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, 1869-11-17

The Springfield I'M, Journal Of The 18th says:
nWe lam !1a. " Ms!,in; q III; e.ty. iet tor
Wltn Responsible parties for building The Gl1pre
Clinton splirgtt!h Railroad 10 a"coru. .ptr klsh
tor; ard We h.se the utmo4t robadeneEdia: be
FLl srsceed u hss important n:asson. ButI.r thjs
so1dn7 ,s 91 aaT ;;a; lteps viii b taken
A new election has BEEN called ia Aacon County
lltiE o's, fos toe pufpo+e Of voting npo1 the nrnn
ti11on TO 9onat* :sa go to the Decasur. s7,,Fan
e+Mrar g1 = na'i'"ao. ine election ~il b. held De-
The The snEusl re2cnt Of the Toledo, w.sas, 4
a1s Msx1s5o hafroaa eaowa the folio aip9 6zures:
l.ock ssrce January -, lss2s xEu 1no .me1nt " "
tasSeh 3soea aept, M r. eoa!no: length ol ruad aud
REQ. ees, 173; uumoTr Of tina NJ Sretrh, - ~
3ees'pt. Hits. 73; expenses, E41.S.3sa.
:. Y o. the newrst railroads th1. has tie naue
nsi1naG =; assasnsd to t: .s the wes;esn PAci1c
eftends "a rom Sacramento TO San rfsEcsseos 1s,s
Ssaasi factoe Rnad. Of Cslitcr1.a, begun 1t Sc.
IL WaFello aoss> E<pa:slsaa. In III las: l. sue,
nonnce to The ctt:zeDs OF Louisa County. snd 70
l1p, tecAf Rapids d MlEnesotA Ka,iroad IS com
pleted 10 this pace, and that tr1.ns 2-r nor ar.
s,.nE 1 ~. "epsHf7g a per tme table y !. Al
sSas q ssaat md t. saeses 9: d.: IL
7hr St. Papl Pres. Ct the 14ta SAYS: "Hon. &.
Fa11np7. snh M. HeT }artn +. Du-, editos Of .i~
IowH ScTthrv.t, representing the people OF For:
UoeEe. Iowa, no appointed then c1mptttee 10
LOOK after tho irtsrcs1s OF the prnpoled Fort
pudee.s AArksso Railroad, arrived IN iii. civ
{etul1ay. this line "a To run ne.rly de norrh
from fnst nodss Fia Rne Earsh City and the Tai-
ley q ,hs bluc Earth River, 70 A1nEa1o 4 CON-
pauJ Eas been orSanlzed u Minneaots, o; Tn:ch
Mr. Wharf. Of Aaukato, e Pzrs,ienr, 10 tIiin
re !, Ainte.2ta portion Of ine road iuT
Aabt ato to the Stafc line. aud re uuderatsnf
tnst tne. St Paul II. Sioux iC,t1 RaiI,,a4
con panJ hare agreed, on certain cpudt,cn. -
tpct1tafe the CONSTRUCTION ct tnts part ar ',,e
toad ~ fef dsT to sne tine. Mean Viii the ToEs
pt op's atc mov!rg to meet their M,cu.so;a neien.
BOT lIts'e more Than n1lF WAY. Gu Sssurrfsy
L'Rht 1881 etttng waR held II Fort D,drE
Ffefeai s9n Coo vas subscribed by TIE cluxens
otetent IN AID Of The eateror-se- The dL.auces
~ tie Proposed Ene axe u EoflowS:
rr,.. 4iAs
Eto1 StafE lee to Mank.to.. to...-......-.,...-...s u
, 1869-11-17

The Missouri D.mnernt concludes Tint
all plans Of gradual resumption only in-
crease the difficulty und The loss; that if the
Supreme Cont will announce decision
hnuulling the Legal Tender act, hut allow
ing III contracss made during the green
back EZRA to be paid in the currency in
wbEhAhey were incurred, or if paid in gold
then in 30 much gold us the currency called
for by the contract is worth, the sooner wo
mike the plunge md return to specis
hasis The better The effect Of all gradual
plans would be that the farmers would hire
and plant at currency prices, aud, when
they CONC to sell their crops, would sell at
eold pricea, which would not pay expenses.
4 good many othe1si IL. coming to the
same conclusion. 1t is some time since the
more logical class OF theologians dis
covered that tho class Of sinners who re-
Pent gradually a1l 60 to the had. And, at
about as early date, experience taught the
,uore ski1ful pup-hreeders that it WAS moro
painful to cut off dogs tail an inch at a
time than to parform the whole e1ciaion at
once. Will not our snational financiers
draw wisdom from their combined expert
ence
, 1869-11-17
rEHNHStf.

