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A NARD
A CARD
From tho Indian Doctor TO the AZ
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tlicted.
WIN. NORMAN, the Cherokee Indian Doctor,
w has located ut John Nlosiers' near JohnSon's
Mill, Monroe county, Tenn, with q view Of re-
manning one year Or longer, to treat and cure all
manner Of Chronic, Iusipicnt, Prevalent, Cata-
ncous, Erup;iyc or Private. Tho undersigned
informs the public that he treats the following
d]iseuscs, successfully, viz: Lung, Throat, Breast
and Heart Diseases. Liver, Kidney and Ca
tarrhal affections. Gravel, Structure, Syphilis,
ando;her gsnctal or private complaiEts. Can
GERS, Ulcers, Erasyphnlis, or any complaint en-
anatinC from n ScrOrulous Diathecis, Chils and
Feycra. Dr. \. treats and cures al Diseases
tina, are 10 annoying, MISUNDERSTANDING and
destructive to the fair eek of the land. Any
person, being afflicted or diseased in any way,
can be cured if there is any possibility Of euro.
And persons dCSirlng Il couplotc Herbal treat
ment and cure can be accommodated by calling
on the undersigned. lie has commenced pGepHr
ing medicines which will be kept constantly On
baud ready for compoundiug according to the
Requirements ofauy disease that may come to his
notice. Especial notice give to diseases OF tho
Eye and Ear. The following are the names Of
persous vino have been successfully treated;
John H.. Johnson, Roane CO., Tenn, John
Jackson, Captain steamer Last Chsnce; John
Fills, ROane co.; J.J. Nancy, Sheriff, Roane CO.;
Capt. X. Allison, Steamer Hugh Martin; John
BiI,ingsly, Paint Rock Ferry, Miss, VIM. No.
binson. Loudon CO., Tenn; Mrs. Geo. Worthy,
| Monroe co., Tenn, Jas. Worthy, Monroe CO.,
Tenn, Mrs. StegGll, Riley's Creek. These arc
only few of the many persons who have been
| cured. By addressing them you can find out
Whether nv medicine, are what .hey purporttJ
Le. Aiiress, WM. NORMAN,
The Indian Doctor, -Four Mile Branch,
janis 'Tg-tf Monroe CO., Tenn.
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To C0ROnists.
IF YOU are GOING WEST,

DUY your Ticket over the "old reliable" Mis-
ID souri, Pacific Railroad, the popular { utv
from St. Louis to Sedalii, Fl. Scott, Lawrence,
Kansas City, Atchiaon, II. Joseph, Omaha, Dem
yer and all points in Missouri, Kansas, Nebras-
ka and Colorado, to which people are moving,
This line has an unexcclled equipment in fine
day Coaches Pullmau's palace ,~leeper5, Millcr't
safety platform and the patent steam brake and
It's reputation r3r prompt time and sure ,onl.s.
tons is proverbial. For valuable information
add assistance, and to make special arrange.
mcuts at lswest rates offered By any lire, cal
upon or adi.es J. +. TmoNPsoN, hgont Nssou.
ri Pacific Il. H., Chattanooga, Tenn, or Atlanta
Ga; Or Z. j.. FuED, General Passenger Agent,
st Louis, iio. No trouble to answer question:.
Feb2?- tildSc3l
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The Election.
The Jonesboro Patriot SAYS ::

THO UVETO0OOIVAI "E'"E W.
Although no official report has been re =
ceiyed of the election, we, believe it is
generally conceded that Major Earnest is
elected to the Senate by a majority rang
ing from 40 to 60. This We hope is cor
rect. We would that u Legislative
halls could always be filed with such men
men who have too much honor and dig
nifty to resort to the tricks Of the dema-
vogue to secure their election. Mai.
Earnest was elected by a large majority
to represent this Senatorial district in
1868 when abscut in the army.
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\ home Paper Tor INC dttiOuiSL.
We have received the initial number
Of the Holston Methodist, a new paper
just started at Morristown, Tenn. by T..
n. Price, the Secretary, We believe, OF
the HolIton Conference, NJ. T.. Church
South. The Methodist wears a bright,
attractive face, and its editorial merits
are Of t high order. It proposes to be-
colao a sort of home organ for the minis.
tern and membership of the Conference,
and to make itself Welcome as a weekly
visitor to the family circle. The editor
possesFes rare talents and fitting acquire
ments fer the EDITORS station, and We
hope and believe his success will prove
that he has at last found the right place.
We commend the Methodist to a patron
lznig public.
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NJ USIC NJ USIC!

