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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-18
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n. Is. GOFORTH, A. NJ,
Classical Department
W. \. G. BROWN, A. NJ,
Scientific Department.
TuitiOn:

Contingent Fee, Sl.OO
The Contingent Fee and half the Tuition are
required in advance.
i'oarhin families, $500 to 90 so per week,
including washing, Nc.
The next session begins on Monday, the 3Oth
Of August next.
The rooms and furniture are being painted
and fitted up in the best style.
Arrangements have been effected to procure
apparatus to illustrate instruction in the leading
branches OF Natural Science,
The Text Books are the latest and most popu-
lar in use.
instruction in this Institution is intended to
be fully up to the re .uircments Of the age, both
, in neatter and mani rr, July LIT.
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l will sell, for cash, at the Court House, in Mad
isOnville, on Monday the 9th day of December,
1869, all the right, title and interest that James
Atkins has in and to the House and Lot in the
Town of S%weetwatcr, where J. &. Vaughn lived
before the war. Sold to satisfy an order OF sale
in favor of j. C.. Waugh VS.. James Atkins, issued
from the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Monroe
County, from September Term, 1869.
JOHN j.. CBIPPIN, Shift.
By VIM. HUpsoN, Dep'ty shift.
Oct l2tdspfa4.
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Take Due Notice
And Govern Yourselves Accord
ingly!

T FIND Jordan q hard Road to Travel" with
l. out "Greenbacks," therefore, on and after
the LIST day of November, 1869, | will adopt the
cash system for meal, flour and everything l
have to sell, as it is impossible for me to buy
Wood and Coal-pay rents, &c., without the mo-
ney to do so. Being forced to this by necessity
| hope my customers will not think hard of me
tor refusing to do u thing out of my power.
Those who owe me know it, and to save being
called upon for the same, will please COM up
and settle their accounts.
There has recently been a new Boiling Cloth
pat in place of the old one, and | challenge any
other Mills to beat the flour, where the Wheat is
good. No pains will be spared to accommodate
the customers of the Sweetwater Mills. Those
who 90 to other Mills with their Wheat, and
bring their old, rotten wheat and corn for hog
feed to these Mills, which is very troublesome
to grind, and no pay to me, are requested to
continue to do so, as | know it is a great accom-
notation to you to have the thing did in that
manner, but | would like very much to grind
your wheat also, ~ | know / can make you as
good -four and as much of it as any other Mills
in the country. So don't give me the worthless
stuff to grind and take your good grain some
where else. II. l.. FRY.
Sweetwater, Tenn, Oct. 2S-4t.
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Absent.

ADSOuG.
The publisher of this paper will be alb
sent during the next week, on business.
He leaves it in such hands as to insure the
timely appearance of the next issue, and
hopes, upon his return, to find many new
added to its support, The boys
will transact all business to your s%atisfac-
ton.
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Local and other Matters.

Attention is directed to the advertisements of
NJ. F. Johnson, in another column. Also Cham
Gerry notice, by S. P. Hale, and attachment notice
by ]. H.. Worthy.
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Deranged Kidneys-Use Dromgoole & Co.'s Blu
chu. Gravel and Dropsy-Use Dromgoole u
Co.'S Buchu. Dromgoole & Co.'s Buchu is the
best and cheapest. Pains in the back, use prom-
goole & Co.'s Buchu.
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Monroe County Lands.

DERSONS wishing information as to the quail
l. ty and productiveness of the Lands of Mon
roe county, as we'll as the climate and facilities
of Stock Raising and Manufactures, will please
address. Nj. +. JOHNSON,
novl94t Tellico Plains. Tenn.
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Wanted.

