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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-14
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.

The people of the United States, since
the sad experience with Vice President
johnson, feel more than heretofore a deep
concern in the matter of the character.and
record of the candidates for Vice Presi-
dent. In the present canvass this anxiety
is acting very favorable for the Republic
can nominees. The shameful conduct of
Gratz Brown in the land of steady habits
last month has aroused intense indigna-
ton in New England. The fact that,
while attending commencement at Yale
College, and while making speech to the
intelligentpeople of New Haven, he was in
toxicated, and the further fact that it is an
infirmity that has fastened itself upon him
has so embarrassed his New England sup
porters that some of his principal newspa-
per friends have ealledupon him to resign.
This question of the comparative merits ,of
Henry Wilson and Gratz Brown, becomes
therefore an important question. We do
not see how intelligent men can hesitate
as between such men. Henry Wilson is a
Christian man of irreproachable character
For years his name and influence have
been freely given in behalf of every reform
and every effort looking towards the eleva-
ton and improvement of mankind. He is
honest and able, and man of noble inn
pulses and pure heart He has struggled
through poverty and obscurity to his pres
ent high position. He has been in the full
est meaning of the word sOorkingnosa.
He knows how to appreciate the struggles
of the poor and has ever been foremost in
the work to lessen their burdens and make
their pathway in life smoothe and easy.
This opponent is in every sense his inferi-
or. He is not a man known or identified
with reforms and his conduct since nomi-
mated for Vice President shows him unfit
for the high trusts he seeks. Our expert
ence shows us we should look with care to
the qualifications of the candidates for Vice
President. We believe the American peo-
pie will show their good judgment in this
instance by rallying to the support of the
Republican nominees as much for the no.
bic character of Henry Wilson as for their
gratitude to the great soldier and leader,
Gen. Grant.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-14

SOMETHING IS loose at Nashville. There
is terrible quaking in the John G. Brown
camp. The newspaper ring is in trouble.
Two prices for public printing and immu-
nifty from publishing obscene libels at ten
cents a line must be threatened by the
new departure, or the ring wouldn't be so
terribly alarmed Ed. Baxter for Gov
ernor" is the cry that seems to alarm
them. Well, we shall probably see in time
what this new party is and what it pro-
poses to do, In the meantime, it will be
interesting to watch the writings of the
unterrifed Brown Burch Democracy.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-14
ABOUT COMETS.

The earth still exists. We are still alive,
but we need not thank the great Swiss as
tronomer for it, for, according to his pre-
dietion, we were to have been annihilated
last Monday. He found by OSCILLATIONS
that on that day we were to strike the tail
of the great comet that passed in sight of
the earth in 1862, and that we would be
the loser by the strike. But like many
other such predictions, it has proven false.
We are frequently making such escapes.
according to astronomers. We are not like
ly to be "telescoped" ona comet. Kepler,
Arago and other kingly astronomers assure
us that space is brimful of comets which
we escape by the merest chance.
Arago estimates the odds against such a
collision as 2Sl millions to one. The con-
clusion of most scientific men now is. that
a comet is an aggregation of meteoric mat
ter, and as the smaller particles are invari-
ably consumed by our atmosphere, we have
only to fear the sudden descento of the larger
fragments, such as those found in Green
land, which weigh from fifteen to twenty
one tons each. Rapidly as these stones
move-sixty times as fast as cannon ball
when they come in contact with our at
nospheric panoply their velocity is check
ed and its force converted into heat, which
melts the body and scatters it into minute
fragments. Taking all these facts togeth-
er, we can feel comparatively safe from
eometary collision, and when few more
needed points are ascertained, such as
con1etary constitutions, &C., we have no
doubt we will dismiss the idea of danger
altogether.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-14
Dress Making, sc.

