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Jack Gordon, Eddy Gordon, VIM. J.
Webster, Esq, and others, returned
from the barrens Tuesday. Several
deer were killed.
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HDr Pierces Golden Medical Discov erv
will not raise the dead, but it will be benefit
and cure the living. For all severe Coughs,
Throat and Bronchial diseases it has never
been equaled.
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For Sale,
Male Hieh school.

One hfty-fve Saw Gin, made by J. W. Nance.
nearly new; will be sold low. Apply 10 w.
H. Wilkes. Culleoks, Tenn. 81 .laag9-St. i.
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Notice.

The Directors Of the Maury Agricultural and
Mechanical Society. are hereby notified to
meet at the secretary's office on Saturday,
August oath, 1672, as business Of great impor.
lance will come before the Board. l-r- +.
By order Of the President,
4 JOSH g. BAILEY,
/ Aug. 16, 1S72-2t .H'fE4elh Sccretdry.-
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Nashville & Decatur n. n. sehcaule.
Commencing sunday, August 4th,


Our friends mus. bear In mind that
we charge for all calls upon gentlemen
to become candidates, the same as ad-
vertisements. :. -s,.-,-.--..-.-.
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Superior Goods, Fair Dealing aod
Motto.
We solicit cash buyers to extend to rs the
trial Of competition.

The best Goods wfll always be found
the Cheapest. a.3 51-al
We are now having made men and boys
boots, ladies'. misses' and children shoes BY
the best workmen in the United States, which
will be received early in September, and will
sold. for cash. at prices much lower than ever
offered in Columbia. aig SHKkGoa & Son.
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Execuforu, Notace.

All persons indebted to the estate of DR.. J..
W. 8. Frierson. decd. are requested to call
and make settlement immediately.a aitu
l'F.7,i sci 3. w. FRiRRsoE,
- I'D J0HH FRIERs0x,
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A Call upon John r. Sparlkman, Esq.
SANTA FEE Tenn Au0 9Th lS72

j. +. Sparkman, Esq-Dear Sir;-We, the un
designed citizens Of Santa Fe and vicinity,
being DESTROYS of you becoming n candidate
to represent the county Of Maury in the low
er banch Of our next Legislature, know of
no better medium through which to make
our wishes known than through the Co
lumbia HERALD. We hereby call upon you
as we do your ability and patriotism, and
believing that you would spare no tolls nor
pains in the discharge Of the dulles incum-
bent upon you. Hoping you will give our
ci1z sol yes YOUR friends and sunuQrfers:
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Personal

We were pleased to receive call, during the
past week. from Jas. A. Grant, DR.. Ayers
traveller. Who was in our town devoting his
time AMI attention to the preparations Of the
great medicine man. This cali has become a
pleasant annual to us from the able and relia-
BILE business character Of the accomplished
gentleman whom this firm Send ont to transact
their business. No house is better known or
valued BY the press for its promptness in set
Element than the we'll established and popular
J.C. Aver 4 Co.. Lowell. Mass, whose .meei-
cines have become household necessity, and
won the confidence and praise Of all. Our
own acquaintance with them has extended
over series of ye,rs, and We have invariably
found them. their travellers and their medi-
cines, worthy Of, the commentators they
everywhere Tenn. } Tribune.
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FofSale. ~ lu .h.
We have for sale IN Eagle Cotton Gin, also
Power Corn Shelter. is. rtrnt .. Il u ~.
June a. Am MARTIN, EhBRY i WRIGHT.
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Los

A Green Velvet Purse. between CANDLES
Store and the INSTITUTES, containing green
backs and some coins The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at the HERALD OFrIcs..
Au- I6 f. .f .fr fssH e Ia Gen
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" a. NHAs@
WORM DESTROYER.
EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM

