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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-25
MArrinIl.

On Wed e,day, the lTth Inst, at the
residence uf tie brides father, by Rev.
~ II. Keith, Mr.. \. j. DlcKET, and Miss
AMASpA j. BRowpER. All Of Monroe
county, ,.5a3a 40 EEE 20
Mr.. j. NJ. HUrcHIsoS, Of Sweetwa'er,
aud Miss Marin A. LANE, Of Greenvills,
we're joined in tie holy bonds Of MnIri
mony, at the residence OF tho brides faith
er, GU Thursday morning last, at half past
eight O'Clock. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev, ], b, Hobsop, which was
short Smd Impressive. p After whishf the
bride aud groom, repaired, in company.
with relatives aud friends, to the depot,
where the train soOn arrived, and amid
the shrill notes Of the locomotive whistle,
departed for SweetWSter, arriving here
Thursday evening at 81.
We had the pleasure VI attending the
marriage Of our friend "MNek,r and can
only wish for him and his fair bride, a life
of JOY aud bliss, which should attend
those TINS joined for all time, in the holy
estate, ordained by Him. The marriage
rites we're instituted, for the honor and
glory of our GOd,and may they SO 1.-Two and
act in a way that will be pleasing to Him,
and redoun to His glory and ia the saliva
ton of their souls,
May loves soft teudrils like a vine
Around their hearts forever Irvine, .
And like the bee that Nectar sips,
From some sweet blossom dewy lips,
May naught but peace and JOY attend,
Their future pathway to the end.
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Chancery Court at jacksonville.
Jno. L. Cline, Admir-. &c. VS.. Jacob Hcf-
ner and others.

VT'6"F"' WIZ 1R"IO"''VH D'ITH'I " 7 7
Complainant charges in his amended bill,
which is sworn to, that defendants Nancy q.
Cline, formerly Nancy C. Gin, widow Of A..
B.. Cliff, deceased), James NJ. Cliff, Hugh P.
Cliff, Margaret N. Cliff, Nancy J. Cliff, and
Missouri A.. Cliff, the children and heirs at law
Of said A. B. Cliff, deceased, are non-residents
Of the State Of Tennessee. 1t is therefore order
ed that publication bsImads Tor four OpnSecu-
tive weeks in the Swcetwater Enterprise notify
ing said nonresident defendants to appear at
next term Of the Chancery Court to be held on
the first Monday Of june next ut Madisonyi)e,
Tennessee, and make defence to said original
and amended bills, or the same will he taken for
confessed and the cause set for hearing ex parto
rs to them. 'Ii'i''b HIA" rN''''
WI. Hicks, Sol. s. =. HALE, C& NJ.
apr ls-4t.pf$5.
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Farmers Convention.

EplrOR ENrERpRIsE /: As County Agri-
cultural Societies are requested to send
as many delegates as possible to the Far
mers Convention at Knoxville on the 10th
day of May next, and the appointing
power being vested in me by the Monroe
County Ag ricultural Society, Ihave con-
cludcd to appoint the following gentlemen
as delegates to said Convention, in addi-
ton to former appointments;
Mai. D. p. Walker, d. A. Browder,
VIM. Cannon, W. j. Fowler. D. W, Lat
timoro, VIM. Dyer, Esq, Il. KimbrOugh,
ESD, W. B. LenOir, Jas, Hall, and D. II.
Cleveland, hope that each delegate will
attend. They will be passed over the
Railroad for half fare, by presenting the
paper containing their names as delegates,
to the Railroad Agent. r,...
II. B. YEARwooD,
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Farmers Headquarters,

We take pleasure in calling the atten-
ton of farmers to the advertisement of
Hiram Holt, in this paper. He is sue
cessor to McCorkle & Co., and will con-
duct the sale of Agricultural Implements,
with a design to furnish the farmers of
East Tennessee with any and all kinds
Of Implements, seeds, fertilizers &c, that
they may stand in need Of. Mr.. Holt
proposes to deal fair with all who will
p~atronize him. Give him a trial and
profit thereby.
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In Chancery at jacksonville.

VIM Dyer, Admir-. u L NJ Carter, decd, 10.
l0' John Carter, ct. al. N
AllperuOns having claims against the estate
Of NJ Carter, decd, are hereby notified to 6ls
their evidences Of debt with the CLERK and Mas
ter, on or before the Goth day Of April next, at
which time the account ordered by the court to
he taken in this cause, will he closed.
mch2l.It.rfs4. PHALv, CAV
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SherifSale.

