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Improvement fin Surgery.

A collection OF 7DSS. within the cavity
OF the chest, technically called enpyep,d,
resulting from chronic pleurisy, has
been frequent since the earliest history
of medicine and the practice ofsurgeons,
has been to tap that side of the thorax
containing the fluid, from which cures
have frequently followed. But by the
methods heretofore in use, IT. vas- Az
most impossible to prevent the admis-
sion of air into the pleural cavity, which
often increases the suppurative process
so that the patient at last sinks from
the long continued discharge, the wound
in the side remaining Permanently
open. To obviate the difficulty we
have seen very ingenious instrument,
called an "dspirdto''," which is, q small
tubular instrument, attached to a pump,
and so constructed as to draw out with
considerable rapidity. any collection of
nus or serum, into which the needle ran
be pushed without admitting the air, or
splitting a drop of blood, and with no
more pain than that produced by the
prick of q needle With this instru-
ment, few days since, DIR. A. G. White,
of Spring Hill, succeeded in, withdraw
ing considerable quantity of pas from
the chest OF a young gentleman, Mr..
Thomas Crow, living near Mt. CARMEL
in Williamson county, tennessee, long
an invalid from chronic pleurisy, and
by the repeated use of the same, DR.. w /.
hopes to effect permanent cure Of the
patient. Many valuable lives would be
saved if all the physicians in the coun-
try kept lp with all the new and Won
-derful improvements in surgery, and
medicine. In this and other respects,
DIR. White has no superior in the State,
and furnishes a bright example to all
the younger members nf the noble pro
fessiOn. ~h"A ''tHi ~ -" W /
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tCUPREME COURT SALE.

VALUABLE LAND NEAR UNPLEASANT.
Avis lliaIIs, Trustee, rs. J. ID. Wortsani..
. Pursuant to, "a decree or the supreme
Court pronounced in the above named cause
at its December term, lS7l, ct Nashville,
will sell to the highest bidder on the 5Ii dav
of October, ls72, on thsr premises, in tina lHil
civil district of Maury county, Tenn q Tract
Of land containing hD acres more or ifess. al ,
Joining the lands OF WIN. 81. Irvine. jaw. s.
Ridley, Thomas Turner, Jas j, Wortiiasi
and others. 1i91z acres OF The above tract
were purchased by James Puliiamiof A. w.
Workman, and 40 acres and n fraction of j.
", s. Ridley. This land will lie divided
into two or more tracts and sold separately.
and then put upend sold all together, the
highest bid per acre taking the land. III
ALSO, at the same time and place. the
life estate of James Puliiam inland to I25
Acres OF land, being the tract of land wiIled
to the wifeof said Pulliam by the last will
and testament Of Mary II. Workman, decd,
and adtoins the tract Of 100 acres. above de-
scIlocus , tffs 'f'tlf -.a
Terms ;-s50O,e0 to be paid in. cash, the bal
ance On q Credit of one and two years; the
purchaser executing notes with good and
approved security, bearing interest from
date and lien retained tn secure the pay
ment Of the purchase money. Sale within
lawful hours and free from the equity Of re-
demption. &C. DUNNINGTOS, Clerk.
AT Office, Nashville, Sept. IL, '72.-4t.-prin's
Zee, Sl2,oe = = l...s-.l D.. ~.
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AScCeoBGs
Z J. n. Woodbridge, blind Confederate
soldier, delivered his lecture On sssxt6;
ALIVE Breathe, y ct thes1 lAsonic Hal.
IN this place, last Friday niglt ~
audience was not AZ large q MiShtH416
been expected from town which is so
strongly Southern in sentiments as Cos
lumbIa- w. ]. Whitthorne. 1xhouaku,
belonged to the First Tennessee ksRin
ment, and was badly wounded in the
same battle, introduced Mr.. woodbridge
to tho audience, in. law .e20Queotyre>
marks. He said he had knoewn him on
the.tehted field, and had sSen him IN
battles stern array; everywhere he
beheld in him brave Christian soldier.
Lieut.. Woldridge's undaunted spirit had
cheered him on the wearisome march,
and his courage had inspired him on the
battlefield; Mr. WddridgeyI lectufeI
was we'll described in an article We
copied last week, and which has scarcely
left US anything to say. II vas very
interesting. and would have been 81 mag
nificent effort, coming even from pro-
iessional scientist possessing age and
man, who has been perfectly. blind tony
years, it was wonderful. And yet Mr..
Woldridge's lecture was soI plain, that
much of it, at least, could be thoroughly
understood by every person in the aus
dience. Capt. Thos. H. Mckinney, who
at the battle of Perryville, was Adjutant
of the First TENNESSEE Regiment, and
snatChed the colors from the jaws ~ q
murderous battery, was present at the
lecture, and rendered assistance to his
old comrads. Who, that have not
hearts of stone, will ever forget the
tremulous hands OF the blind soldier, as
he stood there AFTER delivering his leg
ture, and returned his thanks, I'd a voice
broken by deep emotion, for the, kind.
ness displayed by his old comrades, and
by all others who had honored him by
their attendance. Perryville was q
bloody field to Tennesseans, but to none
did it bring such misfortune as to John
Woodbridge, brave spirit! And may He
who gave sight to Blind Bartimeus. ever
put it into the hearts OF Southerners to
care for, comfort, and cheer ip.TD
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wILLIAMSPORT ITEMS.