'r FL GEORGIA.
, yILLAScw, Walker Co., Ga.
June -.
DR.. John Bull-Dear Sir: I have reeentl7
given your Worm Destroyer several irisis.aLd
find il wonderfully eiicacioEJ' IL has not ia.l-
ed in a single instance to have the wished ior
effect. am doing pretty large country prsc-
tce end have daily use for some article OF the
kind. am, sir. respectfully,
i.. JULIUS =. CLEMENT, Md.
p $50 unqualified and numerous are the
testimonials in favor Of my Worm Destroyer
that newspaper space is entirely too small to
tell It's merits. IL Is an infallible remedy for
Worms. Try it and be convinced See my
Journal for more full description.
JOHN BULL.
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Philips. sftnii az IafiiseD -@cfsue1S h
4 1ol MsAle sehssl. "a; 10 lIesi a
Ny Music School will bssia the ssoesd wssh
in September. ] eFsr - an indussmslts les
son every day in, the wssh for seven dollars
per month. shd 70 those whs psy my GUS
tomary prizes (which il Is per month"; three
lessons Per week. payable monthly in advance.
Tho instruments used are. the Harp. Piano
and Guitar. sal CaN MRs. r. J.. DILLIN. q
aug 23-tf eN fzia. 80 ss1ai g nj III
WI. Philips Is selling clothing at cost TO
make room for large, full stock. "a, -.
Every style and Qussity 90.
Of Boots. Shoes and Hats can b found IT
shessog Sons. at very low prices. ii..ii = = Z
A new stock of the best brands of blesched
domsstics very Law. 1t the 0ne-Priss Cash
House Of WI. Philips. al : ,i Isus23lt.
Boots, Shoes and Hats are sold at prices that
csnnot fail to please the closest buyers, 1t W.
hoo ~ f-.sHfyg 49,
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Our aim has always been -,
To keep stock Of Boots, Shoes and Has that
should be perfect in fit, well and honestly
made. and suitable to first class trade. 80,
4 SHE1GoG i Sox.
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At o A. NJ. next day, we drove to "Niew
Schloss" or New Castle, which 10 the
summer residence OF the Grand Duke OF
Baden.
The road leading to the castle Is kept
in admirable order and the d i've up the
mountain was very enjoyable. Winding
along the mountains We had commanding
views OF the surrounding country from
various elevations, and when we reached
the CASTLE the pictures, seen from the
terrace on which it is situated, of the
outspread valley, with the neghboring
rivers and towns, are beautiful in the ex-
IRENE. The porter took us through the
various apartments in the palace and they
| looked very comfortable and home like.
There was n large number of modern
paintings, handsome slatuary, and family
portraits, scattered through the different
rooms We went down into the dungeons
which were as dark and cold as the cata-
combs in Rome and such as we had often
read Of but whose existence was hardly
credible until we had seen and been in
them, The doors to some of them were
immense blocks of stone, swinging on
pivots in the sill and in the lintels, the
very closing Of which on a p. isoner must
have been significant of an early demise.
We also went into the torture chambers,
in which were remaining some instruments
of torture, used in the good old days"
aud had pointed ont to us the oublietts,
falling into which, unhappy wretches
illustrate til name of being forgotten for
ever.
1t was quite a mental and physical re.
lief to come from the cold damp dung ons
of the past into the bright sunshine of the
present.
The drive back to the town was very
pleasant. We stopped a few moments at
the old churchyard, where there is Il curl
Gus representation of the Mount of Olives,
with Christ praying and the sleeping de
sciples. Near the entrance was lofty
pedestal, on which was quaint old figure
representing a grave ligger. The after |
noon was spent wandering round the |
place and at the Trinkhalle where the |
waters are dispersed. The evening was
passed the same as the previous one, in |
front of the Conversation House, watching |
the crowds of all tongues and rationale |
ties, passing to and fro, as if for our es.
pecial benefit, while we listened to the |
choice music Of Strauss. We left Baden |
Baden on the goth of July on the 6,l0 |
A. NJ train. and after wearisome ride of |
eight hours, arrived at Frankfort. We
were eight hours going eighty miles.
They called the train the "schnelzug,n |
thought it the "snailzug' from its speed.
B. NJ
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-26

The LOST ONEs.-Has it ever occurred
to you what a commentary upon our
civilization are those lost women, and the
attitude of society toward them A little
child strays from the home inclosure,
and the whole community is on the alert
to find the wanderer and restore it to its
mothers arms What rejoicing when it
is found, what fearful sympathy, what
heartiness of congratulations There are
no harsh comments upon poor, tired feet,
he they ever so miry, no reprimand for
the solled and torn garments, no lack OF
kisses for the tear stained face. But let
the child grow to womanhood, let her be
led from it by the scour9e of want--What
happens then Do Christian men and
women go in quest of her p? Do they
provide all possible help for her return
or if she returns of her own motion, do
they receive her with such kindness ard
delcacy as to secure her against wander
ing again ? Far from il. At the first
step she is denounced as lost--lost !!
echo friends and relatives-we disown
you don't ever come near us to disgrace
us Lost says society indiiferently.
How bad these girls are ! And lost !!
irretrievably lost-is the prompt verdict
of conventional morality, while one and
all unite in boiling every door between
her and responsibility. All, will not
those lost ones be required at our hands
hereafter. - M's. Buvieigh.
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How TT FEELS TO BE BLOWN IIP.-A

