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Return From The Barrens.

JAMES WILKIE BARNES THOMAS, NAT.
F. MOORE, FRANK MOORE, Gen. w.
L. Holt, (the "buck killer'0 Col. WASH.
FITZPATRICK, JOHN FITZPATRICK,
MORGAN FITzPATRICK, JOE REEVES,
Esquire ]. It. HUNT, HENRY
HUGHES, ED. SHEEGos, and GEO. w.
MCCoRD, shave returned from the Bar
rens. They killed six bucks, part at
Napier's Furnace, Wayne county, and
the others at Summertown, Lawrence
county. FRANK MOORE killed two; j.
w. B. THOMAS one; JAMES T. MOORE
one; Gen. Holt one; and JOE REEVES
one. Mr.. REEVES killed his buck with>
in a few steps of the precise spot on
which JOHN BIcKNELL, a noble young
man, was murdered in cold block, in
1868 REEVES was on a stand called
the "Bicknen Stand" Mr.. THOMAS
says. his party were all remarkably
well behaved and moral while on the
trip. Some of them stayed with JOHN
FLOYD, the great hunter. The country
comprising the counties of Lawrence,
Lewis, Perry. Wayne, and portion of
Hickman, is covered with timber and
an excellent quality of grass. No king
or nobleman in Europe has as fine
hunting grounds as every man in those
counties has at his door. Daring the
late "war between the States, very lit
tie hu ntIing was done in the "Barens,"
ard the deer multiplied amazingly, so
that when the Conquered Banner was
furled, our sportsmen had glorious
time killing them. But such an unre>
lenting war has been waged upon them,
that the antlercd monarchs are becom-
ing little scarce. But the most fruit
full cause of this depletion, is the prac-
tice OF killing fawns and does in the
summer. Some law is needed to pre-
vent such cruelty and wanton destruc-
ton
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst near Centreville. the res
idence Of George Stanhll, by Rev. A. W.
Smith, Mr.. JOIN A. WALKER and Miss SALLrE
STANFILL.
In Nashville, or tho 10Th inst. ~ B,shOp
Fe han. Mr.. MCNFORD SMITH. of this county
aud Miss ANNIE Cecil, daughter of Mr.. J.
Harvey Cecil Of this county.
1t Madison. Miss. on, the morning of the
22nd inst. at the residence of tho brides faith
CT. Col. Perkins, JAS. b. YELLowLY and Miss
JESSIE PERKINS. one Of the most accomplished
daughters of the South.
In this county, near Bigbyvillc, by III, Rov.
r. Q CHAPMAN, Mr., tn NAB Il. MCCASDLEss
and NJ BEBECCt BURCsETT, formerIy'of Green
% ntv Ala. Att, ndants: Geo. IS. Hanna
and Miss Elz Tracy.
Toa vas the chief of the "B cheior's
Lea ne " and vas the last TO surrende. his
colors. For many years This iavincible
League stood Ike GibTalter asainst the
in-idious att4cks of the ir sex: all the shafts
o. Canid fell as harmless at their feet az The
puny arms OF the Saracen- a2alust the mail
clad Richard Cgu dc Lion; IS futile as n
mimic ball against-the tur ct of an irrn-elad
$50 5itOr But at last some fair did ssail
ne raBks in an unexpected quartz and once
broken utter dsfa was the result. Capt.
Tol Perry WIS ne frst victim, then B. L.
&C oman, next Ha vey E Scot, and now the
.ast the Mohegaus." Tom HoCandless hes
be n cipturod. is rumcTed. how yer, tina.
sHather League u in proc IS o. formation,
and it is feared that the Doctor" aHd
"Pitts' will be its leaders,
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The Bartlett Enterprise.

This is the name Of the most neatly
printed weekly in the South, just COM
menced at Bartlett, in Shelby county, by
SHoTwELL and PRIDDY. 1t is gotten up
in elegant style, and is a lire, progress
I'VE journal. Mr.. SHoTwELL is an ex-
perienced p,inter, and PRIDDy was one
of the founders OF the Memphis Daily
Argus, Que of the most popular and sue
cessful of the many dailies that -four
ished in the bluff City, in dnte-beJium
times. Success to the enterprise!
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a Fine tEearse.