There was considerable wind and rain
in the villageon Saturday evening last.
Several shade trees were prOstrated. 4a
Our merchants are receiving their new
it's to be regretted that the r..nolly
Warden" Of "'Arkland" did not wear off
the blue ribbon at the last Fair, for she
is a beautiful specimen, Of hog Find. y A'#
Capt. Rufus X. Polk, a candidate for
Floater, was among us last week. i' ~
Ex-Sherif John Baker. of Hickman
county, was taken suddenly ill Sunday
last at church, near Shady Grove. He
also a few days previous lost his most
valuable saddle horse, "Ball," by an
accidental wound.uo .ifaIs 1.tpo
Another beautiful young lady from
Cypress Creek, near Florence, Ala, is on
a visit to Arkland, the pleasant home of
jeff Dorset. ~ !. ~',i,',oi,, ri Ts5I
A protracted meeting was held at
Nebo this week. by Rev. r. 6. Linn. 3
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Thaisslaniifllf M F;sSt,f 81 Il; 'gaasr 1aborad
nnder the disadvantsce al havi.~Tvo
rainv davs INT On .Safnrdav fhe Hoo
horss r,nSs we're -, considered ve e GOD
IN this fRe isst Sav savarsi ~ o~.
Manrv Counts H.-,,;yrs s b ID or n,o nj.
INNS .us~nr u,t.,Tr Se msv snent3on
Can. ThSsass 3iHs6ns 81 hevicinitv of
Snrine Hin foStae hest mare one Wear
es or mares to light vehicle; John A.
Miller, for the best single hsfnes mare;
for the hest m:res sH rae veafs and isr sHs,
four ~V a;ro3crv,,, Cant. Gi bsen' took
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For Sale, Is IS
rEn;- "a n,
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RELIGIOUS RI INrELIL1GENCE.

#Quunsay h6<vtny was held at Mt.
yebo Hast Gsturdsy and Sunday. DIR.
Green presidip2 and preaching. We are
lad to learn taatthe good Doctor may
Be with us smother year: q !
8 A pretrSctSd mee.ja4 WIS held 10 the
AZ, Il. Church at Spring Hill last week,
Rev. Mr.. johnson, local minister, pre-
siding. Considerable interest was man
ifested, and several persons convened.
s A revival Of religion was had in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church in this place this
week, and much good accomplished.
Rev. Mr.. Otis was assisted by Roy. T..
"a. Thompson, of Spring Hill.
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SCALY ERUpTIONS %

