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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-30

2B- OFFICE OF THE SINGER MAN.
UFACTURING COMPANY, CHARLESTON. 8. O.,
OCTOBER 2s. 1s72.-on ord after this date We
will not rec gnlze nor be responsible for any Be-
ceipts given on Sewing Machine Agreements m
less the same be our regular printed Receipt,
numbered and signed
THE SINGER MFG. COMPANY,
]. CLARK BEDELL, Agent.
October %, 1s72 z"a oct2s WIN :
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@- BELL soHNAPPs, DISTILLED

~ BELL SCHNAPPS, DISTILLED
by the Proprietsrs Mt schiedam, In Holland. An
invlgorating Tonic and Medicinal Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure and free from al.
deleterlous substances. ills distilled from Bar.
ley OF the nnest quality, and the aromatic Juniper
Berry Of Italy, and designed expressly for cases
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, Gout, Rheu.
matism, General Debility, 0srtarrh OF the Blsd.
der Pains in the Back and Stomach, and all
diseases of the Urinary Organs. 1t gives relief
In Asthma Gravel and Cslculi In. the Bladder,
strengthens and Iuvlaorateu the system, and is
a certain preventative and cure OF that dreadful
soourge Fever and Ague.
CAUTION ASK for hudson @. woLFE,s
BELL SOHNAPPS."
For sale BY all respectable arOcers and Apothe.
carleR, -in.
HUDSON @. WOLFE co., Sole Importers.
Sfhce, No. 1s South william street, New York.
sep30-3mos
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funeral n Notlres.
sBTHE RELATIVE

9B-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintance Of Miss CATHERINE HAYES, and
Or her mother, Mrs. Alice Hayes and family, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Ser.
vices OF the former. at half-past O'Clock, THIS
AFTERNOON, at st. Joseph's Church. " oct3o.s
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F CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
VIRGINIA, from Philadelphia, are hereby noti.
fed that she is discharg!ng Cargo at Browns
Wharf. All goods not removed by sunset viii
remain on wharf at cons!gnees' risk and ex.
pense. All claims must be made on wharf be.
fore removal OF goods. %
ociso-1 W.. A. COURTENAY. Agent
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TIE NEWS ELECTION RETURNS.

Official Facts and Figures from Every
County OF the State.
We republish below thetable OF majorities
for Governor In the various counties, orIgl.
nally published In TIE NEWS Of the 2lst Inst,
revised and corrected according to last nights
dispatches, and giving the latest details of the
general result of the recent election up to
the hour Of going to press:
TABLE OF MAJoRIrIRs FOB GOVERNOR.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES FOR TO-
DAY.

WASHINGTON, October 29.
In the South Atlantic and Eastern Gull
States northeasterly to scutheasterly winds,
cloudy and occasional light rain.
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~ NOTICE.-PERSONs ARE HERE
BY cautioned against crediting or harboring any
OF the crew OF the German Bark EMIL, Sshulken,
Master, as no debts Of their contracting will be
recognized by the master, or
J. Il. ENsLoW co., 80
ocfSo-2 . - Agents.
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Guerial lGntlrea

~SHIP ENERGY--NOTIC TO SAL
voRs-An persons saving materials or cargo of
this vessel, ashore or Hunting Islands, are hereby
notified to report to us delivery thereof at nearest
Custom House. - ROACH d MOFFEIT,
oct3u-2 as.c., Agents for all concerned.
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%ran6 1)rbt Diatrihntln,ss sf.s
:. THE KENTUCKY
LIBRARY RiAlRY !. GIFT e0RG;EMlll: b:
$500, 900 Id. / BANK. III I 70 Z 4 PAY q & Al Il 1
= y. Il GIFTS. ~ ez.siisds
A FUEL DRAWING If staaI.
:$1oo,oOoFoR ONLY$1o.

