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= Wendell Philips.

The following pleasing anecdote OF
WendsltsRhihps 10 told by the New
York Erening Ga=ctte:
zone day during the war Mr.. Philips |
spoke before the lyceum at Gloucester,
and returning by the cars next morning,
fell in with lady who got upon the
train at way station. She wasa South
ern refugee, who had been suddenly re-
duced from aiiiienco to poverty, but was
supporting herself and her children by
lecturing before country audience. 1t
was hard struggle, for the field was
full and she was almost unknown and
friendk but with brave heart she
WORKED "a, never asking dollar of aid
from A. kzocietyaer individual. Mr..
Philips saw her get upon the car and
asked her to take a seat beside him. 1t
was winter day and she was thinly
clad, shiyering from the exposure Of a
long ridsetn tho open air of the cold
morning. Observing this Mr.. Philips
asked her:
'Whep did you speak last night:'
"Shytold him it was town several
miles elkaiit from the railway.
"'And-I wouldn't be impertinent-
how much do they pay your
"'Five dollars and the fare to and
from Boston,
"'Five dollars. he exclaimed. Why,
always get'iifty or a hundred, and
your lectrc must be worth more than
mined you can give facts, only opn.
ions.'
"'Small as ii IL, am very glad to gel
it, Mr.. Phillips answered the lady. j
would talk at that rate every plight du'
ring the winter.
''He 1T sti1 for a moment in silence
then hitting his hand into his pocket
drew out roll of bank-notes, and sal,
i'll II hesitating way:
az don't want to give offense but yo1
know that preach that a woman is EN-
titled to the same as man if she doe
the same work. Now, my price is fit.
ora hundred dollars; aud if you will lie
me divide it with you, / shall not hay
any more than you. and the thing viii
he even.'
1.-THE lady at first refused, but after
little gentle urging she pat the bank
notes into her reticule. At the end {
her journey she counted the roll, an
found that it contained fifty dollars
every dollar that he had received for hi
lecture at Gloucester. Il may add poin
TO this Incident to say that the lady W.
by marriage, a niece Of Jefferson Davis.
In the Mississippi swamps timoth
and heXdgrass have been found, the TO
mer ofaShich was Ave feet three inch,
high, with heads eight inches Ion,
The herds grass was four feet three incl
.es high. The seed was from forage sea
tered during the war.
The city Of Boston furnishes its poop
with twelve free public baths. a II
port lately published shows how highl
the Boston poor appreciate the pgiyilcg
OF washing themselves. During tt
month OF August 2T3, o6l persons avai,e
themselves of these benificcnt establish
Inents, and at some Of the baths ihei
was ai,.ssssage daily attendance of | o,
or even 1000 persons. More than hal
or III 1927, OF the bathers were boys, an
Of the rest IS, GGS were men; l0,6ls W
men, I'D 81 his girls.
Z
lVhtsdoex w;tfcr boil sooner in an oil
saueni,an than q new one? Punch take
Il ut,on himself to answer this Obtus
query. by. saying, "If's because tho oil
ian used 10 IT,"
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JOHNSTON,

ALDEN's.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Gsf tao Throat ssxsa Lungs,
eucn a. Coughs, Colds, yShOopfnE
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.


Probably never before in the whole history Of
r,cdirina has ANYTHING won so widely and SO deeply
upon the confidence OF mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through a long
series of years, and among most OF the races OF
men it has risen higher and higher in their estlma.
ton as it has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat have made it known as re-
liable protector against them. While adapted to
mder forms of disease and to young children, II -
nj tho same time the most etlecLual remedy that can
be given for incipicnt consumption, ana the dan'
rerous affections of the throat and lungs. As pro.
vision against sudden attacks of Cromp it should
be kept on hand in every family, ard indeed as az
nro Sometimes subject to colds aud coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled CONSUMPTION Is thought m
durable still greet numbers Of cases where the ds-
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to soEnd health by the
Cherrv pcctorol. So complete is its mastery
the most obstinate of them yield to II. WheE MOTH
ing else could reach them, under the CHERRY rec
toras they subsde and disappear.
Singers ohd Public Speakers ina great pro-
lection from it.
.4sthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
So generally arc its virtues known that Ii is UNI
neces sary to publish the certificates OF them here,
or 10 more than assure the public tina: its qualities
are fully maintained.
PREPARED. 5y
DIR. j. c. 4TER & CO, LGETLL, MASS.
For ale by Mcnamara & Belts, Upton, and
Drut gists generally
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
rer an ne purpose Of I'axassvs -
1Cine.