SUBsCRIBERs to Pc
Oters' Musical Month
ly are getting all the
latest and best Music
for two and three csnts
a piece. Every num-
Der contains ut least
q worth OF new Music
by such authors a.
Hays, Thomas, Gounod
persloy, Aht, Kiukel,
Pacher, ALLAH 4 ,str,css.
Faust, etc. Single Co
pies allied for 500.
Price 81 per annum.
J. l.. PETERS,
500 Br, nd way, n. Y.
rehl--Sm.
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An Old Necress.

There is now living at Messy Creek,
Tenn, a colored woman who has arrived
at the advanced age of log years. What
is moro remarkable, she has given birth to
30 children of whom 25 arc now living.
Her liIeal descendants are somewhat lcsg
numerous than those of Ablaham.
She was the slave of John Branncr, Esq.
deceased, and isnow living with his widow
by w'.a ,Ye ia kindly and we'll cared for,
-N1.-l-tDwn Gazette.
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Plaster Plaster!

Farmers, your attention is called to tho fact
that Messrs. Hight & scrurga have or hand q
large lot of and Plaster which they will sell you
in quantities of from one sack to u ton. We
know of no other firm in town who has any Of
this fertilizer on hand, therefore, it you intend
using it on your lnnls call on Hight & Scrusss
and get a supply. mch7-it
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Subscribers rhcs, term Of subscription
has expired will find n Cross Mark on the
a.rrin Of ;hcir parerl. All such arc re-
ta , renew within one week or their
i7r..s v.I h' discontinued. Remember
..s. ag r.. ing two dollars, fol Que
-l.,'s o'ion to the Enterprise you
&c. tae American Farmers Advocate, free
Gr one year. #
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x sncy he'd, aOathemas against tho de-
pjatjng lancet, the drastic purge would
arise rom every graveyard. The motto
Of modorn medical. science is "Prcserve
.nl Regulate, not Destroy" aud no RENE
dy Of our lay is so entirely in harmony
with this pbj,nnthrophic logic as DR..
Wni.er.s caa.ah'e Vinegar Bitters. In
thja powerful, ye. harmless restorative,
dyspepsia, bilious Complaints, and all
1.ooaqsg Of tho stomach, liver, bowels and
uor7es, encounter N irresistible antidote.
nag NV.
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During our interview, the American
Consul at Bankok, presented the King an
elegant assortment of his medicines from
DR.. j. e. Aver, of Lowell, Mass, for the
use of the Court. He explained to his
majesty their origin from the great chemist
and their uses. The Cherry Poctoral for
coughs-the S~arsaporilln for eruptiye
diseases and the Ague Cure for the fevers
that are so fatal in this hot country. The
dangerous condition of a favorito wife in
the palace with one Of tho disorders these
medicines cure, gave him special interest
in these products of medical skill indeed,
these medical marvels interested him
more in our country than all the other
attentions we had shown him.
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COM INUNDATED.

Mn. EpIroR Please tell me why
there is not enterprise enough among the
citizens of what you call your f~ourishing
town, to keep in repair the road at the
creek crossing. True it is on land held
by large property holdCrs-and who may
think people have to come there any how.
Still mou doing business in your town
suiTer for the want Of the repair, and with
slight eff con improve the almost i'm
passablo The large trade in corn
and other productions Of Cherokee and
Macon counties, North Carolina, con DO
turned to your town, AS the shipping point
if II small amount of work is done Oh the
road. Also lst July the mail goes from
S~weetwator to Murphy. Please wake up
your people. TRAVELLER.
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NJ USIC! NJ U SIC !!
livery No. ofPETERs

livery No. ofPETERs
Mouthly
contains four or i've
Piano Songs, four or
five Pie
ces, besides Vocal Du-
cts, Quartets, and four
hand pieces-in fact,
we guarantee every
yearly subscriber ut
least $50 worth o (
choice new Music
We offer four yearly
copies Tor -.
sample copi mailed
for JJc., ) Back NoB.
Tor p. J. l.. PETERS,
500 Broadway, n. \
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BENEFICIAL TO FEMALES,

