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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-25
GRAND MILITARY. MASS Az. METZ

GRAND MILITARY MASS At METZ
went to the cathedral to hear High Mass
ya;na and the whole of the staff here; SD
q wonderful sight it was. detachmenI
.of the line was about to pass in as reached
the principal entrance. and when the men
had been drawn up in single file on elther
side Of the nave .S ana Ss iiitary band
came with its glittering wind instruments
ond then a dozen or 30 of drummers with
their gathering drums hanging oe1ore. AZ
len 18th arrived the Marshal, with his Drign1
crimson scarf across his breast, ana 1oioM-
ed nv such q train of officers, all In their |
finest uniforms, that very soon the whole OF
the chancel, spacious as tits, was ab!aze with
them. And as they passed down the aisle,
the tall arches reverberafed strangely
enough with such clang OF tInmPesss
nrohatW never heard before. Then the
| blue-smocked peasants and white-capPed
neasant women and more soldiers OF tne
| line swar1ned in; so that in minute the
whole place was multi-colored as one OF OF
the throi'g in the aisies. No sooner did the
high priest appear in his gold embroidered
white silk robe than the military band
again made the stone walls ring with its
4 Wondrous music. Not word OF the
prayers could be heard. But there was no
need for praying-the melodlous snpphca-
ting cries that seemed to be uttered by the
horns, the tender entreaties OF the nageo-
lets, the hoarse means for mercy that ,oi aP-
peared to be poured forth by the ophoeaieide'
; s S at such time, and
, With the church filed with such a crowd,
the majority of whom stood on the We very ry
y brink Of death-that the heart must nave
Saan callous indeed, and the brain as dull
n as an idiots that could have heard them .,
1 unmoved. 1 looked round and saw .,'s tn, the
eyes of most of the poor troops Of the i IN.
!, tnrned upward to heaven, while down the
IT cheeks of the women the tender drops
% chased one another till the front of theil
l. dress was spotted with the mothers ant
sisters tears Still it sounded most t stran ,g
h amid all this sacred beauty TO near W. W.
eaTs to sS1 ns o'a the
was over, whereupon the church s,hn e .n 3s
'h stones.-War correspondent Of the Londo
Globe.
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PERSEVERANCE SASH, BLIND AND Do %r
rEAM FAcroRY-The proprietor of this factory, ~
George Purves we'll known to this community MI
6r his public spirit and energy but for the na INT
he best materials and what is well seas9neIi
IA personal superyison ali the details OF ms
nropt in Iiing all orders and faithful In their eTeo
fionuniversal satisfaction Ia given 70 ALI VINO 90
neaa with Purvea His pricea too are -
peCtion as will be by inspecting M IA
articles with figures ANNEXED WHOM wiz % '"UAAN -
ano3hNr coumn.
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ST.. PHILIP BEN1T1Us.-St. Philip Benz
tins. when on the point of death, said,
" Give me my book" "What book is IL
YOU want 2" asked one standing by. When
the crucifix was pointed out to him by an,
otIer &C. es.n said he, that is my book"
And after having kissed it with the great
est sentiments of respect and Hove, he
breathed forth his last sigh.
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CAHILL & CoFFEY,
JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STOKE,
Nos 7os and 1872 street and IS ana al
@N"'' ~ Fourth District. .,
Dealers in Hay Corn Oats Bran S0Tn Faed et
Goods delivered free of drayaCe myzS ola
T RoNTEMPS, DYER AND SCoURER, ls2 PoydLras
stTeet between Carondelet and Baronne streets lot
80 If Bourbon street for great number OF year.
J. Bontempe informs hs friends SHd thS pm1sng
gsnC md cleaning business at the above place Al
SSrs Eli he attended TO with care and dispatcn
=, a.teched 20 the establishment who viii atoa
- rena,ring and mending Of specle..y -
mouTnina Orders from the country promptly s
20.
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Board of Trustees:
Domingo Fatjo, VIM. a. ehropSii''
CT N Todd f. A. Peterson,
S. N. Moody, Gaprlei 1aeo"''
Arthur Forstall L. d. oiah'h""A"
.,xo,der Marks Charles Ramon.
This Company is taking Fire. River and Marine faSks
at the very lowest rates. and gives the assured return
of fifteen per cent the scrip OF the Company AZ Inc
end of the year, he may prefer. nol4 ny
WIN B. MORRIS & co.
Fire. River and Marine Insurance Agency
CASH ASSETS REPRESENTED OVER TEN
MILLIONS.
,,-,<. -.of Hartford.
HOME Va A>o" ~~
The Leading Insurance Companies of the unteo
Record of Losses Paid S4o'ooo'oo0
All huaness of Insurance transacted promptly. IAtes
o "a hazard will permit. Adjustment Oh LOSSES ~ ou
Office without re WT n. NORRIS & CO., Agents,
| .,s,v No. 81 Carondelet street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MERCHANTS
Mutual Insurance Co. of New Orleans
NO. 1O4 CANAL STREET.
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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Coon CIGAR.-"Who does not love
q good cigar Pat least who that uses
the weed in any manner at all There
is to our mind no odor more delicious.
no taste more pleasant, and no sensa
ton more soothing. The moment o
man puts one in his mouth he begins
to philosopher and become a Chris
tian. With the languor inspired by it
his antipathies are assuaged, and his
hates, along with his cares and his
troubles, vanish With its smoke, in
whose curling clouds he builds in their
stead pleasing fancies and airy castles
of hope and grandeur" So says de,
v,tte OF "the weed,' and we know of no
better place where this taste can be
gratificd than at the store Of Mr.. VIM
Farmer. His stock Of tobacco and
pipes is excellent, and his wines and
cider hot to be surpassed.
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SperilIatOrlllpa.