Seine.
Perhaps no ono medl.
cine Is SO universally ~.
scathartc, nor was ever
any before SO universal
- " adopted into use, in
every country and among
aI AL classes, as this mild
E\syATaS but efficient purgative
EAY GAB PiH. The obvious rea.
son is, that it Is more re-
sSs56sss. liable and Car more edec-
tual remedy than any
- other Those who have
tried II. know that it cured them those VINO nav
and ali know that what it does once y does Always
thar IL never fails through any fault or neglect Of
Its composition We have, ana can a9o ,s, a
BILE cures of the following complaints, uut susm
cures arc known In every neighborhood, and why
should we publish them' Adapted to an ages anu 'el
conditions In all climates containing neither CATO
mel or any deleterious drug, they may ne taken
with safety by anybody. Their sugar coatlng pre.
them fresh and makes e M ca
They operate by their powerful influence on me
internal yscera to purify the bioon ana ~ IA
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of tne
BODY restoring their irregular action to health, and
BY m are ihs rei origin o disease
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
PtNS rapluiy cuTe:- =. v.-~p>.
For ISysi,epsia or indigestion, Listlcae.
ness, L:snguor and Loss OF Appetite. tney
should be taken moderately to stimulate the SUOMI
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms RiliOus Headache. Sick lAcaMoc Ne.
Juwusltce or Green sickness, nihOos
Collie and Bilious Fcvcrs. they should DC ~,
icously taken each case to correct he dlseaseu
action or remove the distractions when cause IL:
For Uysentcry or Di0rrh3a. but one mho
dose is generally required.
For RheunIattsni, Cont. Gravel, F0tps.
satiOn of the Heart. Pain In tne StOe,
Hack and LOfns. they should be continuously
taken as required to change the diseased action OF
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear. ,,. .ho,,
For Dropsy and Esror.icai Swelltngs tney
should be taken in large and frequent doses " Pro
tluce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should pc taken
rs it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
Asa Dinner Pin, take one or two rus 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetlte,
and nyigorates the system. Hence 1t Is often al.
yantageors where TO serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tocrably we'll often finds that dose
of these PiEs makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renoyatng effect ON Inc oiges.
tive apparatus There are numerous cases Wnerc
purgatiye il required, which wc cannot ehuMer'
nte here bjt they saggest themselves to Douy,
and where the virtues OF this I'th are Rho"H' VIC
public no longer doubt what to employ.
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UNIVERSAL CLOTHES ViIbGER!

THE UN1SERoA IIoIllEs W RIN6Eb. Win
cog wheels, has taken the FIRST PREMIUM in the
Premium at the last two fairs of the American Inst
tute. AND HAS JUST BEEN AWARDED THE
FIRST PREMIUM BY THE UNANIMOUS VOTE
OF TIE COMMITTEE OF THE GREAT NEW
ENGLAND FAIR OF 1866, AFTER TIE MOST
SCRUTINIZING TRIAL OF THE VARIOUS MA
oUS COMPETITORS.
garments, wrings clothes almost dry and gets
tired.
Orange Judd says: at isa clothes saver, a time.
saver, and strength saver We think the machine
than PAYS for itself every year in the saving OF
garments. We think the Wringer should be fitted
With cags.n
| Scion Robinson says: .My family would
give up the cooking as this Clothes Wringer."
! The Rev DR.. Bellows says Il heartily com
| mend it to economists Of time, money and content
ment.s
Prom II. 8. sTORRs, Jr, D. d.
! 1t saves labor. expedates work, makes the laun-
dress good natured. does not tear off buttons-what
ever that mysterious declaration may nean.-and is
/, indispensable ia well regulated family.
From the Rev. TEIEo. L. CuYLER.
Life is too short and human strength Is too preciouf
for our woman kind to be kept at the old process
house there is perpetual thanksgiEipgs on Mondays
for the invention of your excellent Hrnger. l wish
! human hearts could be cleansed as easily.
Exclusive right Of sale given to the first response.
Bile applicant from each town.
Send for a circulars giving Wholesale and retail
terms.
R. @. BROWNING, General Agent.
No. 80 Courtlaadt st New York.
Opposite Merchants notel.)
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Buy your Tobacco and Pipes at ALDEN's.
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For Sale Cheap.

