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New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
STEAMBOATS, ann SaiIrOabs.

STEAMBOATS, anb gaiIrOans.
CPECIAL, NOTICE.-The NORWICH AND
~ Ike s % BSS e On VS %Ss6T P EpI G'i e.
REMOVE from Pier No 49, occupied BY this line the past eight years.
" 'D' 'VA''Ou ' PIER No 40, Mr.
Foot or Canal and Wst' where t6 best gommodaon ot pisen
gers Aud freight 10 Eastern points will be found aud that cannot be sur
passed C eonSeetng at SeS Lonea aud Nor'h E'h @
Bo,ton Hartford and gns Railroad. =, woeer .ih
R,d, % E ,'5 . 9s % ,E5 i as ud T 1 no ns S9
''' O''' - w. w. ''''' N'' LE SHORT JR. As,a.
DUY TAINTORS CITY OF NEW-YORK
ss SEE E sH@'IT cRt i' a TsaVsRS DIRECTORY @
NEPTUNE LINE of STEAMERS for
~ PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON DAILY.
as from Pier 2 n R. foot Si RTSS,e9Il
regs p" as hs 20 20 B0SfoS BS - 10 PRoyiDEScB -
and ds. Pl worcester @ rs r Eas % cs
pEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBBiANY: nrvr,
THE ST JOIN DEW ASb DFAS RicHNosD,
@ sqSd,I % ;l'I2'9 & % e o1 S Ss a RaSa A'9 ,1
connecting tram, from The North fhroagh he
i',d = sa % 6os 5. ds ssse '.,- :
A LBANY aud TROY.
Iai C. yIBBARp and D DREW vii commence their passage,
GI-say on MONDAY May o. leaving Dsbro,ses't st and
an SARATOGA AID Suqushanna Railroads points North aDd West
sung AZ " est Pon NsNbggai fOughAespAs hAAeOeeA NAA
sui Hudson
EoR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD AND THE NORTH Fas 81 Steamers leave PeeE'
Sp hew HAves at 3ls abd II connecting With tie baitoad
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-RailrOad
Tme half railroad fare the beautiful steamboat NELLY
WHITE arss Pier 81 r. Markets. sernoon
245 A. acock Returning leaves NoTwA at
- the arrival Of the DanbuTy aud New Haven trains rare
IS ceuts3 Excursion Ticket, 81 20
EOR GLEN COVE and notwithstanding
i AZ WHITE STONE BAYLlSS DOCK Fort Schurer GREAT
NECK. SANDS POINT MOTIFS DOCK aat GLEN WOOu.-SsHer
SAVANNAH leaves Peeksp EVERY AFTERNOON Sundays
eptei) o'clock stopping lhr ieenihst zach ahsr
Monday June ConmulstVn eku bJO for mouths Packsges
tickets aud Transient fares greailv reduced
IL ID. Il Il. SMITHS STEAMBOAT LINE for
H. Nonksrs Hastings Dobbs Ferry yuston raTtoNu, N sex
Rocud Lake Sug HavnAu VsrplAaks Point Grassy Pont
PseAs foot Of ,rsoas r. daily a. 5:J and 500
N. Particulars At the ofee 90 Pier No D. LANb Agent
EOR RONDOUT, POughkeepsie, and New
hurgh. landing at COLZENS. CORNWALL. MIL on AARL-
BORO ESOpuS Steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL aud JAS W.
BALDWIN cave pier rot of liArrison-st daily stN p NJ
EOR BRIDGEPORT and Points on HOusa-
Eaugatuek Raoad-Fare ST. Steamers leave CathA
ueshp IL aud $40 Leave Thirty ourihst & X at
800 IN.
HARTFORD drect.-State of New York and
Hartford leave Peek slip daily at for Hartford
connecting sh or Springfield Cheopse Hoote Northampton
Br'ttsboo. n H. ke Pare. s class - I5 II eA" 81 -
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
ID INDEPENDENT LINE for BALI. WASHINGTON the WEST,
SOUTH.W EST. aud NORTHWEST. WESTERN FREIGHT re-
hy PROPELLER LINB from Pier r. aud
WASHINGTON cry FREIGHT by C. and r. r. from Pier No
md A Of Courtandtst privilege
WEST o Washington d. g. without extra cost
T6s 9SLy LINE Aa0Fd'ns tbs , 'PIssTfT PEss M "ooD
No. 2l9 Broadway cor BarcIay-st, heaYork
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

