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ETHODlST EPISG0P AL CHuCH SOUTH
vi --Rev. r. s. Petwaye-tSeyiees every o.
3rd, 4th and 5th Sundays Sabbath school, y
o'clock A ~; Prayer meeting every Wedhes1
day ats7Y o lock- p. Ft BG5e4 sd
n 3EsBYTERlAN CHUR0H--Rev. d. q
Doak. Pastor Services every znd Bd ana
4tb Sundays; sabbath scheol9 o'clock 4 NJ
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev, W $. speirs
II Pastor.-services first Sabbath n tht
anonth at 1899 a. m, and3rd, sabbath at 7'Bt
p. m. a1flH *t $751;
DAPTIsT CHUNCH Elder G. B. Young
ID ,Pastor.--serricsaeyery lst and s3rd Sun
days; Sabbath school o'clock A, N.
CATHOLIC CHURCH ,-~Seryices All -sunHda'
| \ in each month, by Rey4Father Wise
CHRISTIAN CHURCH Elder 7 w. oaskey
| V, pastot. No regular appointment
| BAPTIST CHURCH, BATEsyllLLR Ser
| ID vices on the Isl Sunday in each month,
II q clock. a. M, by Rev. Robt, Maelin, Ptesbj
tesan I v I6Js} 1Tli'4A}I :
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et,v aud county Dir,dory.

r.. :. FISHER. Jadge olihr l2ih Judtcdp.'r..t
J.F simmons. Chancellor lolh Cbu0ry b''-
tfiet
4. r. Howe, Collector lptcrnal Revenue
L Ofanue, Sheriff
c n. Gleasoa. Ci-cuit Clerk.
! C. Harrison, Chsncery CLERK.
W. W Howe. rrcrnter
" A. Jones, Assessor
H. }. Harding, Frtslent School Board.
Roam or SrprEvIsors 3 II Guntcr, Presi
dent, w.s HarNfrll T. N Sims, John
Wilson. feol tandy Hunt, tcol.)
MAyoR.--D. b. McHerry.
CoSsrAWE- Mansfield Williams
ALDERMEN w D. Healn, Gerald Clarke, 3
r. Blann, W B. Locke.
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THE AAS0N'S CHILD.
CHAPTER |.


Faster and faster spread the ilame9'
and now the ship was enveIoped IN
a feryyisheet. Men and women
rushed madly over the side to meet
Ia quicker but less painful death.
The boats, with one exception, had
bcerr oyerIaden aud capsi1ed. There
were hasty PRAYERS, aud heartrend-
| ihgI cries OF misery and distress.
naatl, lowered, vuIturo like, over
! khisvictims; some clung desperately
tn the vessels side, some supported
themselves in the water by articles
sautched hastily from the burnlng
shin. and with which they had
| Iltaped wildly into the sea. The cap
tain sang through bis trumpet
apake heart and sustain yoursell a3
long a. possible. A shipIs coming
to our, rehet.
James Durant stood upon the al.
most deserted deck with his only
child, but four years of age, folded
d close y in his arms. He discovered
it atiIast, but it was at least touI
i miles off. Be ore the ship gould
arrive, they must be burned to death
or, If he sprspg, ee ethers had, dowf
fEfnto the water, both he and tbecalIe
twoald be atonnel, for he Wsa Nc
fsHimmer. ,A
The litlo arms were twined abou
bis neck, the pale cheek rested con
fdi1gIy against his own, but tn
Ibravc child aid not tremble.
dtsaO my God, is there no help! !!
. cried the despairipg father, az tn
flames swept nearer, and he telt tha
/ hi; position could be held but littl
I longer.
{, tIIeref give Il e child to me, an
III will save her" and turning quick
} " Mr.. Durant stood face to Tao
ID With a, stranger who had a iif'
preserver; in his hand.
9, "Ouick there is no time to !
,,ea.bJost, }. drhe child can have ny Ut
preserver, and it will float her easiI
e Y6nder IL mother ship; lhave bee
n watching it for the last five minute
Itwillreach us in halt an hour
~ the most. There, that is fasten'
securely. Now, little girl, | a
" going to throw you into the wat'
~ You are not afraid 7"
a. 'aNo, no, but papa?"
w. The father caught her franticaI
x- inthis arms. 3 @ vi
|sMy darling Eva, you may neV
see your father again; /; but DO I
fear--God will guard You, and son
81 body will find you and take care
&C you. If you never ace papa aga
- remember he IL in heaven W
,ed mamma"
pe elias she 30 relatlves?'' asked
An stranger.
re. '"None in this country; | am fir,
England, and am travelling tor
health"
flake that pin flom your bos
7 and fasten it to her clothing
Al dHeaven helpyou for the though
said the father; and in nom
e. the square and compass was gllst
ing or the bosom. Of the child, /
RitlN stranger took Her from !
fathers arms, saying:
7 81 Am stronger than you,
Il lrnnst be cast beyond the reach
=. these poor drowning wretches,
they will rob her Of the life-l
n server.
The white drapery futtered Il
|, y " the air aud sank below the wa
Y then rising, it foated lightly on
''a IN, water.
n'ea james turned to the stranger
fearful eyes.
= es May God bless yotf and pres
~, YOU, noblest Of men. But yos
An1 well as myself must be lost"
ented NO, am eoou p" iii.n,o''
8 BY here is a piece of board with v
You can sustain yourself until
~ lief arrives"
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M a es S-sB LC.