The y. E. Il S. +. 4, and the \. T.. Il Sec. Is
TIP. 81, r. 4. An excellent stock farm of 200
acres. in Linn tp.. good house and stables, we'll
watered, fenced and tiElbered. 100 acres farm
ed. Stock range unsurpassed. Price S23 per
acre-s2.uD cash. balance on time.
Enquire Of WOLF & LANDT
or ~ A. BISSTIL
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
or
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

4 Semi Monthly Journal Of Medicine,
Surgery, Physiology, Hygiene, and
General Literature, duU0fed 10 the
Profession and The People.
Toe cheapest medical paper In Ire vorid, ~published
svey two weeks, - Univentty BuildlBg, ninth slfesi,
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II. satsr-up Of the slub, hall have ous sopy
W BAf5r, ". D.. KdRor,
Pkiitdsphia, Pa.
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CARPENTER 4 MUNsoN,
General Claim Agents,

= D. d. CAhrENTbki late Lieut.. and
A%djutant LIST Tennessee Light ARTILLERY.
Bd- s. MUNSoN, late Lieut.. and Adiutant
9th Tennessee Cavalry,
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w OF East Tennessee that they have omen
cd an Office In KNOXVILLE for The purpose
OF adjusting and collecting all classes Of
claims against the Government for supplies
AIKEN and informal vouchers given, and sur
plies taken and no receipts given, and for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given To
settlements OF officers acconnts. stoppare
OF pay removed, and certificates OF n%on.in-
debtedness obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
p@- Office lat door South Of Exchange
Bank. Gay st., Knoxville. Tan.
Post Office Box 1873.
REEEREsCEs-GoY. W @. Brownlow, Gen.
A. @. Gillem, Col. lie. Houk, Capt. MeNeish
1865 may 26-tf.
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The WORKING FARMER will be sent 10
one subscriber two years, OF two subscribers
one year for 50, and to the person RENTING
us the money we will send a Concord Crap,
Vine, 1.-THE vine which took the Greedy Prize
Of 500, at the last fair Of the American In
s%titute) worth 80 cts. The WORKING FAR
hER is a double octave of "a pages, pric,
Sl.50 per Rnnum, and is written Cor by the
best Agriculturists in the Country. Among
its regular contributors are:
s. Edward Todd, Mrs. j. L. Conaughey.
j. Payne Lowe, J.. J. Simpson,
p. T. Quinn, Vim. II. White,
Mrs. NJ. L. Dodge, Mrs. laura Lyman.
For circulars, specimens, &c, containing
premium lists, address WV. l.. ALLISON & Co.
So Cordlandt St., n. Y.
MAGNIFICENT SEWING MACHINE
PREMIUM.
In addition TO our ordinary Premiums we
make che following Special Offer
For T~hiriy-SiH (36) New Subscribers for.
wardsd TO MS at the rate Of Sl.5O per annum.
or for S~eyenty-Two (T2) Subscribers at our
advance Club rate Isl 90 per year, we will
present n Grover 4 Baker, Wheeler ( Wilson,
or Wilcox & Gibbs Family Sewing Machine,
complete, with llemmsr, price S55.
We will also give one of the above
Machines for Eighteen (ls) Subscribers two
years and SO each, or ia case the number is
not obtained, the deficiency in money may be
made up by the taker Of the premium, with
out the papers. The papers will be sent in
packages to one address, or to each subscri-
bers's name and post-o1ice. Address as
above. WIN. L. ALLISON K Co,
So COrdlandl ST., n. Y.
ip14w4
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NEW BOOKS.
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A FAVORTTE SKIRT
GROVESTEEN & Co.,
PIANO EDRlE MANUFACTURERS,
400 BrOadmau, Men York.