Messrs. c. 4. & w. II. FARIs, car
riage makers OF this city. on yesterday
morning, turned out OF their establish
ment, a very fine hearse, manufactured
for Messrs. WALL 81 MILLER, OF Frank
lin. The hearse was stopped on the
square as it passed through to Frank
lir. 1t was Immediately surrounded by
a crowd of admiring citizens. All ad-
mired the workmansh hip, and praised
the skill and taste displayed in the "get
up" of the job. Skillful mechanics pro-
nounced the job as finished in the high
est skill ard workmanship OF the art,
and altogether creditable TO the Messrs.
FARIs. We were greatly gratified to
see this splendid hearse-gratified at
the success of this new, enterprising,
worthy and rising firm-gratified at the
success of Columbia mechanics, and
gratified that our neighbors thus &C.
knowledge their superiority.
Gentlemen, push forward your noble
work, and compel our people, by the su.
periority of your work, and the cheap
ness of your prices, TO patronize home
mechanics, instead of buying from 9th
ere. who care not for us, except fol
what they can maze out 81 AS.
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The Ne, VOL, oI,serrcr

liners upon its Finieth Year on the list
IF January next. It's career has been
one Of the most successful! IN the history
Of American journalism. Every de-
9aament is condueted with ability. Its
Foreign Correspondence Is unrivalled,
and its independence in commenting
upon political corruptions Is in the high
est degree praisew orthy.
We notice that i. appears IN "Ner
Dress" asd also announces that the sue
cess Of its Yearbook Tor ISL viii result
IN Volume No. ? ior 1872, which VIII be
s-.l more complete in its statistical and
'-h7r tables OF information, and in it,
general arrangement.
Such enterprise deserve success, and
we ad.i-e our readers to send for a spe-
eanen copy Of the paper. New subscri-
b-rs viii receive tie paper free until
January Ist.
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FEEs3 Nal EEEEE.LECESCE.

Hon. ''.- -.---'-. w -'-'-' '--' "a >-''--',.'
.-Es- % LEV -9-'' 81 " - al '''' 10 " -
-.a-E.
--,. a. P0-E. OF the popular hrm OF
E..EE l'WlE.'. I a-'-s-''' was al -" IL
a..w a.yN since.
JHNL BRATDas, q prominent COT
..r u.aC-.e Erer O. Lawrence cour-
-r. Is. a y1. city.
--.-e- Nth -ba r7rYr-- firm
,-r.-- er,,-rr. Eer.saIIr-- Station
Co.. Printers and Binders Nashville
--~ ..-.-.a .r- ss-,,.,,n -s.er-lv
-- % r-..---r.. one ..-.-.,l
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5---. rt---Ise-, If D- WHITE. ..ir-
-.=.-=r .-- ..r,.rr--, recently bv his
.-.----.=-- r.ur-ana-r.
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Lincoln was in oar town. on a living
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s---- rs-He Post Office Department.
.Ea- a mos. efficient officer.
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s~sa.5as-.-.s other words in the wilds
-,.T-zs, Las returned 10 Us Tor a sea
r-r r-..-.-- g.r.b iuig.g-ed in appear
a-ce.
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Dear Hunting in the Barrens.

