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Total
1854 20
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ID. n. STEPHENS,
Chairman Eipsnaa r..

Total -..--.--.-- -..---.-. 1854 20
ID. n. STEPHENS,
Chairman Finance Com.
Alderman Beyeridge, one OF the Street
Committee, stated that owners Of property
on the contemplated extension Of Baltimore
street, demanded greenbaeks, and conse-
quently nothing had been done. Alderman
MeCabe moved 20 lay the whole matter on
the table, and, as regards the widening
College street, further time was allowed the
committee.
Alderman Lands, Chairman OF the Fire
Committee, stated that while in Louisville
lately he had made inquiries relative 10
their ire department. Also that there had
been improvements made on the Gardner
Fire Extinguisher that made it much more
effective. He also spoke of cisterns, ETC.,
but no action was taken. Alderman BeV-
eridge moved that Alderman Lands order
four dozen lire buckets, and have hooks.
ladders, etc. repaired when necessary.
Carried.
Alderman stephens moved that the $50
donate,i'to huya hre-bell, be paid in green
backs. Carried.
Alderman Snerd moved that $40 be paid
To the parties who have contributed 80 the
burial OF Nr. Freel. Carried.
Alderman Beyeridgs moved that not more
than $40 be allowed for buryiDs pauper.
Carried.
Alderman Snerd moved that further time
be allowed the Finsnee Committee 10 con-
fer with the Tax Collector and Treasurer.
Carried
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. MARIA WHITE, daughter Of Joseph
ID. and Eliza Mason, died October 8, 1872,
in hope Of 4 bIssfuI immortality. She was
married to Nolen S. White, September 10Th,
1871, in the Nth year OF her age. Her s'lf-
fsrings were intense and protacted. in the
midst Of which lOyely1infant was removed
from her embrace. From her childhood
she has ever been one Of the most pure,
lovely and affectionate OF her sex. As a
pupil OF the n. c. +. Institute she was
faithful and diligent, submissive TO author
ity, and always eheerfully obedient TO rules;
and in the year 1868 she was promoted to
the degree of A. n. with high distinction
in her class. Her classmates and numerous
friends will long remember her excellent
qualities OF mind and attractive graces Of
person, for she was greatly beloved 10y all
who knew her. In the eyentful period OF
youth she made an open profession OF reli-
gion, and joined the Episcopal Church, and
became faithful, happy and conscientious
Christian. She was a pattern OF excellen-
ey, refinement and amalbility, and her loss
must be sensibly felt both in the Church
and in the community OF jackson. II is =
pressure " AeSOAN LAt NAANuNo VI sum
. pure-minded, sweet-spiritea and generous
woman.
In the family circle she WAS as an angel
Of purity and loneliness, exerting a sweet
| cheering aud saltutary influence over the
entire household. She was a most devoted
| daughter, a most kind-hearted sister, and q
most faithful and af1ectionate wife.
To her bereaved father and mother, her
distressed sisters and brother, she was not
! only source Of comfort and joy, but also
! a great blessing OF inestimable value. Ard
| TO her heart-broken, disconsOlate husband,
she was indeed a treasure above all earthly
price. How heavy the blow! How greIt
| the loss! My heart exclaims: God bless
the afflicted family, and sanctify their sui
| feFings TO their spiritual and eternal well
4 fare. A. W. JONES.
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Trusfee'sSaIe.