Strengthening the body, invigorating the mind,
and giving tone and elasticity to the whole svs-
tern. The HOME RITTERS are compounded
With the greatest care, AMI no tonic stimulant
has ever before been offered TO the public 30
r%lcgsant tn the taste and Mt the same time COM
hinins so maay remedial agents endorsed iy the
20" lical fraternity AZ the bes, known to the
rharmncria. 1t costs but little 20 give them a
fnir trial. pul
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Itn nTcGi,

Mr.. ?. l.. johnson, OF Benton, Tenn,
and Miss Sallie E. Ballard, wcro joined ia the
hoy bonds Of matrimcny at Riceveslo, iorn.,
on the 2Sth of February last. Eide: htmbruu.h
usriOrmcd the ceremony.
...,, at the residence o. Henry Kyle, by .oy.
need, on the 9Th inst, Mr, John sinner
., Nancy Ana CloaclR. Al oi Monsoe
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New B2Dtist Church.

Rev. j. i. Lee, has organized a new
Rsnt 1T Church at Rlceyiilo, Tenn. Its
membership numbers twenty.
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Notice,

NOtiCe,
To call tho world and the rest 0 iman-
kind" At the &tGl,oIy Corner, Mad
s)uville, Tenn, will be found bc3tdcs
Plows, Seeds &c, some good things to
eat, as well as Medicines for men ana
,...ol NJ. +. JoHS5os, Agen5.
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ArnrsrA, ca, March 81, l872.

AUGUSTA, Ca, March "a, !Si2.
Gold-Buyinc, 100; selling, III. Cot
ton, 10 l-:a2ic. Cotton gools-Augusla
81 Shirtings, about $50 yds., ioc; 7-S
Shirtings, $50 yds, l2c; A. Shooting, $50
yd5, l35c; rs pul.s, SO yl', ltcf ".au-
~iteyille 81 Shirtihga, 1900 yds TO-; rs
9hirtings, 1000 yds l2c; A. SLeetiug,
1000 yds 49,; I 8 Drills, $50 yGs lie;
Richmond O,nabnrg Stripes, S2j yds ljc;
light6 7I5 yds I4c. Cora, mixed, 80;
White, l.UO-in Eurlay sacks. Wheat,
white, 2,COn2. 10; Amber, l.85al95i Red,
l.G5gl.75. Oats, 7Oa75c. Hay, l.jual.S5.
Flour, superior, 1925; family, S.1j; extra
family, $50; fancy, 1925. Neal, City
Mills, Lilo; Salamander, 90. Lard, l0all.
Bacon, shoulders, 7c; G Il Sides, Sia9c; c
Sides, Sfo9c, Hams, lsalO4e, Bulk Meat,
shoulders, Gla6lc; Sides, 73aSc; Hams,
9a!O. Tallow, &c. butter, No. |, 25c;
No. ,, zoe; No. 8, loo. Eggs, 25c. Feuth-
ers, G5r1Oc. Hides, Green, 8so0c; Butch.
er's Salt, l2lal3c; Dry Flint, l34alIc.
Poas, Clay, l,6Ool.75 Mixed, l-20al.25,
Dressed Chickens, l5al7kc, Dressed Tur-
keys, 22a2Jc. Apples, 5.OOa5,5O.
Trade very good. Bacon steady and
firm Flour in good demand Corn dull
Wheat scarce and in ready demand at
quotations; Oats steady.
Very Respt,,
Cox, JACKSON & Co.
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THE Song Echo con-
ltainlng over one
hundred beautiful
Songs, Duets and Che
ruses-Such rs Driven
from Home, Little
Brown Church, Ny
Fathers Growing Old,
Only a Little Flower,
Rain on the Roof, She
Sleeps in the Valley,
Write me q Letter, etc.
There i8 not y poor
piece in the book.
sample copiea mailed
post-psid, for IS cents.
J. L. PETERS,
$50 Broadway, Il. Y
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LOCAL AND OTliGH XATTER8.
AnthOriZeN AEeuts.

