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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-08-23
For the HERALD .r.-t 1857.
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Conn

For the Herald He HItr
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Com
/. pany. t-
We heard gentleman few days ago
relate the following incident to show the
honesty and fair dealing of the above
company, which We think, speaks high
ly i'm its favor His fatherj who was .
merchant in this place, some few years
ago, had taken out policy on his life in
the st. Louis Mutual Lite Insurance
Company for two thousand dollars, and
the company, in the meantime, declar-
ing several dividends, he allowed his
portion Of the profits to remain until he
could take out an additional two thou
sand dollar policy. The second policy
was made out on Saturday, and be was
informed of the fact by the agent at this
place, who requested him TO call at his
ose apd forth for the divseda ss
with the merchant, he failed to sign the
receipts and get his policy, and on Mon
day the gentleman, unfortunately, was
beyond the power of signing anything,
having been suddenly atricken with
paralysis, and died in few days. Al
though he had not signed the receipts
for his dividends, and had not come into
possession of the additional policy, the
company without moments hesitation
paid over to his heirs the amount OF
both policies, 81 900. We think this in
cident speaks volumes in this companvs
favor, and aside from this, we can oonh-
IDENTIFY r confrnerd it to PERSONS who dG-
sire to insure, as a reliable and well es-
tablished company. The company has
had an agency in this place but a short
time, but we are glad TO state that IT is
aoipg a good bEsiness, apa has already is
sued some sixty policies sihes the 10Th
of last month. So II You desire TO IN
sure in reliable company, and one
which is every way worthy the patronage
e cur peonls, we advise advise Yen e. gall ap
Messrs. Dale &fAkan, and get ! policy
in the" Mutnal." NJ.
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CITY COUNCIL.

Stated meeting of the Board OF Mayor
and Aldermen of tho city, August 10th
1872. t.-..,, -,,...t .ff.
The board was called to order by the
Mayor. The roll called, absentes no.
ted. t.i--'
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
On motion, the committee on water,
were continued until next meeting.
On motion, it was ordered that the
real estate tax levied on the First
National Bank of Columbia for the
year 1872, be refunded; the same having
been paid in the capital stock of thst
bank. -tf-3 f''t.'
On motion, It was ordered that the
City Marshal and police report to the
Recorder, all persons who fail or refuse
to remove all nuisance after receiving
notice. -'tt ..........,
No further business, the board adj
journed. JAMES l.. GUEST, Rec.
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DEATHS.

In this place, Saturday, Aug 18th, zELIA,
daughter of Mr.. Charles l.. and Mrs. A.yE.
Reynolds, aged three years, eleven months
and nine dafs. -. I'm ~ Il
In this county, on Carriers oreek, last Sat.
qrday, WIN. ALnKRsoS, aged aboHt thirty
years, irf'f fA5nHf'- -'i H' 'iu y
In Collin county, Texas, recently, MOSES
MOORE. He was born near LOckridge's old
Camp Ground, in this county, in 1871. He
went to Texas in 1863. He was n brother Of
Mrs. Z. G. Jones, Mrs. w. M. McRady, and
Jas. T.. Moore, of this county. He Joined
the Methodist Church under the preaching
of Rev. p. +. Medley, well known eloquent
divine, and was n prominent member Of the
knights Templar. His death will be regret
ted by his many friends in this county.
agO, Mr.. WIN. WGrhMRLY: Heswent TO Ar
kansas many years since, and "Overseed''
for Gen. Pillow and jerome Pillow, before
the war. He made money while acting as
overseer, and when he died was large PLAN
ter and highly esteemed citizen.
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BULLS
=
SARSAPARlLLA.

