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Hat CnffinE.

At the last election, after the polls
were closed, and the yictors announced
elected, d certain old custom of cutting
up the successful mans hat was revived.
ELIJAH ASHTON led the van, and many
were the crumpled and cut up hats scat
tered over the Square. Fortunately,
However, the hats were not very fine, as
candidates do not wear fine clothes, OF
which rule the victorious Circuit Court
Clerk furnished striking exception.
Besides it was very bad day, and en-
tirely unsuitable for fine Uranium covers
The successful Municipal candidates took
their revenge in very quiet manner
last Saturday when the Recorder and
Policemen were sworn in. Az the new
policemen stepped UP 10 the stand t.
take the oath, the Mayor and Aldermen
took their hats and quietly cut them up
One Of them "smelt a mousse" and KEEP
his hat i'm his hand. BLACK stepped NJ
behind him, and said, "JIM, allow me t.
hold your hat" which was no sooner re
linqaished, than rip" went the knife il
tho crown
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Judge Martin.

We neglected last week to mention
editorially the fact that Judge WIN. p.
MARTIN, of this vicinity, had announc-
ed himselfa candidate for Circuit Judge.
The old phrase that heis too well known
oneed commentator, is very appropri-
ate as applied to Judge MARTIN. He has
been SO long and prominently before our
people, that every man, woman and
child in the county knows him. For
many years he was our Circuit Judge,
and his name is closely associated with
justice, law and the Court House. With
heart so kind that it never grows un-
kind, and mind that is as as quick, de-
cisiye and clear as 1t is comprehensive
and just, he would make us an excellent
Judpa If elected.
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ShcrtrLa,ta and HIS Deputfes.

Last week several errors occurred
in the list we published of Sheriff
Latta's Deputies. He did appoint Wal
ter Akin land a first rate appointment
it was, too,) but that gentlemen volun-
tarily surrendered his claims to Jesse
5. Harris, VIII" IN he thought ought TO
have it i'm consideration of his manifold
services in behalf of AN enslaved peo-
pie. The following are the appoint
ments made by the Sheriff and officially
announced /: ]. S. Harris, B. A. Mich
OILS, Rufus Thomas, John l.. Isham, OF
Spring Hill, and Henry johnson, OF
Rock Spring.
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From the Norfolk Day Book, July IL, o.
We cordially invite the attention OF
our readers to the advertisement of Kos
koo. This remedy is prepared by our
enterprising townsman, DIR. ]. J. Law
renee. the inventor and former proprie-
tor of Rosadalis. 1t is really source OF
satisfaction to announce that the Koskoo
is rapidly winning favor with the pub
ic. and on account of its great merit ana
pleasant taste bids fair to become the
most popular medicine in America.
Such is DIR. Lawrence's confidence in its
real worth. that he is enlarging his la
Soratory, and has recently invested a
large capital in the business. DIR. Law
renee enjoys fine reputation as asa s chem en-
ternrise and capital. This preparation
deserves the success which it is SO rap
dly obtaining.
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Travelling Panorama.

10 York q Co. will exhibit the great
Miltonian Tableaux, the most sublime
and imposing spectacles of modern
times, at the following times and places:
The Jones Academy, on Monday night
the 18th of April.
Mt. Pleasant, Tuesday and Wednes>
day, 18th and 18th of April.
Zion Church, Thursday and Nday
nights, 18th and 18th insts.
Cross Bridges, Saturday, 16th April.
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Man Killed.

An aged man nai2ed Dean was re-
Gently killed by being blown out of a
well on the farm of George NJ. Brandon,
in Marshall county. Three persons be-
side himself, Mr.. Brandon, George
Brandon, and another man, were in the
well at the time. Mr.. Deans eyes were
blown out, his left hand nearly blown
of, and helived only a few days. Mr.. B.
was badly stunned, bnt was not hurt.
George was stopping down behind Mr..
Dean dipping up water, but escaped un-
hurt. The hammer and ramrod were
blown about 80 yards away.
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Col VS.. McLernore.

This gentleman, we'll known ana
popular citizen of Williamson County,
is announced in our columns this morn
ing as candidate for Circuit Judge of
this District. at the ensuing August
election. Col. MCLEMoRE was Colonel
of the 4th Tennessee Regiment of Cav
airy, Stearns' old Regiment, and COM
manded it until just before the close OF
the war, when he was placed in COM
mand of Dibbrell's Brigade. He stands
in The front rank of franklin lawyers,
and If the people see proper to trust him
with the adm. nistration of justice, we
have no doubt that he will make an up
right and excellent Judge.
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COLUMBIA. April Z.