At the. Second Grand affr Concert, sufhDefEsd
BY special act OF 5he .LARisIafure ID eid ofthe
PUBLIC Library or KentucEy, unsvo4dsbly post
p0ned from september IS 70 DecembefL7.-a -add
which poaitvey and unequIvocally occurl In
Louisville: :Ky. SATURDAY, December q lsg1y yisa.
following Cash gifts are for distribution By Lot
among the ticket holders: .--....
ONE GRAND GIFT, CASH. $1ed, 900
ONE GRAND ar RT 90 0QQ
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~ GLOSSY BLACK WHISPERS ARE
admired by every lady. I'ou can have them by
using Dr.. TUFTS IMPROVED HAIR DYE. Sold
everywhere. -! oct2E6D8w
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- s;.:2naS@ a.; Hc's-tf' lt't'
Tho undsraianed, representir;r one OF iSS isTsst
M 4, fsa Trn,,ad sts,.s osst. sn.tha
TRADE AND Ts, ,R1Ys1mAHs . full Ina etfhs
LATEST TNpRnyeurNT3 IN tsa. sboys. .ss,1clag
-. -, 81. s.,
ALLOW fficeS' =
EiS-.. ooNs1srNa M rAnr or 80. is,.,,r,z.
NIckle Plated steel ana Bras Spsiua SINGLE
AND DOUBLE TRUSsES. - a}..,,.
BAH and. Socket Ksy.pad Single and gonAle
rrusses.. ~. q.,s. ,,T,s., nj, t.;s.a ssr.,s,
E1anaa Improved Rsa slnsle ana poae.e
Spring, Single and Double Trussea. . -. 4sl
Rucnss Pad Soft and hard Pad, Single and pouSls-
- -. -. -. 80, =.
ana Double rrusses. .. -Gsss.,ii ,...sdi sstt
Ksa and Channels Lined sslfsa,usins shtssiaOi
Double Trusses. ' ~ . issif!.,f .tsisii',s2
Chase. Improved Pad s.nals.nd poubss
p.,o,,,n,s pord ana so,, paa; s,n,,a and nosht,,,
i''o.s'o.o .."'U At'1 WV ~ I-.i.1.s sft
s,,,s p,s,sa ana IVORY Egu Pad single and sa
= ,J.m,r..s.-.! 80 f.D .2E.r.Lc 80
Common anon ksnt Left ana double et Ifussess as sdi
Youths and cadren's single ana Dopole TFnsss!
In great variety. %, 1ss;i,J.1,,
Fitch,s. London and Improved Abdominal. Reit :;
4 supportera' a!p.lasg.dl u .,ia ,si-ee ket,
United States Army and May Paten. HanasAaaa
nals ana Female shoulder Rraoes-Rlasas, ,Assa )
Springs and suapendsrs. .,sG tso,I. I
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,.$lm,Mo
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4Osd1~4SSV
The money % pay allthese 'Gifts u nov uppn
deposits, and set sSsrtsfoE .that atpHposes:dq tkn
Farmers, and DrolerI Bank. - mi b. .seens shT
the Following cefttnclfe Of the Catdief . {.
FARNnay AND DRovIlD BANK.gts1
LoUBVuLK Ky, ,Sdptembef -; lS39
This Is 70 certify that there ID now on d620eit
In this bans over HGf . Anioo IL sDoalaAesu
the credit OF the Git Conceft Fund, 1So9 ~ Qf
which Is held by this bank q 1fe1sHref Of the
Public Library OF Kentuoky 70 psy on alIsaaffS
70 be awarded 1t tha drawing. tt;cs:;
3. 8. YREqH, Oaahief. !.
a-- Price or Tickets. s'',s''S 20
Whole Tickets, sio; Halves, Ss; ouaftsn, S9se;
IL Whole 1lcksts for &i0o; 3Sfor S1s6;-SD tnCeteS
Aa for $1,000; cs5 fort $at0o; SIS for 5000 N
discount on iess than 800 worth Of ttckenata 8
nme. 'y. .i-- -. tti GS2 .is=::l. IL i.Gla1
u The drawing will posiriyeiy and .upeqpiHoe9llJ
take place December 7. Agents are peremft1tJI
required % clone kales and fn1ke fetnsn1H6ye6SI
Der Is, In order TO give emples time s1pr NNsl
arrangement: Orders for Tcketa qI apple
for Circulars Should DO addressed to- ~
y Gsv: EH0AAs E.bkAALEtr1N,ssAc
Agent .RubAo Library: OF Kantucays i1oeaszf,ss
a.. kqnf9eky.rs .,pG-gi1Gt .ocft fIlet9tl
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H- BURNHAM AROMATIC DENTI-
FRIOE, for Cleaning, BeaulifJIng and Preserving
the Teeth, and imparting .efreshing taste to the
mouth. Prepared by
EDW. 8. BURNHAM,
Graduate Of Pharmacy,
No. Al King street, Charleston, 8. O.
Recommended by the following Dentists: Dr..
]. B. PATRICK, Dr.. B. A. MUCKENFUSS.
8ep28-SmoH
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~FOR PRESIDENT, 81
HORACE GREELEY. ... ria
For Vice-Presidsnt, ,-fsfls
B. GRATZ BROWN. r.
Electors.
STATE AT LARGE,
M.P. O'CONNOR, Of Charleston.
W. n. WALLACE, OF Union.
8. A. PEARCE. Of Rtchland.
FIRST DISTRICT,
WV. WALKER, OF Georgetown.
SECOND DISTRICT.
JOHNSON HAaOOD, Of Barnwell.
THIRD DIs1 RIOT,
SIMEON FAIR, Of fewberry.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
W.K ROBERTSON OF Fairfield.
octA
TTHE MEMBERS OF TIE GERMAN
HUSsARS TILT1NG CLUB nre requested to call
on Messra. MENKE MULLER and leave orders
for their Uniforms.
By order of the President.
J.o. W. BIsOHOFF,
octs Secretary.
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Pianos and Organs.