WanJbu.
At this office, a boy twelve or fifteen
years of age, to learn the Printing bust
ness. He must come we'll recommended,
and spell aud read we'll. None others
need apply,
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Your back hurt ? Use Dromgoole & Co.'s Bu-
chu. Dromgoole & Co.'s Buchu cures had dreams.
For incontinence, use DromgOOle & Co.'s Buchu.
elect or GOnOrrhea-DrOmgoOle & Co.'S Buehu.
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Dromgoole & Co.'S Pectoral cures coughs. Spit
ting of blood cured with DromgoOle & eos Pee
toral. Consumptive cough, use Dromgoole & Co.'S
Pectoral. Dromgoole s. Co.'s Pcctoral for hoop
ing cough,
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We call special attention to the advertisement
of Gains & Ward, who have a lot of fruit trees,
grape vines, S., for sale at their nursery near
PHILADELPHIA, Tom.
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The House of Representatives rejected the Fiji
teenth Amendment Tuesday last. Only twelve
members voting in favor of its adoption.
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1t is said that the Wilson Shuttle SEWN 2 Ma
chine, gives more satisfaction than any other Ma
chine in use. Bogart 4 Gaines, Agents
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If you want a good family Sewing Machine, go
to Bogart 6 Gaines, and have them to order you
one of Wilson's.
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Dromgoole & Co.'s Liver Pills are n sure shot
For the interchangeable & Co.'s Liver Pills.
For a clear skin-Dromgoole & Co.'s Liver Pills
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0 U R s 7 0 C K


Is much larger and more complete
than ever before, and we will en-
deavor to convince the most skep-
teal that we can save to them
their Rail Road Fare, Hotel Bills,
and a trip North when making up
their Assortments for the Fall and
Winter Trade.
We respectfully solicit from our
old friends and customers a con-
tinuance of past favors.
w. C|RUTCHFIELD & co.
200 Market Street,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Sept. 9-3m.
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STATE OF MAINE


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ttat gstt III. IL 49, 7t..--..f..,.-.
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AN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY EDITOR
Mark Twain. in one Of his rsmblin. letter.
draws the following picture
Cannot you fancy the ancient editor OF
the Connecticut Cosrdnt Of a hundred
wears ago in round Ben Franklin spec,a
c,es wig. and cue, lace cuffs. coat pocket
flaps like cellar door. long wzsicoat. knee
br-eches. stockings. low quarter shoes
with buckles onthl m like window sash q
man gravely cuiiing news three weeks old
and per lsfest sdviees' about Colonel
Bo- Quei's forces having crossed the river
at Pusburg fully thirty days gone by, asd
thrilling ruirors ofwar from Madrid Lon
don. Versailles. Stockholm. and the Hague
with the mildews Of four awful mouths on
them; and venerable canaids q hundred
days from Naples. telling how between
three and four hundred thou .ard' citizens
had lately died OF plague la that little king
dOm-a man exulIing over his little cid
sensation dispatches and late dates, and
never. strangely enough. never having
vision of 1859 fash through his compiacenr
brain with lis revelations Of felegraphs ard
locomotives-l say. cant you fancy this
old mnf sitting at his desk and getting
OF Bit Of sarcasm, and holding il up and
cooking hi. eye n it. AND reading il over.
and chuckling TO himself. and reading il
again. and calling in the devil and flict-
ing it on him, and then sending it TO the
printers perfectly satisfied that it is the
best and boldest and the awfullest crusher
that ever Numbered from the press-can't
you. don't wish 10 be too hard on him
lest NEE, his musty ghost providing about
his ancient hzunts in Hartford here. some
night. Where be his comrades? Whittier
wel; he TO take his ale? Who was he.
anyhow.
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Onion Seed Raising