Dress Making, sc.
fashionable Dress Making
Mrs. Edward C.. Saltmarsh
REGs LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO THE LADIES
ID of Knoxville that she has established a Depart
| ment OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING
In All its branches,
at the rooms of the Wilcox e. Gibbs Sewing Machine
Company No. 46 Gay street. and is now ready to man
ufaeture in the latest styles every description of Ladies
and Misses
Dresses and TnderClOthiDg,
at reasonable rates and with the utmost dispatch.
Garments of every description Cut and Basted TO order
Directions for Self Measurement
sent to any address upon application.
Entire satisfaction in all eases guaranteed Orders
by mail will receive immediate attention.
Ladies' Street Suitsl
Bridal Trousseau, h,
s Ladies' Travelling Suits, a.
Boys Suits.
Gentemen's House Coats and Smoking Jackets,
Gentlemen's Shirts and Undertaking.
Ladies and Misses Underclothing,
Infants Wardrobe.
Cut. Basted aud Manufactured to ORDER with dispatch
Orders from the trade solicited.
AfuIl stock of the Paper Patterns of L. Butterick
Co, of New York, on banda for sale. This stock
of Patterns comprises every variety of Ladies' and
ed each month The rooms have been fitted up for the
reception of the ladies of Knoxville who cordial
ly invited to call.
THE WILCOX & GIBBS
SILENT SEWING MACHINE
Is in operation at the rooms.
All are respectfully invited to call and examine the
work executed upon this Machine. may26dSm
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-14

For the first time since the Knox coun-
ty election the big organ yesterday noticed
the /" little organ" Though done indi-
rectIy through the Nashville Union and
American. we treat it as indicating that
the big organ is gradually returning to its
senses. Now that it is recovering from its
knock down, the little organ" will again
receive those affectionate little testimOni-
ais which the big organ T" graciously be-
stow, and without which our existance
would be almost intolerable. "Let 'em
comeu
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-14

THE Adams family do not take crow.
John Quincy Adams, twice the Democrat
ic candidate for Governor of Massachu-
sets refuses to support Greeley. Charles
Francis Adams, Jr., says he can not sup
port him, and it is intimated that his
father, the present Arbitrator at Geneva,
will support Grant, He was supported for
the Presidential nomination by the brains
of the Cincinnati movement.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-14

The Greeleyites say there are many Re-
publicans going for Greeley, but that they
are only waiting for the current to set in.
The trouble is there is nothing to start the
current. North Carolina didn't do it.
Vermont won't do it, and Maine won't
We gness by the time it comes Pennsylva-
MAS turn, everybody will be off of the
fence and the Greeley movement be voted
fiZzle
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-14

MRS. MATTHEWS, the mother of Vice
President Colfax, well known to visitors at
Washington as the lady who presided with
such grace and elegance at the receptions
given by her son, died on Sunday night at
South, Bend, Indiana.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-14
Price List Brad1ey's Patent Enamel Paint
and Color desired

c. p. CHIT,
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-14
Eleven Lots in East Knoxville,

near to and on Mabry street. Situated on high
and Railroad. =
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-14
Three Lots ON aIabry street

in very desirable location for building at low prices
for this class Of property.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-08-14
New Advertisements.

COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
~ New Haven, Conn., Preparatory TO College, Bust
ness. Scientific Schools u. s. Military and Naval Acad-
emies Fall session. 36th year. begins Sept 18th. For
N' Gen. WIN. H. Russell L, Principal,
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DWELLING HOUSE

No. sol.
New Story and a half Frame Dwelling,
modern Cottage style. with well located Corner IOt
Cheap for cash.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-29
From the Earliest Ages