THE ATTENTION Of the public and the trade Is In
Vlted to our Nstr, Scale, Serca Ociars, RnsSrood Pni
Forlss, which for volume and purity Of tone are unri
vailed by ANY hitherto offered In this market. They
contain all the modern improvements. French grand
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each Instrument being made under tho personal super
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IL fulIy warranted 10 every pariiular.
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BY the introduction Of improvements W" make a still
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Our price are from 500 to 500 cheaper than any
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TERMs Mr. Cash In surrent funds.
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COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.
Childhood, Youth, Manhood, and
Old Age.
after the Original Pictures in Posses.
sion Of ReU. GOrh0m D. ABBOT, Of
NeU York.

NTANN regard this series 0f paintings as the cltfF
M aetrre Of American art hitherto; certainly NTH.
ing In the department. of ESGKAyINU yet produced 10
this country eSccls the work Of Smillie In thsiI copying
The Engrayings were published nearly ten year
since, aud ID tho few and limited channels through
which they have been offered, a ready demand has beuI
found. II Ia now proposed to enlarge their sale, aur
Mr.. Abbott has placed the plates with Us for that pur
pose. Believing that, rs In tho case OF every great and
worthy composition, they cannot DO too common, VI
have undertaken to meet his wishes.
The Trade, Canyassers and Clubs will therefore have
most liberal terms. C%lnrgymen and teachers will alsr
be entitled to q special discount, and all persons d.
posed TO aid In their sale In any way will find a geBeT
Gus reward for effort.
The prints will hereafter be issued on better plat,
paper and with more carr ~ t. printing.
Price sl2 per set, on receipt Of which they will b,
sent to any address.
L.. A. ELLIOTT,
Importer and Pubi'hsr Of Iriah, 3s2 Washhgon s..
1866 FeblbmosBl BOSTON. MASS.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
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wugIEaALE AyD nrTAIL- ~ r.

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WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL,
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In sdditisl to our main business NJ PHOTOGRAPH.
IC ERA We are headquarters for the follow
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And all kinds Of CASTINGS for REPAIRS
constantly on hand.
I would call the attention OF the Farmers,
in general, to a few facts. Having been In
this business for over 90 years, las we'll as
farning), ! consider myself thoroughly posted
in allkInds Of Agricultural Implements, and
having selected my stock from the best man
factories in the United States, | am prepared
to give better satisfaction than any other es-
adjustment in Tennessee. First, my Thresh-
ing Machine (Russell's) will do more work
aud save more grain, with a lesser amount OF
team and labor, than any other IN use. Ny
Reaper will harvest Wheat, Rye, Oats, Barley,
&c, In the most perfect manner, on any farm
land in Tennessee, no matter how rolling. II
will cut around stumEs with almost the ease
of a cradle.
Az that is necessary 10 e]oHUinee the farmer Of
Tennessee thai Hy StatewentS are correct, is N al,
lop me 10 prone .my assertion by a trial Of nag
Machines. My Morsrs are second 10 none IN the
market. Nv PlOps, wheTeUey they haze been used,
are giving better satiyfqehOn than any PioW IN
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as can be done With any eOHlmo shed Piolo.
/ also ran furnish MI OWnsrs NTH The best
Water Wheel in The rcorld, which l can safely
s0y, as / know il by experience. .
My machinery and Implements will
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psy- All persons wishing information IN
regard to any of nv machinery will receive
4 Printed Pamphlet, aud all necessary inior-
nation, by applying 20 GEORGE s. RUBLE at
Chattanooga, Tennessee, or to Ez. s. MATHEs,
Agent, Jonesborough, Tennessee.4Gi
GEORGE s. RUBLE,
april2G-ls6T. Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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]. T. CAZIER,

