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LECTURES.

SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.
DIR. T.. p. ROWLAND will deliver a course Of four
Lectures on the WONDERS OF THE MICRO
SCOPE, using the ELECTRIC LIGHT for the illus
trations, with experiments in NITROUS OXIDE
showing ITS wonderful anRsthetic influence, Lin
coin Hall every FRIDAY EVENING, commencing
june and ending June %. -
Admission to each Lecture, Is cents.
Lectures to commence at o clock.
Ne extra charge for reserved seats. Tickets and
reserved seats for sale at Parker's News Depot,
Seventh street, opposite Post Office. ~
Teachers and pupils Of all the public, private and
Sunday schools admitted for cents each jel Dot
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NEW YORK, june 2i.--There were thirteen
proposals for government bonds to-day, amount
ing TO $3.50 eco, 1,1l-1 % I,f2.1a The awards
Specie shipment, S656,000.
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The Earlhnunl<e.

~ tnas AoFc ScrcSr ia NeU Jerry dan an "a
Csfred Stc,cs-The Bottys ~ canal Drorrcd
:. past Troes asd &ecks S.peilOuvd CF, &c.
Fis canal for forty 90 fifty feet between NewTil-
lage and Broadway, y. j, feil out Monday
morning. Aperures were also found TN dc
adjoining woods I'm which rocks and trees were
swallowed. They are attributed % the earth
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The New York Club Re~....

NEW YORK, June 21--The regatta OF the New
York Yacht oinb to-morrow excites general
interest: The Sapph0 is stilI the fsyorite.
although the Dauntless, Magic and Columbia
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ADJUSTMENTS.
National THEATER.

National THEATER.
Bf I'm EEEEXTfSSS$Es s SStfSSs sFEEFs
laughter AZ The diminutiTe ie"'''' u
M, NELsE sEYMoRE. DAVE REID. n'''
iNsTRUMENTAL TROUPE,
Under the direction e tie he fspSgS Comedian
Only Matinee s2fGRpAY, at O'Clock. je2l-u
GRAND Gift coSoERf AND DISTRIBUTION
York and Ss3trs aaa saiioS IS 6 5nSS N''
To be held in WssS f 5. G., under and by
msSn 81 a Hn Pie s G9R
ISL positively.
e' s Be sSssa TIE Brs
aeTes timber cf nHd s s B11Te z
ohio Cansl; so Ooe sstory Brick House, l22 Boil
CONWAY St BSio, s. 500 ne f RS.idtn SSg near
Wv T n Rs S BSO mean
same location, sgoe fine residence near Govans
town; same location fine Residence near
20 Cash Gifts SO Bonds SdfR PrecSSi
Ssta@o BSl@s; $1,000 II; C. state BSads; Iii
shares CitiEens National Bank, BaIto.; icS Shares
Northern Central, r.. r. 100 Shares Erie r. r.; %
shares BALTIC. and Ohio Z. R.; % Shares Phiia ,
W,ihlpningtGp and Baltic. z 5000 TICKETS only
Hon. II. McCoGLouGH, Etkton Nd 4 c.
m8 GEe. 7 CAsTLE, Balto; Md. { GOWNS rs;
Hen ,. NEGLEY, VI. O. Pittsburg, Pa, Trustee.
kstns1ces.-Maj Gen. u. Hunter, u. s. A., Wash
lngton, ID O.; Hon. Jas. ). Negley Pittsburg, Pa;
Irst National Bank, HagerstOwn, Md; Appleman
late Att y Gen 4, Baltimore. i.
Deeds OF the above Real Estate certified by
counsel. in the hands of the Trustee. Tickets and
CIRCULARS can bo bad of w; G.. hetzerott 4 CO.,
o; H. Mo, h,orrison Beoksellsrs, AZ PennsyIyania
eyenue; Jno. Parker Bookseller, 521 9TH street;
Aistrop Dudley, Real Estate Agents, n Louisiana
avenue; or 81 81 p @. DEFLIN
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No. 81
Nassau stseet, New York.
ton, lea fivT
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MohIeoNEkft Ala, june zly-Comm0dOre
M.F. Maury, of Virginia. has been elected presi-
dent OF the University Of Alabama, and viii ac-
cept. 49, ~
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iNJoTIcE.-To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
BE IL known hat all business connection what
heretofore existing between the subfcrfbsrs
is hereby this day dissolved, and terminates by rnu
tual consent. HENRY BAILEY,
W. W. TOWER.
June 19, ISL. jel9-3,s
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EXcftement I'm the New York Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, June H.-There is fearful eN-
element in the stock market to-day owing to the
sudden fluctuations in Rock Island, which open
ed at 1S0K sold up to 1904, then fell suddenly
to LA rallied 10 1.l5K, went down again TO
present time Il is at 1-i2K. The balance of the
market is down in sympathy with Rock Island.
Nearly all the unimpOrtant stocks are entirely
neglected and the prices quoted are nearly nom
inRl.
EXPLANATION OF THE PANIC.
NEW YORK, June 31.-The explanation of the
panic in Rock Island shares is reported TO be
that the leading operator in the stock bought
2S5 600 shares outside of the pool, and was unable
to-day TO raise the money 10 protect this enOr-
nous amount Of stock and carry on the projected
"cOrner.' A number OF smaller brokers acting
for this prominent operator were unable 90 take
the stock they bought yesterday, and their sus-
pedsiOn was reported 20 the board. Large
amounts of stock were sold out under the rule,
for their account. --
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
INTERNAL REvRNUE.-The receipts from this
,ource to-day were s4Jq.777.19