COLUMBIA, -ApfiI 9, lodV'
EDITOR HERALD:-In your last issue
you stated that the bodies of Messrs.
Granville and William Pillow were
buried at night by me without the
knowledge of any one. You were in
correctly informed, as such is not the
case. l arrived with them on the 4
o'clock P. NJ. Train. Being under the
impression i. was left discretionary with
me that if the bodies were so far decom-
posed as to be offensive-which they
were-to bury them privately, / procur-
ed the two Hearses of Messrs. Lamb q
Boyd, got Messrs. Lamb, j. Bond, X. U.
Smith, and D. T. Goad to assist me in
burying them. This was between ths
hours Off and o'clock in the afternoon,
instead of at night, as you stated.
hope YOU will make this correction in
Justice to me. Very Respectfully,
F. NJ. WATSON.
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The advantages Of buying your goods
from the One Price Cash House Of E. w.
& w. ]. PHILIPS, may be summed up as
follows:
1. 1t is thoroughly reliable.
2. 1t keeps large assortment ofgoods.
8. It buys from the largest Jobbers.
4. 1t buys for cash and sells for cash.
S. The prices are always reasonable ;
indeed, very low, owing to the large bus
mess done. y5
G. All are treated alike, so that those
who are not Judges are as safe as those
who are. $50
To fully appreciate these facts, come
and see for yourselves.
apSml
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The Excelsior Mills.

These grain mills recently established,
are situated on Rutherford Creek, half a
mile east of the Columbia and Frank
lin turnpike, and owned by J. L. and S.
ID. Thompson. We have tried some OF
the -four made at these mills, and do not
hesitate to say that it is splendid. If we
like anything it is good biscuit, and the
Excelsior Mills furnish just the kind of
flour that makes the kind of biscuit we
like hest
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Lost.

The subscriber lost in Columbia on
Yesterday a fine Gold Watch. The
Watch is clear ticker, and has flow
cred face. 1t has small gold cham,
with a and heart and lockes attached,
and a black ribbon for guard. A lid
eral reward will be given to the finder
of the watch, on its delivery to Mr'
James Hodge, Silversmith.
HENRY bowen.
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H. p. Seavy to T. A. Thompson, trust.
Cynthia Riddle to w. A. Brinn, trusG.
Lem Long to w. w. Long, SALE.
Wash Harrison to r. Ogilvie, mort
gage.
J. r. Hardison to Derryberry Is Har-
Olson, Mortgage.
WI. Armstrong to J. Jones, Mort
gage.
James d. Partee to f. Bartlsdale trust.
f. D. Wilson to w. D. Wilson, decd.
O. A. Mckinley to A. L. Akin, deed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-08

Last Saturday morning the retiring
municipal administration met In the
Recorders Office, for the purpose OF re-
linauishing command into the hands OF
the new Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
The retiring Mayor, w. ]. Dale, made a
short speech, complimenting andthank-
ing the old Board for the uniform kind
ness with which they treated him. No
official statements were made. The in
coming Mayor, ]. T. L. Cochran, was
also short in his remarks. He hoped and
believed that his relations under the new
Board would be of the most kindly ma
ture. While the trust which had been
reposed in their hands by the people was
high and great. he felt that it had been
worthily bestowed, and he. doubted not
that they would move along with the
greatest harmony, as they had only one
oqject-the good ofthe people and the
prosperity of the city.
The new board, when they had taken
the oath and been indicted into Office,
went into an election Of Recorder and
Policemen. A. j. Armstrong was re-
elected Recorder, Spinks Erwin, Wiley
George, and James NJ. Haynes were
elected Policemen. The Office of City
Marshal was abolished, and the police
men instructed to act as Marshal or
Chief of Police, for 80 days at time, by
turn. This is Spinks Erwin's time. a.
Barr was elected Treasurer, J. G. Bailey
tax collector, and r. II. Jamison Chair
man of the Street Committee.
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d.
Joseph n. Agnev to Jamss r. Aguew,
4 acres In District No 4, 20.
Jas- +. A9uew 70 Joseph n. Agnew,
10 acres in district No 4, 1265.e 80
James Agnew to L, ~. Johnson, 5z
acres In District No 4, 81, rs.
L. NJ. johnson to J. ". MeKibbon,
acres In Dist Nc 4, 80.
William Grissom TO w. +. Stone, 30
acres in Dist No 4, 500.
Naughn and Galloway TO Robert
Smotbers, acre in Dist No 9, ESQ.
e. C. Cross to 8. II. Workman, ! lot,
$500, ie
J. N. Granbery to Mrs NJ. J.. Gunner,
quit claim 200 acres in Dist No l6, $50.
Josiah Boon to w. w. Mccormick, 100
acres in Dist No q, 5000. -.s,s-
L. Kirby toJ. F. Younger, lllZ acres
in Dist No 10, S2790.60.
A. Thompson TO Josiah Boon ls4 acres,
$8,068.80.
II. D. Ricketts, Sheriff, to H. Zellner
$50 acres $3,l44.96. t..t4.
+ Thos Langham to H. H, Catinna, gift.
53x perches, Dist No Q. IS.
Men and Boys Boots, Ladies', Misses
ca. -. l..
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-08

