RESTLESS
ness, Headache, or = weight in she head,
all InflammatO rY - Diseases, Worms, N
Children or Adults, Rheumatism, gest
Purifier Of thu Blood y and many diseases to which
aesh is heir mention in this advertise
ment. Dose, to 3. Price 3 dimes
The Liver TnFigOratOr and Family Ca
thartic Pills etzled by Druggists generally
wholesale by the trade ia all the large towns. ssl
ST. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, n. Y
0.J. WOOD 4 CO.,
febl ST. Louis No.
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Children frequent from external injuries
especially from Fluid and Cd1gpAens EsplOsiohSthere
fore every mother have this healing preparation
constantly at hand It heals Breasts and quickly
the letter or RING = WORM, prsOdlent iR the
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AN offering for sale reasonable the following
property: 66 handsome Building Lots tine It'll sth
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ct Is compounded entirely from Gum, al
hna hecome an established fac Standard Medicine, know
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BreckInrIge Denomination.

OswEGo, June 29.-The National Democracy of
this city are firing 100 guns this morning in honor
of the nomination of Breckenridge and Lane. Many
of the influential Democrats in this city, and all of
the Government officials, join in the celebration.
The demonstration is Unexpectedly large and en-
thusiastic.
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-APPItlItIlslUIIs OF IluIdl EFUuDIes NFe OVER.
The Pony Express route will soon be re-estAb-
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T.B. cHu.pKrss, Secretary.

On motion the meeting then adjourned sine die.
JB PrTTNAN, Chairman.
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DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN ExTRACT0R

should be absent from the medicine chest any family
The complaints that render maternity rather than
ing yield to its mighty nuence the SORE NIPPLE and GATHER
BREAsT that eDdanger the life Of the offspring we'll
PARENT speedily dpelled by the timely application
powerful detergent remedy Il assuage PAIN and eadaes the
thataways prevails in ERUPTIvE DISEASE Sold
the principal depo IL Broadway, and Charres street.
New Orleans by j. WRIGHT Co., General Agents Also by
all druggts and merchants. julyI-d,t &WIn
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The members of the Historical Society of Ten
nessee will. without further notice, attend the
monthly meeting this afternoon at O'Clock
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4. Ii. HURLEY.
j. L. BOsTICE,
CHAs. X. WINSTON

In regard to the character of the Public Schools
and the quality of the teaching the committee would
refer to the report of Mr.. G. H. Locey, who attend
ed the examination at the same time the committee
did, and who took notes of the proceedings at the
request of some of the members of the committee
These notes will show the estimate placed upon the
schools by gentlemen of intelligence and expert
ence IN teaching. J. z. COLEMAN. Chairman.
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TO rRAyELERs BYS sg4 AND LAND.

The Machnist, the Ira . veIsr, ard every other indi-
vidual whose lot in life : throws him within the
chance Of accident from ezDO sio ire collision should
mind this Magic Is his best and only
friend 1t is beth portable and cheap, and should ever
companion, q friend = There thousands
Of living witnesses testify : marvellous vrue who
their limbs muscles to Its saving efficacy.
The following Ct theledding diseases for which
DALLEYS MAGICALPAIN = EXTRACTOR is a PREVEN-
Rs wells
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nun srcopa ana tbri class creditors Of W IEEEE
notified the sale Of Lsna lo 'Ie oene; ADVERTISED
20 af INV next. This June the 4th, i
u SuAs B. vi -TON. trustee
n " u,rrrE.
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In Cannon county Tenn Friday tn "a inst ,ai sOnsumP
ton the ssh year age, Mrs SO HIA CANDY wife Of
John 7. Candy.
She died surrounded by her family an o1 rends, win
an unelouded hope OF blessed Immortal.
Az calmly as m infant sinks I" res
Her spirit took its celestial flight
Winged by angels to the eternal al des Of the best,
To dwell foreyerin Heavens m ajng light.
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THE FINEST AND BEsT WHEAT.-The finest grains
and the largest heads we have seen OF the wheat
crop of this season were shown US yesterday, from
the farm of SANUEL S. GRIFFITH, near Mt Pleasant,
in Maury county. They embrace the May wheat
and the Bearded varieties, and are certainly the
finest we have seen for many long wear.
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s,.,ng ana summer CIothinr.

spring and summer Clothing
We have received our Spring and Summer Stock
of GofLin1 and Furnishing goods for Men and Boys
,vear which we are Offering very cheap ut No. 20
Public Square WARD DEl'NlNShAN NOo'
ADril 10TH Pm.
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CITY NOTICES.