Read the following extract of letter from
Mrs. Rivers, wife Of Reverend Dr. Rivera, one
OF the most learned, eloquent, and popular
Ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
and who is at present stationed at Broadway
Church, Louisville, Ky. IA
LoUIsvILL KY, Oct, sth, 1872.
DR.. JOHN BULL-DFAR SIR Many thanks
to you for the medicine you have 80 kindly
given me. L have been a greTt sufferer for
years, and had the advi~e of various physicians
Come pronounced my spine, some my lungs,
and some my heart to be the seat Of INV dis.
ease | have been burnt. blist red and eup-
ped until bad become dishcsrtcaed Several
very eminent physicians who examined nav
spine informed 1ie that vas threatened with
paralysis or apoplexy any day, and that yots-
ing but q seton would relieve me- hsI
perfect horror Of that, and was hesitafino
about having one inserted, when you kindly
sent NE your Sarsaparilla which l Immediate
" begun to take three times day. had SUI
fcred terribly with most acute pain in the
right side Of my head, especially when would
read or write for any length Ol time, and on
rising To my feet | would ba perfectly hint
ter several minutes, and would have to hold 10
something to prevent falling.
am mnst h1ppy 20 IntosIE you that the pain
In my head is entirely relieved; | suffer but
seldom with my spine and then MT so acute
ly. My appetite Is good inieei for the fist
time in my life enjoy my dinner mere tan
any meal during tine day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again last
night, AMI began again this morning, and
hope To be entirely relieved. Please acceps
my heartfelt thanks aud best Wishes.
Very truly your NEST grateful friend,
VI. b. g. RIyElis
My iournIl abounds with similar letters, all
Of which | guarantee to be genuine and writ
ten by the persons whose names they bear
Do not suffer yourself to be imposed on
Don't be drawn away after new and doubtful
experiments. Don't risk your hcs,.fhy letting
novces experiment upon you will, their trash.
My Sarsaparilla has Stood the test for iwe1-
ty five years; IT is still The Sarsaparila of the
day, and OF she ar, towering over all others
in popu arity and It's curative qualities.
Avoid all those who are trying to palm on
on you other extracts of Sar5aparilla so-callsd.
Remember il is DIR. Iohn Bulls Sarsaparills,
of Louisville, n.y., that IS the oil and reliable
remedy for impurities of the blood and scrVfu-
lous affections. Always bear that in mind.
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ns,lpssa Meeting at Mt. Pleasant.