4 JOHN l. II. TOMLIN. hvN iytua Of a
Il, deed OF trust executed 10 me by L. r
DaShIell, on the 2Sth day Of September. 1856.
and registered in the Register office OF
Madison county. Tennessee. November TO-
1866, in Book u. pages 4O4 ard 400. viii
sell, on the 18th day OF October next, 10 the
highest bidder, at the North door Of the
Courthouse in the city Of Jack son, Tenn,
for cash, to satisfy said deed OF trust, the
following described city lot. lying and be-
ing in the city OF Jackson, Tenn and de-
scribed n follows: Lying on the North side
OF East Main Street, and bounded on the
East by i lot formerly belonging 10 the
heirs Of VIM. L. Harris. de ea,ed, on the
North by the lot Of Mrs. VIM. II. Long, on
the West by the lot OF B. \. Hays, and on
the South by Main Street containing one
and One-thiTd acres.
l convey only such title - j. vested in
me a. said Trustee. sud property viii he
sold without the right of redemption, whiCl
Is waived in said trust deed.
JOHN l. II. TOMiIN.
sept2l-tds Trustee, DC.
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GID>DEN ITE,I~.

The "uN item Ne have this week Ia re-
port l. the marriage last Thursday at o.
c,ucN. Ji 10. residence 81 the bIideS's father.
Mr. bud Richardson, uT Gad>den, 10 Miss
Florence RuvkIu, 90 this county. After a
>umpiuou~ repJ>t given by Mr.. Boykin, in
honor OF thr occasion. the parties came
down To- cart. Richardson's, where a fine
supper WJ> spread. y few friends had
been i.Nilc1. and all partook Of the good
things to satisfaction, wishing such sup
per- mig. occur GilCuer
tuu- town l. ON the improve. W. W.
!lrruIuu &, just Flushing up % brick ,hop
Tor hl- u-r. Dr. T, J. Hicks Is laying the
foundation Tor a fine residence which will
soon be- completed. Col. VIM. finder will
soon commence work on his double two
story brick, which he intends occupying
him~ %.
The sal. ut Town lots douated by the cit
lien, Of Ca-eNille 10 Crockett county. com
mcn,ed Monday Ut Alamo. Those sold the
first day brought fair price. We have
not heard from there since.
Respectfully,
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No. 753-In the Chancery Court Of SIadi-
son county, Tenn.-Austin Goodell vs.
Morris Jaretzky ct al.
T appearing from the affidavit OF NJ. N.
Il Bright, solicitor in this cause that de-
PENDANTS Morris JaretZky, T. Alexander.
and +. Alexander, are nOn-residents Of the
State Of Tennessee; il Is therefore ordered
by the Clerk and Master that said nOn-resi-
dent defendants be required 10 appear be-
fore the Chancery Court, ~ Jackson, Ten
Ilessee, on the
9Th MONDAY IN OCTOBER. 1872,
and m ke defense to said bill, or the same
will Ds taken for confessed, and set for
earring eX paTte a. to them.
d. NJ. WISDOM, e. Il NJ
BRIGHT a BLAIR Soils sent plat
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NOn-Resident Notice

No. 754.-In the Chancery Court Of Mad
ism County Tennessee--AmOS W. Jones,
Admir-, VS.. Thos. C. Lancaster.
1T appearing from the bill which is sworn
Il to in this cause. that the defendant
Thomas c. Lancaster, is q nonresident of
the State of Tennessee, so that the ordina-
~ process of law cSnnOt be served upon
him: It is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made in the Wing and Tribune, a
newspaper published in the town Of Jack
son, Tennessee, for four consecutive weeks,
requiring the said Thomas e. Lancaster 10
be and appear at the next term OF the Chan
Gerry Court Of Madison county. Tennessee,
TO be held at the CouTt-H House thereof in the
town Of Jackson, on the
MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1872.
and plead, answer or demur 10 complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken as con-
fessed, and set for hearing ex parte.
ID. NJ WISDOM.
sept2l-4t g. q NJ.
Brown a Bullock Solicitors
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