CgodnSe the Systenl Of OtLI 1DplG5'ities.
ne Swayne's Panacea Purifies the Blood.
''ns- AS a Blood Purifier and cure for Scrofu-
lous Complaints, liberated Sore Threat, Mer-
curial and Syphilitic diseases, Hip Joint COM
plaint, &C., Dr.. SwAYNE's PAsAcEA has .,
worldwide reputation. 1t -, ..,.,,...r
ana ssSS-.upess TO. Debilitatsd and CORRUPTED
ConstitItions. Describe symptoms in all
COMMUNICATIONS, and address Letters to the
PRINCIPAL office of DIR. SwAYHE 4 SoN,No $50
North Sixth street,. above Vine street, ~ hils-
delphia. For.sale by D. c. Helm, Cslum bia.
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AsUE AND FEVER,
OR cHILLSAND FEVER.


(, The rroprietor.oe thrs.scelebrated medicine
usiy Claims fors:t a superiority over I'll rem.
dies ever offered to the public for the ssfe,
ertaln, speedy and permanent cure of Ague
: "a Fever, ar Chllls a3d Fever, whether of
short or long standing. He refers 10 the en-
tire western and Southern country Ia bear him
testimony TO the truth Of the assertion, that in
no case whatever will it fail TO cure if the al
rections are strictly followed and carried cat
In great many cases single dose has LceD
sufficient for cure, and whole families have
been cured BY single bottle. with perfect,
restoration of the general Eeallb. II is. how
ever, pInnent, and in every case more certain
to cure, If its USE is continued in smaller dose,
TOR week or two AFTER the disease has been
checked, more especially in difficult and long
standing cases. : UsuaBy:this medicine will
not require any sit to Keep the bowels ingood
order. ShcRld the pat;ent, however, rcry,irea
ca:hartic medicine, after having taken three'or
four doses OF the tonic, a single..d0sa of Buils
Vegetable Family Pills viii oe sufficient.
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Parties indebted to this Office will ia
vor us by calling and making Immediate
settlement ~ 'weHafe needing morey.
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Mrs. Rivers, wife of Reverend DR.. Rivers. one
OF Che most learned, eloquent, and popular
Ministers OF the Methodist Episcopal Clutch.
and who Is at present stationed et Broadway
Church, Louisville, Ky. i. -
a LouIsvILL.Kr., Oct. sth, .a1n
Dr.. JOHN BULL-DEAR SIR Many thanks
to you for the medicine you have so kindly
given me. have been a grert sufferer for
Years, and had the advice of various physicians.
Come pronounced my spine, some nv Iubxs, /,
and some my heart 10 be the seat Of nv dis :
ease. have been burnt, blist,red and cup-
ped until had become disheaftened. Several
very eminent physicians who exarnincd NV
spine informed NE that vas threatened with
paralysis or apoplexy any day, and that MOTH,
ing but seton would relieve me. / had q
perfect horror ofy!that, and was hesitating
about having one inserted when you kindly ,
sent me your Ssrssparilla which immediate-
ly begun to take three times day. had suf-
fered terribly with n most acute pain in the
night side of my head, especially wher, would
read or write for any Length OF time. and on
rising to my feet would be perfectly blind
fer several minutes. and would have TO hold to d
something to'prevent falling. 80
am most happy 10 inform you thatiLo pain
in my head is entirely relieved suffer but
seldom with my spine and then moi so acute
ly. My appetite Is good indeed for the first
time in my life enjoy lny..dinner more than
any meal during the day. ~. = = "a
You kindly sent D,e four bottles again LAST
aight. and began again this nsorping, and 1 f.
hope tn be entirely relieved. Please accent !
MY heartfelt thanks and best wishes.
s.ri Very truly your most grateful friend,
Of .... ..t f NJ. b. C.RIvERs.
Ny Journal abounts with similar letters. Al
of " LIch guarantee to be genuine and w, r.
ten By the persons whose names they bear.
Do not suffer yourself 10 be imposed O,
Don't be drawn away after new and doubtful
experiments. Don't risk yourhealth by letting
novices experiment upon you with their trash. d
My Sarsaparllla has stood the test for twe.,-, 4
ty-five years it is still the Sarsaparlla of me
day, and OF the age, towering over all others
IN popu arity and its curative qualities,
Avoid all those who are trying to palm Of
on you other extracts of Sarsaparilh so-called.
Remember it is DR.. John Bulls lSarsapsriIix- d
Of Louisville, Ky, that IS tho old and reliable
remedy for impurities of the blood and scrufu-
ious affections. Always bear that in mind. b,
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The first train ran through from
Louisville to Montg 6mery, on the Great
Southern Railroad, Sunday. The road
has been fitted up with palatial coaches
and everything dons't0 make travelling
pleasant. The Louisville City Council
are making preparations, TO, celebrate
the completion with grand demonstra-
ton On the Gh inst, closing with ban
quet on the night of the 10th. We &C
knowledge receipt of invitation, and
shall be delighted to attend. ,;.tIir. 9iui
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Colonel George r. Webster; late . cit
zen of Newport, is editing and pubs
fishes a weekly paper entitled the New
York Saturday Revisw.-cOHr'er-
We are quite sure the above must be
q mistake. Col. Geo. p, Webster lives
near Cross Bridges, on Big Bigby, in this
county; il fond of going to the Barrens;
has Q son named Blaik, and son-in-lsw,
Dick Gordon, the latter being found in
high places at feasts.
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I am now offering for sale large and varied
stock of goods. Call and examine fol, your
selves and be convinced that this is tho place
to find good goods, low prices and fair dealing.
Sept 27-2w W.J.PHLIPs.
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ifiliu.is IN "a
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offer for rent or lease two valuable farms
near Spring Hiil-containing respectively 800
and 500 acres. For particulars apply to
CANPBELL BROWN, Spring Hill. Tenn.
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! iii Won sn1rp ,'Liso... OK .rz. iwasGI