NOUTH SIDE RAILROAD Of LVNN LVVVS,s
~ LAND-SUMMER ARIA NGEMRNr On ard alsr June w.
the will Roosevelt and Grasdst Ferries as i0o
sL ~, Mail for PAtehogue aud Way Stations
10 n. Mer1ck and ell stations ,-r S,..,
30p Express to PItehoue stopping At y1rMea l, & az
Baldwinsyie Merrick South Oyster BAy and AT NAs A.
Welwod Passengers this tram will be ueks5ed tlf01s0 u
and Fire IGlAnu, from Patehoeoe. ,r-,.,.,.
45O D. r Accommodation IIp; Saturdays ibrogh 70
$50 NJ To Saturdays through 70 ishe a "a
will connect al VALLEY Strsan RoekswayTbe ~ s
NJ train xil connect with boat for Fire AaBd hSsAN- ~
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DTrY TAINTORs SHORE LINE GUIDE.
II ~ - ~ -. .ui n,.aa OF aLL .l.Lan.

NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROA FOOT OF
N COURrLANDT Fer PHILADELPHIA, via kshansioo .S
n m Via Camden D. m m. Via West Philadelphia M, ~
q m 10 a. m l2ig D. NJ. - m. $50 p m " nlshI roi
Baltimore WashingtonSiO m l9JO p m' sIV' w. i''
south and southr " est-s:40A a. 800 p m.
FOR THE wESr-s;SO 10. 1850 p NJ, pm p ~ gm
Tn. g40 m and thrsugh Ciucnuau and thEo
With bat one change Silver Palace Sleeping Carson M un us
through ChenRau aud CheAEo without ebAnEe da
SUNDAYS excepted those days train Ih Ae eby
line ppIug through cars Chcag by evening bnes 'Ds)
MAY 10, 1912 y. w. JACKSON, General sapeunbhoehH--
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NORPORATION NOTICE.

~ PUBLIC NOTICE hereby given the owners oeen-
pant occupants Of al o aud Li' improve or nnprvrd Lands
Affected thereby the following Assessments have betu Completed
and lodged Office u tie Board u Assessors Tor examination oi
3 Interested.
l-For laying Ncoson pavement IN drea Jonesst "H DIoA1
the BoRrT.
2-For iaya Neol,on pavement ia HApee from Sixth to Sew
suth-s.
3-For building One Hundred an ioHrtsenib't from
Avenue Fayr The limits embraced By such A-srssuru M
eue ~ Lots ground vacant Lots pieces and
parcel. oi iHll situated uu, ,
"h % q Great Jore'st from BoadNay to the B"Wsry 70
th srtsnt Laf ths block tie urrsscting streets
Of 10 the
Of haIfth block ou thr .ut'rsrctlug streets
n -Botb sides Hundred urs ru s from Avenue 10
Favs ,o ibs SIDE of Avenue A. on Oge Hundred aud ionr
t4.hs point ls frtt uortlsT becifom Al rcrus
Affected the sbovr Assessments, aud Who
ere o1rosl o. hrr ~ them eIute 10 rre1t
scious b. trtue ISAAC JAT, Chairman Of the Bo'rl
Assessor, Office No % Cnmhesst bsseut o Ae~ Court
House. sitbia ~ lags from tlr late of this notice
ISAAC %. HUNT
J. HARRISON REED Boari Of Asessora
GUERNSEY SAGEBTTb
OTrIca noAHp Nes Court l'uss June a 1903
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
DUY TAINTORs NEW-Y0RK TO PHlLA
ID DELPHA. BAbTIMoRE and wAsHISToN GUIDE

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
HI ROAD-Fr LONG BRANCH RED BANK BhCkS,b5Uh,oS' S,5,S
MANCHESTER. TOMS RlvkR kcOn and after MONpAl MAJ
TWO DAILY LINES Suudsys excepted leave Per no "
DuaneSt, by steamers EBvERSSK, at N and JhsSs ho ,.
touching Pier No g. foot Of Retorst a. t'V -,
passengers onlV Retnrnng-LeAve Toms River n9D m Ao
m long D'A0en' '''' H. u " & sNEDRH Co. LesseeL
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Corporation qutitts.


CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is
hereby given occupant occupants OF all
ouses improved unnproyd Lands affected thereby tat
oe Board Of Assessors for examination BY all persons nes
,o.., - - L.,.-...
aud 4th
FT building sewers Erdgs Delsncev and Rv
rton streets; Cuon between Boone and Delaneyi IN
tween Grand; Monroe street between jackson asd
Coers and between COrear aud East street
7tb between 3lst and sd
streets and "a h between l3t ard 2ith streets
embraced by such Assessment include all the several
ouss, Ground vacant Lots pieces and parcels Of Land sit
-o,h sides of2i 95h also hoh sides
Of W avenue 4h from 8Jh o 9d Streets
also aud both sides Of 9h street from ID TO
both sides u 9 FROM "a ii also boh
sides from 2l to 9Th the south side
of guh from "a TO 4th .
2o sides Eddgs between Delaney and Rvneion
both sides Of Clinton street between Brnome aud Delaney
streets sides Of C0umhia between Delaney aud hy
gan II Henry between G0uveer and
Grand streets the southey side Of E Broadway between Gou
the northe ie ~ Madison between
Jackson also the shery se OF Grand street
Madison Henry streets also both SIDES Of hoaroe street
Jackson Coeas street, also both sides Of Cherry street o
Corsas 90 East street -. 49,.
qIob sides o 9th aeuue both sides Of 9Th from 3st
sides Of from Z 10 43 streets
All persons agect by the above named Asses
uts sgd who opposed either of them.
1u-e present their ohretO 10 wiring 10 Isaac Hunt Ca
man of the their Office. No y Chambers STREET
,ameut New House vhn thirty days from The date OF this
notice. lsAAt q. hlNl,., T. ,,-
GUERNSEY SACKETT.D
Ne Of Aas.. N.g luurf lion
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yfIusital Snstruurtnts.
Matbintry.

glatbmug.
ANDREWSs FRICTION STEAM Holsters
N ran without compsct well made end economical Adj
dress WM. d. ANDREWS BRO, No 4l4 WateT.st y !.
ENGINE and HORIZONTAL TUBULAR
II BOILER for SALE horse running No 80 Green
wichst
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DUY TAINrOR's NEW-YORK TO SARA
I'D ToGA, BUFFALO AMI NIAGARA FALLS GUIDE with @aps
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ CHANGE OP TlMB-MOSDAY, April 5 1859 EIgress Trains
rwenyiKthst aud Fourth-sve al aud tor
AIanr Troy Pitssgd Chatham Mail Tru vii lesye a. 10
aud Pavlugs Train Al AIS .. l. c. BUCKHOUT Suptkc
heN-Yo,k. April p, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

BAKER, VOORHIS C Co,
LAW BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,
No. NB NANNAL-ST, NEW.lORK
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE LACKAWANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

DUY TAlNIORs MORRlS aud ESSEA ana
ID PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGIONS GUIDE Nh eo.ofed maps
DUY TAINTORs SPRINGFIELD ROUTE.
I'D GUIDE containing eoored maps AID description. Of Al staol
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NOW is the TINE FOR BARGAINS.


A.. Bacome, VS.. James NJ. Toomcy, surviving
Partner of the firm of ToOmy & Chestnut.
TN this cause it appearing, by affidavit, that
| the defendant, james NJ. Toomy is a non-res-
ident, so the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him, and an original attachment hav-
ing been served on his property. 1t is therefore
ordered that publication he made in the Sweet
water Enterprise, a newspaper published in the
town of Sweetwater, Team, for four consecutive
weeks, cammanding the said James NJ. Toomy
to appear before me ut my Office in the 4th civil
district Of Monroe county Tenn, on the 18th day
of January, 1870, and make defense to said suit
against him or it will be proceeded with ex pHrte.
Nov. rs Avs j. j. SwANNER, j. Z.
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Peterson,s Magazine