On last Saturday W. !. Sykes ad-
dressed the citizens Of Mt. Bfeas3nt fp
regard to the jackson and Columbia and
Columbia and Corinth railroad. There
was I,uch interest manifested in having
these two roads brought to Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. s. assured them ttst the best plan
to secure these roads to NJ. Pseaysnt
was to put the road from NJ. PleaseRt
10 Columbia i'm running order tmmedi-
stsiy. This done, Mt. Pleasant. would
be a place Of considerable trade, and
soon there would be NO stores pnoccu.
pied as was now the case. He di.cqp<ed
the railroad question at considerable
length, and he'd the undivided attention
of very intelligent AUDIENCE, who we're
very much interested in all that vas
said. On next Saturday Col. John v.
Wright, Capt. A. @. Hickey, and Col. D..
f. Wade will, we learn, address the peo-
PIE at the same place. We hope they
will have large audience. Z. d
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The fruit exposition, Of which We have
spoken before, occurred 1t Pulaski,
commencing Tuesday, the 18th inst.
and continuing hye days. The display
Of fruits was the fiuesc we have ever
seen, and the Arrangements o. the hall
was exquisite, and Enthusiastically evil.
denced that the charming ladies OF that
vicinity had not neglected the study of
esthetics; and had acted the part OF that
woman, spoken of by the wisest man,
who arose while her household yet slept
and put her house in order against the
day dawn. Nothing wss left uDdone that
tended to make the occasion pleasant to
home people, and agreeable to visiton.
Beside the fruit display and . good bsni
ofmusic, constantly in attendance, there
the exposition building, varying the
entertainment and making 1t delight
full; but above all the most attractive
and fascinating feature of the exposition
was the constant and liberal attendance
Of the ladies' of the county, 90 long
noted for beauty. intelligence and &C
complishments. No fair, exposition, or
anything else, can be successfully con-
ducted without the sanction, aid and
presence of the ladies; and We hope our
ladies will remember this fact in con-
nectiOn with our approaching fair.
We were informed by those who were
managing the enterprise, that 1t would
not cost over eleven hundred dollars
and would be self-sustaining. The re-
ceipts would have exceeded the expen-
ditures, but for q rumor that the hotel
accommodations were inferior and in.
sufficient, which kept hundreds Of peo-
pie in this and other places from
attending. People don't like to attend
strange places and be dependent on
private hospitality tor accommodation,
1t matters not how hearty the welcome
may appear to be. H.H. ~ ~
We confess obligations to numerous
friends and acquaintances for courtesies
extended us, and other visitors from
this county, while there. 49,.
Mr.. John Ballanfant, OF this county,
sent fifteen potatoes which weighed sew
enteen pounds, to the Exposition on
We have not heard OF the
result, but are confident they were the |
largest on exhibition.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Rev. Mr.. Davis, of Nashville, preached
an able and effective sermon at Lassen,
in this county, last Sunday. The con-
gregation was large and attentive.
Everything was quiet OF the outside OF
the church, no housekeeping, ETC., as
sometimes unfortunately occurs. Sac
rament of the Lords Supper was adj
ministered, and several persons were
united to the church. ts. -
Rev. DIR. Shelton, prominent Baptist
preacher of Davidson county, preached
last Sunday night in the Masonic Hall,
it having been cleaned up for that pur-
pose. The Baptists will bold their
meetings in the Masonic Hall until their
new church is built, probably.
The Camp Meeting commenced at
Pope's Chapel, in Williamson county,
Thursday the 18th inst. and closed yes
terday. DIR. Jno. w. Hammer preached
Sunday morning to about two thousand
meeting was successful one. The one
under the conduct OF the Methodists in
this county will commence at Hurricane
Switch on the 29th OF this month.
A revival has been in progress at Hum
ter's Chapel, several miles east Of Mt.
Pleasant. About sixteen persons were
converted. Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, the wor-
thy pastor at Mt. Pleasant, preached,
and was doubtless assisted by other
ministers, but we have not learned the
names.
A protracted meeting commenced at
Culleoka on Wednesday night. Rev.
w. Il. Hughes preached on Wednesday
night, Rev. II. n. Pool, Thursday night
and Friday night, Rev. ]. NJ. Locke
Saturday morning, Rev. w. H. Wilkes
Saturday night, Rev. Mr.. Pool Sunday
morning. Sunday night, and Monday
night. The meeting continued, but we
have not learned the particulars. The
meeting was a glorious one, and many
were converted, several of Webb's
school among the number.
Rev. j. NJ. =. Otis returned to Colum-
bia last Saturday, and preached i'm his
pulpit on Sunday.
The Methodist Church was closed last
Sunday.
Rev. L. T. Eaton, of Murfreesboro,
will preach at the Masonic Hall Sunday
morning at I0o'clock, and Sunday even
ing at O'Clock.
DIR. VIM. Shelton, an eminent Baptist
Divine, of Davidson county, preached
last Sunday morning and night in the
Masonic Hall.
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COLUMBIA MARKET.