W. II. Finloy & Son, Dalton, Ca, are
Authorized to receive and receipt far sub
scriPsion and advertising Tor the ENTsa-
PnIsE.
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Snow Blockade.

4 dispatch dated Mt Omaha, March
9TH, says the Pacific Railroad is still
blockaIod between Cheyenne and Raw,
l.na.
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WHENEVER the Ne
w Plus Ultra Giee-
Book has been intro
duced, it has been pro-
nounced superior tOall
other works nj its kind.
1t is the largest, latest,
finest, AMI only collce-
ton of new Glees and
Quartets, nearly all of
which have Piano Ac-
compartments, adj lib.
sample copies mail
oil, postpaid, $3.50.
J. l.. vHrEGS,
500 Broadway, y. Y.
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SURE PREVENTIVE

For Fever and Ague, Iutermittents, ilIcusners,
and all disorder arising from malariou, causes.
Tuey are highly recommended ~ nm Anti Dvs-
pcptic, and in cases Of Indigestion are iuyalua-
BILE. As an appetizer and recuperant, AMI in
cases ofgencral debility, they have never, in \
single instance, failed in producing the most
happy results. They are particularly
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Dr.. Il. V. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. Y, in
his book on Chronic Diseases, says in re-
gard to his Cold Medical Discovery,
with which our readers are familiar
"From its wonderful power over Con-
sumption Of the Lungs, | had thought
strongly of calling it my C%onsumptive
Cure but from the fact that it is a per-
feet specific for the sore throat and hoarse-
ness to which ministers and other public
speakers and singers are subject, and also
for Bronchitis, and all severe Coughs, and
is an invaluable remedy for diseases OF the
Liver, and also as a Blood Purifier. |
decided not to apply to it a q m which
might mislgad and prevent its use in other
diseases for which it is so admirably
adapted.
SIT will cure q cough IN one half the
time necessary to euro it with any other
medicine, and it does it not by drying it
up, but by removing the cause-subduing
the irritation aud healing the affected
parts"
This valuable medicine is sold by all
frst-class druggists.
A WHOLE PEoPLE's OpINIoN.-When a
nation Of forty millions accepts and en-,
dorses as a Standard Restorative an ar.
!icle that it has had the fullest opportu-
mites of testsng during a period Of twelve
years, who can be so absurdly incredu-
lous as to doubt the excellence of the
preparation! Plantation Bitters has pas.
Sed through this ordeal and is now the
most popular proprietary medicine on THU
continent. 1t would DO difficult to fnt
an adult of either sex between the Allan
tic and the Pacific, or between the north,
east corner of Maine and the Gulf of Mex.
leo, who does not know either from per
sonal experience OF observation, that thi
renowned vegetable remedy is the pures
tonic and stonacbic and the finest alter
native and regulating medicine at preson.
before the world. AS a preventive of
and cure for, diseases generated by mala
ria, end as a specific for dyspepsia, rheu
matism, and all nervous and bilious az
fections, it is admitted to be fairly pro
nounced the Favorite Household Tout
and Alternative Of tho Western Ilemis
phere.
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Particular Notice.

In IL, absence Of the Editor Of this pa
per, Ma. II. II. CAnrEn, our Foreman,
will attend to all business connected with
the Office.
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The Advocate.

Person, Wishing to become Subscribers
to the Enterprise can get - specimen co.
py Of the American Farmer Advocate b,
calling at the office
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j. G. S%tarrat, has just received Gro
~ceries, Conrectioncries, Cigars, Oysters,
fresh Crackers, Cassimores, &c. 1t.
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Gard from Mr.. Boyd.

In this paper will be found = Lengthy
card from Thoa, G. Boyd, Esq. Read it.
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your people
White CHI Sprinl,i.