~, co
ine " Wea o"l'iu ~" ip,n l"' S S
I" ". Sn,ninei Emission. phv.i,.,i
1 ."p"cN. 49,. m..,,;,i," ot,, ~ 'o"'
DtSay, Ncls".'s i,cn,,u!, c ,,. ,m;o,;,
., ".v pLIno! Nm",u ',', ',,i I,n ,rn;I
vi W, i w., .vH"' ;.';,,;.; ~, ,,,, ,r,,
Gu ny man! sclcli.'n' nc''o, ~, VI W.. p,o-
ic:so u, u"ms,I,o. ,i ", ."u U", ,in,;m,
.r'. ~; .i;'.i m3 @ , ,;pp ,tn tn,,
vi tnis uI S,"a , III, ~;
,n.;,n oh" ,n,v max. If , Snrci,litv.
Young mel, are the most frequent suffer
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Samuel II. Estill, ct. ais, vs. Wallace Estill.
Jr, ct. ais.
BY virtue Of decree of the County
Court o. Franklin county, Tennessee. pro-
nOunctd In the above cause at the October
Term, 1870, will. on the
lst Monday in November, 1870,
it being the 9TH day Of said month, offer
for sale at the Courthouse door i'm Win
chester, Tenn. nineteen tracts OF land be-
longing to the heirs of Wallace Estlll, Sr 3,
decd. lying OH CUNT erland Mountain,
containing In all $3.50 acres. Said land
is described by entries, which will be en-
hibited on day ofsale.
Said land will be sold on a credit Of one
and two years, except the sum OF ten per
cent. in cash, which must be paid on day
of sale. The biddings for said land to
commence ut 10 cents per acre. except the
Tunnel or Capcrton Cove Tract, which is
to commence ut 70 cents per acre.
Purchasers will be required to give
notes and two or more good and approved
secures, a lien being retained until the
whole of the purchase money is paid.
J. G.. ENOCHS, Clerk.
+. T. EsTILL. solicitor.
Octl3-tds $ll w
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SOM HING NEW
A Marble Yard near Mann's
Ford, 7 miles west Of
Winchester