We again call attention to the adver-
tisement of Chas. NJ. Stiof, dealer in
Pianos, Organs, &C., Baltimore, Md.
Their instruments are OF the best quality,
and are sure to give satisfaction, There
are more of their Pianos in use in this
section than any other, and those who are
using them are so we'll pleased that
they would not exchange them for any
other. The Organs, Church and Parlor,
are also extensively used in this section
Of country. Those wanting oithera Piano
or Organ, would do we'll, and save money
by ordering from this firm. J. W. Cod
dard is Agent at this place to whom you
can apply for prices, etc.
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Real Estate Law--Look to Your Titles,
Every real e,tote purchaser should
know that a warranty decd will not make
a title perfect, uules, all prior transfers
have been regularly made and ackuow-
Judgments properly done, deeds Of trust.
mortgage, judgments, tax sales and all
other claims satisfied, and proper records
made Of the same. An oversight or an
error in this respect will place a cloud
upon the title, and may be fatal, or at
least result in litigation and much cx-
pense, attended with doubt and and un-
necessary p~orplexity, ..la
Before buying become satisfied.
/. That the claim of title is direct and
perfect,
?. That no dover interests are out,
standing.
8, That there are no mortgages,
1, That there are no mechanics liens.
8. That their are no tax claims.
6. That there are no judgment liens
by Courts in this State or in the United
States Courts Of this State.
7. If ever devised by will, that the
same was duly probated.
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A Melancholy Break Down.

There are lively break-downs that
make an audience laugh, and there are
sad and sorrowful break-downs that make
the kind-heartcd grieve. To the latter
class belongs the eneryation of body and
mind is usually called general debility"
or "nervous weakness" and which, when
neglected, too often terminates in atrophy
and death. A wholesome medicated slim
ulant is the one thing needed in cases of
this description and science and experience
unite in pointing to PLANTATION BIrTERs
as the true specific. The fact that it COM
bincs the properties of an invigorant with
those of a regular and Alternative, in ex-
octly the proportions necessary to produce
a radical change in the tone of the sys.
TEN, and tho action of the digestive and
secretive organs, is an unanswerable ar
gument in its favor as u general restora-
tive.
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Things About Town.