INTERNAL REvRNUE--The receipts from this
source to-day were s4Je,7T7,I
j. LATHEoP MOTLEY, ex-United Statc ,
Minister at London, is expected to return to This
country in September.
JAMES NJ. DAVENPORT, 1.-THE man who sho
Justice o. ID. s. WALTZ and A. j. Carrier, have
resigned their clerkships in the Second Auditors
Office.
EX-SENATOR GRIMES Ill sail from Liverpool
for New York to-day, and win reach his home
in Iowa some time in July. His health, it is
said is almost entirely restored.
GENERAL SHERMAN has returned 10 Washing
ton, and is bHsily engaged at the War Depart
ment to-day attending to large mass OF
correspondence which accumulated during his
absence. go
ANOTHER CoLoRED CADET has been added to
the number already appointed to West Point,
Congressman Turner, (colored,) of Alabama
having nominated a colored boy of Selma
named John NJ Gee, TO that position "a
SPEAKER BLAIsE, who has been reported as
ga pious deyotee" of the Roman Catholic
Church, has, says the Kennebec Journal, for the
past fifteen years or more been member of the
orthodox Congregational Church, in Augusta,
Maine.
BIDS for the transportation of Indian goods
and supplies were opened at the Office of the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, Interior Depart
ment, yesterday, but no awards have vet been
made. The Commissioner is waiting for certain
information relative to the subject from a west
ern agent of the bureau, and expects to be able
10 make the awards tomorrow.
THE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS have been
made in the Money-order Office of the Post
Office Department, 10 take effect July 1, David
Haynes, OF Pennsylvania. rom fourth-class
clerk 10 be chief clerk, at So 70 per annum ~
J.. HolbroOk, of Ilmofs. from special agent 10
fourth-class clerk. vice Haynes. Ralph ,Jefferl
son, of Washington, ID. C., and J. w. Paine. OF
Virginia, from temporary frst-class to third
elass clerks.
SEVERAL MEMBERS OF the diplomatic corps
have made arrangements for passing the season
in Newport. Among these are Baron Lederer,
Austrian Minister; Baltazzi Effendi, Turkish
Minister; Monsieur Delfosse, Bel ian Minister;
Count Turenne, Secretary French Legation;
aaron Alyenssleben, Secretary Prussian Lega-
ton; Count Zannini, Secretary Italian lie = ton
and the Bolivian Minister. The Swedish Minis
ter viii be the guest of Count Corti, the Italian
Minister, who has cottage. Madame Catacazy
has secured rooms at the Ocean House. The
Duke Alexis will be her guest during his stay in
Newport.
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- Route-FrOm Baltimore By Old Bay Line
and Norfolk By steamer n. p. Banks to Cherry
~ I'm
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EX-SENATOR GRIMES Ill sail from Liverpool
for New York to-day, and win reach his home
in Iowa some time in July. His health, it is
said, is almost entirely restored.
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j. LATHEor MOTLEY, ex-United STATE :
Minister at London, is expected to return to Ibis
country in September.
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EoR RENT-HOUsE No. 7a0 ian street -
- tween Y and II streets, containing ten r0oHs
oath room, cellar, gas and water, and large 6arl
ySfa; Apply al 42i 9Th street, between and II
ge4-s0sts
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" W. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D srs.
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James Aston. decent looking white man, charged
drunk and discrderly; hned IS. Mary Holland,
drunk and dlseraerly IA Georgetown, fined 80, or
vOrkhorse 30 days. Timothy Sullivan, drunk aud
disOrdsrly; fined $40. Daniel Webster, cnlored,
charged with profanity IN the streets; fned D. VIM
Spencer, same OfeECs; fined S5, > days On work
house.
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GENERAL SHERMAN has returned 10 Washing.
ton, and is busily engaged at the War Depart
ment to-day attending to large mass Of
correspondence which accumulated during his
absence. tt
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JAMES NJ. DAVENPORT, (the man who sho
Justice o. b. s. WALTZ and A. j. Carrier, have
resigned their clerkships in the Second Auditors
Office.
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The Difference Between Men,

