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Ladies', Attention!
Jackson's Emporium of Fash.

JackSOn'S Emporium OF FASH
ion Open.
Mrs. Z. J. Alexander, who has so long
successfully catered TO the refined tastes Of
our ladies, has opened at her old stand in
the Glass block, magnificent stock Of
Millinery and Fancy Dress Goods. You
will find there the rarest and richest fow-
ers and plHmes, the latest and most bea1ti-
ful styles Of BOnnets and Hats, also Kib-
bons and Lace in endless variety. Among
other attractions we viii mention, par ex-
eenenee, Bridal Handkerchiefs, and sets Of
Honiton Lace. You will also find charm
ing assortment Of Jewelry, Notions, Kid
Gloves, Belts, Cersets, Hoop skirts, Hosiery
Neckties and Ladies' Wooden Under Wear.
And last but not least a superb stock OF
Hair Goods, 80 complete and beautiful that
even those who have no need Of such orna-
ments are almost constrained TO wish they
did. Indeed, Mrs. Alexander, Is wei es-
tablished as her reputation is for taste,
seems TO have surpassed herself. Let the
ladies, far and near, call and examine this
beautiful stock, AMI feast their eyes even il
they do not purchase. Oct6-lm
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FOR CONGRESS-7th DISTRICT.
Gen. j. y. c. ATKINS.
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CANDIDATES.
FOR CITY mARsHAL

We are authorized to announce Capt. ".
W. Bruce as a candidate for City Marshal.
Election first Saturday in January 1873.
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For EIOateF.
JOHN T. BRYAN.
COL. d. J. LEA.
Gen. JOHN j. BROOKS.
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The Extensive Carriage.
nggy, and Spring Wagon
MANDATORY.

Of Lands 81 BURNELL, are Turn
NJ out large amount of first class work
very week. Their business has greatly in
.reased. and they will doubtless be COM
aelled to make further enlargement OF
their establishment. The reason is obvi-
ous-ThsIr work always gives SAT-
isSactiOn, and when they sell TO one man
in a locality, thsy draw the trade Of that
seetisn. Their repairing department is n
50 on the increase, as they invariably guar
lntee their work. and employ none but
6rst class mechanics.
This establishment is a credit to the city,
and we hope that it will continue to pros
per- The citizens ef adjoining counties
would 10 well 10 examine the work of this
extensive establishment before sending
urther Of
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New Millinery House.