''AA|N t'AiA lSihA~rD''
We have information from the proper
authorities that the hotel at ellis ~fayorite
watering place is being greatly enlarged
and otherwise improved, so much so that
visitors during the coming SEASON will be
more comfortably situated than ever be-
fore. The dining room which vas 30
small last sogson will be sufficiently en-
iareed 10 Us to scat seven hus1g,l people.
The hotel will be- ,nNe;en.ly c1larg-
cd to accommodate tho same number.
Mr. Peek, the excellent proprietor viii
nfc every exertion to make his ruents
tc9l ut home in every department Of hi.
house. We look for a very large crowd
Wien tie season opens at tho Springs, a.
Ill Who know Mr.. Peek are confident
bla. he vii give them q warm reception
and viii not leave anything un4cne tina,
viii tend to make them comfortable and
happy while they remsin with him.
1. is useless for u to speaf Of tn,
pleasure, aid the beautiful! scenes ut thi,
watering place to those who bayO visited
there, but TO persons who have never beer
there we SPEAK. Ono visit viii c%onyinc.
you that it is the place for those reekin,
health and pleasure. No other watering
place in this country affords finer scenery
No Springs possess more eIectual cura
tive properties than those at White Cliff
And last but not least, the hotel is un
surpassed. The tables are filed with tn,
very best of everything that the %countr,
affords, and it is ized up in a manner tt
suit the tastes of all. We speak frou
u own personal knowledge, and villa
we say can be proven, by those who wcr
st the hotel last season.
We could say more on this subicc
but deem it unnecessary at present. \
the proper time we shall endeavor t,
give the advantages, more fully, tina
White Cliff Springs has oyor all other
in East Tennessee.
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Ivory Family Shonld Have a Bottlo.

No preparation in the world can prolrcc 80
Many unqualified endorsements by physicians
Of the very highest staining in their profession .
Endorsed also by the clergy and tho leading
iun'miua;ionul papers.
INL-.n- Nv - MAnLN. Mnant-Ar
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Auuusta Markets.

Corrected Weekly by cox, JA2N-
SON & co., PrpGuro aud Commission
Merchants, 3JS Broad Street.
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ST.. LcUIs, No., October s., 1870.
James 4. Jackson & CO.-Gentlemen AS
You have communicated to the medical profess
Sion the recipe Of the 'I0me Gi%ttcrs,n it car
not, therefore, be considered a patcA; medicine,
NO patent having been taken for it.. Ne have
eEamlncd the formula for making the CLONE
Nlttccs," and unl.cSitatinCly Say the Comhina-
ton ia one Of rare excellence, MI the articles
are the best of the class to which they belong,
being highly tonic, stimulant, stomachic, car
m]inntiye, and slightly laxative. The mode of
preparing them is strictly in accordance with
the rules Of pharmacy. Having used thcm, seen
it, effects in our private practice, We take plea
sure in recommending them to NIL pcr,ons dcsi-
ro'I' Of taxing Bitters, ~ being the hest. Tonic
md Stimulant now offered 10 the public.
FRANK &. PORTER,
Prof. Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women, College
Of Phyaicians, and late member Board Of
Health.
L.C. II. E~OISLTNIERE,
,"o., % Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women, Il.
Loui, Medical College.
DRAKE MCDOWELL, NJ 3D.,
Late President Missouri Medical ru.c.c.
Z. A.. CLARK, D.,
Prof. Surgery Mo. Medical College, anil 'atc Re-
s.aeut Physician Ci,y Hospital, ST, !oui. Nc.
i5GTEET "GIMN,
Prot. Practical Phirmacg 81. Louis Cole. - Of
Pharmacy.
j.. G. WHITEHILF, III. Mod. A.A;q...
Alfred ~lIcacork, ". D.. DR.. t.|. +. Ludwig.
q. Gcricfe, NJ. b. &.H. Moses, D..
e. \. Ware, NJ. D. W. A.. @lroa, ~. ,.
T.. g.. FRANKLIN. n.n,
Prof. %Surgcry Homeopathic A.",irnl College.
z. !. Ta.'inc, N. j.. Z. e. CJMSgUuk, 49,. D.,
lI".. Of Midwifery and Diseases OF Women,
college OF Homeopathic Physicians aud Sur
gyon,.
join T.. TEMPLE, ". D.,
Prof. NGtcril Mcdicl md ThcrHupoutic, liouln-
rathic Medical College Of Missouri.
J.n. CoNALEMAN, ". D.,
Lecturer on Diseases Of CL.ldl en-, homeopathic
to,lcrc Of Missouri.
CHARLES VASrlNE, u D.,
Prof. o: Physiology, Homeopathic Medical Col,
leg %. Missouri.
John HArTMAN, NIB,
Prof.. Clinical Medicine, College Homeopathic
Physicians aud Surgeons.
They are superior to all other Stomach Bit
ters.-Enno sanders, Analytical Chemist.
No Hi.,trs in the wOrll can excel them.-Si
non iiiiGcu, Analytical Chemist.
Eminent Physicians Of Chicago.
The iormula for the Home Bitters has beer
submitted to US, and We believe them to be TIN
ny,' 'o"'G anu siin'"'In' Tor general use now OF
T,CG 70 ',' pHu,.o,Im, no"uoury' y; . y; a
W. m'',''r' '' Fry ;'' Of I T%a,ni. '% P,1 " a. Wa ni"n
Ci,iporc H. :. Hahn w'n".R n Ncvi"0r ~ ~
v,r,,r.o :, E'rmss " ~. q VALE IN
y. s, Uorur. 81, ~. R, L1IIam, ". 1Ihnmo,
r. Ellis, Nd; Jas. A. Collins, ". D.. j.. A
Hahn. NJ. b.;
Eminent Physicians in Cincinnati.
'e"rj al, Oh "Noll are rTo'ess"rS IN one or I'M
"'"n. Oh me Mea!c'l 'ollcESS'
no o'n'T Deer" nave ever 1eIh onersl 10 ,h'
p"D',' embracing 80 many '"IEapIe Tsmeuln
'Bc"''.-J' 80 .'""lt'' Ne D. ~; J.: simpson
" n',o, =; MlSctalt, u, De- " i'iaIllaierro
" D , - IL. puthne', NJ D." w. ~ ~ t"nSlty, "
r'.nW'' II IoTm.a, ".'n'.JT s. I"r'cS
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Eminent Physicians in Cincinnati.
Eminent Physicians in Memphis.