{'hHNOA.4
AnntFrrg Of the Pues Laureate will be p!e4se.l to
bear that 4 motion to the elect "taat Nllltam
Morris Il greater poet than Tennysou," !" ha. oecn
rejected By Eae Oxford Union Society.
The Manchester t1ssarct1a aaya the Pope Is
great smoker, "lns1114h1y ttElng = c9sr &llcr
ete:y meal" He VAS lltety presented stth aes-
ersl Ihocsaod c,ears by the manager Of large
tobacco DAnuf2ctotJ-
The cop3E1eh Of = more! BY Prsdher entitled
"Bontoa dc Rose "ta stosJ deyo1rd vsin asidi-
II q generation back nod xhIca made tae fortune
O: tts author1. .ss sold receufly for - soas:
:" The will oE the lste Jabex C. Howe bcquea:t3
SIG 40 10 various charitable krd religious soce-
s!ek Ii Bos,cn aud vicinity, aud &!s,oa0 adduoaal
to he paid within one year Of Inc death OF nis
WIDOW.
Ian Sacramento Ef.ion OF October 20 eays:
t'A1s. Hammond, better known as Belle Boyd
who tecsuse ~i3eiy &no1n during the rar In con-
sequence OF her efforts to benefit the southern
Contedesacy. and Who has 1stety been Strtas rr1d-
trgs In Eaifosnta, yesterday takea to sae Asy-
lam II Stockton, h1EIu8 through seknaas Ano
mental excitement become II eaoe. She ~as taksn
III ia ths city aesers, Ketk1 s3nee and soon thcrt
Alter exhibited UuptoMs cf mental ti.a1drI,
there having Increased unrn analy ncr hnsbaon,
rho t. peAtiy eEu oet w,t4 A:sstdAnes upon her,
feinctaLflY consented to her being plAced under
t1eatsnAnI At tne asI,on.'
, 1869-11-17

A Remarkable Action Before rn..
supreme Conft-4 Mnn Asks for "A
Decree 1hue a WomAn be con.
fclled to be his Wlfc.