Hrs. K. NJ Hooker respectfully AM ounces
to the ladies OF Jackson and vicinity that
she is now opening in the house recently
occupied by Mr.. z. Fl. Kelly the largest
and handsomest stock Of Paris Millinery
ever before offered in this market, the en-
tire stock having been selected in person
from the best importing houses in the East
ern cities. Mrs. Hooker would be pleased
to meet again in her new house the many
friends and patrons who Will remember
her in eonnee ton with the establishment Of
Messrs. Robertson & Bolts as Miss Murphy
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No SISTER IN HIs'N.-Mr. John Turnip-
seed, the champion nail finder OF the West
requests US TO state that he has not q
sister in the wide world, and that hence
abe, Miss Turnipseed, Johns sister, could
not have married @just after the rain" But
then, John, you ought to have had sister,
| you know, and she ought 10 have married
Just AFTER the rain.
ALWAYS BEAAlING AND BOOMING. The
new quarters CT our live fellow citizen, Z.
d. Kelly. on the Northwest corner OF Main
and shannon streets, are among the most
attractive in the city. As usual everything
10 please or dazzle the eye, IN the way Of
jewelry, Is supelbly displayed, while the
room is beautifully ornsmented with scroll
work, rosewood cases inlaid with fine
French plate glass, and statuaFy OF the
finest and richest types. Everybody should,
and doubtless will, visit Kelly in his new
rooms,-so rich and rare feast OF beauty
cannot well be passed by.
ROsEY ONCE MORE.-Mr. 4. Rosenberg
left on Sunday for St. Louis, bat before his
departure requested US TO state that he
could furnish rooms for twenty-five persons
during the Fair, and food for 4 thousand.
Also, that he would have the finest beer
stand on the Fair grounds ever seen in this
city. ROsey always means business, and
liver man breathes not.
GLAD OF IT.-Our friend c. T. Brady, |
who some months past thought Exchanging !
his home, we are pleased TO learn has aban- |
doned the idea, and will remain a citizen Of
Jackson. He, in connection with Mr.. !. J. |
Lumpkin, has taken a contract for building |
all the sattle-gusrds and log culverts on the /
Central railroad extension between this
city and the Kentucky State line.
THE RIGHT sPIRTr.-The citizens OF
Madison county especially are purchasing /
tickets in the West Tennessee Fair drawing
with liberality. This is right. The draw
ing is for the benefit of our great Far, and
the citizens of this city and county should
take especial interest in making it an emf
nent success. Every ticket purchased is
one dollar contributed towards promoting
the great agricultural and mechanical in
tel ests OF this county and the Western Dis
triet, and every man in this county, and
the ladies too, should unite in pushing on
this matchless enterprise By purchasing
tickets in the drawing. Besides the chance
Of drawing valuable prize, remember that
you are aiding in iurthering the success OF
the Fair.
KENTUCKY BEEF George Robinson,
the oldest butcher in the city, desires his
friends to know that at his meat store, No.
9, in the Anderson and Taylor Block, he
has the finest ana latest Kentucky beet
ever brought TO this market. George
knows as we'll as any man what is good,
and, as q rule, has it. Try him.
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Chancery Sale.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In ChaacerV, at Jackson, Tenn.
Samuel Wharton VS.. Bennett starkey, ct al.
QY virtue OF an introductory decree for
u sale, entered in the above cause at the
special June term, 1872, Of the Chaneery
Court OF Madison County, Tenn. / wilt
sell at public auction. 70 the highest bidder,
in front Of the courthouse door in Jackson,
Tenn, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1872.
within legal hours, all or so much Of the
following described tracts Of land a. may
be necessary to satisfy debt due from de-
PENDANT, Bennett Starkey, TO the estate Of
ID. J. Meriwether, deceased, for SS24 - with
interest; also debt due from said defend
ant 70 complainant Samuel Wharton, for
S7oI with interest, and the costs OF this
suit:
One tract lying in Madison county, Tenn.
beginning at a hickory, southeast OF entry
No, 1S6, runs west 100 poles; thence south
100 poles, thence east 100 poles 70 ths line
Of entry No 90, thence North 81 poles,
thence east 63 $40 poles. thence north 1Si
$40 poles, thence west 90 $40 poles, thence
south 81 $40 poles to the beginning.
Another tract in said county aud State,
beginning on a stake. the southwest cor.
ner Of entry No. 656 and runs east 103 poles
thence north 213 7-I0O poles. thence wesi
1903 poles, thence south with the west bOun,
Diary line Of said entry No. 646, 81 57-1O(
poles, TO the beginning, containing, by est
nation, 1881 acres.
Another tract ip said county and State
beginning At a dogwOod, the southeast
corner OF q tract known as the ConraC
Rinehurst and corner Of Terril ThOmp
sons, and runs north 30 poles TO 4 corner o
Bennett Starkey, thence west 100 poles
thence north $50 poles, thence south %
/ poles, thence leo poles TO the beginning.
Another tract in said county and State
! beginning at the northwest corner Of th
last above described lot, runs east 55 poles
thence north 50 poles, thence west 70 poles
/ thence south 30 poles, thence west - poles
thence south 81 poles, thence east 81 poles
thence north "A poles TO the beginning.
| TERMS OF SALE:-On a credit Of sevel
months All right OF redemption and re
/ purchase barred.
d. n. WISDOM, c. & ".
/ Campbell & MeCorry. Soils. sept2I-l
I
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II stCUuns OF the country where
FEVER AND AGUE