Things About Town.
!lugh ~Fry'snsw miil and machine shop
is running i'm tip,tap order.
j.. W. Clagk's new hop IS nearly con-.
Plsted.
The indications are that the Union Sab
bath School will b" set aside. We hope
such will not be the case.
We had a heavy rain Monday might.
Fail weather since then.
The Good TemPlarsh had a public meet
ing Tuesday night at the Methodist
Church.
The members of the Presbyterian
Church are thinking of organizinga Sun
day school.
W. l.. Price is still at Grants old cor
ner selling goods to the people at fair
prices.
Goddard & Dobbius propose to have
a full stock Of new goods in a few days.
Not much excitement here about the
Fair.
The Methodist Sunday School is -four
ishing.
win. Cleveland keeps provisions Of all
kinds, fresh beef, pork &c,
Mp Hight has commenced romov,
ing the old hotel.
West Sweotwator is fas; building up.
Anumber of new houses are now being
erected.
The wood work of the new court house
at Loudon is being shipped from here by
the car load, The building will be COM
plcted in q short time. .r
The Barytas works continue.
Mr.. j. NJ. Heiskel has had a new
house put up in rear Of the Presbyterian
church.
Gen. Vaughn returned from a visit to
the mountains last Monday.
Mat, Carter is running u heavy bust,
ness in the produce line.
Miss Lizzie Woodward has received her
.
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Peonle Will Talk.

People will talk, that every one knows,
They'll try to disgrace you right under
your nose;
They say they are Christians and try to
do right,
And then they'll abuse you before
you're out of sight.
If you wear fine clothes, the news they
will spread it,
And say that they know you got them
on credit;
They go to church Sundays, ard seem full
of grace,
And look the good preacher right
square in the face.
When they 60 from the church, they COM
mence their great song,
81 don't like that preacher, his sermons
so long;'
If a young man but happens to take a
small dram,
They come down on him with a terrible
slam;
"That fellow was drinking, he ought to
be sunk,
For l smelt whiskey, aud know he was
drunk.
So this is the way that prattliug goes on,
And when they sing they sing this song,
Now this is the kind of grace divine,
Among some folks at County Line.
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What is a Dolly Warden 2

The following is understood to be the
correct response to the above ~conundrum;
y "Dolly Warden" isa MORE antique
dress pattern-tbe more antique it IS, the
botter-it is made of some material, and
is cut bias at the top and bottom, and
trimmed with Houiton polouaises and
tube roses, with Il peplum running two
chains and three links to the Southwest
from the starting point, around the out
skirts of civilization, and pinned together
with self-acting solitaire pin The dress
pattern is figured largely, and the dress
will figure largely during the coming
campaign. The figures are so large that
it takes eight dress patterns to show off
the figures to advantage. When broiled,
and husbands will get in a broil if they
don't buy one, they are excellent, cover
ed with 4 gravy made in the shape Of an
overdress. They are buckled down
under the shoes like tight pants, and have
a hustle on as large as a load of hay.
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CoWau, McClung & Co.

This Wholesale House, at Knoxville
is tho most extensive of any in the whole
South, its sales being cqualed by only a
a very few houses in the East and by
none in the West. Retail merchants are
learning that goods can be purchased as
cheaply of Cowan, McClung Il Co., as in
any of the Eastern cities, and not half so
many as formerly are heard to say, ego
ing Fast to lay in goods" We are glad
to see this, for it not only saves time and
travelling expenses to our merchants, but
it is giving encouragement to home en-.
terprise. Cowan, McClung Il Co., will
furnish at our depot a bill Of goods at as
low figures as any Eastern House will.
Try themand see.
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They SAY.

Ihey Day.
Ten Gents Reward is offered for that
g%arrulous old gossipor known and dis
guised, in every community throughout
this broad land, as :thcy say" His adj
herents are more numerous than ever
leaves were in Valambr)sia, and his ru-
mors fly thicker and faster than winged
ants on an indian-summer day. If he is
not omniprosont, he certainly has the
power of being present in many places at
the same time. If he isnot inspired with
the prophetic ken of an Isaiah or Jere-
miah, he certainly foresoes many events
which come to pass. lfhe is not omnis-
cient he certainly knows 4 great deal
more than most of folks. He sees all
things that transpire, and many which
never do. He presumcs to know every
body and to be acquainted with every
bOdy's business. His sayings are repeat
ed at all places of public gatherings, in
confidential interviews, around the social
hearthstone, and in private circles. He is
by far a more popular author and %Oftener
quoted than Byron Shakespeare, or any
other writer whose sayings are recorded
in history. He was never known to be
cornered, but always manages to elude
the gasp of his pursuors. He is evident
ly a very extraordinary genius, and we
want to see a character so intimately
known in every community and yet new
er seen by mortal eye, and whose foot
prints are so often seen, but whose car
cass has never been overtaken.
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County Line, April, 1872.