73 OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA HERALD,
.IBsi at.gFu Friday, August y, 1872.
Baoon-In demand. Shoulders, S14@9c; sides
0laaIIc; hams, 1214al3c. '"S,'
AaHer-isyN No. - - r
hxtsscurA 25ft2dc. "fh' 4 tf '-'ti
Bidcksh6-75e.@1.0O a doz. f-.tlli sf.- % li-f
Ba-ley.A40@50c = bushei: .,.t..t il $50
CottoaAnothing doing
Corn--3AS 40c. Dull ut'HR ~fttt- fL rftH
Rio, S@27c; Java, s@s5 Laeuirs "a
sssasssa I'd b. !. sa 4 saHs'; ,as: . gal.
Flour $500 400 per 100 ns.
Giager-40s5Oc. =, =.
Lard-l0c.
h ;;s..a az sssasl ommon, .se.e,eo; sol,
deff syrup, S1@12l, f -.
MeaI-40c. = hushel,
gss a=,Mss IL I hashel.
Rye-S5 70 go. y bushei.
ssis-csSlcsd, $3.50; retail, 100 p Dbl.
Soap-l0@l5c. ~
Soda-SS9l0c. ~. f....s.,.,,. i ltfp
Suqar-New Orleans, ll@l5c; Demerara, ll0
lac; sugar, l5c; crushed and graduated,
Tea-Sl .25@2. 50 an. ss....
Taitose-Sc. 2 n.
Khea:-FirM, 81 TO u. l9 for good dry wheat;
mo deIhand' yet for damaged Or vet
WeoCWashed, 59c; qnwashed, s. to Sc. Lit
tie coming in: -.
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News from Hickman.

We have seen a letter from q distin-
guished citizen CT Hickman county in
which he gives most chssxipg accounts
OF the railroad progress in that coustY.
He says they have had two railroad bar
becues recently, at one of which, that at
Vernon, 5000 was subscribed. They
are to haye magnificent barbecue at
Centreville On e3Qth of August, when
all the people of Hickman are expected.
He says: '"I have never seen kSester
change in my life than has been effected
here in the last four weeks upoE this
subject" They expect to have thou
sand dollars per mile subscribed by the
LIST of September, ut which time they
"expect to come to Maury and lot them
know what We have done, and ascertain
what they propose to do" We say
to, our Hickman friends go ahead,
Maury will not disappoint them.
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Notice,

The undersigned has now on hand 50 or g.
thousand feet Of good seasoned LUMBER,
which he will deliver in Columbis at the mar
ket price. Forparticulars apply to Embry 4
Frierson. or Martin. Embry / Wright. ,i,rr
iy,tlaua NJ. FULroS. :
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Temperance Meeeius al Zion.

There VIII be Temperance :meeting
1t Zion Church, seven miles from Co
umbia, Saturday, August 3lst., at 2
o'clock, p. M. Mr.. j. Cofer, of Nash
lille. Will be present. apd address the
meeting. Rev. A. w. Smith, J, Lee
Bullock, and other eloquent sdvocates
If the Temperance cause, are expected
participate in the meeting. The Good
Iemplars of Maury county are cordially
invited TO attend the meeting. Mr.. Co.
er Will endeavor TO organize A Lodge of
;ood Templars at Zion,
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Death Of John l.. brandon.

We announce with deep regret the
death OF John L. Brandon, Esq. =, prom
inent cotton manufacturer OF Lawrence
burg. His funeral will be preached in
this city at the Z. p. Church at o'clock,
so-day, and will be buried AZ Rose Hill
Cemetery. Mr.. Brandon formerly lived
"a this place, and was highly esteemed
Tor his MANY noble qualities of head and
heart For several years past he has
been living at Lawrenceburg, engaged
in the manufacture of cotton fabrics,
md won the confidence and friendship
u the people of that section. But
short time before his death. (which was
5aused Icy a congestive chilly. the Demo-
ratio party of the 18th senatorial dis
riot nominated him as their candidate
Tor Senator
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steam SAN sim FOR Sale.

