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|; S75 to $3.50 per month, , every ar'

4 SIS to $3.50 per month, S sYs1y.
eSa male and female, to introduce the Genuine I'm
- proved Common Sense Family Scring Machine.
This machine will stitch, hem, FELL tuck, quilt,
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= and warranted for five years. We will pay
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1t makes the ELASTIC Lock Stitch" Every Sec
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IF.ssE sE5s-1.A 'HEA-N PURE CHINESE
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~ HlSNMM Packages only, 80 and 60
"a azstNxy Pound Boxes.
For sale at Wholesale only
by The GREAT ATLANTIC g. PACIFIc TEA
Co.
=. Q. Box 5000. New York City. 3w4
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NoTIcE.-Cash paid for Butter and
Eggs, by OWEN & MOORE,
ltf Crcsco, Iowa.
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OPIUM EATING ANTIDOTE.

Cures without pain. Discovered and COM
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DR.. Wells Extract Of Jurubeba

retains all the medicinal virtues
peculiar to the plant and must be taken as
permanent curative agent.
Is there want of action in your Liver and
Spleen Unless relieved at once, the blood
becomes impure by deleterious secretions.
producing scrofulcus or skin diseases,
Blotches, Felons, Pustules, Canker, PIN
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Take JuRBnEBA to cleanse, purify and
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HAVE YsuA DYspErrIG STOMACH I'm
less digestion is promptly aided the system
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Take it to assist Digestion without react
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You are in danger of Chronic Diarrhna OF
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Take it to allay irritation and ward of
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HAVE YOU WEAKNESS OF THE UTERINE
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worse than death
Take it to strengthen organic weakness OF
life becomes a burden.
Finally it should be frequently taken to
keep the system in perfect health or you
are otherwise in great danger of malarial
miasmatic or contagious diseases.
JOHN Q. kELLOGG,lS Plat ST., New
York, Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send 70,
Circular. 1874
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Notice..

All persons indebted to Samson &
Simonds, are hereby notified to call and
settle Immediately, as we need the
money to help our friends who have
suffered in the late fire at Boston.
Further. Notice.
More good bargains left in Doors,
Shoes, CLOTHING, &C., which We are
selling at reduced prices. Call and ex-
anime at
SAMSON & SIMoNDs.
Cresco Iowa, Nov. II, 1872.
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23
They Returned.

IN village in YirginIa, there lived
u family named Raasora. They were
not pious peog!e--gather on the repro
bate order. in i4c.--anl they never
went TO church. Oncc, however dur
ing revival, the family were prevailed
upon to attend preaching. When they
made their reluctant and tardy appear
ance. the services had begun, and they
had scarcely taken their seats when the
preacher gave out the first hymn, read
ing it somewhat thus; "Return ye ran
som sinners home" "All right" cried
the head Of the R1nsons. getting up in
rage, and clapping his aat on his head.
Come along, old woman and gals-we'll
60 home iast enough, ana everybody in
the old church knows we kidn't want to
comet
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23
TENN, THURSDAY. MAY % 1872.

golden tint Oh the mountains, and now
the gaIdon aursoly that crimsoua the
western horizon, is iar superior 10 tho
imperfect attempt Of many artists 1T
painting q halo around the head o!
Divir!ty. The twilight hour ates.o calm
ly over the wor.5. Al Nature ,cs:
serercly under tie pearly tcardro90 ci
heevr. Tie day has passed through
tie gstrs Of twilight, and now single
star in the cloujlcss blue waits on tho
rising moon.
"lud thus the Glow Of the daylight dies,
And the nights frat look 10 the earth il cast,
/ gaze meath those beautiful summer skies,
And the picture that hangs In the hall u the past
Oh sorrow and joy, chant mingled lay,
Whsnto the memory Of this "May-aoy kambIe,
We wander away
To you,- Gil.d teacher, wo render ON
sincere thanks for the privilege OF this
"Ramblo," and the long to-be remem,
bered pleasures derived from it, We
are made to think how applicable to
You, are these beautiful lines, from
Byron.
"Thy godlike crime wss ever to he kind,
To rendor with thy precepts less
The sum Of human wretchedncss,
And strengthen man with his own mind"
j. II. RUBERTsoE,
Benton, Tenn.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23
A Sum in Political Arithmetic.

General Grant received in the popu-
lar vote Of 1868 majority OF aJ5,533,
and OF tho electoral, votes a majority ol
50, and these votes were cast IN twenty
live of the States, in which there ar
1868 counties and about 10000 post.
Offices. BY little calculation, 1t will be
seen that change or reduction Of the
Radical vote of only 800 votes il each
county, Or Of only ffteen votes III each
postolice district, would absorb Grants
majority and give the result to the op-
position, if concentrated or Que candi-
date. This fact should inspire tAe OPP
position to think and be wisC-to be
patriotic, and act in harmony for the
general welfare. We already see Q much
larger number OF the Radical yo,e--the
Reform Liberal Republicans--ieaving
Grant to JPN the Cincinnati movement
Even a majority Of the 1858 Radical
voters Of some counties, in Connecticut
Missouri and Illinois, have already
ayowed themselves supporters OF the
reform movement. And more. If this
change of 22O votes in county to tn.
reformers is broaght about even thirtear
OF the States which gave Grant a MAORI
ty in 1868, it will defeat him in 1872.
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IL. l1N'u;r". "c.N adopted.