The Roanoke Times savagely goes for
somebody after the following style:
"When a man stalks into our Office, and
with the impudence of the devil asks for
the "last Times" and him not a subscri
Der, we feel like jumping down his throat.
A man that is clearly able to pay the
small! pittance of four cents a week, re-
ceiving the news of his W and other
sections, and Sneaks around u printing Of
fee oil his neighbours house to borrow what
he is too cussed stingy to pay for, should
be made to stand on his head four days "a
cent Il day out of every week, and re-
peat the last speech made in congress-"
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To the Merchants aud HillncrS of
East Tennessee.
u $. Payne Il Co., Knoxville, have
now the largest line If Ribbons, Silks,
Hounr, and Tia, Frames, Grapes, Illusions,
Flowers, Feathers, Chignons, Ladies'
Trimmed aud Uutrimmed Hats and Bon.
nets, in fac, the most complete stock of
Millinery in addition to their Shoe and
Hat stock to he found in the State. All
orders promptly attended to.
r. S. PAYNE q Co.
p. $. You can receive your goods in
II day after order Is sent, aud buy them
as cheap as in New York or Baltimore.
meh2S.4w r. S. P. & Co.
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Atlanta Markets,
H. r. cox d BRO.,
General PlUdUr d Commission HnrchHlo
MARKET REPORT,
Very Rcspt,,
Cox, JACKSON d Co.


Corn-N hite, per bushel
Yellow " ............ 9Oa93
"heat-Ienn' White per nTsheI'' 2ooa2iO
Oats, per bushel. 7O'Ii
Flour-Fohcy,p cr Sack..'...''..'..''@ ?3ollo
fotrn,y t o".i5;
snpcrfnc. -. 49,. $5oa375
In bbls same proportion al sacks.
Bacou-Shoulders, "..,.""""ia7ta
Hams. .-i'''''''.''''"..I2al2i.
C S%"T1 SiJc., 'SrloS
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Sc. NJ, d."

Don't stand aghast with awe and fear,
eyes wide open hair on end and fingers
tightly clinched with the idea that these
mysterious symbols are cabalistic signs
and represent some secret organization of
masked demons, who carry terror and dis
may with their midnight prowlings
aud d~isperse on the dawn Of morning.
No! They are only the initials Of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, that
pleasant medicine which has acquired Il
National reputation and proven so efica-
cious in coughs, colds, bronchitis, con.
su mption and kindred disease. For these
complaints it has no equal. Sold by
all Druggists.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-11

In this age of scepticism, facts are re-
quired to inspire confidence in tie minds
Of the people; bu', with good indorsers,
they are willing to test any article claim
ing extraordinary merit. The proprietors
of HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
cr offer the following Endorsement OF the
merits claimed by them for their prepar-
alton, by the Pi;tsburg. Pa. "Christian
Advocate;" viz, "The public haye so Of
ten been deceived by the use Of worthless
preparations for the hair; that an article
of this kind, to gain their favor and Sc
cure their patronage, must possess real
merit. We are glad to assure our read
ers that Halls Vegetable Sicilipu Hair
Remover is meeting with tho success
which its merits SO justly deserve; and we
have reliablc evidence, hat it will per-
form all that Is claimed for it, IN restor.
ing gray hair to its neutral color, and,
as Il permanent dressing, is unsurpassed.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-11

The following, we are assured, is a ver-
batim copy of a letter recently received
by a school-master in Indiana, from a
householder in bis locality "Cur, ass you
are a man of no legs, | wish to iutur my
sun in your skull" The obscurity aud
seeming offensiveness of this address dis
appear on translation. What was intend
ed to DC written was ''Sir, as your are II
man of knowledge, | wish to enter my
son in your school,
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Our Devil

Has been rejoicing, for a few days past,
at the Improvement the late pleasant
weather was making on our streets. The
recent rains though have somewhat de-
jected him, and with visions of standing
pools Of water aud mud-holeS before him,
he givesrvent to his feelings in the follow.
ing thrilling e@fasion
ain old Monroe county, Swcetwater town,
Lord of mercy do look down,
The streets are wretched, sidewalks too,
Ifthe'rc not fixed what will we To-"
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A Nav Party.