We have openeda
New Music Store.
Enterance, West Main Street, next to Drug
Store, where We intend keeping good assert
ment of
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
From celebrated makers. Every instrument
fully warrantud to give perfect satisfaction Tor
five years. These instruments viii be sold Tor
less money than the same can be bought for IN
Nashville. Buy at home and save your
freights. Our stock of
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Returned.

DIR. WM. +. HARRISON, formerly of
Memphis, Tenn, having permanently
located in Columbia, tenders his SER
vices to the public in the various
branches of his profession.
Office at the junction of the Hamp-
shire and Mt. Pleasant pixies.
aplSmo1
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware of Counterfeits! Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterieited, and the
brought togrief.
smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuine article must have DIR. John
Bull private stamp on each bottle. DIR.
John Bull only has the right to manu-
facture and sell the original John Smiths
Tonic Syrup of Louisville, Ky. Examine
well the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp is not ON the bottle do not
purchase, or you will be deceived. See
my column advertisement and my show
card. Twill prosecute anyone infringing
on my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic
Syrup can only be prepared by myself
The puplic's servant,
Dir. JOHN BULL.
Louisyi lle' KY.
For Sale by T. 3. Rains.
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Personal.

J. o. Allen, Esq, of the well known
and reliable house of Geo. c. Aiien d
Co., Nashville, was in our city last Tues
day
DIR. Gibson, Agent for the Nashville
Lite Insurance Company, caavassed our
CITY this week i'm behalf of his comp any
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EMEN Ts
FOR CHANCELLOR.

weare authorized to announce WILLIAM
S. FLEMING As candidate for Chancellor OF
this Division, at the ensuing election on the
first Thursday in August next.
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We are sorry to see from the following
hyn,enial notice from the Knoxville Press
and Herald that our old friend Capt. n.
Taylor, has married and gone "where
the woodbine twineth, /" where the mock
ing bird doth not sing in Magnolia wales,
Married, at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, near this city, on the morning Of
the 3lst ult., Mr.. Henry H. Taylor, to
Miss Mary F. Smith. The happy couple
left on the IL o'clock train for Johnson's
Depot, the home of the bridegroom's re-
lationS. - t
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Which Beat.

Tie Columbia Base Ball Clab has
played four games since it was first or
ganiZed. The FIRST Nine won the iirst
two games, and the Second Nine the 3d
and fourth games.
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Boot, Shoe and Hat Store. n. w. Cor
mar Rulfe nnaHa fsAlurnhia

We now have and intend keeping the
best shop hand made work in the United
States, which viii be sold at low prices
for cash-all of which We warrant Jutty'
and ifnot as represented, will return the
money. SHEEaoa :" DON
Fehoa-Jy
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The new Board of Mayor and Alder
men met last Tuesday night, and APP
pointed as City Tax Assessors, Wilson
Tucker, Frank II. WEIGH, John A. En-
gle. The Board also passed hog law,
for the particulars of which see posters.
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JOHN ALEXANDER, worthy and en-
terprising citizen Of Carter Creek, VINO
has been running a steam saw mill on
Bear Creek, above Maj. Leftwieh's, has
-. ~,..I n '.H.. s-
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5 Agents. WANTED
TOSELL THE
Home Shuttle Lock-Stitch
SEWING NJ &C HIN E.