The Dover Journal states that about twenty dogs
have recently been poisoned in that
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60 REWARD.

n WILL II reward Of Fifty Dollas for the delivery 70
Of my negro man GR0BGE, II taken ont Of this Sats,
twenty i've Dollars hin If the State and delvere4
to me I've miles northwest OF Nashville, Tenn
Said man George years age deep black five feet
six or seven high weighing about AS $50 pounds
prominent, fsce covered with bard never shaving.
.tzHH,h k1CHARD i. HYDE
fe PSdueah Herald copy anoasOf IS and send BIN to
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n We FAIR AT NASLIVII.IE

oo,0s Ssgfaue5er lsshs leOe-HoSdS s'sI Ays.
,yvF y4IrN DRIED D0IsAttS a.oa y ors,s ~ st Blood
Stalltons JAcss aun Dar
-, t; prSr,luus ali other Glasses o. domeSazals,
~ - articles No entry zee dHrged. snd
Invited from the Whole mon frogtA ines rbe
. any part Of e unOR FREE q shsSaa sBpIiS
z'l.7n - ef State Bureau stk Eshvillsa
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Baltimore Coffee Market, june %.

The Cofe market has been quiet throughout the week the
purchases being confined to the immediate the trade
re limited 70 about 900 bags follows $50 Rio f3l4s
% bags DO at l4l4 cts, and 100 bags Java 596
b. Tn. stock is about bags We quote steody
l2H9l35< for medium to fair aad 4al4 for good
Pine Lagusgra at I4941S cs MaraeAibo Il BATS and
saya atl5z9i61S cts p b.
Mobile CottoI, Ma rket. Tuneoo.
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lLATE sEwANSE
TERmS.-Cash on DeIivery.

those desiring FIJI their Coal house. III find their I'd
VANTAGE 20 lay in their supply az M sea Ne or len Al Mr
Se pSompt attention. Yard on Gel street al ming Nash
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad J. NkN RAY
oaTa- ~
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wcakIey County State of tennessee.

4 n CHANVEHt CUUhI AT UEhES UT1Nss
Augustus Charleton and wife Ann Eliza Chareton
c. BrasAeld William G. HILL Alexander Roulscn John II.
Winston, Hinton Hester, Lucien Hill ard William H.
Hll-Ordsr of Publication. From the affidavit to the bill in
s cause appearing the satisfaction the Clerk and Mas
kr said ConFt that the said Lucien W. Hill and William H..
Hill nonresideHts OF said State residing in Buckingham
souny Virginia tits therefore by Clerk Master
the said Lucien W. and william H. Hill file er pleas
demurrers said BILL before the term Of sd
ChlncarF Court held the Court House in Dresd
aforesaid, Monday July 1906 said hill viii
taken for confessed and for hearing expATe to them
said 1t further ordered that said
published for weeks in the weekly Union and
Aane5cG newspaper published ia Nashville, State aforesaid
This the day May 1860 true copy from the
3ook.) NATHAN N. EDWARDS, & NJ,
-u-At- faae of Cant
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BsoKEE ANB WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank Brownsville l-at
Ie.fa fsl Central Bank Of Tennessee Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank. Menphs
Mesksnics' Bank Memphis.
Memphis Savings IEstitnticn
TX hange Bank Murfret aA.o'.
Miners and Mannfaetnrers' Bank. Knoxville,
Baok Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
ais-t Bank Of Jefferson, DaDdrioge.
Some Of brokers offering IDS on the dollar for notes
OF the Bank OF sast Tennessee, and Exchange Bank
Other States.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3O-The schooner John A.
TAYLOR from Ruatan the 30th, has arrived.
The cessiOn of the island to Honduras was unfa-
vorahly received. Fifty troops had arrived from
Balze to maintain order. The people object to the
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TIes, Stocks and Crnvass.

LIVERY variety Ties Stocks cravats fs
~ sale by II McGILL,
apis Cherry, one door from Union street
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FoR C0UNCILnAN.
tennessee Coal Company,

We are authorised to announce : HEATHAh as car
~ tbe snsaing Municipal election sunsI-t1-
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FIRE GRAnKERN

nkn BOXES superior Gold Chop No Fire Crackers in
49, s:asSa Ano ''' ~ y HUGH MocREA g
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DIR. HOofIand'S Celebrated
GERMAN RITTERS

NEyILL efecually Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaun
w dice Chronic Nervous Debility. Diseases Of the Kid.
neys arising from dsordered Liver
ach such Constipation Inward Piles FuDeSs Of Blood the
HeSd, Acidty Of the Stomach, Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Fulness weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruations
Sinking FusDg the Pit of the stomach Swimming
Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing Futerng the Heart
Choking sufocang Sensations Ehn in lying posture, Dim
Vision, Dots Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in the Heal Deficiency Of Perspraon YeowDes Of the
Skin Pain in the Side, Back Chest LIMBS &C. Sud-
den Flushes Heat Burning In the Fleh Constant
ings of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The propretors in calling the attention Of the public this
preparaton with feeling Of the confidence
virtues the diseases fwhh tisreconmende
1t and unred article, bit that has stood the
test of years trial before the American people, and
utaon and sale unyaled by similar preparation
The testimony in its favor given by prominent
known Physicians and individuals in s parts Of the country
immense and careful pcrusa Of the Almanac published
ally proprietor, and to be had gratis Agents.
satisfy the most skeptics nat this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has Outlined.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.