How IT FEELS TO BE Blown UP.-A
boat Mcdonald, on the Mississippi.
thus tells the story of his experiences :
| was awakened from sleep by heavy
conclusion, followed Immediately after
ward by second and heavier one. Ev-
cry thing seemed to give way There
was rush of hot air, and found my
self going through the mir. Something
struck me in the side and broke my
ribs. ] knew III moment what was the
matter, and had all my senses about
me. 1t seemed to me that l went up a
frightful distance. How far, of course,
I cannot tell. | left the hot air that star
ted with me, and struck cooler current
| went up head first, and, as | stopped,
[ turned over and came down head first
The thought passed through my mind
that this was unfortunate, for | might
strike piece of the wreck and injure
myself Just then stick struck me and
whirled me over so that l struck the wa
ter feet first. The blow left mark on
my right leg about eight inches long,
aud crippled it sc that ! could not use it.
/ took in full breath of air as [ touched
the water and soon began to rise. The
thought struck me, what if | come up
just in time to be hit by a falling timber.
As came up thrust up my hand over
my head to protect 1t, and caught it on
a piece of the roof, cutting it somewhat.
My theory is that it was part of the
roof over me. / had followed it up and
beat it coming down. I looked around
and saw the wreck had already sunk.
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Items Of Interest.

THE city debt Of New York is $780,
100000.
SEVERAL horses have died of sunstroke
in Indiana.
WonK in the underground railroad in
New York is to beg!a in September.
killed on the railroad in trying to save n
pet gosling from a similar fate.
THE valuation of Boston is stated to
have increased $40, 900, 900 in real estate,
and 20,000,000 in personal property
during the year,
THE jury in the case of Stokes ON triad
for the murder of Jas. Fisk, Jr. having
declared finally that they could not
agree, were discharged. They stood
seven for murder in the first degree,
three for mauslaughter and two for ac'
quittal.
THE sister of Allen Jordan, who was
chiefly instrumental in the capture of
the Indian murderers of the Cook family,
was killed II day or two since by her
husband, an Indian at St. Paul, it is be-
lieved out of revenge for the part taken
ny lcr brotner III bringing tue COOK
family murderers to punishment.
Mrs. GRAFT BRowN is sad to be
lady Of fine presence and Of very sweet
and gracious manner. Ii is related oil
the Governor that he married purely for
love. On one occasion, when strolling
out of town with two or three members
of the Missouri Legislat IRE, he first saw
his wife, who was at that moment occu
pied in swinging on gate in front of a
country farmhouse. The" have six
children living, the eldest being only
fourte en-, and five of them girls.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-26