From tie ytr IoFt 1tmex xose1ab+r IL.
In the eaPreEc Cuutr, Spec1aI Term. hs1r,
1trFe Rafnafc, yesterday = casa vas cafitsi m
~ 1rsal Which Presents tone phases Of ScT.Yore
drew GAR. odls-sG-d ret I1ea1ao. eo1 of mas
.no Nss formerly : we!sknown pTsctttpaer AZ
Mrs Phebc PtsrsA1l, to1 tho purpose Of o,,,s,ine
u conSt ha!tt1 eGr1. t111Ad,ctton = dee1rss drs
-tscn should hare the t1en Of nastae III lSieeI
.ne,a s,ie Fn, Is ns 'a,1 =, 4, shs t.e
csse ~ by counsel Mr. 4. H 4 DsTsoF. II a.
t*ar- that ~ acquaintance zaa c1mas-csn
$50 They corepopded ,rraornti; for q ,Gn5
1lHe. sra app~xss iFoa 1be conplatus. and h not
sss!sa n TO ne y an.TsE. inas at onenme tnere sss
upor sou e'lirG be1oad The dnple e:aaeemeat.
ttmtlI. teat oWipE to ceftaln fa:niy aE.ic. o-rr
*nHn &c nao 70 coorgos. 1t .wAs agf-ea h-,Eecn
erts nony was 10 be p4sfGrIed b:t nne.nt,y1s
they Wsse % Eessrn eaea other As nrsosad a5I
.Ee: = 10 SO soeae,sauoa Kas 70 take pl.cs ua.,l
saJs, The defer d&ns parpo4ed u mear on san ~
tbrEeEeLf. snd =, ptoor Of The {efmiusiio1 q,
b n the lektsrs reeeiFed irosn the othsr Is Eas
usl sffted thAt the plasudd. instead os entirely
ees!tesng, p 3J nfe, tne ltt,ers IN hA poz.essoc,
but inar be rolled up ,ns letter. ia : bnn5ie. "a
hslo mem n blaze ansu soEh time a The edges
hTntI,I ~ snecrnS reSa beng abs 70 say s,as he
pctlctek 1i't pro: e. 70 ,,aia rat tns ansTer of
tee oelet tani denIes explicit, taat toere WIS any
S.Tr ssG @ "sx!sby lneJ were constituted bus.
81 ever made b1 fnaE Asuyn, md aht tFeFs that
NnaSefkr pfcmte Of mal1t1ce srer existed be-
'T1sn mem ~ concealed b. mutual eonsent
1At !1e psslnttE N fEts amt Asted- Eas that
\ eo0Et os Eqc:IF declare tha re1anon Of husband
&c ,a. xhe e1sstIng. 20: necanse Of ceIenoaJ per
eacse hJ Tt iaNt. cons1slpz Of dec,slan5 Of high
cuLZta Of ihlA S9a1e Ii u said ItAt cesH uonJ is
eos ieeexst13: 'hAs nA7r'ase uay b. proved ~
, 1869-11-17

The refusal of the French Government
TO grant TO an American Cable Company
(the United States and Continental Tsle-
eraph> pr ptrm5ssion to lnud the shore end OF
their cable in France, is based upon The
plea thnt it h4s conceded monopoly Of
some hind to the French company, whose
cable has been landed near Boston, nt saf-
frsanco, md subject to tie action olcoa~
ercss, The ground now taken BY tho
French Government in hostility to cabla
owned by Americans, fully justidss the caaj
tion manifested By Secretary Fish, on BE-:
half Of our government, in reserviug to
Congress the Opportunity to pass upon tho
whole question, The action Of Congress
will doubtless bo to require that any anti
all Ancrican.owned companies must
havo NIL the rights Of landing cables on
French soil which sha!l BE- granted to tho
French cable on American soil. Unless
theae conditions are met by the French
Government on q basis Of. perfect reci-
procity tho cable recently lande1 at Dux-
l,nry, and the further acquaintance OF
French cablc-mongo1s, will be samm17ily
cut
, 1869-11-17

Saving 1T the sriecot and pour;nc m, NJ
the bung Il a favorite method With certai
Fersons ct eeononnzing other peoples
money. Unless Mayor Rice has been
slandcred be is one Of those pubic lunc-
tioaaries who deemed it very bad policy for
the city to receive the interest on it's
deposits, which ceEtsin h.nk piid to some
body during his term Of Office
On Monday night bill of 1851 was PFC
seoted to the Common Council for e1pensaa
incurred under resolution Of the Coun-
c,l in rendering the hospitalitiea ot tho
CITY, to the California excursionistA We
suppose that II the sum Of &5S{ wAa
judiciouAly expended in teudaribg the hos
pitAlities Of the city 10 thess e1cursionists it
, 1869-11-17