Here j. the place to get stone work don"
cheap. The Undersigned has crcrtrd a Mill
to saw Marble. and will fill all orders for
work ut short notice. The finest and best
quality OF Tennessee Marble. such rs Mon
uments. Toml,st0ncS. Table and Counter
Tops. in fact all sorts OF stone work done
in neat and plain style, and cheaper than
the cheapest. For further information
and partic ulars. address
W. G. KITCHENS.
july2l-6m Winchester, Tenn
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IAN excellent married lady, living
in the northern part OF Lincoln county,
was delivered OF three children at one
birth about a week since. All orc
alive, and doing we'll" So says the
Observer. Lincoln county women are
evidently disposed to lend helping
band to- the Emigration Societies in
adding to the population or the coun
ty. In the language Of Mark Twain,
'if i! wasn't for the women men would
be scarce, sir, they'd he scarce"
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue OF decree of the County
Court OfFranklin county, Tennessee, pro-
nOunced ut its October Term, 1870 in the
cause Of Susan +. Muse. ct. ais. VS. j. Il.
Muse, ct. ais, will, Us Special Conn lis
sioner, offer for sale, to the highest bidder.
on the
LIST Monday of November, 1870,
it being the It'll day of said month. at tile
Courthouse door in Winchester. the tract
OF land Of which W. Il. b. Muse died seiz-
ed ind possessed, situated in civil district
No. II of Franklin COUNTY, Tenn, bound
ed on the north by the lands Of DR. j. W.
Payne and A. ). COlyar, on the east by the
lands Of Solomon Hopkins. on the south
by the lands of Joshua Gore, on the west
by the lands Of Elizabeth duncan. con-
tanning two hundred and forty acres, more
or less.
Said tract of land is located in Il fine
neighborhood, lies on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad. on the waters OF
ELK River. and adjoins the Alisonia lands.
The Buildings on the land to commence
at ten dollars pcracrc.
The terms of the sale are: Onc-third of
the purchase mOrey to be paid on day of
sale, One-third to be paid in twelve months
and onc-t,ird in twenty -four months
from day of sale.
Notes, with approved security, will be
required, and Il lien will be retained until
all the purchase money shall have been
paid. This October It'll, 1870.
J. G. ENOCIIS, Clerk.
MARKS, FITZPATRICK q GREGORY,
Solicitors for Petitioners.
Octl3-tls SIS 90
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:, ,.nville Il Chattanooga and N.
IN. w. Railroads
TRAINS sOuTil,

TRAINS SOUTH,
,,,,, passenger Hrak, leSves Nashville
lay A.. arrives ut Dcchtrd R.l6 =. NJ.
D $4,000 +. NJ. Arrives ut Chattahooga
ut yi ;iJ Passenger Train leaves Nashville
Nv" , arrives ut aud leaves Dechertl
.; Tn rr NJ, Arrives ut Chattanooga 40 A.
NJ. DAILY.
TRAINS NORTH.
nav Passenger Train leaves Chattanoo.
p'fH M; arrives at Decherd S.25 4. NJ;
i.aS S,fY s4o A. Nj. Arrives In Nashville at
l'% %i,h IT. Passenger Train leaves Chatta-
Nis"s oO p. NJ; arrives Mt and leaves
h"oG.,I u 20 A. NJ. Arrives In NASHVILLE
nt5G, A. NJ. (Daily')
III "'' ~ ,r,ins connect ut Chattanooga for
! b",t and all principal cities South.
A, m,D,cn~ers for all points in the Eas!
,,l ra' tennessee and Virginia. make direct
E 1ansvsrtion by taking the train that passes
I n""'herd ut lao =. H.:
~ Passengers going West make connection
.i In fhe Nashville u Northwestern Rail-
VIII t N" Nashyille,) for 81. Louis, kaasas
row. Va, S and all points West and Northwest.
C aa!ys. i lpayc Nashville uia Nashville 4
>,!ln lI Railroad ut 9.l5 A. NJ. and
no,,'W " 300 Trains runs daily.)
wv T. NJ ~ j. W. THOMAS,
Gcn'l Supt.
DAxLEY, G. 2. d I. Ag't.
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The LEGIsLATURE.-COlonel Hayden
March has retired from the race for the
House Of Representatives, having been
ADVISED that he is disqualified by the
so called Fourteenth Amendment, leav.
ing Mr.. Slater upon the track alone.
The latter gentleman delivered an ad.
dress to the Sovercigns at Decherd last
Monday and gave evidences Of rapid
improvement in the art Of delivery.
His ideas upon Federal and State az.
fairs have the ring of the true metal,
and his devotion to those fundamental
principles of the Democratic Party
which constitute the foundation Of all
that is great and glorious in the history
Of this country should commend him
to the hearty and unanimous support
of this people.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-13

