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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
NURs! FURsl FURsi = South East corner Of
Goods, New Styles, Low Prices.
Having Just received an enormous stock OF Ladies'
flne and Costly Furs, we are able 20 show our GUS
toners tne very latest STYLES and offer them at such
tremendous low prices that it Is impossible for any
latly 10 leave our store without purchasing.
our place is great, our prices Just we will use you
well II you In Us trust.
All we ask OF the ladies is to give US call and be
convinced OF the above facts as we viii not
oe undersold by any store in the o. s.. owing the
enormous rush we have had lately, we were forced
10 open an additional salesroom, where we will be
custom rs.
Ladies', bear In mind that we do not misrepresent
any goods In our establishment, and can show you
the lowing superior fu 3 at half price: Hudson
BAY, Royal Crown Squirrel, Mink Sable, Astrachan
(Blk and Whit Real Ermlne, Seal.
Also 200 splendid Astrachan Fur and Seal Sacques
300 All M9ol and Broche Paisley shawls which must
be disposed OF.
Ladies', we ask you only to call and convince your.
selves that the greatest bargains In Furs can be had
at the largest and principal Fur warehouse and Loan
once, s. E. corner Ninth and Cherry streets, Phila
delpha.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-22

Nj oNEY LOANED on the most reasonable terms
WI Persons desiring to borrow money on any
goods OF value at reasonable rates, call at the
Largest and Principal Loan ONCE s. e. cor. Ninth
and Cherry streets, Philadelphia.
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The Earytes Works.

Capt. i. l.. Ferrary, has shipped from
here, 20 car loads of Barytes since he has
been engaged in the business.
The establishment of this work in our
town has proved to be ofgreator magnitude
and benefit than was at first least expec-
ted by some Of our citizens. Capt. FGrra-
~ has given employment to a large num-
Der OF boys, who were loafng around the
streets, in all kinds of dGvilment, some of
them ragged, and dirty, and many who
had but a scanty supply Of the uecessaries
of life. Now the most of them are we'll
clothed, and look red, rosy and healthy,
to what they did before.
Capt. Ferrary has gone to New York
where he expects to purchases large steam
engine, and upon his return erect 4 mill
on Fork Greek, about four miles from
here, and give employment to about teyen-
ty'ive more mon and boys.
We would here state that Barytes ex-
lists in large quantities in this county,
and parties having lands containing it,
cannot, in u opinion, realise more
in any other way than by leasing their
lands to Capt. Ferrary. While it may
injure the lands to some extent, the own
ers are amply paid for such injury. Be-
sides 1t gives employment to a large class
of people who cannot make an honorable
living, as easily as they can By engaging
in this work.
A large amount of money has been put
in circulation, and more will be, BY the
Introduction Of this work. Our citizen.
should give Capt. Fcrrary encouragement
to keep the work moving on, as also al
men who come among US to develop, tht
resources of our country. Wc wish tina
Capt. Fcrrary may mako an independent
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IemNCrNncr.

y correspondent Of the Press aud TI:r-
aid writing from Loulen, furnishes the
following items:
Some interest is being manifested here
in the Temperance cause. Judge HopI;,
by request, delivered Il temperance lee
ture at tho Baptist Church. lie had
quite a respectable audience, and his re-
marks were at once practical and impres
siyc.
A few days since, in This county be-
meath the mido,gh sly, with no orat.r
but the mute lips and marble brow apd
no audience but The villa wjnis, another
temperance lec~.urc--hrict, sad, but ter.
ribly eloquent, va, given. \ Jouug man
riding along She public roads, in a state
OF ;utoxication, fell from bis horse and
was found the next morning-da.d.
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Poisoned TO Death.