! will offer for sale, for cash in hand ut the
Courthouse door in Nationwide, on Monday
the 18th day Of May, 1872, all the right, title,
interest aul claim that David Baker has Of in
and to, one hundred and fifty acres of land. Be
the same more or less. Situate anl being in the
Sth civil district of Monroe county, Tennessee,
adjoining the lands of James Evrrhart Adisun
Riggs and others. 1t being the same tract of
land on which David Baker now re sides. Levied
on as the property Of said David Baker, to sa,is-
fy n Judgment and costs, that Thonnus lIightowrl
recovered against J K, { David Baker, III the
Circuit Court at Ms,lisonyille, oa the 9TH lAyo
January, lsl2.s
j.. Z. HnrsTnS. Sheriff
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Chancery Court at Madison
.,. vile.
J, In J. Browicr ct. al. vs.. Polly Jackson and
''. '''H' husband, md others.

j. In J. Browicr ct. al. vs.. Polly Jackson and
husband, and others.
Compliments charge in their bill, which il
= ,nru to, that Defendants James BrOwder,
Diriu. Browdcr, George B~rowler, Isabella
Rrnw,lrr, JacksOn BrOwder, Mary A. Webb and
husnan ., Iienrge Webb, and Cnsssnndra Brow
der, children and heirs Mt law OF Jeptha Brow
der, deceased, aud Nancy %Rrnwier, the widow
of said JepthA Isl owder, deceased, are non-resi-
tents vi the state Of Tennessee. II is therefore
o dered that publication lie made for four COO
secutIve wees in the Swectwater Enterprise .
ne wspaper published at Sweetwater, Tenn,
notifying said nonresident defendants TO appear
ut the next term oi the ChRncery Court to DO
held ut Madison, lille, I'll the hrst Monday OF
June next and make da euce TO said hill, or the
same will be taken lr confessed nnl the cause
set for hearing cx phrte ~ to them.
A true copy Of the order Mt Rules.
Attest >. y. HALE, {. & NJ.
j.. II. tiAuT aud =. b. MAyTiELp, Solicitor
,or Iompla.uxnlo. apr4-it-pis6-
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Alse at the same time and place and on the
same terms, ] will offer for sale all the right
and title that John Robertson has In md to one
hundred aud sixty acres VI land, y ing in the
18th civil district Of Monroe county, aljoiniug
the lands OF Wm. Robertson, Joseph Dean aul
others, Said Land levied upon ~ the lands ui
John Robertson to satisfy q Judgment and costs
that Henry Sheets recovered against Saii Rob
ertsOn, before John Minis, Esq, on tie OH III
February, 1863, upon which m order OF sale hns
issued directing me 10 ReIl the same this 3Otn
March, 1872. j. H.. IlrrST'S, Sheriff.
By a.. llAwKlNs, Deputy Sheriff.
Apr4-4t PISS .... .r..U .. ......
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Woods Aousohotd Msp5zinsTun under the

Woods Ihepsehotd Magazine, under the
editorial dnAgomsntioflG Hamilton,
has more than doubled its subscription
list, during the past four months. The
May number contains: "Migratiou, Colo.
nization, Homes" by Horace Greeley /;
"Miss Hannah Adams" by James Parton;
"Household Discoveries" by Gail Hamil-
ton; "Brother Anderson by Thomas X.
Beecher; "~Longe vity," by DR.. Dio Lewis;
"Reminiscences of Rev. DIR. Bethune,"
by A, A. Willis, D. D., etc, Every
woman should read Gail Hamilton's cdi.
t%orial, in which she says: sit will never
do to trust men with u liberty which they
will abuse. The best of them, men who
may DO respectable and even distinguished
as ~jurists, doctors, merchants, mechanics,
are, in domestic matters, but children Of
a larger growth. They must be trained.
They may be allowed liberty, but they
must not be allowed to take it without
permission" g..
The Household is irst.class original
Magazine, published ut one dollar u year,
by ). S Wood & Co., Newburgh, N. Y.
A specimen copy mailed FREQ to any nd
dress.
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Good TemplarS.