TIE Zone ni.tcrs are en- invaluable remedy
ror iDii l.on n"l diseases arising from maIa-
rial cr3sa'.-G. 3. thornton, NJ. n, in charge
Gig Hospital Alex. ErsEine, w., b.; VI. r. Ro-
gers, "a. =. !. VI. Rogers, VI. D.; Paul Otey, NJ.
D.; N. !. Elmunds, ". D.. II. v. PurueII, NJ.
D.; Sanford Bcll, n, n; JOS. Il. Lynch, N. d,
Eminent Physicians in Pittsburgh.
RE-. Dakc, ~. D.; W. r. Childs, n. D.; o.
I Wuth, Chemist; VIM. Cloves, II. D.; b. II. Will
lard, NJ. d. j. Il. MrCleIlnnd, ". D.
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An epitaph on a tombstone reads:
Oh, fatal gun, why was it him
That you must kill so dead?
Why could you not have missed YOU
aim,
And fired above his head?
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Not Dead.

MOI UtNU.
On the 22d ultimo, a local paper pub.
lished an account of the murder of Mr.
VIM. B. Robbins, sheriff Of Anderson
county, at Duvall's Bluff, Arkansas, three
days previous. Yesterday Mr., Robin!
arrived in this city in the flesh and in tn,
enjoyment of his usual health. He stout
ly denies this story of his death. Knox
Vile Chronicle Sd.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-07
Thanks.

ililhB.
We return many thanks to Mr.. T. r.
Shoemaker, Traveller for the firm Of
Carpenter e. Ross, Wholesale Grocers,
Knoxville, for samples Of Merchants
Chewing" Gold Leaf" an. & BIS Ex-
ira" and Queen of the West" chewing
torraco. The firm are getting a hand
a1na trade from the country merchants
ta. uarchants wanting sugars, ~cofIees,
Or ~. cries Of any kind can be supplied
by this firm at as low figures al they
can be bought elsewhere. This most o.
u merchants have the above brands O.
chewing tobacco for sale.