To the present day, Scroiuia has been the bane,
and, as II were, the curse of mankind. Before sci
ence hadbee developed and man had made him.
self acquainted with the great house of nature
there TO ind remedies for the healing of the
world, this disease had its own wav. SO terrible
and loathsome had it been at some periods of the
worlds history, that person known TO be injected
with II would not be allowed 10 mix with society,"
II was then that the sins of youth were punished as
long as life lasted and often handed down 10 gene.
rations. Happily in day the disease is stripped
of its terror by the of the Samaritan's Eoot
and Herb Juices and the victim syphilis, seroiula
ulcers Sores pimples, boiches, letters, &c, can be
restored 10 sound health in q lew weeks. That
there are thousands now whose conditions are as
bad as were those OF the dark ages we are well
aware. Many now fail TO ind cure as well as they
did then. To all such We will furnish the SaInar-
itaIs Root and Herb Juices free Of charge, until a
positive cure is affected. There is nothing more
unpleasant than 10 well formed face covered
with pimples, particularly when it can be easily
avoideo Persons awaiting themselves Of our offer
are requested 10 send reference that they will pay
when cured, otherwise no medicine will be sent.
Price 81 IS per bottle.
DESMOND 4 CO., Proprietors,
sl5 kase street, Philadelphia, IA
J, X. BROWN, Agent for
augl2eodSw5io Leaye1vorth.
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T. NARROW GAUGE,
A Trial Of the New Rolling Stock

The Kansas Central Railroad Company
invited as many citizens as could be accom-
modated, to 4 ride in the new cars, Thursday,
Accordingly considerable crowd Of people
assembled on the levee, in the afternoon, and
the train, consisting of the locomotive,
'Leavenworih," and 4 baggage, smoking
and passenger car was soon rolling away
towards the cr,al shaft. After making several
trips up and down the river, The other engine,
"Grasshoppar Falls was hitched ON, and
worked not less satisfactorily than the other
had done The passenger cars are models OF
ease and elegance, and give promise of being
IN no way inferior to 10 those of the wide
gauge. Altogether, the experiment was
attended with the most pleasing results, both
10 the officers uf the road and the large num-
bers of citizens who witnessed the trial.
There is no longer any doubt of the Success
of the narr.w gauge, and soon the Kansas
Central cars will be rolling into our city
freighted vii h the produce of the northwest,
and bringing 70 our merchants such trade
As they never lefore dreamed of.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-29

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rHE TRUE THEORY 81 Guar.

EIjTIy' SaT,9pJriiiaE R9SJlseEf Supplies Jl-
sy-'gis through the blood, urine. sweat, aui s,r
tuTC making constituents, with ls,ac-LlukIu.
FltsA-uiaSIng, Heat CtloTC ani tai-uHsIu
elements. AL OF its constituents aTu uoGrsiiing.
purifying. and strensthrnins- II Repairs, Heats.
Resolve and drives out Of Una Body the prod uc;s
Decay luI Corruption. Consumption, " hjtc Swell
Ling, prOpsy, syphilis. CsuceT, Iuucrs, sc. al
Of scvOlUIpUS GiLthesis, and. such, ave within
the curative range of the SIrs psriiiLut Easoisgut
That StTJid!i, 10y whatever name dies. .uatci, IT,
the result Of deposits from the blood, induced
caused bv Chronic Inflammation. That thUs. d.
pnsits take place when the blood IS poor, vy.,S,
vat,ry, anI incapable OF holding n solution lis
proper constituents from the presence of +,r..
vIETS or poison in the blood, Mercury, Cl!0ulc..
Corrosive SGS.imate, which Is the Corrosive Chip
ride OF NcTsJJry other asruts. given IA msyii-
cines, aaj which cutcEs largely the common att
verified Srrlparilas, rot .fsr-hel 10 cham Z
frUIn their natural cOUil lion.
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EsisssaE.s READY gsEags.E

" go ai..I instant cl.', iIHaHulaiII, Of thr III
ney. Inflammation OF the Bladder, Inflammation
0f the AuSel-, Congestion OF the LGuss, 500,
Throat, Difficult Breathing, Faiu,'ati0u 81 tu-
Heart, Hy-teriC,, Group, DIrthera, tattrIh, In
aueuzia Headache, 1JothaCh-, neural ia, EH"u-
niatis III, Gold Cbills, Ague tniil5.
The Application Of the Really E-i'st 70 the rl5t
parts where the p1in dir Guilty exists, til t'-
ord ease ami CotutOIt
- dsop- 10 s half tuuIl!er 81 water VIII 10 l.a
moments, cure Cramps, -Ias.Es, -Drr stomach,
He1Ttb.ru, SICK HesuiarHe, BIaTfhOrl, Dyrentery,
Cole, wind ia the fowcis, rnd oil internal pains.
Travellers should alslys cai.g a bottle Of .;.,d-
WAYS Relief vi,ii them. \ NV drops in water sl.
pa vent sieku-as pains IlonI chance % water
Ii Is belt . tAEa .l.a-A Erar'y OF fit'-' IS F.
st4Mu'sut.
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Seminal Weakness Cured.