The great difference between men-be-
tween the feeble and powerful, the great
and insignihcant-is energy, invincible
determination; Il purpose once fixed up
on, add then death or victory. That
quality will compass anything that is
possible in life; and no talent, no circum-
stances, no opportunities, will make Il
mGn without it,
Endedvor to take your work quietly.
Anxiety and over action are always the
cause OF sickness and restlcssness. We
must use our Judgment to control our
excitement, or our bodily strength will
break down. We must remember that
our battle is to be won bya strength not
of our own. 1t is battle that does not
depend upon the swift and strong.
l should rejoice to hear any one Of
my congregation saying Il forgot who
preached [ felt SO much the influence of
the truths he preached. Blessed be God,
[ WAS enabled to repent, and the silent
tears trickled down my checks. My
heart WAS affected, I began to relent, and
now it relcnts again when | consider by
whose mercy 1t was that was blessed
with these feeling. Rowland Hill.
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Did Gen: Butler Steal n Negro,

The full teXtof General B. +. Butlers's
last speech in advocacy Of his claims to
the governorship of Massachusetts,, as
reported in the New York Tribune con
tains the following significant passage,
which is as near to Candor as could tie
expected. General Butler says:
Il did not love slavery much better
than men who prated much louder
about it. l see that am told by every
Springfield paper that L voted thirty
seven times or tifty-seven times for jeff
Davis, [ did-to preserve the Union
They tell You that every time but they
don't tell you that the boat ON which
came away from Charleston had fugi-
tive slave.
1t is evident here that General Butler
wishes to make capital for himself in IL
quarter where he thinks the violation Of
law III connection with II then existing
dOmesticinstitution of some of the States
was regarded as IL tolerable if not no.
bic thing He takes care not to assert
fatty that he himself did run off slave;
and perhaps it is well that he does not
80 assert, for there are few that would
believe that he had either courage or
the feelings i'll opposition to slavery that
would have induced such an act at that
time'-Balt. Sun.
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ThG Bon I,NnSiricinr.