EEEE Elk AND AGUE
prevails, there Is no remedy held in greater
esteem. Persons travelling should keep il
by them. A few drops in " ater will prevent
sickness or bowel troubles from change of
water.
From foreign countries the calls for Pain
Killer are great. 1t is found TO cure
Collie tche9 all other remedies fail.
When used externally, as 4 liniment,
nothing gives quicker ease in Burns, Cuts,
Bruises, Sprain, Stings from Insects, and
Scalds. 1t removes the fire. and the wound
heals like ordinary sores. Those suffering
with rheumatism, Govt or Neuralgia. If
not positive cure they can find the Pain
Killer gives them relief when no other rem
edy will.
70 giUeS instant relief to AchiRg
teeth.
From 1910 to this day, 1872, (Thirty-two
years. Perry Davis Pain-killer has had ne
equal.
Every Housekeeper should keep it at
hand 10 apply it at the first attack of any
pain. II will give satisfactory relief, and
save hours Of suffering.
Do not trile with yourselves by testing
untried remedies. Be sure you call for and
get the genuine Pain-killer, as many worth
less nostrums are attempted to be sold on
the reputation OF this valuable medicine.
Directions accompany each bottle. Price p
cents, 80 and 81 per bottle.
j. y. HARRIS IL Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
PrOprietOrs for the Southern and Western
States.
Sold by Medicine Dealers Generally and
for Sale by
J. c. PYBAS. jackson, Tenn,
NELLY ~ ROBERTS, e"
DR.. j. f. NEW TON, -
SCOTT It BRO, Humboldt
aiari2-tf.
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S40w
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To the Tadiesl

Mrs. Christians Lane respectfully
informs the ladies that she IS prepared 10
lit and make dresses 10 order. She may be
found at Mrs. ALEXASDER's EMPORIUM
OF FASHION. Her experience and &C.
knowledged taste gives every guarantee Of
success in pleasing her customers. oct dim
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STOP THE MURDERERS /!
$3.50 REWARD.

WTE the subscribers will promptly pay
w the above reward for the apprehen-
sion and delivery in the Jail Of Henderson
county. Tenn, OF ID. G.. Ferguson and John
81. Ferguson, who most brutally murdered
Jacob Taylor on Saturday, the sth day of
June, 1872, at Scotts Hill They are broth
ers. ID. g. Ferguson is about % wears of
age, near six feet high, dark completed,
rather dark haired. yellOwi=h gray ewes, raw
bOned and somewhat slender. John N.
Ferguson Is about . years old, I'VE feet
eight or nine inches high, inclined 70 be
ieshy and rather heavy built, light curly
hair, and blue eyes, the end Of the littie
finger on the lett hand, also the len arm
has been wounded by pistol shot below
the elbow, the arm little crooked and sim
We will pay the reward whenever thew are
delivered in the Lexington Jail.
ISAAC TAYLOR,
r. r. TAYLOR,
J. w. TAYLOR,
q. w. LIPE,
june j. n. LIPE.
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or HENRY BYNUM,
Ocll2-tf Denmark, Madison Co., Tenn.
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PURDY UNIVERSITY.
CHARTERED IN 1855.
Academy and College De-
.partmentS'
REV. q. NJ. WRIGHT, A. VI, Pre.'r
Nonresident Notice

No. 75s-.-In the Chancery Court Of Mad
ison County, Tenn. B. Lawrence VS.
H. n. & W. II. Milligan, ct al
IN this cause it appearing from complain
Il ants bill, which is sworn 10, that the
defendant W. H. Milligan, Is a non-resl-
dent of the State Of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him; il is therefore ordered by the c.
& NJ. that he make his appearance herein,
at the next term OF the Chsneery Court, of
Madison county, Tennessee, 70 be held at
the court house, IN the city OF jackson, Ten
nCssee. on or before the
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Millinery and Fancy Goods!
LADIES, YOUR ATTENTION!

mrs. n. FarrIs has opened an unsur-
passed stock OF Millinery and Fancy Goods
in the Greer Block, up stairs over McGet-
rick's store, en- Market street. Everything
In the line OF Fancy Goods and Millinery,
Bonnets, Hats, Flowers and Ribbons are
there to be found. This stock is worthy OF
examination, and our lady readers will do
well to remember that fact. Call and see
Mrs Farris before making your purchases.
oct12-2m
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Every Day.
Fresh Oysters received at DADO'S.
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4th pAY oF NOVEMBER. -.