For December is on our table in advance, 1t
is a splendid number, with two steel engrayings,
a mammoth fashion plate, a colored patten in
Berlin work, and nearly fifty wood cuts. We do
not wonder at the immense circulation of "Pe-
terson, said to be the largest in the world
for it really gives more for the money than any
other. Every lady ought to subscribe for it. Its
Mammoth COlored Fashion plates are always the
latest and p%rettiest. Its stories are the best
published anywhere. In 1870, in addition to its
usual quantity of short stories, Five Original
Copyright Novelets viii be given, among them
''The Prisoner of the B%astile," by Ann s. Ste
phens, 'The Secret at Bartram's Holme," by
Jane C.. Austin, "How it Ended" by Frank Lee
Benedict, &C., sc. About one 1000 pages Of
reading matter will be given in 1870, II Man,
moth Colered Fashions and II superb Steel En-
cravings. The Magazine will be greatly I'M,
proved. The terms, however, will remain two
DOLLARS q year to single subscribers. To Clubs
it is cheaper still, viz: four copies for Sc OF
with a large engraving, IA inches by ICY, "Our
Father Who Art in Heaven" as a premium tC
the person getting up a club or eight copies fol
sl2 90, with both an extra copy of the Magazine
and the engraving, as premiums. We car
speak, from personal knowledge, of the beauty
of the Engraving. Now is the time to get "
Clubs for 1870.
Specimens of the Magazine sent gratis.
Address CHARLES J. Peterson,
30G Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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REMOVAL.

The firm of Forkner, Johnson
& Co.. have removed their Stock
of Goods into the Store Room, sec
ond door from their old stand,
where they will be pleased to meet
their old customers, with the as
surance that they will give then
as good bargains in dry Goods,
Groceries, Clothing. &C., as any
other firm in town. They will also
pay the highest market price for
produce of all kinds. They deal
largely in leaf tobacco. and per.
sons wanting any quantity can be
supplied by calling on them il
their new Store Room.
noy.ll-tf.
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Take Due Notice
And Govern Yourselves Accord
ingly!

T FIND Jordan o hard Road to Traver' with
l. out "Greenbacks," therefore, on and after
the lst day of November, 1869, l viii adopt the
cash system for meal, -four and everything I
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
for refusing to do q thing out of my power.
Those who owe me know it, and to save being
called upon for the same, will please come up
and settle their accounts.
There has recently been a new Bolting Cloth
put in place of the old one, and | challenge any
other Mills to beat the -four, where the. Wheat 10
good. No pains will be spared to accommodate
the customers of the Sweetwater Mills. Those
who 20 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 l know it is q great accom-.
notation to you to have the thing did in that
manner, but | would like very much to grind
your wheat also, rs l know l can make you as
good flour 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. Il. FRY.
Sweetwater, Tenn, Oct. 2s-4t.
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Still

The Star Spangled Banner, which for seven
years has "waved'' to the great satisfaction Of
its. many thousand readers, and to the diS-satis-
faction Of all swindlers and rascals generally, is
even more wide awake than ever. 1t has at an
immense expense secured the services of an en-
inent artist, and the result is that it proposes to
give away a splendid engraving entitled Evan
gcline to every subscriber for 1870. This SUI
perb work of art is one and one.half by two feet
in size, and is equal to the best So engraving
ever offered. The Banner is a large eight-page,
forty column paper, overlooking with splendid
reading of all kinds and costs only 10 cents a
year, which is very cheap for the paper alone,
but the publishers propose giving every subseri-
her a copy of their elegant engraving gratis.
The paper and its publishers IRE reliable and it
will pay to send for specimens to The Star Sp'n-
gled Banner, Hinsdale, N. H., or they can be
seen at this Office.
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DY virtue Of an order of sale, issued from the
ID Circuit Court of Monroe county, Tenn, and
to me directed, l will expose to public sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House
door, in the town of Madisonville, on Monday,
the 9th day of December, 1869, all the right, IT,
tie, and interest that j. II. Worthy has in and
to one hundred and twenty acres of land, more
or less, adjoining the lands Of VIM, Breakbill, on
the North, James. Breakbill, on the Fast and
the heirs of Abijah Fowler, jr., on the West, and
others, and that of George Worthy, on the South,
to satisfy a judgment that VIM. Weaver obtained
for Joseph Chestnut, against James H. Worthy,
A. Morrow, and George Worthy, to satisfy debt
and costs of suit. JOHN j. CRIPPIN, Sheriff.
oct2Sw4tptS4. Z
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RoYd 81 Vaughn,