Ne. 6Sz I'm the Chancery Court OF Mad
ison county, Tenn-Robt. l. Chester VS.
John c. n. Garland, ct 81
Il y this cause il appearing from the COM
Il plainanrs bill, which is sweTn 10, that
the defendants, +. r. Hardgraye and Gaius
y. Groom are nOn-reSIdents OF the State Of
Tennessee, 1t is therefore orderly by the
Clerk and Master that they make their ap-
pearance herein, at the Chancery Court Of
Madison county, in the city Of jackson,
Tenn, on or before the
1lth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1872,
bei3g the 81 Monday of the next Term OF
said Court; and plead, answer or demur to
complainant's bill, or the same will be Ia
ken fer confessed as TO them and set for
hearing, ex paTte.
II is further ordered that this notice be pub
lished for tour successive weeks IN the
Wing and Tribune, a newspaper published
in jackson, Tenn.
ID. II. WISDOM, c. & II.
Haynes 4 Bond. SOLE.
Oct II. 18TH
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NOn:Residenf n 1fice.

sept2I-4t c. q NJ.
Brown y Bullock, Solicitors.
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Attachment Suit.

v. Thomas 3. Ray.
TTHE plaintiff, on affidavit that the de-
Il PENDANT Is indebted TO him as such
Administrator, ana is a nonresident Of the
STATE. having obtained from me, John W.
Slumph, an acting Justice Of the Peace for
McNairy county. Tennessee, an Original
Attachment against the estate of the de-
fenliant, returnable before me, and the same
h,tving been levied on the defendants pro-
perry, it is therefore ordered by me that
the defendant appear before me, at my Of
rec in the town OF Purdy,
On tEe 10Th day of March, 1873,
10 defend said attachment suit, or it will be
proceeded with eN parte- 1t is further or
dered 10y me that this notice be published
in the Wing and Tribune, 4 newspaper
published ia Jackson, West Tennessee.
JOHN W. STUMPH.
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KELLY's Wonderful Clock Is It'll run
ming.
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CO Mr.. Frank Travis, Collector
OF Internal Revenue at Huntingdon,
it is said, has been gone for six
weeks, and his friends don't know
his whereabouts. What gives them
most trouble is, that about S26, 900
Of money escaped when he did
Perhaps he has gone TO Pennsylva-
MIA, to help the Administration in
the election. Now that it is over.
may be lie will let them hear from
him.
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n-Resident Notice.

No. I2---In the Chancery Court Of Crock
EFT county, Tenn-Jamcs Warren vs.. n. T
Shelby, ct al.
1T appearing from the bill which issworn
Il to, in this cause, that the defendant Nj.
T. Shelby is a nonresident Of the state OF
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon him: 1t is
therefore ordered that pubIcetion be made
IN the Wing and Tribune, "a newspaper
published in the town OF Ja"kson, Tenn,
for 4 successive weeks, requiring the said
II. T. Shelby 10 be and appear no the next
term of the Lhanccry Court OF Crockett
county, Tenn. 10 be held at tie court house
thereof in the town OF Alamo, on
THE 4th MONDAY ~ NOV, 1872,
and plead. answer or demur 20 complain
ants bill,O the same viii be taken for con-
fessed and set for hearing exprrte ~ 10 him.
j. HARRIS. c. & ".
Powell & Mcfarland, soils
oct. ; At
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Nonresident Notice.

NO. 757--In the Chancery Court of AIadi-
son county, Tenn, Jos. Pearson ct al
vs.. Il. L. Manning and wife ct al.
T appearing from the bill, which is sworn
n TO IN this cause, that the defendant A. j .
Pearson and Nathaniel Pearson, ere nom
residents of the State OF Tennessee: 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court. that publi-
cation be made for four successive weeks in
the Wing and Tribune, a news paper pub
lished in the city Of Jackson, notifying said
nonresident defendants TO appear at
the next term OF the ChanceTy Court,
to be held at Jackson, Tenn, on The
4th MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1872.
and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed and set for hearing cxparte as 10
them.
ID. VI. WISDOM, c. 4 NJ.
Tomlin s Tomlin, Soils.
Avur
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InSOIVent Notice.