The undersigned will sell their steam saw
mill, located on WV, Thompsonb place.
near Aahwood. miles west Of Columbia, on
good and easy terms. The mill is lane 4
Bodley's circular saw mill, Romans engine,
n horse power, Wood & Simpson boiler, all
ons and four yoke OF oxen. There Il also
attached to our mill a girls mill, which we
will sell II the purchaser desires. For full
particulars, apply to T. NJ. KIrTREI.L,..On the
premises. - KITTREI.I ThoMPsQS.
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1t is said that sunstroksIs due to the
action Of light upon the brain, exerted
through the eye, and not, as generally
believed, TO an elevation OF tempera-
,ure; and il is . asserted 9th that if the eye
ton in the way of protecting the head
or back may be dispensed with.
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MEssRs. EDITIONS: Believing that q few
lines from tile 18th district will not be unfn-
teresting to, ut least q portion Of your read
ers, send you a report of a meeting held by
the colOred men of this district, for the pur-
pose of selecting a suitable man as teacher
for our free school at Gravel Hill. The meet
ing was held at the colored academy on
Saturday, the 10th inst. Harry Alexander
was called to the chair. The following res
olution wasread and unanimously adopted:
ResojceJ, That, on account Gf the unfit:
ness of cnIored teachers generally to NIL
the responsible position Of teacher, It is the
sense OF this meeting that we make all
reasonable efforts to secure the services of a
white man.
The merits of. various parties were
presented, and. after due deliberation,
It was finally agreed that Mr.. Ross Jones
was fully competent In every way to give
entire satisfaction. "a,
Being duly informed, he regrets very
much that he cannot accept the generous
offer, on the account of thesurgency of his
business. ANONYMOUS
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Another Testimony.


BENTON BARsAcEs, No.. April 80, 1866.
/ DIR. JOHN BULL-DEAa SIR Knowing the
efficacy of your Sariapirllla, and the healing
and beneficial qualities il possesses, send you
the following statement OF my case:
u was wounded about two years ago. was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteea m onths.
Being moved so often, my wounds have DOT
healed yet. l have not sat up a moment since
was wounied. | am shot through the hips.
Ny general health is impaired, and | need
something 10 assist nature | have more faith
in your Sarsaparilla than ANYTHING else. r
wish that which is genuine. Please express
me half dozeu bottles, and obligs
Carr. C. p. JOHNSON,
So Louis, No
4. p. S-The following was written April 3Dth
le66. by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt.
Johnsan.
DI. .lnhn Bnil-Dear Sir: Ny husband. Or.
T. y. Johnson, was skIl.ful surueoa and
ply slcian in Contra. New Y ork, wI.sss be die,
leaving the above e. L. Johnson 70 my care.
At thirteen years of age he hal a chronic diar-
rhea and scrofula, for waich gave your Sur-
saDasilla. Ii cared lin. j have for ten Years
recommended u Ia many in New York, Obie,
and lGga, for scrofula, fever sores and general
osebility. Perfect snceess 1ss attended IL. The
cures affected ~ some cases IF scrosola and
fever sores were stssost miraculous am very
anxious for say son to again have recourse to-
your sarsaparilla. lie is fearful of getting a
spurious article, hence his writing ~ YOU for
il. HIS wounds IRE terrible but believe hs
will recover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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business
7ertising
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An extravagant debtor tells

An extravagant debtor tells !
creditor every time he meets ]
he intends to pay the account I
row, certain" and the poor nj
off with hats all right"
And so it goes. tits all wrd
we say it's all right, and by q
of spirit and independence eI
laziness, imposition, shngin'
every other sin under the sun,
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A Cav Party i'm sIse Barrens.

4 party OF young blOods, from MT.
Pleasant, and vicinity, and Columbia,
w ent TO Lewis county on Tuesday, last
week, and returned on Saturday. Their
names are: Walter Parker, Capt. Rufe
Polk, Man Dawson, Mick Orr, Jake Orr,
Moss Hunter, Johnny Barrow, Hint
and C. S. Hill, Esq. They went 10 Ger
ellis camp, Lewis county, on Swan creek
ar killed thirteen deer
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