Mr.. A. d. Trimble informs Us by let.
ter that he has given concerts in Ken.
tuOky at Franklin, Louisville, EImira,
Frankfort, Lexington, Paris, Cynthiana,
Covington, Lebanon, Stanford. Lancas.
ter, and Richmond. He is now in the
latter place. Has received in Ken.
lucky about $4,000. Goes next to
Winchester, Ky. The children are de.
lighted with their trip.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-13

FAYETTEVILLE WOODEN Mills. Our
neighbOr, the Observer, says: "Thc
Fayetteville Wooden Mills took pre-,
miums at our late Fair for best w DOL.
en- goods, and very justly. We saw
some jeans of their manufacture, the
other day, that could not be told, on
the right side, from fine cashmere. II
was. indeed, beautiful. as are all the
goods of theii manufacture. which en-
brace, carpets, shawls, skirts, cassi
meres, jeans, heavy cloths, ETC."
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Notice to Creditors.

1t is hereby ordered that publicati N be
maize for. four consecutive weeks in the
lilo ne journal. a newspaper published IN
Winchester. Tenn. that all persons lawn:
demands against the estate of Benjamin
Franklin. deed. exhibit their claims ant!
make themselves parties hereto. and fill
the same with the Clerk & Master. 'lul,
authen;cai ed. on the 4th MONDAY In Janu-
ary next or the same will be barred.
II. X. ESTlLI, c. & N.
nan1n-lW
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"RIrs OF Quo WARRAxro.-Writs
y, quo warranto we're issued from the
.."''ed States District Clerks ONCE on
9. ' 'V'a inst against Jamrs II. Holman,
.,'' 'e Attorney for the sixth judicial
'''cs' and j. N. Afford. Clerk Of the
.AAfence County Circuit Court. The
,,' ''. !. are issued under the provisions Of
~ u'saoili.y clause Of the tourteenth
!. 'oesst and We understand tha,
~" VIII b many more OF The same
~. 'sa'nst o0cers elect in different
''ceoas u saEass. ~
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FINE FARM FOR SALE !
The Ann Finch Farm.

will offer for sale in Winchester on
Monday. December 9TH. 1870. the farm
known as the Ann Finch Place, situated
about one mile from WINCHESTER, on the
Shelbyville road, on the waters of Boiling
Fork. There 10 on the place brick house.
with six rooms, brick kitchen with two
rooms, good cellar, brick smoke 'iOlisc, and
never-failing spring. The place is also
well supplied with water for stock.
Said farm contains three hundred and
twenty-five acres. and will he sold OH one,
two and three years time, with interest.
Notes requir ID, with good security. and Il
lien retained. W. }. BRIGGS.
Octl3t-ds
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Notice to Candidates