VNHE insolvency of the estate OF Stephen
Il Moore, deceased, having been suggest
ed 20 the Clerk of the County Court Of
Madison county, by the undersigned ad-
miBistrators OF said estate, notice lie hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
said estate TO hle them with the Clerk of
said Court on or before the Ilth Of April,
1873, or they will be forever barred by law
J. K. MCDONALD,
octl2-3t MERIDIAN MOORE
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Original Attachment.

state Of TeNncsSee-AddisoH County.
Thomas Hart vs.. John Smith.
~ this cause il appearing by affidavit
Il that the defendant, John Smith, is Justly
indebted TO the plsintiff and has absconded
20 that the ordinary course Of the law can
not be served upon him, snd original at
attachment having been levied upon his
estate. il j. therefore ordered that pubiica-
tion be made in the Wing and Tribane, a
newspaper published in the town Of Jack
son, Tor TOUR successive weeks. commanding
the sand John Smith TO appear before me at
my office in said county, IN the 10th civil
district thereof, on Saturday the goth day OF
October, 1872. and make defence 10 said
suit against him, or the same Will be pro-
ceeded with ex paTte.
J. c. HARRIS, J.P.
Sa,1fq1-1f
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ana Democratic Party of
Henderson County.

\ mass-meeting IN the interest of
Greeley and Brown, and of the Con-
scrvativc Democratic Party in Ten
ncssec, win be held at Lexington,
Tennessee, on Monday, October
2Sth, 1872, which meeting viii be
addressed by Cen VIM. Quarles,
Col. VIM; H. Stephens, EN-Gov. Is
ham G.. Harris, Col Johh Neither
land, Hon. VIM. l.. Caldwell, Ex-
Senator Joseph Fowler, aud Hon.
john G. Burch-
An Of the above gentlemen have
been invited, and most of them have
agreed to be present. The citizens
of Henderson, and all the adjoining
counties are earnestly requested to
DC present.
Il suitable arrangements can be
made, - barbecue will also be had.
Everybody come aud hear.
Hapcrs friendly TO the election OF
Greeley and Brown, will please give
publicity to this notice.
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Proceeding. Of the city Counsll.
OCTOBER 9th, 1872.

OCTOBER 9th, 1872.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Mayor King, Recorder Nay,
Aldermen stephens, TOmlinSOn, CO1in,
Beveridge, MeCabe, Sneed and Lands.
Accounts amounting TO $50 50 were read
ana paid.
The Recorder reported he had received
S1as6 40, and paid out SIl44 20. The Police
reported Sel % collected and paid in Re
corder's Office.
The Sexton reported nike whites and one
black Inferred in the county last month.
The Fin anee Committee made the follow
ing repOrt Of Quarterly Settlement 10 Sep
tember 50th 1872.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

All the candidates for electors on
the Greeley ticket in this State have
been selected, except from the 9Th
district, and a convention was to
choose one from that district yes
terday. by our next issue the tick
ct will be completed, when We shall
announce il. As soon as this is
done we suggest to local candidates
to have their tickets printed and
distributed in due time.
We shall be ready to receive or
ders from this and the surrounding
counties, and will fill them with
promptness
KELLY's stock of Plain Geld King. is
very large.
Everything in the Jcwelry line just re-
ceiyed at KELLY'S.
GT The correspondent of the
New York Herald, who is travell-
ing with the candidates for Con-
gress for the State at large, speaks
of Horace Maynard as "Cheatham's
opponent" thus virtually ignoring
the "great commoner," and says
Some people here follow Maynard's
teachings as implicitly as tender
follows q locomotive, and think that
Demosthenes is an imitator of May
nard. These are the same people
who confound johnson with An
drew Jackson"
e. Go to Kelly's and look at his
beautiful stock of fine jewelry.
CT The Magic clock at Kelly's is
still the wonder of the age
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Original Attachment.
tate of Tennessee, Madison 90.