Euvr. IS c.a"a.@,I, character u no
mnnla nwnra aH.uu "e"is ms hat.
lou som,timcs iu"ri IL p?rsoD who,o lat
hnr o iuov!u& .L. just the !eas. bit sus-
gest.ya q the cerDo,-. cher.lul disposi-
ulu o. The a.uc-. l. seems ~ il he
-a. ..ppga 10 ,a@A SO thac all the world
may sao Lis J9i'y good pa'0rsa, aud
ualms.aul .a,l lv 81 ~ peace with al
,ac world, Iuim.ol another oi dii-
lcreat ,ypc, lie pals rls mt low down
over h., byyWs nuI saems to ba contin.
ut!iy taking tlD Measure Of his boots;
you i-y, i. Unto 'ha, he IL Tot tie sort
ui man with WHOM yCu Gun exchange
confidence. Here comes another, and
/ tnl5 KIND always wears u stove pipe"
and set even upnn the summit OF his
crauium as ii au iDch To the right or
/ left would destroy thalr equilibrium Bs
kl%rctal OF aaca men; pa, them n band
bo2e-; IIs ,AeI up lightly; label them
"iirat- class, ;5 Le kept IL lavender" and
pg; them carniuii away. Here IS anoth-
er hat which hoy seer it, better days.
but Is now It's worst. Us glory has long
I r;,,co Io,,,rtaj ,rj fy,,r tIu ,vgr,, o,,J
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For the Enterprise
MAY.
NJ HENRY IS. BELLAStY

Oh what charming month is May,
She dresses ike bird 50 gay;
Her garments are the forests round,
The hillr, and plains, with vsrdure
crowr'a
And in the bright aud sunny skies,
The light beams from her lovely eyes ;
Her rosy cheeks the flowers show,
The bloom Of youth on them doth glow.
Her pearly teeth the dew drops are,
The waving vines her glossy hair:
The voice of mirth each day is heard,
In charming tones bo each gay bind,
Ofall the twelve moths of the year,
Sweet lovely May, is far most dear;
She il tho Belle, of all the rest,
And Young and old will love her best
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23

1t is little remarkable how solicitous
the Grant organs are that the "rebel
Democracy" shall make a straight out
nomination. If they are sincere in what
they say about the wickednsw of that or.
gsnization, and really believe that the
Liberals are still Republicans, we should
not suppose they would be so anxious for
Democratic nomination That dodge !,
little too thin.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23

The Richmond U'hig warns the North
ern Democracy that il they defeat the
Liberal movement By nominating sepsr.
ate ticket they will sink to rise no more.
The general tone OF the Southern press is
that if there is nomination at Baltimore
the Democratic party under its present
organization is dead, aud the Liberals will
preserve its principles.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23

4 California decision IS Of some i'm
portance. Mrs. h. T. Ford, of San Fran.
cisco, was threatened with blackmail, and
in order to save herself annoyance and
possibly, disgrace, she paid the black
mnilOr' $3.50. This money was raised by
sale of jewelry given her by her husband;
and the husband, when he learned the
facts, sued the parties who had purchased
the jOwelry, to recover the same, on the
ground that a wife mag not dispose Of
jewelry given her by her husband. The
court gave judgement in his favor, and
measarably established fact that may be
very important in some families.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23

The Cincinnati Gazette thinks it is IN.
constitutional for Horace Greeley to ap-
prove revenue tariff, if passed by Con-
gress, although not in accordance with
his Own desires. How Isl about Grant
who Says be has no policy in opposition
to the will Of the people
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23


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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23

The Grant organs, and especially the
Cincinnati Gazette, are fattering them-
selves that if no nominations are made. q.
Baltimore more Democrats will vote for
Grant than Republicans for Greeley. We
heard tie same story in Tennessee about
Stokes, but when the votes were counted
ont the Bald Eagle Of the Mountains was
where the Great American Present Taier
vii! b, rext Noyewtsr, several mlleS mp
salt River.
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BOLIVAR
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY
jacksonville, TENN.