1t is suggested that the young people
of Sweet@ater, have a general may Party
on Saturday the 18th Of May, at which
time a May Queen will be crowned. If
the young folks will take the matter in
hand it will be a grand affair. Let al
the people young and old take a part, and
unite in one general holiday. The crown
ing of a May Queen will aus many
minds to wander back into the past, when
such occasions were hailed with JOY.
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Good.

NOOu'
We learn that an Irishman, who had
been employed at the Cemetery, some
time since went to Washington to draw
his pay. After receiving the amount, the
paymaster, discovering a sabre cut ON his
face, remarked "Iou were in the army
during the war 2" EYES," said he. "What
command were you in!' "In General
Fitzhugh Lees command said lie. "Did
you have the audacity to apply at a Fed
eral Cemetery for work, when you were
in the rebel army" EYES," replied the
Irishman, 81 helped to kill them, and [
thought had a right to help bury them"
-Culpepper Observer.
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spECrALNOTICI2

-
0TThtal 20 JUs
iEsNvtuEE l.,> % Tue ,f{.k!t
bee e]ut.rely prev nd ~ ID @V,r ~ Iur
u"t''s tvv aus- +. 10 rs.a pEi ,
arrest lctil, duo pr4M dSta5 sspsrt
and yieg,gls sygUhH lfAis POO
time uhuw fe8 os lrlpr F4a,r.
CASf fdgM Our Ii1te IN tFsu,e,
which deserve, thr N mq delL 4Jay, D.
pcpsiais m Of iham. flrseH jWttrar,
the system ike a yeyitaA4 pb IA r,u-
dcrs life a lGrleE 1b4 meheinr, 81 ra.
~di-pensary w1 F"tcNrsii GaA Il cont
with Dr. Walkers Y 70; bf vMe.rr
Bj,ters. Tf,efe Is 10 lorw nj IN, s,un
or liver coniflsiH hat 81 wa s,sud rh
putert touie- ant qlt6fstiyc.
NuLAplEs 3ipfr td,uGrrG Unl,,,
thvre bNha dagfapt dz9dWt-T0Jh'
breath sweet p 4uas Il iRjf 81 HthS 4u6s q
ruby rcdue~s 5000 u,,timc,, Che teeth uuirk
rival alrba>rcr int, mud Sctrn ~ Pa a,
set ina coral vase. ..
$jG,UUJ WILL BIZ PAM Cor any Remedy
which wilt cure pDrUc Rl'rua.
lism Pain, in the Limbs, Back ud Cho,t.
Sore Throat, Insect : ms, Croip, Dyson
terry, Collie, Sprain, and Vomiting, unics-
er than Dr.. T,ba,' NcnaIiau LluimeuL
established in 1871. Never mIIs. Sold by
the Druggists, Dcpu, 10 Park Place,
New York.
CAEB0LIC SAVE, rrrumuaul,l Iy the
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-11
Geo. W, Mayo.

This gentleman who was announced in
the columns of the ENTERPRIsE, as a can
didate for Trustee of Monroe county, has
withdrawn the same and is no longer a
candidate for tte position. He leaves
in a few days for Greensboro, GA, at
which place he will make his future home.
We commend him to the people of Green's
bOro, as an honest, upright and straight
forward gentleman.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-11
East Tennessee Book House.

The stock of this house was never be-
fore SO full and complete as at present,
and we are pleased to learn that the bust.
ness character of thu entcrprisiug firm is
fully appreciated by the public, whether
as wholesale or retail purchasers. We
commend them to every class, but cspc-
cially to those wanting School Books, Sta.
t%ionary, Blank Books, and Wall Papers,
Of which they have i]ncomparably the most
elegant and cheapest stock ever brought
to East Tennessee. feb 22-tf