The following gentlemen have return
ed froni ssyea days hunt in the Bar
rens: Col. GEO. p. WEBSTER, WV. BIZ
FILE, MajoS THos. J. CROSBY, D. d. Nc
FALL, II. b. TITcoMB, JACK &. GORDON,
Wa. MCCALL, A. BLAIR WEBSTER,
ANDY AIKEN, SAM. II. SMITH, JAMES
WHITTIER, THO. LIPsCoMB, (alias TON
THUnB,"j They went to the old web
ster Camps" near Newpu4g, Lewis
county, and killed altogether, fifteen
deer. Eight Of the deer were killed on
what is known as SANS Camp Drive
named in honor of an CID negro named
SAM, who, many years ago accompani-
ed his master, JONATHAN WEBSTER, to
the Barrsns. One was killed on the
collier Drive" and the other "breast-
ing" /. e., hunting promiscuously
through the woods. OF the fifteen deer,
ten were bucks, and Major CROSBY
killed !; WIN. MCCALL, 8; JACK COR
DON ,; D. d. MCCALL 2; WIN. BIFFLE l;
/ Col WEBSTER l; ANDY AIKEN l.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. FzB

w. ]. Vestal to J. T. Younger, 50 acres
in 10th district, $500.
Uriah Galloway to Haywood Taylor,
4724 acres in 10Th district, S6z3.25.
S. w Steele, ct al, 10 Mayor and Al
dermen, land Tor street, in Columbia.
$4,000.
G w, Howell to Luke l.. White, 10
acres in district No. $3.50.
] b. Steele and wife 10 Geo. Basllett.
lot in Columb ia, 500.
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Einn lO5Inu-

A bale Of cotton was brought to CO.
lumbia recently, and sold to cur Post
Master, J. z. BAIRD, at a figure high
or than the market price. Mr.. b.
accounts for the superiority of the bale
in tbs way: 1t was ginned by Maj. Boil
LING GoRRoY, who has one of the best
gins in the country. This gin house is
in Maury county, and according TO
.'Pitt." makes echo Hollow"
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OurCIub Rates:
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Ton rrrievt7 one adrCss. So
twenty Copies O. enc address. 40.
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Having attached Mr.. Lenwich's steam
engine to the Hunter Mills, on Carriers Creek.
We are prepared to grind wheat and corn
for custom, and the people can do what
they like with il, eat il, sell It, or feed it to
the chickens. Bring on your wheat.
J. II. EUNTER,
Z. 5. LEErwICH.
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COLUMBIA COTTON MARKET.
FRIDAY, Nov. Il

FRIDAY, Nov. II.
Ruling price, 1914. 70 or 100 bales in
town.
SATURDAY.
Opened at 16J[, and closed at 1873.
MONDAY.
Ruling price, 1888.
TUESDAY.
About 100 bales in town. Opened at
1873, and soon went to 1914. Market
very strong at these figures during the
rest of the day.
WEDNESDAY.
Ruling price, 1613 g 1893. Some fancy
bales at l62I.
TAUHSDAG,
Active in the morning at 1876 and
l69z
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Commentary on the Whole HibIc,

This beautifully printed volume has
been prepared by the united labors OF
the Rev. Drs. JAMESON and Brown,
of Glasgow, Scotland, and Rev. 4. r.
FAUssEL, of York, England. It is a
super royal octave OF nearly 400 pages,
and is highly commended by eminent
Presbyterians, Episcopalians, Methods
lists, and Baptists in the United States.
A specimen can be seen by calling on
the Rev. DR.. LACK, who viii order
copies ffoa tho publishing house in
Memphis, payable on delivery, if sub
scribers are satisfied.
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vErEE BAROMETER
Remarks.
roEN I'D COUNTY.
oar subscription Agents.

0ur SubsoEiP iiosa Agents.
fsIloaiuE named gentlemen are author
.-.- 90 solicit and receipt for subscription
o.. -sCa-UEls HERALD:
r..reJavz, I. No0RE, 25th Civil District.
W. S-EsEHaEN. Hampshire.
D. jaws. Postmaster. CuIlcoka.
r. auE~. Hurricane Station.
-=gN Ers1vs. Santa Ee.
-r-r- D. E .s-u.lE. jauireyille, Tenn.
.- 3. T. D-sS1N. Heuryviile. Tenn.
r- T. p. tgPEET, Nayueshoro.
Hl-E S>oN. Fountain Greek, Tenn
The master at Reilly Hill.
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WILLIAMS & TYLER inform their friends
and the public that they are receiving the
largest and best stock of Clothing, Cloths,
CassImers, Vestings, and gents furnishing
goods ever brought TO this market, which
they will sell at reasonable prices fer cash,
or to prompt customers on short time. All
accounts made with Us are due when called
for, unless by special contract,
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Purchase a Bottle and careful
Read Directions.