FT5sH 0se 77.N34H76 675-297es 57P7
4 esffhln rat.ve. us'rR IN Koolzu, has been
sick, ard, appFehetdrS that hss ED Wal near 4:
17.rr d. might BE- prepzT-d 10 gre ntn prnoef
burial. In due time sae eosna arrxed, upon see-
lhK which grave doubts arnse IN the sick man 5
decide the que.fion appeattog 10 conclusive u, him
~ q " personal lest" he tried himself and copid
nos gr' II. ihe ta:uZ ~. 100 n.How. he sound
il nQf KetsluS con1n fuItahie for the PHI oe III
:tsi no sic IN sastrR te capital inTest<d, 60 III
~ poksihtt. ktosluK CT Ru0ssef mxu sick tife
tso. eit Hto aso expected 10 die, ha entered fnto
regulators rt:a h.n a. opcr, mt succeeded IN
G1.poer2 Of the nsttess ito hirn} aft.ce At los
Of only s. Our readers WIN appreciate the asore.
when We a'sse that t1ts pruyideut .Reutieusn Il
the hrp0tsGfc n-mecT from Eooaau, Hbo ID 1eafs
past has caused TO Little nirth On acconuE or his
ceceDtrtc.tifs. We E1ccerelJ hope that he Fener-
able acd eeccn.Fsc ceruem1a1 fesra v1li NOT Be
realized, bnt tnat he nsy, l1sfead, long livs aod
nAke Is al1 tsnEn many more ftmes
, 1869-11-17
Geographical and Stnftstfcal xo.
c9eSY-Tl. Ssibh4 on the NofthUcsx
HmnndArv.

Ftox the .fsse Tort Tirsea Sor. Il.
Atthe meeting os The American GecgIa.hicsl
And Statistical Society, last erentpg, Nj, George
Gihhs, q Washington, D. C., rtaa i paper upon
the :. Physical Gfography OF the Northwestern
!ae zeo'oG4t 10 the couuirs'on which ran the
ltbe Of the ro1thNe.tefn Boundary. TIE whole
tstet thIoS Rb llch The lne futs, be said coset-
TEE the kuutne1n Portion OF Bz3usa CoiuauiA kad
TIC southern lcrtt5n ct WashiuEesn Tcy11rorS. u
oxe for2Irocs raree Of nouatstnR. On The
ecast ct o7rfcn and Wsahsrg gtou Territory Hefo
HeMs Of The ecsan curing sgea ia when it nss
tea9tn aEa'tss The EscaJ shore In Lover Cali
, 1869-11-17
zoLLyEREIH RECIPROCITY.

On pfcric1,a onrse'ona -o 1.u j,
out to the Canadian nra. .,a ,oap,. s. ~ =
cnlv fair and eoni,.,,Ia ~a,;asaa,.o t.o sae
which il is noss;hla f. tha g - eaHs .asa.s
make. and that il. tha .5o,,;or - 49, ~
ver~iu rec;nrocitv svaton .-h;.s 80 49, -.'1s. W.
admirable n ca.rns.. n y. A" ~
all international Custom Honsssa nc,,,T ,
abolished, common ta,,e fransS ~ 20 IS
perfect FREQ trade ani1 ~. n.s;s-..-, NV Wy
tat,lish+d between the Ams1o.n 49, ~ "
minion States. This xon,d e,nhr... . ~.
exchange Of all products of ,ha To-. ...,.,s
shops, forest. nines and 4eh..;., - =
clude free navigation and ooa.tv;xat-.,.
The revenues derived from cnr,o,,,
would he divided between the ,vo ooxara
n1ents in proportion to popplat;on h..sd =.
the ctnsus OF 1870. for the dccenn;.l no.
nod; and the tariff could be revised Ia Ia
made satisfactory to both sides dor,,a
rnw of custom houses would then be n,,or.
ished, and the services OF revouue cn.terz
on the lakes and rivers, and snies ond AZ
tec.i, ca on the land, would be i,,m.naad
with; and the occupation Of smnc.ler.
would he gone. The Canadians vouId M
ltnger live in apprehension Of Fen;an ra;;,,
and would require neitAcs troona. fort;f;cs'
,iops, nor gunboats for their special defiance.
and all the expenses of MAINTAINING then,
TonL he saved. md thu fptnro n-os,,ar;,z
II the .'proyincca assured.
When We previously suocested thie n,an
of perfect recipucity BONE Of III, Canad;,n
,,,,,.,, ;.,t,,rnso;, ~. .,.:o..:. =, 11.
, 1869-11-17