A healthy liver secretes each day about
two aud half pounds of bile, which con-
tains a great amount Of waste material
taken from the blood. When the liver
becomes torpid or cougssted, it fails to
estimate this vas, amount Of n]oxious sub.
stance, which, therefore remains tp poison
the blood and be conveyed to every part
Of the system. What must be the con-
ditiou Of the blood when it is receiving
and ~retainining each day two and a half
pounds of poison! Nature tries to work
OF this poison through other channels aud
organs-the kidneys, lungs, skin, ETC.; but
these organs become oyertaxcd in per.
forming this labor, in addition tn their
natural functions, and cannot long with
stand the pressure, but become variously
diseased.
The brain, which is the great electrical
centre Of all vitality, is unluly stimula-
ted by the unhealthy blood which passes
TO it from the heart, and it fails to per-
form its Office beautifully. Hence the
SYMPTOMS or bile poisoning, which aye
dullness, headache, incapacity to keep the
mind on any subject, impairment Of men,
Dry, dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feelings,
/ gloomy forebodings and irritabiliIy Of
temper. The blood itself being diseased
as it forms the sweat upon the surface Of
the skin, it is 50 irritating and poisonous
that it produces discolored brown spots,
%pimples. blotches and other eruptions,
sores, boils, carbuncles and scroFuIous tu-
mots. The stomach, bowels and other or
gans spoken Of, cannot escape becoming
affected sooner or later, aud costiyenes,,
piles, droPsy,~ dyspepsia, diarrh@a, female
weakness and many other forms of chronic
disease, are among the necessary results.
As q remedy for all these ]yariou. mani,
fcstalions Of disease, DR.. Prcrrc's Golden
Medical Discovery is positively unequal,
ed, By it the liver and stomach are
changed to an active, healthy state, the
appetite regulated aud restored, tho blood
aud secretious thoroughly purified aud
enriched. and tho whole system renovated
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For April is at hand. a beautiful
number of illustration are presented to
the subscribers in this number. Com
mencing with the steel plate we have
"Grandfathcr'S Pet" then a tinted cut,
"The Sports of April" suitable for the
season; a pretty colored fashion plate; a
view of Miss Lolipop's d~ressing.room for
gentlemen; and another of those large
sheets of braidiug and embroidery pat
terms, printed in blue. Besides all these
superior embellishments, there is the large
extension sheet, containing any number
Of the latest designs for the toilet. We
need not speak of its literature. a per-
usal Of it will repay you.
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NOTEClGa.

Pa.-MruuE Loss Of rua Ham, may
q entirely pray-u,sd by tha USE VI Bur
MT 9 Co.ua'ua. t. ut, ueyo. fa.l,d 90
ares. decay, and to promote 81 .rui.h.
AVID yigoyou, growth. II IxW.t. ..ua
t.un uurl,gI,ei as a der,.jg~ .,. .alr.
CAST THEN OUr-tt taerc a.. disease,
which deserves the name aemuuor, Dys.
repsia is one Of them. It racks am. t.ars
tie system like Il vuritalle Gcnd, aud rem.
ders life = burden. The medicines Of the
lisp,usary wll hot cHpel it. Cast il oa,
with DIR. Walkers E,getable yincfar
B.ter,. Th,rs T., no form Of indigestion
or liver comri,ju tl,t can withstand this
pv.gut tonic and alternative.
No LADIa, IoLnr COMPLETE Unless
there ta the traunut Spzutrt-untp the
breath sweet odor. il impuyt-. the gums Il
ruby rcGeess snoi assumes, the teeth quick
rival ala5as.cr tint, and seem as pearls
set IN q coral vase.
$4,000 WILL ag PAID for any Remedy
which will rrrn i',r,vic pb.pmr.
=: +. q. T.. 49,. .,.'p' ~. 'trw
~.
Snie i'"'"', Insect ~. 'rouP, i'y'eI-
te a.. tp..o. Sua MS md t0ut.lur, uu5r0-
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mi. -. ,..- ~ ~. 49,, III'
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the i'rt . U.s.. ~ o. ~ .'Nrk Place,
Now York
t,rr,,r -,.rr ..,.,,.,F.l ms tho
60 -. - r.
'.""'"S I.'''' .''' '.' lI' l''''"hhi oI
the Ne" luri Board OF Health, as the
mos, won4erluI Healing clnpDund ever
t.r,,u Gi,os ;,.t,,. roii.,,, t,u, ,r.
w. '., '
al N'"u' o. Sores CUES a.d "nHh'S ano
a m4.t inydiuU.,e Saive Tor al. purposes
! sod cyafywhare aj - cents. John &.
U,nrr .,i. r.,,ri.t,. : r,Il,,, pr.
n '
We" 1"'n' -,
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Heard We Had the SMALLPOX.