Benjamin Essential, vs.. Tom Wallace.
4 this cause it appearing BY affidavit
Il that the defendant Tom Wallace j. Just
~ indebted 10 the plaiutih Beni. hosenThal
and that the said defendant cannot be found
IN said county. 80 that the ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served on him, and
an original attachment having cen levied
on his property, il Is therefore or!cre that
publication be made in the Jackson Wing
and Tribune, newspaper published IN the
city % jackson, Tenn, tor four successive
weeks. commanding said Tom Wallace TO
appear before me 5T some other Justice OF
the Peace for said county. at my office in
the Court House on Saturday the 2nd day
OF November, lsI2, and make defence TO
laid suit against him, or it will be proceed
Ell wi eX- parte.
Is. Z. PERSON, J. j.
sept 2S-4t FOR Madison County
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Caution.
Eveey genuine box of DIR. McLANES
LIVER PILLS bears the signature Of
Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pa, and
their private L. 5. Stamp. E5- Take no
other; the market is full of limitations.
It p the popular verdict that people who
have been accustomed to the use of BitteIs
or COrdials, are obliged, eventually, to re
sort TO McCLANE'S PILLS for permanent
relief.
Sp'l 20-Gm.
c. Silver Thimbles, good quail
ty, At
kELLY'S.
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IN CHANCERY AT LEXNG-
TON, TENN.

Original BnI-OctOBer Rules, 1879.
Parthenia Laslie, J. S. Gordon, r A. Cor
don, n aTgaret Inman and others, VS. Pr
ETY. Morris, Elizabeth Gordon, jackson
COzart, Barrett Bruce and others.
1T appearing from the bill, verified by AZ
Il fidRvit, that T. +. Jordan, one Of the
defendants is a nonresident of Tennessee,
and his whereabouts unknown to COM
platnants, so that he can not be served with
process. Wherefore il is ordered by the
Clerk and Master that publication he made
in the Wing and Tribune for four consccu-
tive weeks. commanding the said F F. j or
dan 70 appear before the Clerk and Master,
at his office in Lexington, county aud State
aforesaid, on the first Monday, being Rule
Day, in December next, and make his de
fence to said bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed, and heard ex parte as 10 him.
J. w. G. JONES, e. X Nj.
Taylor & Woods, and J. w. g. Jones, Soils.
for COmplainants.
Oct II. IST2-4t
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Old Things Have Passed Away.

Oiu 4HAnRS nave Il dSSC4 n wa .
This is at least true Of the old method of
treating the long abused and much abused
human body. 1t Is no longer considered
wise to put patient to the torture in order
to cure him of disease in which pain is
already undermining the energies Of his
system. True science ranges itself on the
side Of nature, and endeavOrs to assist her
in her night against disease. This is the
province OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
the most approved tonic ever advertised In
this country. Ii may be recommended as
= Fail medicine, par excellence; for it IS in
the Fall that bIliousness, dyspepsia and
malarious fevers are especially prevalent
The frame, exhausted by the heats OF sum-
mer, is relaxed and feeble al its close, and
requires, we may say demands, artificial AS
sistanee. Afford it that assistance IN occa-
sional doses Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
and the evils referred to may be escaped
Throughout the FAR West. and on the
steaming alIuVial Of the Southern rivers,
all the varieties Of periodical fever are
probably Ilfe TO day. Had a course 81 Hos
letters Bitters been commenced by the suf-
ferers a month ago, / e, before the IN
healthy season set in, seyen-elghths OF them
would in ali probability be in their usual
health at the present tins. So much for
want OF forecsste. 80 nueh Tor not keep
ing in the house, and using daily, the best
safeguard against epidemic and endemic
iever>
As hocks OF impOsturs and imitalOrs are
trying 10 follow in the walks Of the great
American remedy, therefore be sure that
the article you buy is genuine and verified
by the proper trade marks. The tue aTti-
Gle can only be obtained in bottles. Be
ware of the spurious bitters sold 10y The
gallon or key.
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BILE
RESIDENCE FOR SALE
SPRING CREEK, MADISON COUN-
TK. TENNESSEE.