zGestlesc,gN Youf Z committee appoint
county CO Farmers. Cub soss,post tue %.
suit of the trial OF the seeds sent to the
club by the Agricultural Department,
At Washington City, for distribution,
beg leave TO say, that on CUNT, of the
failure Of many. of those receiving seeds
to keeps memorandum Of the precise
name. and kinds OF seeds received by
them, that we find 1t, impossible TO get
as satisfactory, report as desired;;, but
your committee feel assured thatIsthe
growing interest manifested by those
having seeds, will insure d sf1uch more
satisfactory report pext year. hzsxh5 ~
The result of the tfi6ls OF the different
members being so idantically the same,
~ 70 give the result. or report. Of zach
The parsley, okra, egg Tiant, and
celery, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1 ,s,s S., ssgS 70 tAat llKs1own "
The white seleoiaa beets, fat dutch
and drum head rcabbage, and large mar
rowfat black eye pea were VERY supe-
'l IsttHuces far inlsiSt tetthossgEw we have
A' rs 4sssards dsid' seeds we have been
able to- get ihI butt few reports. And
just here your committee will remind
you that the club received but few field
seeds fsdiE5 ttAtxnz GG51 rsoSo rcd
The oats could not, learn their exact
name) proved to be very superior to any
thing Of the kind grown here before, , -.
The large. yellow field Indian corn
(some Of which wss exhibited to the
clubl WIS most favorably reported upon.
1t ripens or natures jats from two to
three weeks sOonerthan our field corn,
One gentleman, Mr.. Danl j. Estes,
who plsnted the above cora in bis cot-
ton. field, that it would. not mix
With other corn,s says shat he gave or.
ders not to SOW cotton seed where this
corn was planted, which orders ware not
obeyed; and that he suffered both the
corn and cotton to remain, leaving the
corn about IA inches apart in the drill,
| and one corron vv :. S.Had seee .sn corn
stalks. and as . result, 10 Il satisfied
the corn would make ct the rate Of say
twenty to thirty bushels OF corn per
acre, besides prospects for as good Q cot.
ton crop rs he has growing on his
farm. Some az the cotton stalks which
were gexhibitodwere from six to seven
feet high. The corn besides maturing
early, tbs stalk does not grow high like
the native corn 80 As'to osershadow the
cottons,s.,sss ssa = sr.ala .~srls = = pos y q
j Your scommittee trust Others NAV
make similar expe tments In 1878. bsliev-
| ing thar much good wiz be- the result.
With regrets that your committee were
unable to set at any further faots to ena-
them to malaa more f1ll onsatin1aotory
report, we remain respectfully, -sii''
| y fssngiagfJ 90 1.1 hBSrEs, +
-.,,,.. ...l-.-s t..s-.r, w. s. RAINEY,
! afiluis In IN EDWARD KUHN.
4 .<daIk.
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GREAT REMKDIES.:
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,