All communications recommending can
didates for office will be charged for
At the rate Of twenty-five cents per
line-seven words constituting line.
Matter of this description is OF purely
private and business character. relating to
the interests ofindividuals and not coming
under the head of news.
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ouR accommodating friend, Mons.
'ouFdan' is continually laying US un-
uef obligations. His red line-ccn-
ISSUING Of spring wagon and two
""l'e mules, together with his obliging
a"a e'l'cient .adjutant-yeneral, Master
george Lawing-constitutes = very
Important feature 10 the business life Of
winchester. His store is always sup.
pl'eu with the articles enumerated in his
advertisement in another column, and
"!oa want a bargain, that's the place
togetit
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue Of nm order Of sale issued from
the Circuit Court of Franhl n county. in
the cause of " IN. NJ. Faris vs. John Grant,
I will pose to sale before the Courthouse
door In Winchester, on
Monday. November 7th. 1870.
. certain tract or parcel of land lying in
civil district No. ID. containing two hun
dred acres, and bounded as follows: On
the south BY the lands Of Adam Millsaps
on the north by the lands of Jas. Brazier
on the west by +. BobO, and on the east Ny
the lands Of Mrs. Parham. Sold to satisfy
said order OF sale, for cost.
d. i. MARTIN, Sheriff.
Ol3-tds
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution issued from
the Circuit Court Of Franklin county. IN
the cause Of Mrs. Nancy Estill against +.
H. Silsbee. will sell to the highest bidder.
for cash, before the Courthouse door In
Winchester. on
Monday. November 9Th, 1870.
house and lot situated In the town Of
winchester, and being the property now
occupied by G. n, Hunter. and bounded on
the north BY the lot Of W. v Beasley. Oh
the west by the lot Of Marks & Fitzpatrick.
Levied upon and will be sold ~ the prop
erty Of j. II. Silsbee. to satisfy said A. "a.
d. j. MARTIN, Sheriff.
So1l3-tds
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.-Gep. John NJ.
Bright will speak in Winchester on the
l'th INST. +; Manchester on the 10Th ;
Shelhyvillc on the Goth; Murfreesboro
on the ed; Woodbury. on the 25th ;
and Pulaski on the Goth. Mr.. Brigh,
Is an able gentleman, and his speeches
Will doubtless be entertaining and in
structiye
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County Court Of Franklin Go.

L. s. Matthews and vile, ct. ais, VS.. j. Z.
Looney, ct. ais,
In this cause on. melton. and 1t appear
Ing to the Clerk, from the Bin, which is
sworn to. that Robert X. Stewart and ,Jno.
Stewart are non-residrntS Of tie st lte o.
Tennessee. so that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon them.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made fer four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. .puhlishetl>in WINCHESTER.
Tenn. requiring said non resident defend
ants to appear before the Honorable Coun-
ty Court OF franklin county. Tenn. ON or
before the LIST Monday in November, 1870.
and plead, answer or demur to the petit
ton of ths petitioners, or the same win BE-
taken for confessed, AMI set for hearing
eX-parte Us to them. Witness my hand, at
office, this October It'll. 1870. :
JNO. G. ENOClIS, Clerk.
W. FRANCIS, Solicitor for Petitioners.
Dctl3-4w ~ so
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State Of Tennessee--Franklin Co
Henry Sanders. VS.. Charles Hewlett.

Henry Sanders. VS.. Charles Hewlett.
In this cause it appearing by affidavit
that the defendant. Charles Hewlett is
justly indebted to the plaintiff, and is
NONRESIDENT of the State - that the ortli-
nary process of law cannot he served upon
him. and an original attachment having
been levied on his property.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made tor four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. Il newspaper published in
tie town of Winchester, Tenn. COM
handing the sail! defendant to appear he
fore me, NJ. G. Crahtrcc. }. p. or some 9TH
or acting Justice of the Peace ofs;lid coun-
ty. on or before the eth day of April. 1871.
and make def Use to said suit against him.
or il will be proceeded with OK partc.
VI. tRA BTkEE.
}. Z. for Franklin Co.
0rt(-lW
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RAGs.-We want 10000 pounds OF
clean cotton rags, for which the high
est cash price will be paid. The rags
not taken unless bags are sold also.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-13

MADAME RUMoR has it that we'd
ding is soon to take place in this classic
village, hut tue old lady prevaricates
so often that we do not believe one.
half she says.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-13

H. V. REDFIELD, Esq, the talented
and handsome. correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial, was in town
last SATURDAY..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-13

Horses and Cattle cured by Equine
Remedies.
For wounds and gals use Equine
Ointment Js.4 l..I. g.
EQuihs Powders for diseased casas.
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We understand that our colore,l
population contemplate having . ball
at the Courthouse just so soon As they
can get permission to use that public
Institution.
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County Court Of Franklin co.