ii4i> 3, a!m.-. a. H. -'lt raTllfI .G a.
the production - H." htiih- tor eeu>ani
tIvt = takt- 80 Lu>4st> 81 ,,ili.m% to
.tt.cA Az art- ton seed ines ar ~ "slf
iust a. e4glt ,u tec >pt..- - tuc th.Als- { /
,he frost vii! i,rini;. a. c"ur-r tu-y mast
be kept rniiFci, citau. hus tn, .nay nOa
be dome with The cIitit Itor- lu u- WIth
very little ali from 4 haHl-Auy. lh~
round pod, containing fhy .r.rl arr ready
70 be cui about the first oI Angus. \
good Weld : 900 pound ~ tA- acre. In
market It often commands dollar a t.uEi.a
sometimes 81 -. The Val,ar ~ the uhiaiI-
Tor stocking an acr- j about $50. lhi-
suh>irscied isota 81 go leaves $50 . the
income from au acre. puion---rd can Toe
produced "uly on ihc iichssf 81 ground.
and the labor of preparing the earth ANA
pufIIa- oui the stock J. heavy. but u q,
cay (" see thai il pay- very Handsomely g..
Horses ia Victoria are a. unsuitable a.
sheep. o." paper speaks II il4em ~ ell
ny AT >lA;tcurc each. Another say .'-ou
THURSDAY last five We're Anuc k.-i inNn tor
bali crYan. and ten Others ONLY realized
3>- the purchaser buYiug them az feed I'll. :
~ith-a novel WAy ut q -i,osau. % horse
flesh il must be confessed Bur bette r
prosP'-ci T. opening up. hating Them DOES
coloulst~. bat d ia, been ielill thai a pruti-
table u-e can bst made oft-'- nubi anim.
br boiling him down. p4- poor creature.
--iai buf u>-l"-- h4a r-a Iyl fifteen al
loGs 81 pure OF.
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Don't whitewash the bark upon the bod
les of fruit aud ornamental trees. We are
at loss to know for what purpose some
persons thus coat the bark OF fruit and
shade trees about their premises with lime
unless It is to make them look nice. IL
Gel tainly does them more harm than good
rs il serves TO obslruct respiratory or
gans. aud In a measure prevents thrifty
growth. Should the bark become diseas =
ed aud rough. or covered with moss, scrape
IL thoroughly with a hoe or scrapcr Of
some suitable. description; after which
wash thoroughly with 4 strong solution
of soap and water. ifthi- /. done proper
Is every seaso". 1t will prove great bcne-
hit by destroying the insects which prey
upon the bark AID otherwise promising a
healthy CONDITION thereof. aud increasing
the yig.r and vitality of the tf-e.-Ey-
change.
The writer i correct. II does little OF
no good 20 pla>.e- the trnn> ol an apple
tree With whiicwash. There is an i'm
preston that the lime makes TIA" tree grow
hut the b .rk ci.n do nothing with ID. while
the triflug quantity that /. washed down
by the rain d, not worth consideration.
strong soap suds. i've. or infusion OF t"bac-
O.. and water that has stood iva barrel,
with a small quantity of coal tar AZ. all
much better.
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THs VIOLET N TIM EAsT.-Niola odor-
ator 3, the iayoriic flower of t,rccAs and
Turks aud ihsy cultivate them abundant
~ N Their gardens. lhcv begin howeriis
s"m-sin'ss a. eaiig - January. aud con
iinue fl"werin. III April the -crut b'ing
much more iuleiise han that of iic err
man or Ere "a violet. Thousand, ~
b"q Iei>. fiN- yial-l~ ip = itnyh. are sold
IA The rrccian tuan-. HE price BEEN
but 'Tifus aud rv-ty .n- iand al ihctn
the demand l. equal 10 the supply Tie
Greeks make a -trup at yiul-;- for c"u ga.
More than even the Greeks tln the TURKS
love the viole;. They piaui il Ia Ina-.->
MAKE sheroct and c<iri.,- 20 o.. -pr-A HE
the roMers Ia the apartments. especially
those VI the har-tn. - here the cuuu Il c,-
eiy morning hands f,->nssplri - every
lady. he color uf iAr violet j. the favor
lac color Of The IurAi>h lAdie-.
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Non-Resideut Taxes