The New WORLDS GRAND REMEDY
The Old World has played its part in veg
ctablc medication. But tie botany Of the
New World is, as yet imperiectly ex=
plored. One new and most important
revelation from that land of wonders
CaIifolnia-has astonished the scientific,
and accomplished such cures Of diseases Of
the stomach and bowels, bilious complaints
malarious fevers, nervous affections, and all
diseases proceeding from vitiated condi-
ton of the blood, as have never before
been witnessed. Before WALKERS CALI
FoRNIA VINEGAR BIITERs all the alcoholic
and mineral medicines are rapidly falling
INTO disusc. They cannot resist the over
towering evidence brought forward every
day, Of the immense superiority OF this
medicine. Not drop Of any variety OF
distilled or termor ted liquor or mineral
poison enters into composition Il is
general aperieut, a ,Jnic, derived from en-
tirely new vegetable sources, an unrivalcd
stomachic. admirable in all pulmonary dis
eases and, In fact, as near TO universal
remedy as botanical discovery and scientific
skill can hope to attain. DR.. Walker con-
Sders it a cure for all diseases not organic,
and really the great variety of diseases in
which it Is successful seems to warrant the
opinion. Every family needs such rem.
edy. |, saves pain, anxiety and doctors
bills. We know what trouble it is to
keep the bowels Of children IN order, and
any remedy that will streng hen and reg
rlate their weak and variable digestion
must be domestic blessing.
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A TOUCHING INCIDENT In speaking
OF the flood which was so disastrous in
several sections of Virginia, the Lynch
burg papers give the following sad event
A mother and several little children were
making their escape from a narrow neck
of land, which lies between the river
and the canal, when they were amazed
to find that the bridge was already gone,
and that their only hope was to cling on
to the abutment Of the bridge until the
angry waves should subside. But as
they stood there clinging 20 the abut-
ment, the waters continued TO rise high
er and higher, while in the deep dark
ness they could hear the crashing of
trees amid the thunders of bridge tim
bers that were wildly dashing all around
tnem. They had been in this desper-
ate condition for some time. when the
little girl felt that her strength was gone,
and with wild shrek of terror she ex-
claimed, kiss me, mother, for can't
hold any lonperr' And with the warm
pressure of that mothers lips upon her
cheeks, she was swept away and was seen
no more.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-26

The STOKES CAsE.--Iu the case Of
Stokes on trial in New York Tor the mur-
der of Fisk, three ballots were taken, the
second and third standing seven tpr nun
der in the first degree to three for man
slaughter in the third degree and two for
acquittal. 1t is reported that one OF
those voting for acquittal stated that he
did so because of conscientious oppo-
sition TO capital punishment and that lie
would change his vote to murder ii his
associate would, which offer was not
taken, The jury, being unable to agree,
were discharged. The verdict took no.
body by surprise, New York paper
says, and was accepted by the counsel
for the defense rs a substantial victory.
Said Mr.. Tremainc, Stokes counsel :
Eyes, we think it a substantial victory
under the circumstances. We had been
followed by detectives employed by the
prosecution, and we felt that the judges
charge was against us. | do not mean
that the judge was unfair by any inteu-
ton, hut some If his rulings seemed to
US rather hard on our client, and we were
very anxious as to the result. On'the
whole We think it victory"
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A MIXED CAsE.-The Cleveland police

A MINED CAsE.-The Cleveland police
picked up a man a day or two ago in the
streets who appeared to he laboring I'M
der great mental disease, but on applying
soothing remedies he came TO himself
and explained matters. The Le{ger says
that when he left his happy home early
in the morning his wife kissed him good
by, as is her custom when she wants any
errand performed, and then asked him
to ago to the dressmaker and tell her
that she (the wife had changed her mind
and would have the watered silk made
up instead of the poplin, and be sure to
tell her." said the wife, A." that if she
thinks it would look better with ten bias
founces without putting, and ox-plaited
below the equator, which should be
gathered in hem stitched gudgeons and
down the seams. with gusset stitch
between, she can make it up in that way.
instead of fiuting the bobinette insertion.
and piecing out with point applique as |
suggested yesterday"
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Blind.

10 knows the summer comes, for now
Tho pleasant south-wind socks his brow
He hears the tvitter and the song
or building-hirds the whole day long.
To him the violet odor blows;
To him the breath Of budding rose;
And hint Of the Magnolas bloom
To him forever in the gloom,
But not for him the dewy morn
Hangs heaven upon tho idle thorn
But not for him the splendid day
Dazzles the azure on its way,
Aud not for him the awful night
Wings upward her eternal flight.
But to be blind, and be like him
When far away these shadows swim,
While Gods bright lilies to and fro
Shake softly all their gold and snow,
And first he satisfies his sight
At the great fountain of the light,
And sees in glory and alone
The emerald rainbow round the throne.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-26

CLAW trap and Cant.-lnvalid reader, ii YOU
are unwse enough TO put yourself outside OF any OF
the mock tonics guaranteed TO contain mo diusive
stirnulant," You will inevitably come to grief Ash,
your physician if any liquid preparation, destitute OF
stimulating properties is worthy of the name of a
tonic. He will tell you no. Shun all such pauseous
catchpennits. PLANTATION BIITEns, the most
wholesome invigorGnt in the world, owes the rapid
ty with which it relieves the dsordtred stomach
and the shattered nerves TO the dusive agent which
conveys its icnal ingredi nts to the seat of the
con plant That agent is the spirit of the sugar
cane, the most nutritious and agreeable of all the
varieties of alcohol The medicinal ingred ents of
tile B.tters, valuable they are, would be compare
lively us. less without this dstrbutive basis They
would =. rment and sour. Beware. you hope Tor
health OF the horrible compounds of refuse drugs
in state of fermentation which humbugs endeav-
oring to foist upon the public as medicines. ON.
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Speoial Notices.