John Miller. ct. ais, against James A. Eng
land, ut. ais.
In this cause, on motion, 1t appearing
to the Clerk, from the bill which Is sworn
to, that }. A. England and wife Sarah,
are nOh-residents of the State OF Ten
nessce. so that the ordinary process OF law
cannot be served upon them
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal. IL newspaper published In
the town of Winchester, Tenn, requiring
said nonresident defendants to appear be
fore the Honorable County Court for
Franklin county. Tenn. on or before the
LIST Monday in N0v'ber 1870. and plead, an
swer or dcmur to the petition of tie petit
tiOners, or the same will be- taken for
confessed, and set for hearing cX-parte
rs to them. Witness my hand, at office,
this Sept. 7th, 1870.
JIG. .ENOCHS. Clerk.
WRIGHT, CARR 4 EsTILL. Solicitors.
Octl3-S4 30
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PUBLIC BOARDING HOUSE,

Mrs. N. A. Carter notifies the public that
she has rented the Sims Tavern House.
and will receive transient. day. aud regu-
lar boarders. on reasonable terms. She i
lifting up the establishment In good style.
and asks liberal patronage Of the public
feb
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The editor ofthe Dyersburg Gazette
has been shown a cotton stalk bearing
$50 squares or hollis.
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OrtG

Made Of Poor Rum. Whiskey, Proof Spir-
Its. and Refuse Liquors. aoctored. spaced,
and sweetenel " please t.lo taste, ca led Tonics
"Appstizers," I" Restorers," a., til It lea tho
uppler on to drunkenness aud rum, but arc atruc
Medicine, made from the Native Roots and
Stimulsnts. Tncya NrsQNEATBLOO
PURIFIE Il and LIE q GIVING PRIN-
CIPLE, . perfect ks1ovltor and lnvigorator
OF the System, carrying Oh al poisonous matter,
No person can take these Bi.tcrs, according TO
directions, and remain long unwel.
900 will b given for an incurabls CASA, pro.
yid,ns shs bones srs mot DESTROYED ~ mineral
poisons OF other means, and I . vial organs
wasted bey"nd the pom. Off Es;r.
70 ,tion. Bilious, Remittent: and Inter-
mittent Eevers, DISEASES CT tAs Blood,
Liver, Kidneys. and Bladder: ,h.Ss Bit
tors have been most &c 81 suGn Dis.
As :. n.rs''y proiueea ~ arrangement Of he
w invisors:e tho stomach, and stimulate
the torpid liver and bowels, which r"nj' item
o! unolualod efficacy in c'csna.7y th' boo OF
a'iirnpti-i;ies. and hnpartins new lilo and visor
Dyspepsis cr Indigestion, Heannehe.
Pain in the shoulders, Coughs, Tls htne CT 10
Cast, Dizziness, Sour stornari, Bad Taste in
the Mouth, Bi Ions Attacks, fAlgita.ion o. We
tho regions osthe Kidneys, snI a hun'lr- Q: her
painful symptoms which arc u, odsprings OF
Dyspepsis, arc cured ~ the.s Eaters.
Cleanse tho Yitintsl Hoo whenever yon Md
It's impurities bursting throuch tho s..ni r.
foul. and your FEELINGS will tel yor whom. X m
Tho blood pure and tho health Of tho svstom will
follow.
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TENNESSEE bonds were quoted in
New York on Tuesday at gu for the
old issue, ind COZ for the new,
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THE Southern Enterprise, formerly
published at M.Minnyille, has been
suspended.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-13

LITTLE Horace Trimble fell out of
tree Yesterday and seriously injured
himself.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-13
DIR. SIMMONS
Liver HsEx1ate<,

a preparation of roots and herbs. warrant
eh TO he strictly vegetable, and can do no
injury to any one.
1t has been used by hundreds. and known
for tile last IS years as one of the most re-
liable, eiicacious and harmless prepara-
tions ever offered to the suffering. IT
taken regularly and persistently, it Is sure
to cure