Superior to any oil the others for all practical
purposes, and as handsome as any 81 Cellar
Machine in the market. Yet it retails at u
price within the reach Of every family. We
want Merchants, Tailors, Farmers and Ne
chanics to operate as Agents for US throughout
every county and State South and West. Our
sales are increasing with astonishing rapldny.
Many Agents are clearing from one hundred to
four hundred dollars per month We oifer
81 ,00O for any Family Machine that VIII 10 a
larger range Of work with less alteration. Ii
will rev harness leather or muslin without the
slightest change. Don't fail to take our ad-
dress or call on us or send for private or de-
scriptive circular to agents ut once, while You
can have choice of territory. Address
W.D KNOWLES,
iani4 Ncw Albany, Ind.
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s,..x.a from Inc 8 Subscriber,

A four year cd Durham Bull, colored
red and white. Any information cheer
fully received and reasonably compensa-
ted. X. +. LEpbEiihh'
Columbia, Feb. q, 1870.
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q. r. PAUL.
Agricultural Implements nnd
Machines
OF every variety. Patent Saw Mills and Porta-
BILE Engines, Mowers and Reapers, q large va
riety Of Sugar Mills, Buckeye Bee Hive. Cider
Mills, Corn and Wheat Mills. Smut Machines.
a large assortment Of Threshing Machines,
T'hresher and Cleaner. Cotton Gins and Presses,
Wagons, Fans, Revolving Hay Rakes, Har-
rows. King Cotton Planters, Walking Cultiva-
tors. Also, general Patent Right Agency
Merchant. Removed to
No. &C South College Street,
Msrch4sm NASHVILLE, TENN.
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S. NJ. HuDspErH, formerly . citizen
of this place, but now of Franklin, KY,
was in our citv during the first Of this
week. He purposes moving to Cali
fornia next autumn.
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Last Sunday

Rev. Z. FRANK STONE, OF Bear Creek,
preached one of Lis characteristic SER
mons in The Methodist Church in this
city at night
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NJ Ann lEn.

In the Cbigger neighborhood, in this county,
on last Thursday night, at Mr.. NAT. JOURNEY s.
Mr.. Jxrr ZILLxER and Mrs II. CRAWFORD. No
cards.
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We are authorized to announce Judge WI.
P.MARTIN as candidate for Circuit Judge
of this Circuit. Election on the Gr-t Thursday
OF August next.
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4 49,
There has heen some activity in
our market for few days past. the
,.., 40
better grades going readliy at ~ cts''
h,,x .,c.t IT,: &C., T:
ou' uiiasoraoie au'iccs iIo" Aa'er-
nool and Nexx ,sad a decline
PooA sN Ase" OK cauS0s' S0iihe
of leg a cent
GEEERAL MARRET.
c,orr.rteJ u,..Ll, T. N q
w. n esa neS~x oy 4. W. keesee a. %
uFocerS qua ContDstSsion MerchQntS,
East side Pubic Square.
BACON-Very duh. Hog round 10 IA.
BRAH-0 Is per loo lbs.
BUTrER-Scarce.
BEESWAX-1c per ID.
BAGGING-25to33c per I'd,
bEkF Iesn SOC. Dried 81 o.
None in market.
CORN MEAL-lo0 per bushel
C0RN-ir demand. 70to 50 cts.
CANDLE10c per b
CUrFEE-U W &C yer 70.
CHEEE-Fresh supply new cheese % cts.
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FOR CrRCUIr JUDGE.

We are authorized to arnounce Col W. A.
McLEMORE as candidate for Circuit Judge OF
this District. Election rirst Thursday IN Au-
INST 1870
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lI1Y TINS.

EW. &WJ. PHILIPS, at the one price
Cash House are constantly receividg new
goods give them call if you wish to be
dealt honestly with.
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LANDRETH'S
- WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS.
All kinds.
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WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and World sride
Readers.