A delinquent came in the other day to
settle up, and SAID that he would have
been in sooner only be heard we had the
smallpox. We have been thinking for
some time that something vas keeping
dclinquents away. However we will state
that persons who have not been vaccjna-
ted can send their money in an envelope
without danger, while those who have can
call pretty safely now, as there are only
about one hundred scabs on our face at
this writing. Don't be backward gentle,
men. A man can go to heaven with the
smallpox, but a delinquent on the prin-
tiers book. never can.
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Dead Men tell no Tales:

II they had, auathcmas against the de-
plotting lancet, the drastic purge would
ariso from every graveyard. The motto
Of modern medical. science is "Preserve
and Regulate, not destroy" aud no rene.
d. Of our Cay is so entirely in harmony
with this philanthrophic logic as DR..
Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bitters. In
this powerful, yet harmless restorative,
dyspepsia, bilious complaints, and oil
diseases Of tho stomach, liver, bowels and
norves, encounter an irresistible antidotc.
mar law.
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Bo Quiet.

The Memphis Ledger says "The con-
%vention of Liberal Republicans, to be
held in Cincinnati on the Grst of May.
promises great results, Viii the Demo
crazy have the address 20 keep quiet and
keep out of that %a.sembIage2 We fear
that, should that body nominate a candi.
date on liberal principles, his chance Of
election will be rGined by Democrat
politicians, who can't Tor the life Of them
keep quiet. Everything depends on a
prudent course by the Democracy"
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| Extraordinary Inducements.
l'atronize YOur Home Papers.
The American Farmers Advocate
Sent Free TO All Subscribers 10 The
SWeetWater EricrpriSe.

The American Farmers Advocate,
Published Monthly, at Jackson, Tom .
Al 81 per year, will he furnished, without
extra charge, to all subscribers 10 the
Svcr,wr,sr Enterpri~a iemi'ting s. for
Que YEARS. subscription. The arrange.
ment> we have entered into with the Ad.
vocats Publishing Co., will ea1blo us to
furnish a greater amount of reading mat
ter than wascvcr before offered to the pub.
lie for the same amouu Of money. We
therefore confidently expect our subscrip-
ton lit to be more than doubled. The
matter in each paper will be entirely diff.
fcrent 80 that the person who gets both
will be thoroughly informed on all sub,
jccts Of general interest,
Our friends now have a fine opportuni.
ty to increase our circulation beyond that
Of any piper published in Ems; Tennessee.
All are Invited to tie good work, aud
those WHO make up Clubs will receive
both papers fires. Old subscribers, bv
paying up all arrears and renewing their
subscriptions for another year to the In
terprisc, will also receive the American
Farmers Advocate free,
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Our Fair.

Farmers and those Interested in the
success Of the Monroe County A]gricuI-
tural Fair, should bear in mind, that, on
the first Monday in April next an election
will take place for the location Of the
Fair Grounds. Madisonyille and Sweet
water will be the competitors for the To-
cation. The people should look well to
this matter, aud select the place which
will be the most advantageous to the
Fair. If S]weetwa;er is successful, her
citizens will have to take more stock.
Madisonyillo is far ahead Of them, and the
indications are that the Fair will be held
nenr MnliannYIIle.
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rqEpss HEssssy
EGjIS3ISF5y so%ISdst | #@t
$yIRIUF
ESErCs3 Z kSfiRgasF SAdGDS
ES