W,aIEsr ~. a, Shspfsr No. as
Regular Conversations list Monday In eaeAt
month at o'clock, p N.
+. MeGEHEr, H.. ?,
J. G. HARRISON, Sec'y. asf. naor Is
r&. es. 9H0.# .l41Lf IA. .t8 E.y f.r
sARDIs LODGE No. 307A F.q&.A M
Stated Communication iliird finiisdAJ
nfght in earh month"; e5A.1 u 1.Al 70
@f9.r III -aer. e JOHN WRIGHTy w N.
]. N. WADDEY, Seoy : e7sM '-.t
is Sardis Chapter, No ] !,
Order of the Eastern Star, Regular meeting
first Thursday night in each month.
Mrs. N. Al Thompson,
asl Worthy Matron
Mrs. N. B. Wright, l'9"f '"
r. r.TI sec'y. Ar iTHJN#
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MEMPHIS MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Medical Department Of Cumber'
land University.
MI a4 a---- ageU8
ANNOUNCEMENT, 1913.

v.c,urv ba
ALEXANDER ERsKINE, N. D., Dean; Pro-
fegsor Of Obstetrics.
REM. w. AVENT, NJ. D Professor Of Surgery.
ROBERT W. MITCHELL, N. D., Professor Of
Materia Mediea- H..
RICHARD b. MAURY, N. d. Professor OF
nnrtptEY y'fsfs. 5 fss.AuSDERsM! b., Professor Of
Anatomy. s,
IosEPH WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Professor Of
Physiology.
ALFRED II. VOORHEES, NJ. D., Professor OF
~ Il 0pthslmology- d.. IL III I,
FELIX MCFARLAND, N, d, Professor o.
Chemistry.
GUsTAvUs B THORNTON, NJ p, Demon.
Mo strator b + Ell fHa l6t.a a44
R q. HENNING, NJ, d., Prosector- !,
7 The twentieth annual course OF Lectures Wi
commence on the first Monday IN October
ma close on the first Of March. For circn
lar !. additional Information apply 70 q
90 ALEXANDER ERsKINE, MD, Dean,
E5A No b Moaroe Street, Memphis, Teha
ale ~ ~ ~ \.
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UNION t
Fe male G OWege.
y OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI.

8f# @9E5 III III a3S H@@
z REV. d. II. BELL, d. D., PRESIDENT.
" ie 8 Il. #ra sss aa.Yls t9 ~ RS 4
THE next session will open Sept mber il,
1872. s aiee ss s IaH
Total expens for boarding, wasbisG
fuel, lights and attendance, With e6
English and Classical tuition for
Eve moDths.......ss.... .........,...... $lou ~
The same, Including Freneh..."..!A. l42 81
Tuition in aasic and Art Departments, usual
rates. Prof J. ". Riggs highly recommended
| A skillful Instructor viii be music director.
The aEtainments Of its graduates and the ex-
csilsdt quality Df itslpstrchage, astest the eff.
Gent training IN English, Classics, Music and
Fine Arts secased in this College. w.
Boarding pupils enjoy tie 1anFrscsdent,sa .
privilege ofstudying in their own rooms b
good fires. Apply for catalogues
| 4 s'eesss nd M .aaE. q. BuRNEY,
! ;r,an. II .t@, s Secretary.
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j. j PEARSON.
PRACTICAL
U-afrhmaTsfr and .GetUeftr