(it being the second Monday of the next
term OF said court, and plead, answer or
demur TO compliments bill or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO him and
set for hearing eXparte.
IL is further order that publication be
made for four successive weeks, in the
Wing rnd Tribune, a newspaper published
IN Jackson, Tenn.
D. n. WISDOM, c. M
Tomlin / Tomlin, Soils.
OC ~
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To the Public.

1 would hereby state to the citizens Of
Jackson and vicinity, that have cOnlmenc.
ed business IS a butcher, and will always
supply customers with the best quality Of
meats; and will deliver the same 10 any
part Of the city. also want to buy beef
cattle, mutton and hogs, and will pay the
highest market price.
RESPECTFULLY,
sep2i-It j. V. NANS.
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Insurance.

The following card shows that the Equi-
table Fire Insurance Company, Of Nash
Vile, is still engaged in making good the
ravages Of the Fire Fiend.
Those who wish Insurance in a reliable,
prompt paying southern Company should
call upon the agents OF this Company at
Jackson. MesSrs. McCutchen X Caruthers,
without delay.
NlEssRs. .. NJ. KENNEDY a FAxoS, ACTS,
CLARKsvILLE, TENN.
t,suts.-Ple4se accept NV thanks for the
,,.,,,,,t,t adjustment and payment Of the loss
sscurring at my residence september 18th,
tS7S under policy No. 345, issued by your
Ranch i'm the EquitaDle Fire Insurance
PomNany. OF NashNii lille, Tennessee, which
Respectfully.
NATHAN EwISG.
Cla-k,yille, Tenn, Sept. 2sth, 1871.
N'''- oct6-4t
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Nails. NaiIs.: NaiIs::.

Special inducements to builders,
from the LARGEST Stock in Jack
son, at New HARDWARE STORE of
j. w. SMITH & CO.,
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Strayed or Stolen.

From the subscriber, near Denmark In
this county, some time in April last. four
colts-one Black Filley, three years old,
small scar on lett shoulder-one Sorrel Fill
ley, three years old, star in her face-one
small Light Bay Horse Colt, two years old,
star In the face-and one Black Horse Colt,
enc year old. will pay a reward 81 TWEEN
ty-five dollars (S25) for the delivery Of these
colts or information that will lead to their
recovery. Address
J. w. THOMPSON,
or HENRY BYNUM,
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.E4,N

$1,000
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For SENATOR.-We are author
lied to announce Col. Jos. l.. Ros-
son, of Hardeman county, as a can
didate tor the State Senate from
the counties of Hardeman and Mad
ison, subject to the action of a con-
VeRtion.
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MADISON COUNTY.
For state senator.

For SENAToR.-We are author
lied to announce +. b. Snipes, OF
Madison county, as a candidate for
the State Senate from the counties
of Hardeman and Madison, subject
to the action Of convention.
Bolivar Bulletin copy and send
bill TO this office.
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GUNsI GUNsn GUNsM

The largest assortment in West
Tennessee, outside Of Memphis
VERY Low-at
j. w. SMITH & cos.
New Hardware Store,
10, Main street, Jackson.
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TAKE CARE.-Most reliable citizens re-
port the Cotton Grove road in . miserable
condition. Unless fixed up and that
promptly, the oVerseers Of the road will
suffer. At this time Of the year the Cotton
Grove road is an especially important one,
and should be put into good condition at
sncs.
KELLY's Wonderful Clock is still run
nfpR
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SPECIAL AND LOCAL.
GATES, Local Editor.
MOBILE AND ONO ROAD.