PCC.aU Is A STUlULAET. AID o.
II Itself may iaii 10 eject a cgre. t-- l.rs-.
when scientifically combined with b-.-.E. %
potassium and other iHgrsLisr.s. T.r.-a-.-
secatlye effect, and causes a h.e.-.. s...
thus Increasing the powers Of digestion.
ing irritation, reducing oil uuGatl,al sa,
stopping pain and Inflammation, aud sar-...-
tGe repairs and nutrimeats IN BE iu.la-. a..--
20 De greater than The wastes, thus prevent.
decomposition and decay. and gives r...--
uaeHt, health and vi.s0r 70 tle system
Ny BUCHU Is good for ala eases ar1-..
from excuses; such 3 w=.,Ea5z 81. -a.4
the back and legs, trembling FL lie q. On a.
tue heart. weak nerves, Qa.Ed cault nance
dryness Of the skin, scrJflIa. -r-.ssfs. III r..
many forms, ulcers, and timcrs
If your system Is affected bv a8- 81 s-.. above
symptoms and diseases, relief is 20 bend. g..
bottle Of NY Buclu and Hru-r-s--. % ....---...
az once, and you may rely on 1ei-- oa-pf.
know Jus. = at say. By record as g. Gem
PounGer o. Medicine DO >eeG-8 To l1 .-.- ... ....
Southwest twenty-five ~ tl.r,. s-s-- ..-.. b.
my fel.ow-citizens know fGil vel. i,-.a1 ... ..-
hind the prescription counter in l.s l
which now dwell: have cared 30 r..
o. various diseases thai az L's .l----.rr- 3D.
LOUISVILLE put Together. Jaia-1.e.F ..-
r. sge p atient th4. a1T L.-.'s=.. e ,.r-..
as Ihaye hanire &. I an ID -.ss.afl = So
terday Ny medicines ais q sl1c.s--l -
success LOUISVILLE 5 net urge sI.a-l ....r..,
10 nave cUmpstil05. 1 mu-uHo.i1. .-s ID. a.
sale PaieEt Medicine trade here. Cs-a.H ILL.,.
O.heT has tried, by copying alter me E.-. ~
-9uisyIile, y compete y .Jh NJ, Due, oH a..--
another. their guns have been si.e.CcI, ard s.l
efforts have been a5o-t.ye-
Ny medicines are good s-l1 4u=---- lie -..
pOse-that is The secret Of ny success.
reputation as e0nPosadar u COED. Relate
articles Is faliy established
believe my bCcaU All 2 0u..ie ul i..=s.-s-
um Is now the best article LJw il che a.-s.-. .r
the cure Of all diseases q the M iu1r. o- r.e.-
urinary organs, such as u1eta1al iacaa..ae
irritability Of the bladder alG -t.s-l. ~
f4mmaiion OF the Teisis o. tle kila-y- al.l 81
that class Of diseases.
Buy dollar bottle and be cEreI. Csz - r.-
'reeti0ns II al eases
.sGEIS BCzE., y. -.
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coo PrinesI a.eoo Prizes

The best thing ever offered to the pub
lie IS a share in the Maury County Real
Estate Distribution. 1t only cost g 90,
and gives you chance at 5000 prizes,
valued at g % to S. 600. Be sure to try
your luck.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

The enterprising publishers of this
favorite and popular weekly, announce
that with the close OF the present year it
will drop its pictorial character, and
with 1872, resume its original plan OF
making journal of Choice Reading. "
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

The Young Debating Club" will
have very interesting discussion on
next Monday night, upon the subject OF
1.-THE Chinese Question" The society
has some very good debaters, and as the
subject furnishes field for fine display
OF learning and eloquenoe, the debate
promises to 20 one worth going to hear,
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The Eariy B,r,, Gets tI,e Worm.