DIAMOND HALL, BATEsviLLE, MISS
Watches, clocks and jewelry neatly repaired
and warrar ted 10 give entire satisfaction Spe
,cial- attention given to- watch ,fepaiTring, Ail
wolk seut by express iSr olherBise,i viii re-
ceive prompt attention 6 1s
Gold and Silver Plating done 4s4,.aaa
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
,33gBgF ABigasls8@#h jui20H
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BAprIsr CoLLrdE. The Bsptists
Of Louisiana, Mississippi and Ar-
kansas arc to anits in building, II,
The Mississippi. College Il Clinton.
The number of wliite Baptists IN
Louisiana was reported ~ thelr
State convention, July l2-E, -
twelve to fifteen thousand. The
colorsd Baptisss in the Stste l. est
mated At fifty thousand
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Mississippi 4 Tennessee Railroad
gE f9 grQN.f
TIME T.4BLE.

Change of time on Monday June IS, 1879
- Ga
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis 124oP. NJ, pas
Como 2:56 p. NJ, Sardis S:15, Batesville 4;oSr
Courtland 4:l9, Pope's Station 4;25, and ar
arrive at Grenada 6l0P. M. n
Exnress trains leave Memphis 4:30 P, NJ, pass
Como 1903, Sardis 7:45, Batesville SIG, Court
land 833, Popes S;3e, 4, n. and arrlvs al
Grenada 1885,. P. NJ aS8 -
Freight train leaves Memphis 55O AN pass
Como 1918. sardis 1o,45, Batesville lE4s
Courtland l214, Pooes 1925, and arrive at
Grenada 410 P. M,
GOING NORTH.
/ Mai, traiu leaves Grenada a102oA Il, pass Pope,
1902, Courtland, l2;08 Batesville, lz'zo'
Sardis, l;lC, Como, E3l A. M, ana arrl'e
at Memphis $50 Pm.
Express trains leave Grenada 200 A. NJ, pas
Pope's 359, Courtland 4:06, Batesville 4;z4
sardis $40, Como $50, and arrive at Mem
trppir5t KIN tssia M Ieayes Grehadd seo Il M, pas
Pope's si4 Courtland 925 Batesville 9'54
Sardis lo:45, Como 1889, A. M, and arrlV
at Memphis 400 ma
Mail and Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays
The mail train going South makes dIec
connection at Grenada for New orleans = ~
Express going South conuects for water va
lley, Ceffeeville, Oxford, &c.
~ 'tr@ JAMES YOUNG, Genl. Sup't.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-28
THE BATTLE HOUSE.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

W" 'V"' ""t0i anu AOdII oto's w Il.
TNH1S WELL KNOWN FAV0RITE HOTEL HAS
l. recently been renovated. remOdeed and furnished
new and elegantly throughout. tits kept on the Euro
pean plan, and has ample accommodations for four
hundred guests.
The location i more accessible to all parts of New
nork and Brooklyn than any other house in the city,
Inc Broadway stages pass the hotel every three min
utes, besides various lines Of Street Cars one of which
intersects every other route in New York
1t being but two blocks from Fulton Ferry makes it
convenient for those wishing 10 visit the City of
Churches from this ferry diverge all the principal
Railroad routes in the city of Brooklyn.
dec2d3m GEO. Y. TERRY, Proprietor.
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Ask for Tickets to Memphis and the Southwest via
Chattanooga and Mckenzie, and to St. Louis and the
Northwest via Nashville and Coumbus-all Rail: or
Nashville and Hicl,man-Rail and River
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The Lowest Special Rates for Emigrants
With more Advantages, Quicker Time. and Fewer
Changes of Cars than any other route.
Tickets for Sale at all Principal Ticket Offices in tn
South.
JNO W. THOMAS. Gen. Supt.
W. i. DANLEY Gent p. and II. Agent.
q. NJ. HARRILL Pass. Agent. Knoxville. Tenn,
always be found at the Depot on the arrival OF
mar4-t-
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81. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and Chat
tanOOga Railroad Line.
Central short Route.