have received many testimonials from pro-
tessional and medical men, as my almanscs and
various publications have shown, all Of which are
genuine. The following from highly educated
and popular physician in Georgia, is certainly
one OF the most sensible communications Ihave
ever received. DR.. Clement knows exactly What
he speaks Of, and his testimony deserves 10 be
written in letters OF gold. Hear what the DR..
says Of BULLS WORN DESTROYER:
yrLLASow, WALKER COUNTY, Ca,
June 29, 1866.
DE-. join BuLL-Dear Sir: / have recent,
givea your "worm Destroyer" several trials,
and find it wonderfully efficacious. II has nft
failed in single instance to have tie wished-fof
effect. am doing pretty large country orae-
tice, and have daily use for some article Of the
kind. i am free to confess that | know Of no
remedy recommended by the ablest authors that
is so certain and speedy in its effects. On ths
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. Ny
object n writing you is TO find out upon what
terms can get the medicine directly from YOU
If can get it upon easy terms, shall use .
great deal of it. / am aware that the use OF
such articles is contrary to the teachings and
practice of great majority Of the regular line of
NJ. DIS, but see no just cause or good sense in
discarding remedy which we know to be effi-
Gent, simply because We may be ignorant Of its
combination. Fol my part, I shall make IL q
rule to use all and any means 10 alleviate suffer-
ing humanity which may be able to command
mot hesitating because some one more ingen
ious than myself may have learned it's effects
first, and secured the sole right to secure that
knowledge. However, an, BY no means an sd-
vocate or supporter of the thousands Of worthless
nostrums that food the country, that purport 30
cure all manner of disease to which human nesh
is heir. Please reply soon and inform me OF 70 ~
bes. terms. / am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p CLEMENT, MD
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u..uer ToP sale

One secondhand woods Self Rake)
for 500. Enquire of Col. WIN. N. 'ooR-
HIEs.tfaplS
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We are now opening another new lot
of Mems and Boys Hats of the latest
styles and at the lowest prices.
SHEEaoa & SoN.
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..6:oiux Eyeryuheres..

Several of our most prominent citi-
zens will start in a short time on a trip
across the Atlantic. A minister will go
along to keep them away from Paris.
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Town AND COUNTY.


lie o. r. NJ.
The Stated council fires Of CHrcKAMAUGA
Tribe No. 4, l. o. r. ii. of Columbia, Tenn,
are k,udIed at Odd Fellows Hall, every Friday
Evening, one hour after sunset.
W. VANCE THOMPSON, Sachem
JAS. L. GUEST ;. of r.
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A. J. WALxER & Co. have re-opened
the Auction House, and will continue to
scil goods cheap.
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Two store Houses for Rest.
have two Store houses for rent.
JOHN FRIERsON.
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man, being sctuated not alone by feel
ing ofsympathy for the murdered man.
but they were indignant that such q
heinous crime should hs-r6 been COM
mitted in their midst. Tho body after
the inquest was over, was brought to
Columbia, aud placed in Justice Woods
Office, (during preaching), where many
people came and looked at it.. Monday
morning it was uncovered and a horrible
sight revealed. The face was a skeleton,
and the hands looked as II they had been
eaten by fish. The corpse was taken to
Nashville, accompanied by Mr.. Samuels
and others who had taken such great in
terest in its recovery from its watery
grave.
Mr.. Friedman, the murdered peddler,
wa native of Russia Poland, but had
been living in America a number of
years. The Israelites of this vecinitv
and of Nashville have acted very hbe,
rally and nobly in ferreting out the fate
of their murdered friend.
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For Rent.

A new dwelling house on High street,
near the Depot. Apply to Z. W. PHIL
FPS.
apStf
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AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
ARkANSAS. HERD FROM
TaiInonx OF Medical Meen.

sToNEr PoISr, White Co., Ark, May =. Us
Dr. JoHS BULL-Dcar Sir: Last February
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and got
SOHO of your Sarsaparilla and Cetlron Bitters-
My son-in-lsw, who was with me IN the store, has
been down with rheumatism for some time COM
menced On the Bitters, and soon found his gen-
eralhesith improved.
DIR. Gist, who has been in bal health. tris<
them, and he also improved.
DR. Coffee, who has been ia bad health for
several vcars-s,omach AMI liver affected-ho
improved very much by the Use OF your Bifters-
Indeed the Cedron Bitters has gwen yor pest
popularity in this settlement. think could
sell great quantity sl Yeur medicines this far
ESPECIALLY your cedrcn Bitters aud sa sspsri,-
la. Ship me Via Memphis. care vi Rickea .
Neelv. Respectfully,
c:B. wALKIR
Prepared by DIR. J0nS Bull at his l.aberaoprx
Fifth street. Louisville, Nv.
For sale by 7. b. RAINS. Oraggie. i
to he Post osIire, Columbia. TIM,
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Valuable House and Lot for Sale.

A bargain will pc offered. Lor parti-
culars call on J. NJ. PARKER, opposite
Depot, Columbia. Tenn.-feb25tf