Last Tuesday night, eleven new candi-
dates we're made members of the Order
Of Good Tenplars. At the next meeting
y good number moro will be iniciated.
Thus the good work goes on, and may it
spread till all the people shall be engaged
in the Temperance reform.
The Lodge meets every Tuesday night,
at Masonic Hall.
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The Best Paper ! Try I'll

The Best Paper Try It.
The Scientific American, is the cheapest and
best illustrated weekly paper published. Every
number contains from 10 to 10 original engraV-
ings of new machinery novel inventions bridges
Engineering works, Architecture, improved
Farm Implements and every new discovery in
Chemistry. A years numbers contain 1872 pages
and several hundred engraVlngs. Thousands Of
volumes are preserved for binding and refer
ence, The practical receipts are well worth ten
times the subscription price. Terms 81 u yeer
| y mail. Specimens sent free. May be Lad of
all News Dealers.
PATENTS obtained on the hest forms. ModoIS
Of new inventions and sketches examined, and
advice free. All patents are are published in
the Scientific American the week they issue.
Lend for Pamphlet, ITO pages, containing laws
and full directions for obtaining Patents. I'D
dress for paper or concerning patents, MUM &
Co., 81 Park Row, New York. Branch Office,
cor. F., and It'll ST., Washington, l. C,
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White Clif.

White Clif.
The advertisement of this favorite
watering place will be found in this pa
yer. .
The hotel will be opened by it's for
msr proprietor, Capt. Jos. A. Peck,and vii
he ready for the reception Of guests by
the 10th Of June. Hacks will run daily
between Athens and the Springs.
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Died.

Died.
Rev. Thos. Brown, an old and much es-
tesmed Presbyterian minister, and citizen
Of Monroe county died at his residence
near Philadelphia, Tenn, Sunday even
ing last.
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New Stock.

j. L. Rhea, Coffin Block Knoxville,
Tenu., has just received a New Stock of
Dress Goods, White aud Linen goods,
Gloves, Hosiery, Silks, aud in fact all
kinds of Dry Goods, Carpets, &C., DC.
Call and examine goods aud prices.
Abr 25.4t
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TIE ENTERPRISE.
Thursday April 95th. 1871.

=. ". PFTTENClLl. & 20. 81 Pork Row. NY.
anil GRIFFIN : HuFPAN. n, ltimorr. Ma.
Are the sale ssentr for the S%wsrtwater RnteI-
prize In those cities, and are authorized to c%antracl
tor inserting 1tvrr'isemcnrs for NJ NJ our lowest
uzsh rates. Advertisers are requested TO leave
their fivoru With either Of the above ho,,scs.
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Chancery Court at Madisonvillc.

Elijah Virgins vs.. b. B.. jackson and Others.
Complainant charges in his bill, which i
sworn to, that the residence Of the Defendants }
NJ. .Lanter and Mary J. Lanter is, to him, VI
known and that Defendants James T.. Robert +,
Joseph W. Spradlin and samuel p. Hall, ~"
nonreSidcnts Of the State of Tennessee. II =
therefore ordered that publication he made for
four consecutive weeks in the Sweetwnter IN
rERrRIsE. notifying all Of said ahoyr-named
defendants to appear ut the next term OF the
Chancery Court to be held Mt MadiSonTille, on
the first Monday of June next, and make defence
to ComplainAnt's said bill, or the same VIII he
taken for confessed and the causc set for hear
ing exp. rte as tn them.
A true copy of the order at Rules.
Attest S.P. HALE, e.. 4 VI.
apr4 lST2-4t piss
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JOHN G.. BROWN.
BY the Governor.
7. u. BUTLEN, SECRETARY Of State.

observation-disclosures B, Griffith il
about twenty-five years Of age, five feet
nine inches high, blue ar light eyes, au-
burn hair, NJ heard, complexion pale.
Sweetwater Enterprise, Athens Post,
Cleveland Banner and Chattanooga Times
weekly publish four weeks.
mch2S-.it r..
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&c. Starrat, has received more Goods
Groceries, Coufectioneries, &c. Wants to
exchange them for cash and produce.
Good terms Come!
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The Temperance Paper.