John, undo his tail! There, ladies'
and gentlemen, is the wonderful boa con-
structor, SO called because he constructs
many pleasion images with his surpen-
tine form. The constructor is II long an
inal, as you will perceive, and is very
lOnglived. He lives hundred years or
more if he don t die beforehand He is
of the worm Species and worms himself
along the ground with legs Heis capa-
bic Of climbing the highest trees, in which
he is fond Of conoealing himself in tho
branches thereof, that he may impose up
on the benighted traveller OF other beasts
whereby to associate his hunger. ....
ale mashes his yittals before he eats 'cm,
and then swallows 'em head first Tho
seaSelpent is much larger, yet / think
the constructor could lick him, for he il
full Ofpluck. Prick him, John, and make
him hiss. When he Misses he is very an
rgy, and cares very little what becomes of
him. This is because he is very weak
minded and has very small head He
has, however, very large belly, and
when it is full lie is very good-natured.
He has Il very lovely skin, but is very
ugly tempered. He is very sulky and Ia
zy, and he is so spiteful it is mercy he
can't talk. l have took care of this
mighty snake for three years, but he
shows no gratitude. He is glutton,
and likes to stuff himself, and then to go
to sleep. II John didn't stir him(stlr
him again, john lie would never wake
up except to his vittals.
81 don't knows l ought blame him
much, though, because nature is nature
whether i'll Boston OF the rude valley of
Bengal l have an uncle who lived i'll
Bengal, and II brother who has never
been there. My uncle tells me that he
has seen ten thousand boa constructors
at one time frolicking i'll the forest,
and eating each other up My brother
does not believe it, but then he has not
seen it. Ny uncle may be depended up
ON. He sold rum and sugar to the III
jens. He is the only man i'll the world
who ever sold rum to the boa construc-
tor. This is the one he gave it to. He
first got il tight, and then boxed him up.
The boa will never forgive him,
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Jake Johnson had mule. There
was nothing remarkable in the mere
fact OF his being the possessor of such
an animal, but there was something pe-
culiar about this mule. He--the animal
! could kick higher hit harder Oh the
slightest proyocation, and act uglicr than
any mule on record.
One morning, riding his property to-
market, Jake met Jim Boggs, against
whom ho had an old bat concealed
grudgc. He knew Boggs weakness lay
III Dragging and betting; therefore he
saluted him accordingly:
GLOW axe you, Jim? Fine moning."
Hearty, squire" replied Jim, Elmo
weather. Nice mule that You have.
viii he do to bet on p
Bet on? Guess he will that. tell
You, jim Boggs he's the best mule i'll
this country. Paid $500 for him"
"Great smash! Is that so?" cjacu-
lated jim. 20
"Solid truth, every word of it. Tell
lo,,.,, g.. La,t;,,1: ,,,,,,,,'.''
oa,' o"' III ll ''lS a,' & puu 'o9''' DeS Nc
't w. hm,.;,. m,oH or loN' "'' A'''i "i'nou'
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""lS Ill 'le hii'n' wal LII 40 IL; Dut
you "tG 10 oo' ten against my hVe II
iiaA II, ra
,, AL llSr'' q"o'l the squire NOV
'hr,G ,.,i, 'S a ny Oh your shoulaer' stand
SUI. Anu Johnson adjusted the mule.
~, NV hiSt' JerIN %'id he
nc ii''''C I'lSeu ms neelS WIN srlch
'c'"c,'S anu Iorce tii',t Dogs rose IN the
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Vice President Colfax says, in COM
munication to the New York Independ
ent, that 1.-The undoubted public opinion
of the country is that the time for gener-
nj amnesty has arrived" Yes, but tho
administrator, despite that fact, has set
itself against it; and now Grant has is
sued proclamation declaring the eXis-
tenoe of lawlessness in South Carolina,
in the face of denial of the charge by
Radical officials in that State. This is
done III the hope of stirring up evil pas-
sion which may result in breaches of the
peace. that the demand for amnesty may
be silenced.
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DIR. o. s. PROPEITT'S
Celebrated Liver Medicine.