0'AE Tenth Volume of Woods Household Mag
l. Nziuc begins with January -. 1t it edit
cd by Gail Hamilton, 5. s.. Wood and II. V. Gs-
horne, and includes among It's regular contrIbu-
tors Horace Greeley, Gail Hamilton, ThO9. X.
Beccler, DR.. bio Lewis, Dr.. ". W. Hall, James
Parton, etc. Harriet Beecher Stowe, Brick
pomcroy, John G. SAKE, Ma Gen. Fitzpatrick,
Petroleum V. Nasty. etc., write Tor it c%rcasion-
ally. Terms, One Dollar i Year. In clubbing,
three iir,t-class periodicals are given cor the
price ct one Of them. The most liberal Premium
list ever published. No periodical Is more fire.
q%uentiy or fivorapiy mentioned by the press.
'Wool's Household Magazine is one of the mon
umenJs Of business enterprise which mark the
agc .'-MethOlist Home journal, Phil. Pn.. at
has been improving ever since we knew it-l
good criterion for the future. "-CoGrier, New
Market, Canada. ct is a marvel Of chcspncat
and fiIotcllss quality Combinei.n-N. Y. Times.
Syecimea copy sen; free 10 any address.
IS. s. WOOD Il Co.,
Newburgh, MY.
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Plaster Plaster!

Farmers, your attention is called to the fact
that Me5sra. Hight & Scruggs have on hand a
large lot of Laul Plaster which they will sell YOU
ia quantities Of from one suck to q ton. We
know Of no other firm in town who has any of
tbs fertilizer on hand, therefore, if you intend
lsing it on your lands call on Hight & scruggs
nal get a supply. mchI-it
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THE BEsr WAY TO ADvrRr1sE..--Tho
best and cheapest mode Of advertising in
the world is that in the newspapers.
Every successful advertiser will say this.
Seed strewn therc-if the seed is good for
anyrhing--alwoys brings up Il crop OF
some value, most generally a hundred
fold. Placarding the dead walls, ami
showering hand-bills among the people,
are auXiliarics in advertising, but il is
doubtful whether, as a rule, they more
than pay the expense, while there j. M
doubt that they are a nuisance. The
blankcst of dad walls is only d%i>fgurcd
by posters, provoking in the well-rcgu-
lated mind a sense Of aversion to the man
who so advcrtises, and the articles upon
whose excellencies he expatiatcs while
as to hand-biIls, nothing so prcjudices q
citizen against going to see any show, or
buying any goods, az the ugly slips OF
paper thrust at him from all quarters
eloquently recommending him to do these
things.
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Sure PREVENTIVE

.Pnr Fcvor anil -NgUe, Intermittapt', illouyrers,
aul ti i'sor'"rt nj ..rSssrom m,dlrilus rylsrs
Fucy Erc airhiy recommended 40 m Anti Dyt-
p"utjc, and iu caaoF IT indigestion are ]inyalur-
Bile. As IN npsr'irr and recuprrsnr, and in
ca~'s oTccHcr'l debility, they hoVc never, ina
siugIe Instance, .tHilci in Rrp!uciuc tine most
happy r~csult,. They are particularly
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-14

Tie following dispatch from Tuscaloosa
to tho Nashville Banner in regard to the
Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad shows
the present condition Of %aCairs:
"Ihc locomotives at Meridian have
been seized by tho engineers. Portions
Of the machinery have been detached, and
everything is precisely =; the same state
Of !awlessuess as when Col. Gind,at cook
possession oi the road ia the namp Of the
State. Al travel is stopped, and We are
in a worse condition than before the road
vas built, as the medium of %transporta-
lion for our necessary supplies on which
We relied is cut off"
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We have me. this week gentlemen
from a nun be- Of the counties of East
and Middle tennessee, and the answer Of
each to the inquiry, "What progress has
tue Baxter movement made in your conn
ty" hOs been in substance the same as
the answer given by a friend from llaw-
kins; ut hasn't madoa track III my coun.
ty."- Union and american.
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Rnnnhlicnn CnnYenLiOn,

Tic State Cent al Republican Commit
tee, have decided to hold State Con
v~sntiou, on Wednesday the 18th day Of
May, in Nashville, u elect delegates to
the Na,ionsl Republican Convention
which meets in PhiladolPhir on the 9th
u June.
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{our Time is Up.