Without change of Cars to Nashville. Mckenzie.
Union City Hickman, Columbus humboldt, Browns
ville and Memphis,
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Agents.
PATENTS

- Solicited by MUM & CO
IMH4iHN Publishers Scientific Aa>rirou
4G445kAG 81 Park Row, NY.
Twenty-Five years experience.
Pamnlets containing Patent Laws, with full direc-
iions how 10 obtain Patents free.
bound volume of lis pages, containing the New
Census by counties and all large cities 40 Engra
WINS of Mechanical Movements. Patent Laws AMI
rules for obtaining Patents. mailed on receipt Of
cents. ue00d"0m
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4 LITTLE GANE.-A New York bank
note company forwards to Treasurer Spin
ner, for his consideration, letter received
from fellow in BraxtOn county, West
Virginia, in which the writer says:
would it conflict with any duty you owe
to your country or to your God to engrave
a fac sinldIce of the U. S. Treasury notes
thus: THE United States will not pay the
bearer &C.? 1 would like to get some
thing of the kind for those suckers who
are always ready to bite at naked hooks.
If such thing don't meet your favor, eX-
cuse me and commit it to the flames, as
this is strictly confidential"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-17
IN cHAscERY At cLARKsvfLlE,


"
Clerk a Mastora once. Jan. 20, lsi2.
WHEREAS, w. a. Quaries, II. q. Merritt.
John J. Thomas, WIN. NJ. Daniel, ~ NJ
Nolen, - Mc0uafy, - Jofs.ie. I.t.n 81.
Gold, James NJ. 2uaricr, Samuel eafson
Ihoss MeNeaily, Jacob Leach, levi McCuI
ioin, 49, Moore, y. &. Dunnlneton and ~
g. Whitthorne, citizens Of The counties Of
son. Hickman ana Murray, have thIe .iav
nled petition In the Chsnepry Vouri nj
GAINESVILLE, praying fkass they may nr an
pointed cOfnniissio nors To olon hooks AMI
taise subscriptions IN stock for tho crcctior,
Of q line of Railway between Clarksvilio
In Montgomery county aud Nashville In
Davidson county; or between CiarlxEyiiio
In Montgomery cosnty and columbia in
Maury county In either one, or both diree-
lions an may In their discretion be deemed
proper. The route In either or I'm both
cases, 10 BE tffat which after survey. shall
pc regarded - most practicable and FEAST
pie between the tcrmfni named; and pray.
ing iuitncr, that after AFTER sufficient stock
snail nave been subsci ibed, that letters u
incorpornticn shall issue, authorizing the
erection ana operation OF the line or lines
o. railway between tho points named with
the powers and privileges authorized TO be-
granted to such corporations by virtue OF
the ne &c, OF ls'v,Il. chapter "a, and the acts
Now. therefore, this Is TO give notice te,
all persons.to appear Mt the Chancery Court
10 De holden ut The court house In Ilarits-
vile. on The fourth Monday Of February.
1917, and show cause, II any ihey have. why
petitioners should not be appointed such
commissioners. or why letters OF incorpo-
"''0 S PoLK Ro a. i. Jon Il gGrSNyea ior
BY q. g. sJarrH, Dcp'y.
Qnarles, I.urton a Ia 6i.I, sol'rs.
Zl.
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For sale by S.p. STEW AIT, Ciarlesville,
April 10, lSTi-ly
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IN CnAyCERY AT GAINESVILLE.

state OF Tennessee \
Clerk & Masters Office, Jan. 20, lSi2.
Mechanics and I.aborers' Co-operatlye and
nuiidinE Association of Clarksviilc, Ton,
FIX parte.
WHEREAS, The Mechanics Cooperative
and Building Association OF Clarksyillc.
Tenn. has this day filed its petition IN tIg
Chnncery Court at Ciarksvilie, praying for
certain alterations and amendments To its
charter ns follows: Isl. Authorizing It to
take and hold real estate situated withiA
the limits OF Montgomery county, to an
amount in value not exceeding one hmm
dred thous nd dollars. 2d. Authorizing
them 10 convey and sell real estate so held
by deed or mortgage, or to bind themselves
To convey By title bond.
Now, therefore, this Is TO give notice to,
ali persons toappear at the Chancery Court
10 DC holden ut The court house In Clarks-
vile, on the fourth Nsnrssiay of February,
ls,2 aud show en- use, ~ any they hare, Why
shIu appointments may not be granted as
prayed for. and why bcttcrs of fneorpora-
tion, embodying the amendments should
POLK a. JOHNSON. C. an.
BY q. T.. SMITH. Dep'y.
Quarlcs. I.urton & Daniel, Sol'rs,
Jan. "a, IT,
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} o S ADALTS