The undersigned desires to say to
those who are interested in this enter
prise that the matter has now assumed
a shape which, with a little effort, will
ensure success. One-half Of the money
necessary to defray the expenses Of pub
LEGATION for one year has been secured
by subscription to n joint stock fund,
and there can be but little trouble to
raise the balance. The matter can not
fail to, commend itself to the Judgment
Of temperance men rs n that must
prove both successful and remurerative.
All are invited to cooperate. The
shares are Ten Dollars. Send your
names, stating the number Of shares you
desire to take, Immediately to the under
signed, or to 3Ir. q. H. Bomar, Knox
vile. AS soc Ms the requisite amount
is subscribed, a meeting will be he'd
and the arrangements completed.
Those who are acting as agents are
requested to continue their efforts in
raising subscriptions--taking only
names at present. d., NJ. BREAKER, q
Philadelphia Tennessee.
All papers in East Tonnssse favorable
to the cause are, requested to copy.
Still Living Sg y@r " Z, S, 10 1870 .,,
From the sign he has put up on the
front Of his business, house, it seems
that D, b, Childress, still lives, and not
only does heSlive, but it looks . little
like he is trying To take fireplace Of the
ESFERPRisE BY printing q paper on the
outside Of his house. However when
we take into consideration the fact that
he is the largest Agricultural Implement
dealer in the universe, lie is privileged
to stick out his sign, wherever ne pleas
es. .-alrg.
He has added to his already large
business in Agricultural Implements
all the latest improved machinery used
by the farmer. He has also received
the largest and most complete stock o.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and shoes
&c, hat he has ever before brought t.
this market. His coffee ~ the very
thing for the old hdies Childress is !
great man among the old ladies, and
makes a speciaityof pleasing them il
every desirable respect. He don't curse
like he use to, and has long since quit
tryingto aestthe people, BE ptoP1sel
to do justice to al, and sell goods a,
cheap as any house in town, Don't fai
to look at his big sign! then step in ane
examine his good S.
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There has been no material change in
our Provision market since our last re-
port. Business this week was noS less
active than last week, as there was a con.
tinued good demand for all staple arti.
cIes. Bacon, is strong, at slight advance,
with good demand. Plain country hams
scarce and wanted. Lard, active, stocks
light. Corn is 6rm, with good demand,
and prices unchanged. Wheat, advanced.
Flour, stronger, with fair stocks. Hay,
scarce and advacing. Butter, No. | in
demand. Eggs, firm.
.." Very Respt,
Cox, JACKSON l. Co.
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New Book.

New Book. .'. ,u
The history of all the Religious De-
nominations Of the world, comprising
a gene raj view of the origin, history and
condition of the various sects of Christians,
the Jews and Mohaumetions, Pagan form
Of Religion existing in the different coun-
tries Of the earth, with sketches of the
founders of various religious sects, from
the best authorities by Vincent L. Mill
nsr. This book sets forth the points of
difference between Professionalism and
Romanism, and shows the difference be.
tween the Transalpine and the Cisalpine
divines. It develops the fundamental
system of the Romish Church BY clear.
" stating, on the authority of her most
honorsd Fathers, her government, her
laws and her vital or constitutive princi-
pie. W. s. Davis, is Agent for Monroe
county, and will canvass the same for the
purpose Of soliciting subscription. Fine
English cloth, very elegant, $2.75, Red
Rosn Morocco, $500, Gilt Edge. $3.50.
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Millinery Goods,

Consisting of Ladies' Hats, Ladies' Bonnets,
Chignons, Curls &c. Also . splendid assortment
OF Flowers and Ribbons The prices Of Hate
range from Three To Eight Dollars, tri nmeJ.
lam also prepared to cut anil make dresses in
the latest styles. Satisfaction given in MI in
stances. Come and examine goods.
" LIZZIE A. WOODWARD.
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Carriages, Buggie', Wagons, nanufac-
tured and for sale at low prices, by Jno.
II. Reynolds, Cleveland, Tenn.
aprll.lt
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"psychOmancy, or soulCharming." How
l. either ser may fascinate and gain the love
and affections Of any person they choose, Instant
ly. This simple mental requirement all can
possess, free, by mail, for % cent, together
with a marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, dreams,
Hints to Ladies', &c. A queer, exciting book.
100, 900 sold. Address, T. WILLIAM & Co., Phila.
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Blacksmith Shop for Rent.

This undersigned wants to rent his Black
smith shop, in this place, or will employ
a good workman to run it. Call and see
him.
J. w. GoDDARD.
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Picnic.

Plc-N1c.
1t has been suggested, and will be
brought before the Lodge at the next
meeting, that the Good Templars have a
Picnic, and a public demonstration, with
a procession, Temperance speaking, &C.,
some time in May. Such q thing no doubt
would add greatly to the Temperance
cause. All those who wish to be in the
procession and take a part in the great
Temperance reform nov going, are re-
quested to present. themselves next Tues
day night for membership.
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70 THE PEOPLE or TENNESSEE.