Notwithstanding the bad weather have been
driving a brisk trade ever since their admirable
stock has been exposed to public view. We are
told that their sales on Saturday run up to near
twelve hundred dollars, and each day since has
lacked but little ofkeeping pace with hat This
is not to be wondered at when you take into con-
sideration the quality and prices of goods, and
the liberal prices paid by this go ahead firm for
all kinds of produce. Another great attraction
at the brick is the statesmen, headed by the Gen
eral with John Goddard, Lafayette Price and 9TH
ers, who vie with each other in their e~xertions to
please all. 1t is somewhat remarkable to see how
easy it is for them to wait upon all classes
particularly the ladies-whO, of one accord,
unite in speaking of the polite attention shown
them at this establishment.
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Bow Killed.

On Sunday last, a gentleman with two small
boys, who were brothers, got into a boat, on TEL
leo river, for the purpose of crOssing that stream.
Shortly after leaving the bank, the younger of
the two, commenced playing in the water with a
stick, which act displeasel the older one, where
upon, he told the other if he did not immediate
ly desist that he would shoot him, no attention
being paid to the order, he deliberately shot and
killed his brother. We regret that our inform
ant was unable to give the names and respective
ages of the boys. 1t is presumed that the gen
tleman was not aware Of the boys being armed
or that in working the boat he failed to hear the
threat when made. We do not know whether
the boy was arrested or not.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25

DY virtue ofan order ofsale issued from the Cir
Dcuit court of Monroe county, Tenn, and to me
directed, l will expose to public sale, tothe high
est bidder, for cash, at the Court House door, in
the town of jacksonville, on Monday the 9th
day of December, 1869, all the right, title and
interest Henry eagle has in ard to eighty acres
of land, in the 18th Civil District OF Monroe
county, Tenn, adjoining the lands ofJohn Haw-
kins, Thomas Webb, and others, to satisfy a
Judgment that A. D. McLemore obtained against
Henry eagle, to satisfy debt and costs of suit.
oct2Sw4tpfS4. J0HN j. CRIPPIN, Sheriff
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Fatal Shooting.

A Mr.. Divine having been deputized, and a
warrant placed in his hands, to arrest one Enos
Hunt for horse stealing, summonsed a Mr.. White
and Caswell Hicks, to assist him. Tie three re-
paired TO The house of Enos' father, and called
for MIN. Enos being up stairs, his father told
him to come down, saying, these men are after
you, let us kill them, and Immediately ON
menced firing on Divine and his assistants, who
returned the fire. CGswell Hicks was killed out,
right, and both of the Hunts wounded, after
which, tley were arrested and lodged in Jail.
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FEMALE DISEASES

All over the South are rapidly yielding to the
magic, power of that never failing Uterine Tonic,
known as Dromgoole s. Co.'s ENGLISH FE-
MALE BITTERS. This peculiar combination
arouses the womb to o healthy action, and at
once restores health, beauty and bouyancy to fe
males who have been afflicted for years. 1t is
the only certain Uterine Regulator. sold by
all Druggists. ]. P. Dromgoole u Co., Prop'rs'
Memphis.
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Dress Making.

Mrs. Z. A. MALLORY, having recently located
in Swcetwatcr, respectfully announces to the
ladies thereof that she is prepared to cut and
make all kinds of ladies' and misses garments,
in the latest style and fashion, and would be
pleased to share a liberal patronage. She can
be found at Mrs. Brewsters' residence.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Having been called upon through the press,
and solicited by many personal friends to be-
come 4 candidate for the Office of Tax Collector,
of Monroe county, at the ensuing March election,
| hereby announce myselfas q candidate for that
office. l.. M flchEL,
Fork Creek, Oct. 28,-wtf.
We are authorized to announce j. G. Penning-
ton as a candidate for Sheriff of Monroe county,
at the ensuing election in March next.
nov. It'd ,
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Monroe Sheriff Sales.