might hars paid their omnibus fars 10 m
'rnm the depnt, md furnished thcm
"Ie lump Of sugar apsece- Bat,
ae~era're to the organ of tae
municipal soreaaads, Mayor Rice, in pu.--
ing The rnniion IN the payment Of th,s bill,
sail: "All ti,cse who nrc in favor Of VOTING
a~sy $5s4 Of the peoples money, without
variant Of law or order Of the Council, voss
Asc- We can imagtuc that On the stage
this method Of putting a motion might
'.aFe considerable effect hut We submit
that it is neither dlen,fied nor effective in
tic Mayors chair, and .ha. it is no. ,ike1v
!" 60 very far toward establishing for any.
hody reputation for economy.
, 1869-11-17
freral rrputs In the circle II vhiea the rsEsics

general rrputn IN the c.rcIe II vt!ea the psEsics
hsss f1Av9d. Ae. 'S~@3 ..
atbtd 70 have TIE cnmplsles duoiissed on ttu
p}s!hs'na ppertnF- Il ~ . mnss rsraEtsole
acfhp: h4 ccres heard Of such = case bcf1fe In
Ill BIZ pIntttc. Tho netenhArs IN her anaHer mad
AEtied thzt ahe N4s sgeF 10 any tbs wife OF
tes ptatpnd. Tptra vas DO pEetepca that easre
bad bern Ap3 cohshttassor. an C. ~ nooy Of mlF.
bRfa thAtc1he Naa r't wife he eooseuded the
court Ind 20 lnrsd ctton and no poser in the
rrp miser5sA '',''- =
il dee Brna1d COT carred II this ytew and made
an older d6t1tk klDg too cSmpIalht.
, 1869-11-17

Mis- Jepnte NcTel1. ths yo1neest Of The "Tor-
len sntsss," ot thests1cal nnioflete. gaa msrrtAt
70 JAuea Z. H.1rr, Il New Yozt et:y, on the ii.
, 1869-11-17

tfotnhnK OsnKe Hedges Tho Dts-
tt- CO to sor tue -lnnG&-Dl 1't.Asa-
~ AE-Wh'1c Willow Eencv-splral
xsAIhinx OF the ExApo-FFopuSns-
anE sho Ounce.
, 1869-11-17

ONO.
Fatncr John CoTeaey. a CA;ho:.c priest, v9s
nprdered, al Bellctoolstuc, Oh The stu In thAt
day, man nAuel John Po*ers, former.
y Catholic, but who had espoused the
1Totetssnt faith. called Dpon Faiher Co
Teoey to cotE hts coalesNou. Some
words ent1ed between them. the nature Of which
has not ttsnsptred. Powers left the house Al that
une, bQt returned again tn tae eeeniug about :
orlccs, entered anobserred by the domrst,cs,
and encountered tue reverend gentleman In hls
library. report Of revolver WAS nesr1, and
upon rome per1onG rushing In. covencJ xas fo1uI
we,e1sng..lu bls blood. with bu1let-hole through
hts hight temple- The murderer TN a,ealateIy gaso
himself up to The autnoy1tieA From reports Of
his rrey.ops actions anons toSu Il - IRE general
GEL Joe That he Ia ira2he
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS:

"DOCTOR: | was vOccinated at Nicksburg in
the Hospital. was never sick before, but since
then | was full of sores until Mr.. Willard, of Eu-
taw, Ala, sent me a bottle of your remedy. Ali
of my sores are well except a small one on the
calf Of my left leg, and that is getting well SO
fast. need only one more bottle of your "COn-
]stitution Renoyator."
eyes ! yes | may we'll say your medicine has
given me relief. Enclosed find ) dollars for 6
bottles. They are not all for me-, but two fami-
lies here want to try it,"
A lady writes: ''And my skin, thanks to your
Constitution Rcnoyator, is as fair as a babes"
''No more Rheumatism, Professor, your two
bottles of Constitution RenOyatOr' have knock
ed it dead as Il mink"
We have room for no more of these extracts.
But all You have to do is to ask your neighbOr
about our nenovator. Nine cases out of ten he
knows Of its wonderful curative powers. 1t is
prepared in vacuO in the form Ofa beautiful symp
and is greedily taken by men, women and chill
dren.
Patients, in ordering, will please state how
long they have been sick, whether male or fe-
male, and give n general account of their cOndi-
ton. Directions accompanying every bottle, but
frequently people prefer to write to headquarters .
Owing to II stringent law now in vogue in New
MneA it Addhss as follows: :
TR0F. NJ. f. HENRY, A. NJ, NJ. D.
Box 5272, Post Office,
New York.
Constitution Renovation is 81 per bottle, or six
bottles for So. Sent anywhere on receipt ofprice.
sept23, lS69-ly.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25
A Romantic Love Story.