Consequently, it is better for those
desiring shares in the Maury County
Real Estate Distribution, to buy soon
as they will Eave choice of numbers,
now is the time TO get the lucky ones,
before they are culled over. Don't put
it off toolong; you may be too late. Tick
cts dirt cheap; only ST
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Having sala out

and being exceedingly anxious 10 close up our
old business, SIC Do most earnestly request all
Of our friends that owe US, TO come forward
ana settle, as longer indulgence cannot be Civ
en-. Our books and accounts can be found At
cur old stand. WALKER / AKIN.
Get e.
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a brown mare Mule, abou. ia hands high,
white spot on left shoulder, left Mrs. Eayan
Toung's farm on the night of the 18th of Oct.
A suitable reward viii be paid for inf0rma-
ton or return Of said Mule. NOV. 3-4t.
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aInurr CnnntY Earn,er., (,Imh.

Tomorrow is the regular monthly
meeting day, ana as very impor-
trnt business viii be transacted
it is desirable that all members should
be present.
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There will be great Railroad meetings
at Sawdust Valley on to-day and ut
WilliamspOrt on tomorrow. General
Whttthorne and other distinguished
speakers win address the people.
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Een.l mi

To call and see L. II. AtweIl, South
Main Street, Columbia, Tenn, and learn
how 70 procure tickets in the Maury
County Real Estate Distribution. Draw
ing 70 take place Dec. -7lh, ISL. Tick
cts 81 10
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Situation IEauIc.i.

= competent teacher, with several
years experience, wishes a school of
thirty or forty pupils. Reference Civ
ento some Of the best teachers in the
South. Apply q, this odice.
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Weare receiving a splendid assortment oil
Youths and Boys Clothing. Call and see
Us before you buy for your boys.
Sept. Is. WILLIAMS 4 TYLER,
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One ticket in the Maury County Real
Estate Distribution secures you i pass
age to Athens and back free Of charge.
1t only costs you TWO dollars.
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CELEBRATED

.sGEzS BCLL, y. =.
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rIRsT WAND.

TIL roll of the House of Representa-
lives at Nashville shows the occupation
of tie members to be as follows: Farm
ers 80; lawyers ri; physicians, 3;
merchants. ,; teachers. 2; traders, 2;
miIlers. !: bankers. !; mechanics, /;
merchant and farmer, !; surveyor and
farmer. /. As 10 singleOr double bless
-ane-s. 81 are married. 2 are widowers
and . are bachelors. The venerable K
/. CHESTER. OF Madison. Gibson. Henry
nd Carroll. aged 7s is the Oldest mem
,,r. aud b a. EsI0E, of Carroll. aged
a. the youngest. Of the 70 members
s. were born in Tennessee Gin North
Carolina, 3 Ia Georgia, ? in Kentucky
and each in Mississippi. Missouri,
Pennsylvania aud Virginia.
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Wanted.

Wanted,
10000 pounds Dried Apples,
10000 a. 4" Peaches,
For which 1 will pay the highest market
price GEORGE HODGE.
Columbia. Sep. lst.-tf.
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TASEED.-A partner with from 81, O0O TO
5000 cash, TO engage IN the Dry Goods bu-
illness. store and trade secured. For par
t!cU,ars address W. Herald Office.
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For the latest styles in ladies' and misses
fine shoes, 60 10 the Philadelphia Shoe Store,
d and Go College Street, Nashville.
0etl3-2m.
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One hundred trimmoI Hats az 81 90 and 81 90
worth 81 90 and s. 30, at Mrs. NJ. J. Bryant's
Emporium Of Fashion. rnovI7
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CITY ITEMS.
Bradford NiehOI.