II you see n cross mark on the margin
Of yonr paper, it is a sign that your term
Of subscription has expired, and you are
r'quos:ed to renew at once. There is a
number Of subscribers on our books who
have not paid up for the past year. All
arc requested to come forward at once
and settle.
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fortune, for if any man deserves 1t, we
think no does. Hc has laborcd under
many disadvantages, but has at last sue
ceeded in his undertaking.
lie now has a contract to furnish one
thousand ton Of Barytes.
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Subscribers whose term Of subscription
h,s eypired will find a Cross Mark on the
ma rrin Of 5hoir papor'. All such are re-
TASTED 10 renew within one week or their
5sa,-' will be discontinued. Remember
that by RENTING two dollars, 70, one
years subscription TO the Enterprise you
ge, tho American Farmers AdVoc0te, free
iur one year. IF
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lYantnl.

A. thi4 office, an ablo.hodipd, hard fea-
turcd, had tempered, uo'-to-b and
not to.te. backed-down, rreakled-faced
yoapg man to collect for tai. paper; must
furnish his own horse, saddle-bogs, pis-
tols, whiskcy, bowie-knifc and cowhide.
We will furnish the accounts To such
W. promise constant and laborious en-
ploymcnt.
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Personal,

CAPT. Tom. Shoemaker, Of the firm Of
Carpenter Il Ross, Knoxville, Tenn, was
in cur sanc'um on Tuesday last. When
Tom, travels he always makes it pay.
Carpenter 4 Ross made good selection
when they employed Tom. Shoemaker, to
travel in the into rest of their house. We
commend him to merchants in East Ten
uessee, and whereverhe may go,
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Augusta Markets.
Corrected Weekly ky CON, JACK
son .% co., Po|uro wph Commission
Merchants, 3IS Broad EStraat,-. co. ....-


N~u1vs'A' ~, March 9,h' I0i%'
To.a-Bnriog, lcN; selling, iii. Cot
tor, Gnu, y e. Cotton goodT-Augps'9
>ulrtiuc,, about $50 yds, lUe; ia
>UIrjng,, sou lds, l!r; IL Shooting, $50
yaH l"4c; q" Drills, SO yd', Re; Grn-
neville 81 Sbirtihgs' 1909 yd' 10; 10
n'rtnsS' IoVO. ydS DE; ~ SAcetiar,
l."u JU' Logs - DrIIi', 9uU ~Sds lie:
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]. L. Raw.

On the fourth page of this paper will
te found the advertisement of the above
named gentleman, to which We direct
special attention Of dealers, and those
wanting Dry Goods, Carpets, &c. The
advertisement is headed "dry goods md
clothing" which should read "carpcts"
instead Of clothing. Persons wanting
dry goods and carpets can ind no better
house in Knoxville from which to make
their purchases.
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Live PnnRrs.

Since the Union and American and
Nashville Banner cut their acquaintance
with the couutry papers, the latter have
been more interesting than ever before.
They are alive with news and editorial
mptrer. This shows plainly that the cour,o
Of the Union and American and Banner,
cannot iujure the country papers. They
are, doubtless, beginning to feel the eff
iects Of their hasty action in this matter.
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The Tide Turning in Michigan.