The Count de st. Croix, belonging to
one of the noblest families in France, be-
came engaged after a long courtship, to a
lady his equal in position and fortune,
and famous for her beauty. Shortly af-
ter the happy day was appointed which
was to render two loving hearts one, the
Nount was ordered Immediately to the
neige of Sebastopol so he girded on his
sabre, and at the head of his regiment
marched to the battle field. During the
toupt's absence it happened that his
beautiful afianced had the small pox.
after lowering between life and death
Sherecoyered, but found her beauty hope
l1ssly lost. The disease had assumed in
ier case the most v%irulent character, and
left her not only disfgured, but scanned
snd Scared to such an extent that she be-
came hideous to herself, and resolved to
pass the remainder of her days in the
~o.rictest Seclusion.
-sA year passed away, when one day the
COnut, Immediately upon his return to
France, accompanied by his valet, pre-
sented himself at the residence of his be-
trOthed, and solicited an interview. This
s vas refused. But he, with the persistence
ola lover, pressed his suit, and finally the
lady made her agGla Rcauxa S,cd
ms a veil. At tin tas
Count rushed forward to embrace her,
but, stepping aside, she tremblingly told
OF her SORROWS, and burst into tears. A
. heavenly smile broke over the Counts
handsome features, as, raising his hand
shove, be exclaimed at is Gods work.
l am blind |"
at was even so. When CALAMITY lead
ing his regiment to an attack, a cannon
lal &passed so closely to- his eyes, that
'Shilsit left their expression unchanged,
SAD his couhtenan unmarked, it robbed
lin forever of his sight. 1t is almost I'M
Rgressary to add that their marriage was
shortly after selempizcd.
1t isssaid that at this day may often be
seenat the Empeor's s receptions an officer
8 leaning upon the arm of a lady closely
yelled, and they seem to be attracted to
the spot by their love of music.
- Al H
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25
A Book for the Million
M4G y :i.ass q 81 GU Y I'D
SWEETWATER. TENN

A PRIVATE COUNSELLOR TO THE MARRIED or
IL those about to marry, male or female, in
all that pertains to the physiological mysteries
and revelations OF the sexual system, with the
latest discoveries in producing and preventing
offspring, how to preser"c the complexion in all
its attractiyeness and beauty, &C., Sc.
This is an interesting and important work of
over twO hundred pages, written in plain lam
guage, with numerous diagrams and engravinss,
and contains all that valuable information that
every person who is married or contemplates
marriage ought to have, vet, which 50 few really
possess. Ii u~nrayels mysteries and d~iscloses
secrets that everybody should know; still it is a
book that ought to be kept under lock and key,
and not laid careles5ly about the house. 1t en-
braces everything on the subject of the genera
tive system that is worth knowing, and much
that is not published in any other work.
This invaluable work will be sent to any one
free of postage) On receipt of Fifty cents.
Address: DR.. Butts Dispensary, N. W. corner
Fifth and Market streets, st. Louis, Mo.
Notice to the Afflicted & Unfortunate.
Before receiving treatment from any of the
notorious quacks ofthis or any other place, who
advertise in the public papers, or using any of
the ALMOST numberless QudcE remedies, carefully
peruse DR.. Butts work. No matter what your
disease is, or how deplorable your condition, re-
member that while it cost you fifty cents to have
it with its valuable information, it may cost you,
as it has many, a life ofhopeless misery, and re-
greet not to have it.
DR.. Butts can be consulted personally or by
mail on any of the diseases mentioned in his
works. Office N. W. corner Fifth and Market
streets, Opposite Court House,O st. Louis, Mo.
aug. 26-ly.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25