DY virtue of an order of sale issued from the
ID Circuit Court of Monroe county, Tenn, and
to me directed, | will expose to public sale to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House
door in the town of Madisonville, on Monday,
the 9th day of December, 1869, all the right, tt
tie and interest that A. L.. Rogers has in and to
three hundred and eighty acres of land, adjoin-
ing the lands OF Polly Millsaps, Lafayette john
son, James McSpadden and others, to satisfy
a Judgement that John A.. Blakely obtained
against the said A. L. Rodgers and William r.
Yarberry, to satisfy debt and costs Of suit.
nov4-4tpf$4 J.J. GRIFFIN, Sheriff.
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FA G Y:
N. B. GOFORTH, A. NJ,
Classical Department.
w. A. G. BROWN, A. NJ,
Scientific Department.

contingent Fce, Vl'Ou
The Contingent Fee and half the Tuition are
required in advance.
Board in families, $500 to % so per week
including washing, SC.
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 suirements of the age, both
in heather and mani ar. july l-tf.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25
The Weather

The Weather
During the past week has been unusually bad
for this section. We have not seen the sun Tor
n veek-a mixture of snow and rain has been
falling the best part of the time. We are some,
what coinsoled with the idea that q change VIII
come after awhile.
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Monroe County Lands.

DERSONS wishing information as to the quail
/ ty and productiveness of the Lands of Mon
roe county, as well as the climate and facilities
of Stock Raising and Manufactures, will please
address, NJ. L. JOHNSON,
noyls4t Tellico Plains, Tenn.
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Returned.

Our boss made his appearance yestor-
day, having iu charge a lady, everybody
was on the qui riue, and the general
expression was as hat his wifel" We at
first felt rather serious, but we soon learn
ed that the poor fellow had met with no
such good luck.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25

If you want to know where to get a Sewing Ma
chine that will answer every purpose in a fami-
", 20 to Bogart & Gaines, they will give you all
the information desired, and they will show you
one of the Wilson Shuttle Machines.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25

.Deranged Kidncys--Use Dromgoole & Co.'S Blu
chu. Gravel and Dropsy-Use Dromsoole &
Co.'s Buchu. Dromgoole & Co.'s Buchu is the
best and cheapest. Pains in the back, use prom-
goole s. Co.'s Buchu.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25

If you think that the Wilson Shuttle Machine
will not give entire satisfaction, ask those who
have tried them, then go to Bogart y Gaines,
who are the Agents, and they will order you one
Immediately.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25

Your back hurt? Use Dromgoole s Co.'s Blu
chu. Dromgoole & Co.'s Buchu cures bad dreams
For incontinence, use Dromgoole & Co.'s Buchu.
elect or Gonorrhea-DromgoOlc s. Co.'s Buchu.
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Lands for Sale.

A s the Agent Of parties, | have for sale som
IL of the most valuable lands in East Tonnes
see, adapted to the growth of Grain, the Vine
and Fruits, as well as Stock Raising and Water
Powers for Manufacturing. NJ. F. JOHNSON,
novle4t Teillco flalns, Ienn''
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Porcine.

EOICluO'
D. A. Browder, and Boyd & Vaughn, have
slaughtered $50 hogs during the past week, and
expect to kill 400 the week coming. 1t seems
that but few hogs will be shipped. There is a
general disposition to pack. Pork is going at
8 to 81 gross, 9 to o. nett.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25

Dromgoole & Co.'s PectOral cures coughs. Spit
ting of blood cured with Dromgoole y Co.'S Pecr
toral. Consumptive cough, use ~DromSoole y Co.'S
Pectoral. DrOmgoolc & Co.'s Pectoral for hoop
ing cough. eift.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-11-25

If you want q good family Sewing Machine, go
to Bogart s. Gaines, and have them 10 oruer you
one Of Wilson's.