TNHE EXERCISES Of this institution will begin
J. it's next session the First Monday in Sep
te!aber, under Prof. R. Il. Ramsey, who has
had charge Of the Female School for the past five
years. latin, Greek, the Sciences Higher
Mathematics, Bellies Letters and thorough
English Primary course will be taught. Entire
satisfaction is assured to all patrons, from the
success of Prof. Ramsey and his popularity as
Gn Instructor aud DiScipliAarian. Board can
be obtained at the usual prices.
RATES OF TUITIOH:
Primary, 5 Months, $1,000
Interme date, 5 Months, $3.50
Advanced, Months, $500
DR.. JOSEPH UPToN,
Pres't. Board Trustees.
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THE BATTLE HOUSE
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

T HAVE eased tie Hotel lately Anown M the
s,acey House, and will hanceiOrth conduct
on the most approved style.
fS patronage 0: the public generally, and Of
nv sld friends particularly, Who have stood by
Ss 40 truly in the past, is r'spectnlly solicited.
promise hem cordial reception aad con-
hitAtle hone a. the Rlltlc House.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-23

" ~ NNbSt'AN 1HNA SNoAANa ~ tAlO AOLlOlu
of the falls, gazing. upward wsiss the
mighty Cd zAlsstically waving his
branches over us on tina one side, on the
other hangs hugerock, looking grimly
down, from the hight Of 200 feet. The
silver spray flies through the air, and
falls around lis, in mist, soft as the even
ing dew. In viewing this we are made
to think with reverence on the power OF
Him who reared these mountains, and
pores down this cataract He who at
one time clothes Himself in astonish-
ment again throwing over his work the
mantle of sublimity, and are made to
exclaim with the Pslamist, chow mani.
fold are Thy works! in wisdom hast
Though made them all y Slowly we re.
trace our steps over the top OF the noun.
tain. The gentle showers during the
day, had purified the atmosphere, anC
the languishing fowerets newly invigo
rated from tue nectarine drought, seem
ed to vie with each other in the exhala
ton Of tEeir sweet odors, almost allurinI
US to stay in this ElysiGn retreat.
We returned to our little hamlet, ius
as the last rays Of the sun cast thsi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-13
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, -sATUKDEY7 49, 1872

---ExaHon. Dr.. Norrau has our sympathes.
His patriotic ardor would not permit him
to affiliate with corrupt and degraded
State administration which refused to Sc
cure him the craftsmanship Of the House
Committee on Railroads. Consequently
he has, like some disturbed spirit, haunted
the Hobbies and corridors of the Custom
house since adjournment. But no rest
for the weary is permitted him there. The
"Veteran Wide-awake Club" Of his own
parish met day or two ago and passed
resolutions indorsing the Packard COM
mittee, and in the official proceedings OF
the meeting, published in the Custom
house organ, we find the following:
The president called Mr.. Martin to the
chair, and made few remarks, after which
he moved that the delegates of this club De
requested to vote in solid0 upon every Gues-
ton brought up before them in the parish
committee, and more especially against all
new corners in the shape of, or having
semblance Of DR.. Worrall. Carried.
As this leaves the Doctor without a
place wherein to lay his weary mob in the
Republican lines, we suggest that he turn
Reformer He would make good Re-
former, knowing just where to begin the
work
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-13
FOR REVOLUTION.

1t was supposed, when the Picaynne a
few months since commenced its career
under the auspices Of the merchants OF
New Orleans, that it was to be devoted to
commercial enterprise and the good OF the
people. At all events, such was the an
nouncement made by its directors. 1t re-
ceived, in consequence, very liberal en-
couragement, SO at least its proprietors
said, and the new organ was self-styled the
Peoples Paper" But this was Of short
duration. 1t soon turned out to be il
liberal, vindictive and calumnious. In
stead of commercial paper, it became
the rankest and fiercest of political par
tisans; and now, to cap the climax it
comes out fair and square for revolution.
Listen to it
The movement in progress for a lawful
resistance to unlawful and atrocious ex-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-13

cesses of taxation, and for securing tree.
deposit and fair return Of ballots at the
next election, is well calculated to put 1t to
final test whether this community have
any rights which are not at the mercy OF
leagued usurpation, corruption and tyranny.
The advancement Of commerce is Sc
cured by peace and order. Revolution is
destructive of it. But can there be
lGufu! resistance to regularly constituted
authority? The government the Picoy,ne
advises resistance to is the present admin
istration. It was elected by the people,
and is Of the people. Those who are OPP
posed to it and strove to defeat it at the
last election are those who took the State
into the late rebellion, and who forfeited
thereby their rights as citizens. They
were the rulers then, and betrayed their
trust. The awful consequences Of their
madness and folly then are still felt in an
impoverished and desolate land, and num-
berless widows and orphans, and broken
hearts and ruined homes all over the
country. Now they want another revolu-
ton, because they are not permitted to rule
again. They are in a minority, and yet
wish to inaugurate b,oodshed and riot be-
cause the majority will not consent to be
their slaves. Such is the position of the
merchants calico organ. It wants the
people to believe it is 8 game chicken,
when after all it is nothing but a dung
hill fowl. The Picayune's bark is fercer
than its bite It is only making believe.
It wants fight. There is not single
hostile blow in it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-13

A large number Of people who have
been committing great, disastrous and
fatal mistakes for years are now making
each night Of the week musical with their
persistent oratorical clamor to be allowed
to plunge the community into still an
other mistake. As workers of ruin to
those they pretend to love, the Democrats
are about the most successful engineers
that any community ever had to bear up
against. The only thing that can be said
in their favor is that they have to suffer
the evils which they bring upon the State
in common with the other victims.