Ifs,g traf,s for Mobile. rrrive NJ 1880 pm.
tEvrrcss train FOR Mobile lo9p am
,inil trim for Columbus. Nv. o;47 am
Tvur,..s train for Columbus. Ky. CAT pm.
fTSGTeSTPPT CENTRAL ROAD.
Pa sencrr Train FOR Humboldt,
Leaves jackson, Tenn, .b;2o pm
.fxnross train for Humboldt,
Leaves Jackson. Tenn. .b;lO am
These trains 20 no further than
Humboldt.
passenger trim for y. Orleans
Iesve Jackson. Tenn. $3.50. ll;l5 a. m.
Evi,ress train for New Orleans,
Leaves Jackson. Tenn ..-..,. il:25 pm
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$500,
$1,000
Si,0l0
S5sE,
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No. 65S.-In the Cbancery Court of Madi-
son county, Tenn, VIM. .. Butler et
al VS.. Della Butler ct al
I appearing from the original and amend
Il ed bills, which are sworn 70, In this
esuse, that the defendants Della Butler,
John Butler, Nora Butler. and Della Bat
Ter and Lena and Richard Gentry, are nom
residents Of the State Of Tennessee. Il is
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master.
that publication be made in the Wing and
Tribune, newspaper published in jackson.
Tor four successive weeks. commanding
said nonresident defendants to appear be-
fore the Chancsry Court at jackson, Ten
nessee, on the
4th MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1872,
and make defense TO said bill, or the sans
will be taken for confessed, and set ioF
hearing eX parte a. TO them.
d. n. WISDOM, C. 4 II.
L. Z. TALBOT, Sol.
sept2l-4t
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HENDERSON COUNTY.
Fer the Legislature.
Hon. PETER PEARSON.
LEVI S. WOODS.
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For SALE.-A fine residence and four
beautiful lots in the eastern suburbs OF the
city, and two lots near the Mobile and Ohio
Depot. For particulars apply to Job I'm
phlett, at Walsh & Harris, or John c. NJ.
Garland, Sion w. Boon or Capt. Collin
McCutchen. jly2T-tr
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ST. ToHN's I.oDGF. Nc. 332--I. &. Pyhas,
w. N.: George q. Hughes. -ec'y. heeJs
1st MONDAY each month.
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AN OUTRAGE.


l.
On Friday, the 4th, Mr.. William
Christopher, his SOD and his broth
err, Joseph F. Christopher, from
Henderson county, after selling their
cotton in this city, started back
home, camping that night at Twins
farm, three miles east of this city,
on the Miffiin road. About an hour
after they had gone into camp, Miles
Holmes, James Jordan and John
Hood, from the same county, drove
up, and camped with them. These
latter, it seems, had ii difficulty with
a party of negro men on their way
out from the city, and abused, in
undated, and, the negroes say, shot
at them. Somewhere between eight
and nine O'Clock in the night, par
ty of negroes, six or eight in num-
Der, armed with shot guns and pIs-
tolls, and led by Joe Watson. a ne
gro of bad character, made an as
sault upon the camp, wOunding
young Christopher in the head and
breast, firing in all about q dozen
shots and then retreating. Mr..
Quinn, who lived close by, and his
son, heard the firing, and went down
to the camp to see about it, and
while there the negroes made an
other attack, in which young Quinn
received a slight won i'd. When
this attack was made the campers
charged the negroes and drove them
off. On Tuesday of this week war
rants were sued out against the fol-
lowing negroes: Joe Watson, Mat
Watson, Isaiah Thomas, Barney
Montgomery, Andrew McCutchen,
Wash Christian, Charles MontgOm-
cry and Albert Temple, and officer
Monroe, with q posse, succeeded in
arresting all but Andrew McCutch-
en-. Their trials going on as we go
to press, Judge Muse prosecuting,
and Tomlin and Hogan defending.
Charles Montgomery was dis
charged, and Albert Temple bailed
on Thursday. 1t is the most mex
cusable outrage ever perpetrated in
this county, and the would be assas-
sins and KukluX who perpetrated ii
should suffer the extreme penalty
of the law.
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Iacksan Division. No. 81. r. ". Anderson.
w. p: meets every Tuesdsv n'"ht.
NJ Temperance Hall. opDcs''e ~" ""'N"tfs'
Church. 'Np~
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Read! Notice! Read!