" For C6Hkress.
Col. T. H. GIBBS, of Maury. eui
Gen. w. c. WRlTTAORNE, Of Maury.
a, For County Representative.
JOE w. GORDON. .s,-t,.l ~
JOHN NJ. WITHERSPOON.
ASlREY JACKSON. Of the 24th district.
b. A: DUGGER,s("all right. ~
G.. W KINZER. q -
JAMES T. MOORE.
&c. FRIERS0N. 80 s 3
For Senator from Maury and william:
Maj. THoss.aff. f I. xsEifsos, Of VIII
Hanson. = - ~ ii''S
For Rloster From 4aury aNd VIII
~ lianas9R:
A. 8. GOODWIN. -. ...... fs.l,
RUFUS K. POLK.
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False Report.

hereby give notice that the Report
that 1 am about to leave Columbia is
false, and that the Institute will resume
It's duties on Monday, the 2uA day OF
September. GEO. BEcKErf.
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NalfaA.

I have Thirty acres of Corn to sell which
will take two dollars per barrel for, or I will
feed hogs for two dollars per month, or take
half the Pork when fat. I hsve good corn.
good fences, good shade and plenty of good
water. Suck Island Bend, South side Of Duck
River. Aus. 9, 1s72.(St) - LEVI King.
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Maxwell House.

Mr.. Kean, for several years the popu-
lar proprietor of the Maxwell House, at
Nashville, has retired from that excel
lent house, and is succeeded by ]. H.
Fulton Il Co. Mr.. F. has been for long
time at the Maxwell House, and has de-
monstrated his capacity and fitness for
the position of proprietor. He is assis' i.
ed by an able corps of clerks.
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A select Male school

Will be opened at Oorinthian Hall BY Jas. B.
Murphy. on Monday the 18th of Aug. 1872.
Terms, Primary branches, 500 per month |;
Classics, &C., $500. Those wishing to enter
should apply at once, as only limited number
will DO admitted. faug. 2.
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bargains, bargains, B.r<ain.,

At Mrs. N. J. Bryant's Emporium Of Fashion.
All the novelties of the season, in both Milf
merry and Fancy Goods. We will sell at reduc.
ed prices. in order to make room for Fall
Goods. The Now Styles, introduced in the
Eastern MARKETS, We are aanstautlg receiying.
Call and examine. flt = tAug z,tf
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NOffeeS

Allpersons having subscribed stock TO the
Maury County Agricultural and Mechanics
Society are hereby notified to Come forward
and pay their frst instalmeht.
~ JOSH q. BAILEY, Secy.
Columbia, Aug Is. 81 ni1s -17itas} z
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SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
Fer the Cure OF
AGUE AND FEVER,
OR CHILLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
justly claims Tor IT a superiority over all rem
edies ever Offered 10 the public for the safe,
certain, speedy and permanent cure of Ague
and Fever, ar Chills and Fever, whether OF
short or long standing. He refers to the en-
tire Western and Southern COUNTRY 70 bear him
testimony to the truth Of the assertion, Thar in
no case whatever will II fail TO cure IL the iii
rections are strictly followed and carried out
In great many eases single dose has been
sufficient for cure, and whole families have
been cured by a single bottle. with perfect
restoration Of the general health. It is. how
ever. prudent. and in every case more certain
10 cure, If its use is con.inued in smaller doses
tor a week or two after the disease has been
checked, more especially IN di'licult and lonr-
standing cases. Usually this medicine will
not require ans aid IN kee? the bowels in good
order. Should the patient, however. re guire
esthartie me iicine. aficr LAYING taken three or
four doses OF the tonic, s'lgle dose OF Bulls
Vegetable Family Pills will be sufficient.
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Some smart one says most sensibly,
that the summer showers have caused
every stalk of corn to carry ears like
jackass, while every watermelon fancies
itae.f . lager beer keg dressed in Paris
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Tho nrxt session Of this school win open in
the room undcr "Hcrald Office" August 76.
lS72. For information, apply to
aus.9- JOHN SLOAN BEEcHIR, Priu,
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THE only true independence is
ity; for the humble man exacts
and can not be morti6ed-expecti
and can not be disappointed