TIE GREAT AMEMICAN
Health l,estorer, purifies the
blood AMI cures Scrofula, Syph-
Ills, Skin Diseases, Rheumatism
Diseases of Women, and all
Chronic a iIcctions of the Blood
Liver and Kidneys. Recon-
mended by the Medical Faculty
and many thousands of our best
citizens.
Read the testimony of Physi-
clans and patients who have
used ltosadalis; send for our
I,osadalis Guide 10 Health Book
or Almanac for this year, which
we publish for gratuitous. dlstri-
button; IL viii give you much
valuable Information.
Dir. II. W. Carr OF Baltimore,
says:
take pleasure In recommend
ing your Rosadalis rs IA very
powerful Alternative. Ihave seen
1t used in two eases with happy
resultS--one In n case of secon-
Diary syphilis, In which the pa
tient pronounced himself cured
after having taken Ave bottles OF
your medicine The other Is n
case of scrofula of long standing
which is rapidly improving UNI
der Its use. amp the indications
axe that the patient will soon
receiver. I have carefully ex-
ainincd the formula by which
your Ios,ulaliS Is made, and find
1t an excellent compound of alte-
rative ingredients.
Dr. Sparks, of Nlcholasvlile
Ky. says nc has used Rospdali,
in cases of Scrofula and Secon-
Diary syphilis with satisfactory
results-as cleanser of the
Blood ! know 10 bctterrempdy
Samuel q. McFadden, Muir
frrrshoro' Tenn, says;
| have used seven bottles ~
ltOSadali<. ana am entirely
cured of Rhcumatism; send IN,
four bottles, ~ wish u for my
brother, who has scrofuloussor,
eyes.
BENJAMIN Dechtol. Of Lima
Ohio. writes. I have suffered fol
nyears with ami nyete nteerup
tiOn over my whole body:
! purchased n bottle of Rosadalii
AMI = ttpctrd n perfect cure.
sold by Druggists everywhere
laboratory, ~ Exchange. Hal.
| iimore. Drs. CLEMENTS 4 Co
Proprictors.
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MILLIONS Benr Testimony 10 their
wondered Crrsdvc Effects.
Vinegar Bitters are not vile Fancy
Drink, Made Of Poor Rum, .Whiskcys
Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors, doc
tored, spiced and swoctcnod TO please the taste,
called TonIcs." Appetizers." "Restorsrs. &C.
that lead the tippler on TO drunkenness and ruin,
but are true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Berbs Of California, free from all
Alcoholic sfimuinBts. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and n
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE . perfect
Renovator and Invisorator Of the System, earTy-
ing on all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to a healthy condition. No person eau take these
Bitters according 10 directions and remain long
unweiL provided their bones arc not destroyed
by mineral poison or other means, and tho vital
organs wasted beyond tho point Of repair.
They arc a ticntle PurRntive MS wolf
ava Tonic, possessing. also. the peculiar merit
Of acting az a powerful agent in relieving Conces-
ton or Inflammation Of tho Liver, aud Of all tho
visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
IN young or old. married or single, at the dawn Of
womanhood or at the turn Of life, these Tonic BIT
tiers have no equal.
For THfsasurnnssry and Chronic Ithcm-
matism nHd t,our, Dyspepsia or In-
Digestion, Bilious, Remittent and
IrsermINtcpt Fevevs, Diseases ef the
uiood. Liver. NSSrexs mud Ula Asrr.
these y.ttcrr have been most snccesssul. such
ulseusc. are caused by VfsIntsd Dvood.
.~,,,., 4. -...r.,,- .,rt,,.aa a. a.,.......,t -
the Digestive Orgnns.
DhSFhrSiA VIZ lNDINnSrIONf
Headache, Pain In the Shoulders Coughs. Tight
ness 2. Inc Une, p.a,ne's soai u,s p,,'oo 2.
.he o.omach' Dna 1as.s IN INC Moa'h' nn'ous
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-17
CARPETS! cARPETN CARPETS!
AT NO. 81, FRANKLIN ST.
Best Goods for Least Money

We delight In showing our goods; IL is
our bounden duty to show them. YOUR
high prerogative to examine and select.
SO come and see our Carpets, Rugs and OIL
Cloths, and be your own Judge of their
cheapness and quality.
q. Z. ATKINSON.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-17
Will all those Afflicted with
COUGH OR CONSUMPTION
Read the following and learn the vain Of
Aliens Lung Balsam |
WHAT THE pocTons SAY.

WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY.
Or. Lloyd, of Ohio, Surgeon IN the Army
consumption. lie says: ~ have no hes
fancy IN stating that IL was by the use of
Your Lung Balsam that am now alive
ana entoying.health."
DIR. Fletcher, of Missouri, says: al recon-
other medicine Tor Coughs, and 1t gives
Aliens Lung Balsam In the remedy 10
cure NIL Lung aud Throat difficulties. ID
should be tested before using any other
directions accompany each bottle.
"IT SAVED MY LIFE"
Words of n Rel able Druggist,
MARINE CRY, MIcII., July ~. 1870.
j. y. Harris u Co.-Dcnr Sirs The \ liens
Lung BalSam has arrived. I would not
like To- he without IT, for II has snvcd Iny
finally consumption was seated upiu me.
was In bud state. I tried everything
that was recommended. and spent great
deal OF money, and got no help. I had AL
lens Lung lIalsam for sale, bat I knew
nothin ing Of Its merits. did not like To
,nkr u without knowing more about IT,
had not sold bottle. When your agent
called upon me. told ] could not sell
medicine knew not hing about. He urc,d
me To- try II myself. did so. and TO my
my cough and before the third botiie was
taken, my lungs We're healed and we'll, and
can now speak knowingly to my friends
III. SusupihrIS oi the goOd pualitlcS Of Me
lens Lung Balsam. remain yours, res
peciully,
&c. coTTRELI.
IL Is harmless TO the most delicate child,
IL contains no opium In any form.
CAUTION.
Cali for 'hllen's Lung Balsnm," and
shun The use OF any other Balsam; un-
principled men may deceive you with
worthless preparations.
j. n. HARRIS & co.
Sole Proprietors, CINCiNNATI. O.
ne sold by all Clarksville Druggists.
Jan. "a. ls72-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-17

II will be seen by this table that the pop
ularity of the Singer Machine far exceeds
that OF all others, Its sales being one-hali
greater than even the famous Wheeler &
Wilson Company's, which is Included I'm
the Wheeler& Wilson Company's returns
The total sales for the Singer Company
In 1859 were S6.7Sl machines. against l27 ,s3s
of 1870, showing the Increase OF their bust
ness for the year to be IL ,052 machines.
The Singer Machine may be seen at No.
~ Franklin street--W. l.. Gardiner & Coz
Wall Paper Store-and can be had at the
same prices and on as liberal terms as. its
most formidable rivals.
Not one person in twenty, who examines
the Singer before purchasing. can be in.
duced To have any other mnchlne.
BAILEY b. ANDERSON, Ag't.
Clarksville, Tenn.
also have the ADJUSTABLE bind.
ER, for binding heavy, and all kinds of
goods, used on all kinds of machines, and
The best in use, price 81 20 only. Keep CON
stantly on hand Machine Manufacturing
SILK, Needles and Machine Attachments.
BAILEY b. ANDERSON, Ag't.
Sept. 10. ls7l-tf. GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-02-17
LUMBERy
Montgomery Wooden Mills,

MANDATORY of fine Cassimcrcs,
plain aud colorcd Jeans, white and plaid
linseys, Flannels, white and colorod Blan-
kcts, Twecds, Stocking Yarns and Yarn
Fittings, which we are offering to the trade
mt wholesale or retail, and at prices to suit
the times. Merchants are specially invi-
ted to examine our goods before going
from homo To buy such goods AZ we man
ufacturc. We manufacture wool for GUS
toners or exchange any goods we make OF
those usually kept in well filled country
store.
Mcssrs. Coulter 4 Alley, OF Clarksville,
mud PottuS & Bro, New Providence, Tenn.
IRE oar agents to buy wool or receive IL to
be carded ar manufactured. Parties wish
ing their wool carded or manufactured can
leave IL with our agents, and give written
instructions what they want done with 10,
ana we will receive, card or manufacture
and return IL FREQ of charge.
Bloch Bro, are agents In Clarksviile for
the sale of my goods, and country mer.
chants will be supplied by them ut mill
rates,
Respectfully,
u. PEACHER, Agent,
Peacher's Mills, Montgomery co. Tenn.
June IL, lS7l-u