Office L. Z. NH E. WEIGH, Wholesale Druggist.
Albany, Ga, July Ia, 1869.
Gentlemen We cheerfully say that DR..
Maggiel's Pills and and Salve sell we'll, and
give Great Satisfaction. Our customers speak
in the highest manner of them. We have fire.
quently known them to cure Chills and Fever.
Respectfully,
L.. L. & H. L. WEIGH.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25
J. H. zELINN s Co., Wholesale Druggists,

Macon, Ca, Aug. 10, 1863.
Maggiel's Pill and Salye Works, New York;
Your Medicines, Maggiel's Pills and Salve are
popular here. We sell more Maggiel's Pills
than any other Pill-yes, more than any two
others you can name combined. The Maggiel
Salve sells as much as DR.. H.; but for
Maggiel's Pills we have extraordinary demand.
Respectfully yours,
jill, ZELINN SEQ,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25

To the reader w will briefly say, that for the
purpose ofletting those whose circumstances are
not of the best try these medicines we will send
Free of Expense, One Dollars worth of Maggiel'e
Pills, on receipt of IS cents. Address,
MAGGIEL'S PILL & SALVE WORKS, Box
5272 Post Office, New York. sept. Fly.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25
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This is from the Hon. A. IL. Stephens.
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LIBERTY HAIL.,
Charlottesville, Ga, July IS, 1869.
MAGGIEL's PILL AND SALvE Works. New YORK.
GENTLEMEN: x 4 4 4 And | also saw that
I will most cheerfully accept the medicines
(Maggiel's Pills and Salve) you purpose to send,
andtrOm The reputation of their Uirtues will try
them with hopes of much benefit. Yours truly,
ALEX. H. STEPHENS.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25
PRICES--A Fair Offer.

Send the retail price, Washer Si4, Extra
Wringer SO, and we will forward either or both
machines, free of freight, to places where no
one is selling and so sure are we they will be
liked, that We agree to refund the money if any
one wishes to return the machines free of
freight after a months trial, according to direc-
tiOns. No husband, father or brother should
permit the d~rudgery of washing with the hands,
flty-two days in the year, when it can be done
better, more expeditiously, with less labor, and
no injury to the garments, by a Doty Clothes
Washer, and a Universal Wringer. Canvassers
with exclusive right of sale make money fast
selling them. Sold by dealers generally, to
whom liberal discounts are made.
R. c. BROWNING, GN' l.. AGNT, 80 Cortlandt
St., New York. aug. l2-5m.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25
AGENTS WANTED,
Local and TRAVELLING.

f)forthe American Meat and Vegetable Chopper,
= the best thing, without exception, in the mar
ketj saves 20 pei. cent. in time and labor cuts
'foto1zf Tbs. of meat, sufficiently fine for pies,
tut Of machine, Terms, &c., free. Address b..
sNA4Newton 4 Co., No 80 Cortland Street N. Y.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25

FAYETTE COURT House, Ala, July, 1869.
GENT We are entirely out of Maggiel's Pills.
Send us a supply by Express, at once, for Bill
GUS Diseases. Your Maggiel's Pills work won
ders. They gain in popularity every day.
Fayette, Ala. "WATCHMAN.'
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25
TOWLE,S PATENT,

Grade and Drainage Level, Price only SIS.
Every Farmer needs one. Every School should
ave one. No Engineer, required to lay out
= I9aas, walks and watercourses. Will establish
tyels for foundation walls, bridges made ground,
Sc. 1t is extremely simple and beautiful. Sent
2 my address on receipt of price. Descriptive
'titcufafs, with cut, free. Hamilton Z. Towle,
siyll Engineer, and Special European Patent
Solicitor, l76 Broadway, New York.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25
Call and Examine!

# -00-- SAD.
1t is impossible, within the limits of an adver-
tiscment to specify everything. But those desir-
ing to purchase will be apt to find any ar
ticle at my store usually kept in like establish
ments. Prices moderate and uniform. Any ar.
ticle not on hand will be promptly ordered.
iUP Persons wishing my professional servi.
ces will find me at the Drug Store.
r. F. SCRUGGS.
sweetwater, November rs, 1888.