In the town Of beer Isle, County Of Haoenee
the year ISIS. The follow ing list OF taxes ~ Ut
estate Of Non resident owners in the tsw p
deer Isle, for The year lsas in Bills COMMITS Y
WILLIAM WEBB, Collector Of said town "
the 70 day al Iuae ls6S has been returned n, II
10 me A. remaining unpaid on the tenth Il,
June lSas9 hy his CcTtiarate OF that date and 4
remains uopaid, and notice - hereby given h I. I.
The said taxes aud interest ard charges IRE a
paid iato die treasury 81 said town aifbia ~
months from the date OF the comm ittntsnis
s.,id bills, "a much Of he real estate taxed A. NJ
b. safacien Nc 10 pay TIC amount due thrrafo,
ending iHicrcst and charges will without fg+k
notice he soid 81 puddle auction. on Mand y Is
aaJh. NHy Of December next. At 2 a'elerk !,
the store o. a.. ~pofori, ESQ. 10 SAID t5ws "
Name Acres sal i,
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- r-sAri Mr. fliy ol The S4oss c,sr-ALS< sad
'9cfrstf'G practitioners with whom / hAY. hal
oiac al intercourse GHk>. MASON.
,0mmtssioner- Of Patents
have q" hc.AtAiieA IN assuring inventors llst
lht3 cannot employ a man s~oTe ooAspcfsaf as4i
tFsffssarfAs, AMI more capAple { putting their
Applications Ia form 10 secure fr them an .arlv
AndiaSoTAhle confederation AZ tho Fstsat orlce.
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VOLUME Is.
geaa! patiees
Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas James A. Candage of Biuehn 4
County of Hancock and state of Maine ~ ~
deed date d the i5lh. day Of November A n q,
Recorded in Book l3i Page 58a, Hancock RS
conveyed la fes and In mortgage TO me Hsl
Weber certain parcel of Land situated - Una
Bluehll and bounded southwesierty by land ~ Y
h Chase Arrthwester'y by the eAd lin ~ Z
Soriheasteriy by land Of ira Wehber or pb,.s5s
Cousins and Suutheaslerly BY the shore
The condition oil said mortgage having hes, 4
ken hereby claim to foFeelose the same 3e
HANNAH wEBBFp
Sw3l by j. A. DEAN he, -
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H. tAr Honorable Board ot 1,.snty ...sar....-.
rf- Tor thc ousty ~ HaDeo,k
vs. the undersigned >.yrrtmen Of p..s.. T.
pt3 -nAncc ~ The Aaave yutr have y.r,,.. ~ .
cations about SAID Phillip and llann'sbll.4ag.f
th4IA It VIII be- 81 great uYilf hsa.Ht .5.l.
A+t.rai"n- ia tdg la tHose !,.saiiI.t,
= thtF"i.ft respectfully ft.t,a..t ,,s- II .f,.
'.f b"ATh' % FisW said locations and fs.,.. .4.s
alterations pn +atI toad a. lH v,,.iy t i-.,.. ~.
ruaH irrni suia' lent 70 satisfy the lr1t,..r
aSft"t9Iy u ttc statutes ll -ucn 60. .rs p. ..s
provided.
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4 W. GREEDY, would respectfully
n announce to his old Patrons. and the
public la general that he has Removed from his
Old stand, To the storc ext aoor above DIR. l..
Y. NORRIS Drug store, tiormcrlv {. q. PECk's,l
he would also take tins opportunity TO express his
thanks TO his old patrons for their induig. noes,
patronage and fayors. and would respectfully So
ict their eontinnance OF the same, aud also their
attention TO the following notice.
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Z ottlns s Ouskcts,
stirrtr M

\ fTbE an extensive practice OF upwards
tSeEiy years continues to secure PAtrnss in
thr uti~i ~tatrs siso ia great Brtiaa, IRA &C
Ani other foreign countries. tavcAta. >pcrihca-
zone, Ton BE-. 'Astgnmrnis. ani all rat-Ts draw
tn-s i1r Ps'-uis executed on rca-1nabtc term.
ana st-pai1H. l.rse1rchss made into Amerir n
A. tpr-isn Wprk. e. t~terIninr legal and osh~r
atVtoe wandered in al matters touching ;he .Am,
toftrs of the oialu. 10 any patent ftrut.hrt ~
rrniuas oae doll-.. Assignment. recorded tn
va htug f1u
W fgsary "a Ar .if>sf Mate, ps,ssesses sts.y.r
sc4lafl1s f5r aaksf4alay !assAks r asrrf.uta. tn
Prue.irssbilfs 1fisrcafaoas
Durng eight months the sub-sr ihsr N the cslur.e
OF his Ar. praciIre made on ssrt1< rejected aprt.
catons rlkTEEN AFFEAIs es~rs or> OF which "a.
de- s. Ia AZ Juror bs the Of falentr
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poetrp.
fhe Feast Of the Ass.