"0ULD RESPECTFULLY THANK HIS
w friends, patrons aud the public gen
orally for their very liberal and extensive pat
ronage and hopes, by thoroughly discbarg-
ing his professional services, be will CONTINUE
to merit Their patronage in the future, at the
abeye named place, where he has resumed
Lis practice, and would be pleased to wait on
all who entrust their teeth 70 bis care. Hay-
ing just returned from the Eastern Cities
whsre be purchased an entire new operative
and mechanical outfit, together with a
choice selection Of the best material known
10 the profession, aud having secured all Of
the most approved Improvements for perform
ing operations In the most scientific style, he
feels ~sanguine thai he will be able, combined
with ~ extensive experience Of more than
ten years practice, TO give satisfaction IN eli
operations which be may perform.
TEETH inserted 90 the Yu'eanite Rubber
Base, Gold and Silver. he would invite
special attention Of those who wish ARM.
ciAL TEErH 70 The RubbeF Base as possessing
s5soiuts superiority over eli other articles ev.
sr offered for that purpose. II can be more
perfectly adapted 70 the gums. Il has great
strength, yet II IL light and very durable. ID
10 easily kept elean-gweet and pleasant 10
the taste. II does rot cod nay a. nseA -
Gold Base. Indeed, ali who are in need OF
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IerSs their natural ones. can have It done At
the Lovst Price By applying At
cAZfERas DENTAL OFFIGE,
Eofe 1883 JorESBono', TEsxEssEr
Rnns hFnria5k CssA
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deIphp on visit 20 his father when he called upon
bv some friends 90 make sketch from deceaseu
,11r,-on aud remained the room with the co!pse
for an hour or two with TIE windOs open. Tho htAl
day he WAS IN with severe cold; aud the da3
affrr he expired. o., O.,
EarestiGss Of aim. sine'cncss OF purpose, loyalty 10
sbe pursuit he loved. IN rs possible aud prcSle%sh'
rather than in its attained standard gave smlt Uh
nifty md advancing merit 70 s IItstctr. On( thi'-
iii when he died, how much " rational anticipation "
,1acious promise died with hm Tje freshness OF O.,
tusiasIn tho simplicity Of faith ana the patTnCo %
duty cOISocraed his HE and now cMlc"T lis lhc"oI''
Very considerable space is devoted in this volume
TO the discussion of TIE merits OF living American
artists, and narrative of tie prominent events ~
their personal careers. llr. TuCkeman nas tahoi.U
tbs delicate portion Of his worl; With equal rams
ness and impartiality, never iuduging in ciIpinS
srrit of criticism, wasting Lis breath i'lson.o
and unmcasured culogy. lis method has peeh ~
dwell chiefly on the points most worthy OF approN"i
IN his subjects without attempting severe abalysi7
of their claims TO distinction. We 90 notsVpPoso
chat in al cases. his notices VIII crafty tie seiio'o
of the sensitive race which they describe, BIT e'uS
reader beyond tie pale of the Academy VIII Iecos-
pize in them an honest and aprccatve tnbute to'i'
artistic genius and culture Of tlis country Whic'
with whatever shortcomings and defects may Jus-S
awaken a feeling Of honorable pride.
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ri December, D. 1861. Warrant in Bankruptcy
issued against The Estate Of J. ALBERT PERRY OF the City Of Cndt
Che Of Camden, and State ~ NeJee who has been a.
judged Bankrupt BIS Petitions that the Paymeit R
Debts and Delivery Property belonging such Bankrupt 20 BIN
Meeting Creditors tie said Bankrupt prove h
Deh ard Choose ASS s Estate viii b. bed
Coun Of Bankpcg 70 be bon q No. 81 y Second - 80
City of Camden, y j. before Charles Saor Register he STA
DAY OF December A. D. 1867 10 o'clock, m.Dtc De- 20 1901
BENAJAH DEACON. L. 5. Marslal - Messenger