Just Received.
Miss Lizzie Woodward has just receiv-
ed an assortment Of childrens Hats.
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Nntica.

My patrons are respectfully informed
that I visit Sweetwater on Saturday,
April the 9th.
Dr.. NJ. l.. LICHrENSrADr.
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Corn lair demand, stocks light. Wheat,
wanted. Oats in mOderate'demrnd.s HAY
in request. Flour, regular demand. Ba.
con doll. Butter and Eggs wanted il
fresh and sound. Respectfully,
II. T. Cox SiBRuTHER.
Atlanta,.Ga., April goth, 1872.
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Boots, Shoes &C.

Capt. W. Wheeler, advertises his boot
and shoe shop in this paper. Read the
advertisement and learn what he propo-
ses to do.
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Parties desiring tn announce themselves
rs candidates for office through this pa
per will he required tn pay cash in ad.
vance for the same. Announcements for
Congress, $40; State offices, $40: candi-
dates Tor State Senator, 50; county can
did II 81.
rO THE VOTERS az MONROE COUNTY.
We are authorized t. announce /. A..
McSnadden a. a candidate for Trustee Of
Nnuroc county. Election in August next.
We are authorized to announce Mark
NJ. Hicks. as u candidate for Tax Collcc-
tor If Moure county. Election in An
gust next.
We are authorized to announce Ez. G..
Harris. a. candidate for re election to
the Office Of Tax Collector Of Monroe
county. Election in August next.
70 THR PEOPLE or TENNESSEE.
In response to the expression Of a popu-
lar desire, sufficiently general and inAu.
entail to control my action in the matter,
| hereby announce myself a candidate for
the Office Of Judge Of the Supreme Court,
made vacant by the resignation Of Hon.
r. A. II. Nelson. Election first Thursday
in August, next. j. b. COOKE.
Chattanooga, March llth, 1872. If
We are authorized to announced Hon.
Robt. Mcfarland, as a candidate for Judge
ot the Suprsme Court, to fill the vacancy
accustomed By the resignation Of Judge
Nelson.
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ChancerY Sale.

j. J. Johnston vs. c. G. jones and wife and othsrs.
the Chnncery Court at MadisonviIle, ut March
Term 1872, | will expose to sale by public out
cry, to the highest bidder Mt the Court House
door in Maliaonville IN the
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IoHN r. COX. !. II. yANNERsoN
THOMAS u. JACKSON,
COX, JACKSON, & CO.,

COMMUNICATION Nj d n n I ~,
gla Brad st., Augusta, TIA.
Special attention given 'othe sale Of PIodnce,
y and liberal advance made onConsignments
in Stur Q, ur mn Fill " %Ia'iH.
Reference: VIM. l.. larA~". prc,'; National
iisnk ui Augusta and An-ns = tH't"ri.
Geo. JNcsron So, !la-ls y.
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MARIETTA Lock WORKS,

Manufacturers Of "I
DOOR LOCKS,
And every description Of BUILDERS HARD
WARE. We make the safest Locks in the coun-
try. Send for price lists and circulars.
MARIETTA LOCK WORKS,
i.b92--lm Marietta, 0hiv-
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New MilIil Ty J Goods.

TIlh Ladies' of Sweetwater and vicinity are
L respectfully informed that | have received
direct from the Eastern Markets, a splendid
stock "
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Gin DAY on MAY NEXT,

all the right, title and interest that the heirs
Of Barclay Mc0bse. deceased, have Of, in and
to, the tract Of laAd known ~ the "GOodfelds,'
containing %. ..I. .. t..H.. U..
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Augusta Markets.

Corrected Weekly by COX, JACK.
SON & CO., Produce and Commission
Merchants, 3GS Broad Street.
A.... Il. ALL OnLh lOID
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Corn in fair supply, stocks increasing
and prices a shade lower. Wheat in good
demand. Meats quiet, but firm at quota
tons Flour steady. Oats in moderate de-
Stocks ample. Hay scarce aud
wanted. Butter ann Eggs very scarce, de.
ihand good; would advise shipment.
Respectfully, &C.,
S~rLPHENs 4 FLYNN
Atlanta, Ca, April p, 1872.
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on, WOULD WERE A CHILD AGAIN!

signs the weary and exhausted one, q. the Ian
guor and lassitude of spring comes upon him.
Some and receive vigOr and strength from the
wonderful South American Toxic "
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April 4th l872.-tf