4 CTS with gcntlcncss and thoroughness upon
"A the Liver and General CirculatiOn-keer,
the l'oweS in natural motion and clennSes the
System from all impurities. B,lg" Never fails
to cure Liver Disease in any form Torpdity,
Enlargement, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss OF
appetite, Nausea, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn,
Debility, Low Spirits, Cold Feet and hands,
EoStivcnrSs, l.istleSsnesS, Collie, Chronic Diar-
rhcn chronic Chils and Fever.
ir-i9 Compounded in strict accordance with
SkillIul chemistry and scientific pharmacy,
this purely Vegetable Compound has, after the
Scvclcst tsst OF twenty years inccssau' use, been
styled the treat Restorative and Rccuperant
by the enlightened testimony of thousands using
it. 80 tremendously adjusted that it keeps the
Liver in hcalthtul action; ahd when the drec-
tions are ohscsvcd, tie process of waste anl re-
plcuisimcnt in the human system continues un-
intrrruptedly to Il ripe old age, and man, like
the patriarchs of old, drops into the grave full
et years, without struggle, whenever Death
claims his prcrogntvc, Adapted to the most del
icate temperament anl robust constitution. 1t
oan he given with equal safety and certainty of
success to the young child, invalid lady or strong
man. jc22 ly
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1T LEADS TO HAPPINESS
\ Boon to the whole Race
OF w oman!
DIR. y, BRADFIELD'S
Female e G gulator

TT WILL bring on the McnsCs relieve all pain
L at the monthly " Period - cure Rhcuma-
tiSm and Neuralgia uf Back anil Uterus: Len.
corrhwa or Whites aud partial Pruarsus
UtCri check excessive flow, aud correct all r-
rcgularitics peculiar to ladies'.
It will remove ull irritation Of Kiduevs anil
Bladder; relieve Costiycncss purify the Blood {;
give tone aud strength to the whole system !;
clear the skin, impurting Il rosy hue to the
cheek and ChcurlUlucsS to the mind.
II is as sure Il cure in all the above diseases
as Qujninc is in Chill- aud Fever.
Lulics can cure themselves Of all the above
Gi,ca,cs without revealing their complaints To
any one, which is always mortiryins to their
pride And moIcs,y
1t is recommended by the best physicians and
the clergy.
LAGGANGE, Ga, March %, 1870.
Bradiicl X Co., Atlanta, tia.-DCnr Sirs IL
take pleasure in stating that | have used for the
last twenty years the medicine you are now put
ting up, known rs Dr.. j, Brndned's Female
Regulator, and consider it the hest combination
ever gotten together for the diseases for which
II is recommended. ! have been familiar with
tic prescription both Ms practitioner OF mcli.
cine AMI in domestic practice, and can honestly
say that ! consider it II boon to suffering ic-
males, AMI can but hope that every lady in our
land, who may he suffering in any way peculiar
To their sex, may he able to prucurc hottie, that
their sullrrings may not only he relieved, hut
that they may he restored To health aui strength.
With my kiule,t regards, very respectful
ly, W. Il. FERRELL, NJ. b.
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What Our Contemporaries Say:

What Our Contemporaries Say:
The Trenton ta2ottc says eve take pleas
IRE in recommending it to the people ofths coun-
" rs the ailcSt. ,oundcst, and the most reliable
paper published in Tennessee"
The Chrksrille Tobacco L-af SAYS it Is "thc
arIcSt paper in jlc state, while in ability it is
at least equal toanv in the South"
The Knoxville Wing says: 1T is one of the
most splcnlidly gottcnu wccklies in the south"
The st. Louis Times says: at is one o. the fin
est weeiics printed North u south
These are onl VA sample Of scores Of commend
otions olthc Union * American by the press of
the country. Address
UNION AND AMERICAN,
noy2i-tf Nashville, Tenn.
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A kind hearted but illitcrate livery sta
bic keeper, who could not bear to see u
horse ill-treated, used to say, with per-
feet sin cerity, and, as he believed, with
perfect accuracy, "my hostility to them
us abuses hossess WAS born into me, and
comes us material as breathin."
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Rates of Emigrants are as follows ::

Kansas City, all Riyer,.... PISS
Passengers and Emigrants by this Line from
Chattanooga have choice of 3 different Routes to
the West and Northwest, as rol!owS Via Union
city, Hickman or Louisville, therefore giving ii
superior advantages overall other Routes.
Trains run to and from Chattanooga,
us follows:
LEAVE ARRIVE
3.lOa.m. Sundays Excepted l.3o Il. m
S.OOp. III. Daily, 40 p. III
All passengers are entitled to 100 povnd, hay
gage, which will be handled with care free of
charge.
For further information address Agents Of this
Line Mt the following places:
Il. VI. Hook, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
II. &. Rose,
l.. l.. Osmcnt, Cleveland,
II. W. Rcntro, London,
". j. Taylor, Morristnwn, 4"
q. NJ. flarrill, Knoxville,
For Quick Time and Sure Connec-
lions don't forget to buy your Tickets
of the
81. LoUj&, lEmJ,hi<, Nd~LrHl@ o0d Chmio-
noog1 Grrd 7UpugjjLHr.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Gcnl Superintendent
W. L. DANLEY,
Gcn'l p. 4 T.. Agent.
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E-,~ Subscribe for the ENrEprrlsZ.
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To hattcr persons adroitly one must
know three things-what they are, what
they think they are, and what they want
other people to think they are.
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eedi
FAMILY FAVORTTE SEWING
MACHINE.

SOME OF IT'S POINTS OF SUPERIORITY.
TT IS the lightest and fastcst-rnnning of any
L first-cllsS shuttle Machine.
1t has more room to admit of work unler the
arm.
1t is cleaned and oiled with much less trouble
every part being in plain sight,
1t is less liable to get ont of 0rder-thcrc be-
ing no acting springs used in its construction.
1t has the most simple and effective feed de-
vice
1t is decidedly the simplest and most durable
Machine in the market.
1t is easier learned to operate than any other
Machine.
BsJ~ BE SURE 81! to examine IT before
buying any other Machine.
STACY Il ANGEL, Gen'l Ag'ts..
lO2 Gay Street, Knoxville, Tenn.
BogNrt & NIayes have this celebrated Machine
for sale. Call and leV us show You how it works
and we are sure you will buy no other.
jeG Tiff BOGART Il MAYES.
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The latest News by Fclcrraph-Full Detail.
Of the stirring events in Europr-a carefully pro-
pared resume Of the home and foreign markets
"a complete Agricultural Department, iuyuluH-
he tothr Farmer and llouScwic-und II de-
li-htiul miscellaneous mcmngc.
The paper for the Household the Business
Mannnl the Lanoring Mau.
Prix, Only Two Dollars Year.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-26

"Thcse two lines that look so solemn,
We're Just put here to ill the column
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-07
THOMAS rDltI,tfx,

81 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Above Chestnut, East side, Philadelphia,
Neall call the attention OF those wish
ing 10 purchase cnfpfiiugs, 10 his large
! ans choice linz Of Foreign and Domestic,
q. in relation 10 qualities MS well us
s,,lra. Also Oil Cloths, Maliings, Rugs,
. Nats. slair Rods, &c, &c. at the lowest
cash prices.
NIB. SfrMaRr Dairy is not nt 2i3 S.
aud st, but /. with Thomas bcpuy.
sept ., ,oii-3mf-s,