DETROIT, March TIT a special cleo
ton in Macomb county, yesterday, for
State Senator, Seymour Brownweil Dem
ocrat) was elected by about two hundred
majority. The county went Republican
last election by a small majority.
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THE ENTERPRISE.
THURSDAY, MARCH IA, 1872.

s. ". PrTTrSCIII trn.. p Park Row. Wy.
aud GRIFFIN : HOFTAN, baltimore. va,
Are rho sole agents for me Sveetwster RrteI.
n -eintfose cities an 7re authorized IN cantracl
IL. 'a,.J'ur o'ra-issnca'' inrIsz nt our lowest
~.A-3'st. Aav'r'is'rs are requested TO leave
heir f,vors With cit,sr os thu shove houscs.
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For House cleaning, washing dishes,
floors, oil cloths, tables, cleaning windows,
paint, knives and polishing tin, brass and
nh metals. use Enoch Morgan's Sons Sa-
po.ir. 1t is cheaper and better than soap.
cr,t il from your grocer, or at 2ll Wash
iag,ou ST., y. y. 49-l3w
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Reported by HIETiIhNS Z FLYNN, Cen
eIal Commission Merchants, Forsyth Street,
Atlanta, Ca.
C"RN-N h'ie, . Lds.,,' ...............'3o95
WHEAT ,gun' Mn.''' q ".'"'''t
Rye. np.5ri. nominal
OATS, q,onsacI 7Oa7j
FLOUR T. 1870 I''. .,'....'..,. 35l.5Oo
'"''>- r r,oa.i riS e. "'ii'''''' &C
clear Sides 4, III .......',. On
Hams q lb.................. l2a13
LARp-!n .ic'ccs...,...".,. .......l0lea
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Renew.

NfhOH'
The American Farmers Advocate for
March, has been sent out to subscribers.
This number is decided improvements on
that of February. Renew your SubscriP-
tions to the Enterprise at once, and get
this splendid Agricultural paper, free for
one rpaT
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Goods ut Cost.

We have a good lot of ready-made
clothing, coats and pants, which we pro-
pose to sell at. cost for cash. We also
have a lot of ladies shoes, of good quality,
VIII Oh We will sell at one dollar and TWEEN.
ty-fye cents per pair. Give US a sall and
get goods at a bargain.
mchT.tf J. W, GODDARD { co.
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A Discovery.

The Press and Herald of Sunday morn
ing says, while Mr.. James White was on.
gagged, on Saturday, in saving up a Wal
nut log, he found encasod in tn, wood an
old fashioned wrought nail. An inspec-
ton showed that there had been sizty-two
years growth over the nail.
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NJ USIC !! NJ SIC!

THE Song Echo con-
i tanning over orc
hundred BEAUTIFUL
Song, Duets and Cho-
ruses-Such az Driven
from lone. Little
/ Brown Church, Wy
| Fathers Growing Old,
Only a Little Flower,
Rain on the Roof, She
Sleeps in the Valley,
| Write mc q Letter, etc.
There is not = poor
riece in tho book.
! Sample copies mailed,
| post paid, TO- IS cents.
j. l.. PETERS,
800 broadway, y. 7
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Attention MerchantS.

Covao, McCIung 4 Co., advertise their
Spring stock of goods in this issue, to
which We call the attention Of Merchants
throughout East Tennessee, North Gcor-
gIa and North Alabama.
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A Terrible Earthquake-A City OF
Twenty-Five Thousand Inhabitants
Destroyed.

On January 10Th, an earthquake de-
stroyed the city of Schemacha, in Russia.
According to the official report ll8 per.
sons we're killed and forty-iour wounded,
but all the inhabitants were left without
shelter. Schcmacha is, or rather was, a
city of twenty-five thousand inhabitants,
aud lies on the road between TiAis and
Baku, at the foot Of the Caucasia Noun
tains, about twenty-five miIosdi,tant from
the latter city. Schemacba is 2,3lG feet
above the Caspian and 1920 above the
Black Sea, and was formerly the scat Of
government of the province, which, how
ever, on account of the frequent earth
q ak sin that region was transferred about
ten years ago, to Baku, on tho Caspian
Sea. The inhabitants of Sehcrnacha are
nearly all Armeniaus.