Twenty summers have elapsed since 1t was briefly an
nouneed that new vegetable tonic and Alternative bear
Ing the name Of Hostetters stomach Bters, had been
aaled TO tho list of Preventive aud Restorative med-
oines The modest advertisement which invited atten-
ton to the preparation stated that had been used with
great success In pryat practice AZ cure for dyspepsia
bilious complaints, constipation and Intermittent fever
II was soon discovered that the article possessed extra
ordinary properes The people, Of every class, tested
It's merits as tonic, stlmuant corrective and restora
tive and found that It's effects than fulfilled their
hopes and expectations From that time to the present
It's has been upward and onward, and stands
oday at the head OF all medicines of its class American
imported in the magnitude of its sales and It's reru-
tation az safe agreeable and potent ngisorant and
restorative For languor and debility lack OF appetite
and gastric disturbances common during the summer
months IL Is absolutely infalbe. Indigestion, bilious
DISORDERS constipation, nervousness periodical feyers
and all the ordinary complaints generated by Vtated
and humid atmosphere vanish under its renovang and
regulating influence. This is It's record, ayouohed by
volumes of testimony, extending period
of fifth of century aud oompreheuding the names of
thousands OF we-known citizens belonging TO every
class and calling In Europe IL is thought great thing
to obtain the patronace of royalty fora patent medi
cine" but Hostetters Biters has been spontaneously
approved by millions Of independent soyereens and its
,ent ennsists N their m dor cement.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-26

FILTHISEss. is said by eminent
scientific men that "the decomposition
of single potato or wllted turnip will
breed disease if the vapors of the decay
ing substance are confined to the walls
of house." The same is said of decay
ing substances in alleys, streets and yards.
The vspors arising from manure and
rubbish piles will so impregnate the at
mosphere as to make it unhealthy, and
thereby spread diseases and death. This
is the cause of so many diseases breaking
out that battle the skill Of physicians.
Filthiness causes destruction wherever
il exists.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-26

REMEDY FOR AsTHMA.-We think we
are benefitting our readers when we in
form them that relief for the Asthma
can be found, in using JONAS WHIrooMD's
Remedy. -Co,n.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-26

The relaxing power of JoHNsoN's ANoDYNE
LrNIMENT is truly wonderful. Cases are al
ready numerous where bent and stiiened limbs
have been limbered and Strengthened by It,
When used for this purpose, the part should b'
washed and rubbed thoroughly. Apply thu
linment co,d, and rub It iii with the hand. Com
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-26

The purest and sweetest Cod-Iager OH in the
world il HAZARD & CAswELL's, made on the sea
shore from fresh, selected liyers, by CAswELI,
HAZARD 4 Co., New York. 1t is absolutely pur-
and street. Patients who have once taken II
prefer it to all others Physicians have decided
it superior to any of tho other oils in market.
TOM
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-26

1t is an interesting fact, not generally
known, that the "sign language" of
all Indians is the same, or nearly the
same; SO that it man meets another,
belonging to different tribe, he is able
to converse with him by means of signs.
much In the same manner that deaf and
dumb people converse with one another.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-26

How foolish you are to be annoyed by flies
and mosquitoes when you can not only kill and
drive them ont OF the house but keep them out
yet perfectly harmless to animal life, and
also kill all bugs, reaches insects on plants,
&c, by using Chennocks Patent Powder Gun
& Death Dealing Powder. Gun and large pack
age Of Powder sent free by express for s1,00.
Agents Waited WEBB MANIC Co, Sc Cort-
land ST., New York.-[Com.l
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-26

Whether for use on ma1 or beast. the Mer-
chants Garghng Oh will be found an invaluable
Linimcnt and worthy of use by every resident
IN the land. We know of no proprietary medl-
cine or article now used in the United States
which shares the good will Of the people to
greater degree than thls.-N. Y. independents