No. % and p North ColIege street, Nashville.
Tenn, has the largest, handsomest and best
selected stock Of Furniture ever in the
South, which he sells at lower figures than any
body in the trade. Give him a call. He packs
very carefully FREE OF CHARGE.
&c
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

i general assortment Of Zephyr and Berlin
Wool, silk, Worslcd and linen En- Jroidery,
Braids and Flossos a. Mrs. u. J. Bryant's Em-
p0riEm. noy l.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

We, the undersigned, VIII not grind any
wheat from thi> date except for tho~e who
want Flour for their own consumption, as
We believe the mil owners alone are entitled
ia The profits OF grinding wheat.
Nj. VAUGHN.
J. =. ASHTON,
$. F. NELLY.
T.. J. ARMSTRONG,
W C.J0YCE.
JET, ANDERSON & Co, 7. V.M.
a. o. z, NICHOLSON, JR. 3m
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EIIcl,.- a Fortune.
EEeri body Invited

And only costs you two dollars to try it
in the Maury County Real Estate Dis
tribution,
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Eew GOOna

For fne shoes, go to the Philadelphia Shoe
Store, o. and IS College Street, Nashville
Octl3-2m
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Cash RuYers

Millinery and Fancy Goods Of the latest
importatiOns at Mrs. Nj. Brya3t's Empori-
Gm Of Fashion. rDoy II
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Trimmed Bonnets and Hats rom 81 co TO
SIS % each, at Mrs. VI. J. Bryant's Emporium
Fashion. nov II
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Smith TOXIC Syrup
FOG TIE CURE OF
AGUE AND FEVER
OrLChills~ and Fever.

The proprietor Of tbs csis,-s.a1 mel.
justly claims fOT It q superiority over e'f -...
dies ever offered % the public f5rl.e S=fr l=--
TAIN, SPEEDY and PEE1fs,7ENr cure rl 4. -.r, --.s
Fever, or Chiils and Fever, gsa-.1er c. 80 .--.-
long Standing. He refers TO the entire 7ae..9
and Western country 10 bear hin testimony %
the truth Of the assertion. shat n Do case u...-
ever will it fail to cure It the directions a-s
strictly followed and earned ont. IN q --..-
many cases a single dose has been zl.Eai-a.
for a cure, and whole families have been e.-gs.
by single bottle, win q perfect Restoration. "a.
the general health. L IS. however, r.-u5-r.,
and IN every case more certain e. cuse. g. Us
use is continued in smaller doses fora seek or.
two after the disease has been checked, more
especially in difficult and l0ng-slau1.-- ll..-
Usually this medicine viii n. require suv ala
10 keep the bowels IN good order. Should tls
Patient, however, req IRE a c,tlIT-ic lIalic.us-
after having taken three or four doses Of t1,s
tonic, a single dose Of Bulls FEGErAsIs Fa-s--
LIZ PILLS will be sufficient.
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VIII find the best, cheapest and most dura-
bic Boot, Shoe and Hat ever offered in Co.
Iuihoia oy SHEESOG 4 Son.
Nov. 10.
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Fer sale.

= new Sewing Machine. tIlcd By an ac-
colngIishsd Tailor several weeks, just sudi-
Gent 10 lest its WORTH, va-usd al SIS. 1t
VIII b. sold for so. Apply q; thi, Office.
IOys and Christmas presents can BE found at
Mrs. N. J. Bryant Emp cIium Of Fashion.
nov Il
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Stock OF Boots, Shoes and Hats have never
been so large and cheap. Come on with
your cash and get good article. NOV 10.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Ec Of hS 2s 1dsi;e amt a OF . Il.
i-.. " f.,.. glle week ending NOg. 2sS-
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Boots, shoes ANA Ismts


Receiving every week az sHcesog & Sons,
and selling "a, lower prices fcr c..-h than ev-
e. offered il Columbia. nov. q.
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Alarge assortmen; of JeweIry nd Toilet ar
tieles at Mrs. NJ. J. B-yaat's EMPORIUM of
taSnlon' nov II
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Where you can Gnd Boots, Shoes and Hats
Of every quaiiiy and Of the best make at
very low prices By SHzEGOG & SON.
Nov 70