At meeting of the democracy Of Davidson county
held at the Court House on Monday, the I'd day Of
July to appoint delegates to convention to be held
at GAINESVILLE, 10 appoint Democratic Eector for
the Eighth Congressional District The meeting
was organized by the appointment of J. B. PIrrMAN,
ESQ, Chairman, and 7. B. CHHDEEss, Esq Secretary
whereupon the following gentlemen were appointed
delegates to said Convention
Eorthe Cayat Large.-W. F. COOPER, H. d. HAIR
K1soN, S. L. FntEr, ROBERT GIBSON, JOIN W. MARTIN
GEO. CUxSESGHl,l, W. b. CAIH0Ux, EUGEsg UN7ERwooD
Jas. G. MOoEE G. X. WINSTON, VIZ sANHo sc, WIZ
SrockELI. JNo. d. WINSTON, A. c. MAR1r, d. i. FRI
HII, C. NICHOLSON JAS. W. Nance DANEi. +. CAR
TER, JNo. C. BuRcH, n. W. TAYLOR, wa PAfNE' and
HENRY STOSELlKE.
For the County at Large--Tim Dodson lhoniAs L.
Bransford, John Henry Currey, Z. b Charlton -
Montague, Geo. Hogan, john Rains, Frank Mc0av-
Ock, WIN. E. Watkins, George A LeiPer W. b.
DOrtch, John Getkrie, John L. Brown, W. u. Hard
ing, G. W. Brien 7. J. Allison, Georgs Greer, mos
Pardue, John Z. Williams, James v. Hamilton, u.
B. Hicks, James Drake, Wm Hefernan John 5.
Ward, James B. Reid, J. H. Hurt, John A. Hamlin,
W. J. Taylor, Col. Jas. L. Greer, Arts br0Wn, ST.,
A. H. Hurley, VIM. p Harding, r. J. Hunter, VIM.
J. Potter, n. p Corbitt, II. C. Lucas, W. l. Berry,
and John Arnold.
On motion the meeting then adjourned S'ne de.
JB PrTTNlN, Chairman.
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
EAs universally supplanted all other 0nments and healing
applications both the Eastern Western Hemisphere
wherever introduced; its Intrinsic aert the
Of its IN all etGe0Hs dE0s whether the be
accident or disease.
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mnhlIa CnrIn,, nInrnet Imnnon.


se Of cotton to day 800 bales Middlngs
heFeek 1850 bales Receipts OF the 35 aga $50
Retps ahead Of last los bales. So
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From Sc. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 3O.-HOE. J. r. Barrett was re-
ceived by the Democracy this evening at the ferry
landing A large crowd was IN attendance. Nine
ty-two guns were fred in honor of his vote in Con
gress.
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CBoP PRosPBcTs.-T The Trenton Democrat OF the
3Oth ult thus speaks of the crops in Gibson county;
As far as heard from the prospect for an ALBUMS
dant crop is most promising. The wheat harvest IS
now over, and although many fields were seriously
damaged by the frosts of winter, yet others again
have been blessed with bouutful field q golden
grain which is of full size and finely Developed me
wheat crop upon the whole may be set down owing
to the failure of many TO raise any at all at ABOUT
third of an average crop for atavorab.e season
The Oats so far are better than ever entirely
free from rust, aid promise heavy yield. owing
to failures however, for the past two seasons ms
crop was cultivated only to limited eXen. farmers
generally fearing another failure or being Unable TO
procure seed. VIA. was sown was principaily OF
foreign Importation and this fact suggests TO ns an
other desideratum-the importance OF change OF
seed in all of our sereas aftea lapse OF few years
The cat harvest is now on hand and will amply re-
pay the husbandman who ventured upon third
trial. The corn is laid by and in fine grow ng con-
dit;on. The prospects is very good that there VIII
be no cause for complaint of scarcity IN tbs gram
The Bolivar Democrat of the 30th ult. says:
Bolivar and the surrounding country has been
blessed with refreshing showers o. rain, during the
week Many friends from the country informs us
that the recent storm did but little damage 20 the
corn and cotton, and crops are fattering indeed"