ff - sr -n- lEfz.d,
.r frrI rf .GEnl
rr. .rtf.-rss isens
For the Cure off, 1riiTsvHes
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Lost.

A small derringer pistol, at the Fair Ground
Saturday, Sept. 81. A liberal reward will be
given to the finder by leaving it ut this office.
Sent 27-9w.
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Which We will at prizes toscOrrespOnd with
hsprices of Earpers' Produce. E4l 81
SEPT af lsaZ III L shsesos $son,5
New Goods. Ney Goods, direct from 3ew
York. justreceived atm. J. Bryant's.l -
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For Rent.

Received this day, Black Silks. Black Al
pacas, Opera Flannels. One Price only.
! Sept. q Wv WI. PHILIPS,
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Remarks,

DemOeratic Executive Committee Tor
( - Maury County. .-7,saud
d. B. COOPER, Chairman; JAMES A. SANS
, DERs, RUFUS THOMAS. -a-'fi -
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;, y Lie, Growth and beauty, -
(. s5 ..-.4' 'eeig,Tg 9 e. ~. .oi.a
a LONDON HAIR COLOR "a
RESTORER AND DRESSING,

Restores r9lhrLondon ga ELifs, - =
" Gray Hair Londonaa Growth I
i Psessnt - sstIcn ada Hss1Ma ssteesssP s
Badness no Lon don 90, --.tH air JnR
A fine head of Hair is such an indispensable
adjunct 10 beauty that no one who prizes good
looks should neglected. use this. the 3mos. pei
feet Hair Kestorer, and Beanti6er .extant.
Price IS cents. r
1Address orders to DR.. SwAYNH & sox. $50
North Sixth street, Philadelphia, Agents for
the United States. - E, ,l,'-ll J. IA
Sold by the agent, d. c. HELM, Druggist,
Columbia ! aF - u fTfeb9Iy.
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If you will C al and examine our stock Of New
Fall and Winter Boots. Shoes and Hats, that
we can suit you both in price and quality.
Sheeeog 4 Son.
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we will sell for Cash at prices to suit every
body. SheegoG 4 Bon.
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Public SDeakfnr

Twill address my fellow citizens Of this the
9Th Congressional District, as elector for Gree
lev and Brown. The elector for Grant and
Wilson or any other gentleman in their behalf
is invited to meet me. - =
Little Lot, Hickman {" - October 9Th
Williamsport. Maury 80 October Sth
N. N. COX, .
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Another Testimony.