DEING DESTROYS OF removing 10 Texas,
ID now offer for sale nv Tesidence at
Spring Greek. Ii consists sf 80 acres OF No.
Hand Well adapted 10 the growth of ali the
products of this climate. Good Dwellings.
Cribs, Stables, and all necessary Outbuild-
ings. A nice young orchard of all kinds Of
fruit, and a most excellent well of water in
the yard. Spring Greek offers superior adj
vantages for School and Church privileges.
1 also have 100 acres Of good land adjoining
the town, which will sell either with the
town property or separately. Persons
wishing TO purchase can confer with me at
Spring Greek. w. &. kIZER.
Spuf9S-fF
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places, tO-Wli
Our Imprudence the Cause of
EnpSTgEnDtiOu.

How many Of US can date the cause Of
our last sickness &c either a crowded room,
and then coming out IN Il cold air. or wear
ing damp clothes, causing cough which
settles ON the lungs, producing seated pains
in The chest. Aliens Lung Balsam will
check the disease and restore health TO the
>ystem. il only used in time.
Remember and call at the Drug Store for
Aliens Lung BaIsam. Every family
should keep it at hand. oct6-lm
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CO Mabie, Todd & Co.'s celebra-
ted gold pens, just opened at
KEILY'S.

u TIC AvaIanche says there are
eighteen counties in West Tennes-
see, and that johnson wont lose five
Of them. Reverse the figures, and
you are much nearer the truth-on-
ly not quite up to the real result, as
time will very soon show.
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COMMERCIAL.
JACKSON COTTON MARKET.

The receipts of cotton have been
very liberal, not only at Jackson,
but at all of the ports of the United
States. The first of this week the
market opened brisk, and advanced
on Monday and Tuesday, but on
Wednesday the wires sounded the
alarm of large receipts, and hence q
decline, and now prices at this point
arc "a foIlOrrs.
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MARRIED

At the residence OF the brides father. DIR.
L W. Perkins, in MOnteZuma, McSairy
county, Tennessee, on October 81, by the
Rev. A. W. Skinner, the Rev. J. NJ. Gun
ninghRn and Miss Annie Vic. Perkins.
We gratefully acknowledge the reception
Of bridal cake, and most sincerely extend
the happily welded pair our congratula-
uoss. May their voyage upon the sea OF
matrimony be free from clouds and storms,
and may there ever be 10 them a 80 light
house just ahead
At the East Methodist Church, on Thurs
day night the 10th inst, by the Rev Benz.
Blackmon, Miss Flora {. Smith and Mr.. J.
W. Anderson, all Of this city.
May the riches Of love, and all the ten
derest and dearest blessings OF earth and
heaven, be theirs through life.
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EJ~ We arc unusually crowded
with new advertisements this week,
but after the present issue a good
many old ones will be taken out,
giving us our usual space for other
matter.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-12

CT Kelly's clock will be put up
on exhibition at the Jackson Fair
in order that every body may get to
see il.
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o, that 1 were Beautiful!

Is the Unspoken wish Of thousands of wo.
mcn TO whom nature has denied the charm.
of a pure, fresh, transparent complexion,
To crafty this wish Hagan's Magnolia
Balm was introduced. The cosmetics of
the day had been pronounced poisonous by
the most distinguished chemists, and 1t was
also found that their ultimate effect was TO
wither the skin as well as TO parslyze the
external nerves. The ladies hailed with
delight the advent of healthful, herbal and
preparation capable of imparting ts their
faces, necks and arms, a porcelain smooth
ness, and tiRge like that of the finest ORR
entail pearl. They soon discovered that it
was "new thing under the sum-" incom-
parable and unapproschable. Unquestion-
ably the Magno Ola Balm has been the great
toilet success OF the present century.
~ Gents real and imitation
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ES7 Kelly's clock will be put upon
exhibition at the Jackson Fair in
order that every body may get to
see il.