Tsas sese,vai eounsm orsting the flight int
Egypt 10 no longer celebrated ty the ,hurche
In Britain and Briftsuy Il wa formerly customary
ON the issh, OF Sssuary for beautifa, yosng sir
with babe al her breast. TO ride o. Splendid
decors'ed ass. through the ssrssss, and to en's
with the accompanying procsssion into church
when the ass stood close the great ALTAR
place OF the usual responses the people brayet
and at the end Of the services the priest brave
thrice. A ehorushymn vas then sung. This Of
hymn. written In . curicas medley Of Latia az
French has been preserved by Dncanye, and
II translated foilows:
Prom the country Of the East.
Came this stroag and handsome beast
his able aas. beyoed compare,
Heavy i..ads and pscks to bear.
Now se,gnior Ass, noble bray,
7ty beautfous mouth at large display
Attendant iood our hay lois yieid,
And oats abL dani |. ad the seld.
lie hawi Hehawi He-haw
He was born on Secbem's hill;
In Reubens wales he led his iii;
He drank from Js rtsn's sacred stream,
And gamSoled In Bethlehem
Now, seiSnior As, etc,
In leapinK he exceeds the fawn
The deer the colts upon thu lawn;
Less s~ift the drcmedaries ran,
Boastea of In NJ lsiian.
Now, seignior Ass, cir.
Gold from Araby the blest
She ba my IT n. Of myrrh the blesi
To the church this s-s did b-fag;
We his sturdy lshors sing
Now, >eignior Ass, etc
The bearded barley and it, stem.
And hi sites, yield his MI Of them.
He assists 20 separate
Vow, S. ignior Ass etc
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TREAsuREK's oFFtcE.

pr-pSt,xr Augusta. July 49, l-.is
- NJ to Chap. 8, see 81 ~ H.. R.,ts,r
,talhtesr vii. at the state rrp1.ur4r'- ae5ca N
t"saS'a' on the eighth das OF September nrxr a,
I rth "sioTk ID the forenoon sell and g ,nv.v b.
80, ~ .l' hlghest bidder, all the int. e.t II tie
i-.' ~ me tracts of land hereina Ter describe
Ing Eng ~ uhincorporsted townships the aid tr,cts
'hs otsh forfeited TO the State for state IA yes
80 Souhty taxes certified to the Treasurer 81
STATE, Tor the year I.s7
me sale anu conveyance Of .afb TRACT .. n, bs
- upJsSt 70 night In The owner or part own.
~ 1850 ifghts nave been forfeited 10 redeem
- anie az any time within one wear aFter me .ae
,,,p! ins or rendering to the purcha.er III prf.
- ~ "hat the purchaser paid tberetor nj the
-. i" 'sh ~ interest al the rate OF twenty u4r cent
- n, . ',nuh rom the time of sale AMI one dollar
~. ~. t.riea7e' Of such owner may redeem hi. tnier
s,.oy paying a. aforesaid to the TTra.nrxr Of
Ni-ed Statutes. o. u th' -
~. ~, lraet, however will be sold nj pr;cs less
aa,d cue tua ainouet due thereon Tor sueh IN
~ qaa ss ai'l county taxes, interest and cost
a. uesofioed IN the following schedule:
Hancock County.
so acres, No 3 'ou'h Division, 2s1
81 acres, No. 10 adjoining s,e,,., !, 70
- e. acres, No. Is, Middle Diyls,nn XIX
100 acres, No r. az
- acres, No. 40 YIN T. ~
Pond Island g
Cali Island ~
= est Black Island ~
3v3O Is 81
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\ bAsTAEDLY oTTKAGs REPEATED.-
Less than = month ago about fifteen hun
dr-d fruit trees belonging 20 martha Green
Benton Harhpr. Michigan. composing "a
y londid orchard. Mere gir,llrd Dv vandal
hand. ihr euliIr comm unity lnrusi oar
To- save the ire"--tns.. wumcn aud chii-
dren setting 70 " r. with grating wax and
bsnd~ges. 10 ave many OF the trec> a.
possible. Their iahur> wcfe crowded wiki
abundant success. he wax supplied the
place oi bark. aud the trees continued a
vigorous growth. la. the >cou drvl wa
not Ia s- bslAc,i ot nl- rcycngc or mai g.
Last week tine oTchard ~as again "nirrvd.
the trees completely .ifdivd. and thee
can be uu duubi that this time the work of
destruction j. .i-rtdaliy dome hr s,fler-
did orchard 3, noN but iiaid ui dead .ui
decay n- ltrc trans their gFrcunc-> dr.
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