Benton BAERACts, No.. April 80. 1874.
DR.. JOIN BUlL--i,eAR SIR Kn0,slf, the
elhSscy o. your Sarsaparilfa, and the healing
anu anu osneAcal Qualities il possesses, 1 send 700
'nI ioilowing statement OF my case: -.fn =
Was wounded about two years ago, was
pa. prisoner and confined for sixteen months
peing moved so often, my wounds have pot,
neaieu yet; have not sat upa momentsinee
W., vas "Vunoes. am shot through the hips.
my generaI heaiihls impaired, and need
solnetnipg 70 assist nature l have more faitb
~ your Sarsaparilla than ssny thing else. r.
"isn that which Is genuine. Please exuress
me- haif aIdozeu bottles, and.oblige ar
- Carr. G. p. JOHNSON. ~
st. Louis, No
7; She following.was writtsn-apriI IN
1000, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother of Can D.
Johnson: ~. Vi ZAP
DR.. John BuII-Dear Sir: Nv husband n,
y. 0. Johnson, was a skiliful .surgeop and
physlclinIn Central New York, where he did
leaving the above q. L. johnson 10 m go
AT thirteen years OF age be had chronic 6;ar-
rhea and scrofula, for which gave your a..
saoafiila. 1t cured him. I.ha7e for ten xeara
IL to many in Eew YORK 'Ob;s
ana Iowa, Tor scrofula, fever sores ana General
deoiilty. ferfect success has atteudedTt Tha.
cures Affected Ia some cases If serofuIa and
ieyers SORES were ALMOST miraculous. ann. Wv
anxious Ter my gOn to again have reconrse N
your sarsapaFila. He'is fearful of oettiu, :
spurious article, hence his writing To- VAN n,
IL. MS wounds are terrible but haiieve ha
Will recover. Respectfully, - = :
.... JENNIE JOUNS ON
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Speaking by the Candidates

The undersigned, Candidates for Congress,
will address the people Of Maury county at
the following times and places, to-wit - ~
Monday, September 3Oth, Rally Hill yyil
Tuesday, October LIST, Spring Hill.
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seed Wheaf for-aaIe.N
Sept. 20, 1872. 49,

eco bu. very fine Boughton Wheat. threshed
before the rains. Clean sad PprsJ1S
tsfR. B! MCCORMICK,
Sept. 20. 1872. ,1er Iafrss Spring Hill.
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Hickman County Fair.

The next Hickman county, Fair will
commence at Centreville on the 18th OF
October. Our stock men should not
faif.t0 attend. The accomplished Sec
rotary, Marsh johnson, will please ao-
cept our thanks for a complimentary
ticket. .--.....o
On the first day Of the Williamson
county Fair, Capt. Thos. Gibson. of this
county, for the best Durhams, took all
the premiums and certificates, six in
number. ..,.
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.t Those having CT


4 -. s.., al, Notice, -.r Il, -ir1
The undersigned has now on hand 80 or Ga
thousand feet of good seasoned LUMBER,
which. he will deliver ia Columbia at the, mar,
ketprice. For particulars apply, to Embry i
Frierson. or Martin, Embry i Wright. -, n
- J. o. FULTON. !.
Columbia, Aug. 8, 1872. tf..qsf'z nI"ps ~
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Read w. E. Brown & Co.'S advertise
mention second page.
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Our mock Is Complete


The Best and Cheapest for Cash. ever offered
in any louise, by Sheesos Son. y
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~ BULLS -.
.....s.. SD. r. tI4 i'ru I
... 3D., -.1 ..,- .l -sI 20 r-.ii
SARSApAnILLA,

Read the following extract OF letter from
Mrs. Rivers, wife of Reverend Or. Rivers, one
OF the most learned, eloquent, and popular
Ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Clutch.
and WHO'S at present stationed at Broadway
Church, Louisville, Ky. :.
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sl!1lsSl 4! a H||sEE "a
2 IErEOR0LOaICAL.

=. -. IErEO8OLOGICAL.,
BaGge OF Thermometer and BsrOIn-
ter. et Wtnt0n, Residence Of j. HI.
James, for the week ending Oct.
ru-.,r.,.,,n Il, DO po,t L. 7"T
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Some of the candidates have already
ordered tickets for the primary election,
which occurs Tomorrow. woek. They
will have but short time to distribute
them., Those who have not supplied
themselves can have orders filled by
leaving them at this office.
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We Feel Confident

A first class Piano. Enquire at HERALD Of
flee. ,''A'' A"i 'u" 81 ~-lOct. 4, If