Having sold out my stock OF Hardware,
and wishing to settle all accounts, earn
estly ask all who owe me to please call and
settle your accounts by Cash or Note. l
will be found at my new stand, No. Is Main
Street, now ]. W. Smith & Co.'s; to whom
sold my stock Of goods.
Respectfully.
sep21-1m THOs. j. CARUTHERs.
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Itcv.o-y LopGF No. 45.-.LJ. OConnnr,
W. AZ. Charles Cullen. Sar'v.. Meets 9Th
Fridav c1ch month.
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vIeeTesrPpr c.FNTRAL ROAD.
-'n,nnic Meetings or Jackson

IACKsox CoNNfANDRY. No. 13.-.Iohn
II d hester. Eminent Commander; John L..
brown. Recorder. Meets on the 10 Mon
Law night n each month.
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Has been tested in every variety OF climate,
and by almost every nation known 70 Amer
leans.
Since the Pain-Killer was first introduced
and met with such unsurpassed sale, many
Liniments. Reliefs, Panaceas, and other
Remedies, have been offered 10 the public
but not one OF them has ever attained the
truly enviahle standing Of the Pain-killer.
q WHY Is THIS so? I'd
1t is because Davis Pain-Killer is what
it claims TO be, a relieyer OF pain.
It's Merits are Unsurpassed.
IL you are suffering from internal pain,
twenty to thirty drops in little water will
almost instantly cure you. There i nothing
10 equal 1t. In few minutes it cures
Collie, Cramps, Spasms, Heartburn,
Diarrhae, Dysentery, FIux, Wind
in the Bowels, Sour Stom-
ach, Dyspepsia and Sick
Headache,
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To the Citizens Of Madison
AND
SURROUNDING COUNTIES.

HAVING business in Madison county
n that viii detaln me for two months.
iron the LIST Of October 10 the lat OF De
cemoer) ofer my services, during that
length Of time, TO all invalidI who desire
% be speedily restored 10 health. ] have
been using IN my practice and selling a
medicine that make by evaporation frOm
my mineral water IN Virginia, called
ALUM and Iron Mass It has made very
wonderful cures. have NOT found a case
whlsh II has not either cured or greatly
Oenented. when used according to my direc-
lions. The Mass Is no patent medicine.
! but Is compounded by nature for the re-
| lief OF the human race IL Is q line tonic.
Alternative and absorbent. lt has been uni
versally approved and endorsed BY the
medical profession wherever introduced.
both a. desideratum in their materia and
As the best popular remedy ever offered %
the public. The following anaif IS Of the
water, BY Prof. Chas. n. Chandler, Pa. n.
or The College Of harmacy. New Yort
city, shows its adaptation % every fora 81
disease, proceeding from the stomach, M
liver, the kidneys or the blood.
ANALYSIS:
sulphuric Acid,
Alumina,
Oxide Of Iron,
Lime,
Aagnesia,
Po!Assa, A. suiphates.
CHrbonic Acid,
PhOsphOric Acid.
silica,
Organic Matter,
will undertake any chronic case, and II
not cured or relieved will make no charge.
WIN attend 10 any case gratis who is not
able 20 pay. Any one who wishes 10 con-
suit with me can do 80 either by letter or in
person at , Jackson. TennessSe. csruer
OF baltimore and Shannon streets, in Il. T..
Scurlock's old once. Persons wishing 70
test this valuable medicine can find Il AZ J.,
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sire, particularly, old chronic cases. will
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