DR.. BOHANNAN'S 'Vegetable Curaiive''
permanently cures all forms of ''Spermatorrhea'
''Seminal Weakness in from two to seven
weeks time. 1t restores Lost Power and brings back
the youthful vigor of those who have destroyed il
by sexual excuses evil practices. Young men
suffering from the effects of that dreadlly destruc
tive habit of self-abuse can this medicine with
This remedy has been used by Dr.. Bohannan in his
private practice for thirty years, and has
failed in curing even the worst cases. Price $
per package. Sent to any address free from observa
tion). Sold only at DR.. c. A. Bohannan's Office
No. 6l9 North Fifth street, st. Louis, No. Estab-
ished in 1887.
aprl5dfwIfe
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! SO SEWING MACHI.r. viii be given to any
one sending as $50, ior any number Of papers,
either Daily or weekly, or both, at the regular
subscription price for single copy.
Send in your Clubs before January list, 1872, with
this announcement. ID. T.. ANTHONY,
Editor and Proprietor Of the TIyEs-
LelveEworth, Nov. L, ISL.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-29
MEDICAL.
DR., WHITTIER.

6l7 ST. Charles street, St. lCIis Nc.
ms ss s o ss sSs. ssssas! ~ sf!ssse
Diseases than aay 0'As Ply s,san IN 81 Lou.. n e,sA
eles. S sifi. ,,9s SSsssss
fdse; a. yr,ra,y D,s Eases 1 sss Sypni,ti.
perraasorshoea, Serial Debility . ssi
year,. other causes, sai wh.ea
prg1cs sons OF the foi1Sins elects; nervousness,
IS ss os .s Sssss
Of ideas, aversion to eoci city Of females.
Sss r. ara ssIa saI Issafs ea
81 @Ie Teasy eosts nathng Age with experience
ting thousoI-s cases overr year acquires great ski
ny solaas knowing Tia irccouiy rSoSuraenS sEtsns to
ne es,aslzarrent "a whole sor-s Of treI.e roOs IS the
extensive IN TIE ugt-y, embracing Eeeepioa and
:, -, oy,'Iis anu .s.eSi.-i-
INDICTED and Nsnor batAs comprehensive LaboTatoT
UAs7c al medicine sed IL the e-thi-hr3Cut prepared
aal most irap0rtr-t Lisrary where the old
found Anatomical Plates life and co!orei
ron PARIS iEaat iefa3as - eNTensa and not TO BE
found any CHER Lhrsry in the city. The Library
er the care euafei 10 keen he scale Of
sfses within IA reach ois Personal CensuisttSni IL the
best ETeIas hsS expensive tnany in ever state, and
sonally IN EzrsV Gni treatment che
the being contuctet ty Uai express Careabie
cases guarHnteei where not exists Il l. frankly s-,tei
conEuu.-atiaus s:rl7-y Coz hcsn;iai. Once Hours
N. 10 P &C.. a1i % ,. Suntavs, l. -. TO
Ps5s eTrry N Ia tg Il say hosr, nag eSaas a.Tse:
\. B-PamTas,; l-6 paseo giving f4n symptom. Of
Private, Sexual and Srs. Diseases seat sealed
Stamps. to r-sTas US1t-ss-
The writings OF a physician whose reputa-
tion is union wide IS worth the postage, and
los HaSes, w,stc h answer every con.
cfevabte question. that ts.e doubt.
tIl curi oHs or ING uisitiye wish TO
know, VIII DC seus securely sealed.
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ga. ,Io!.c sEal5.

The dedication OF this institution on
Thursday evening was a grand affair, As
many as could co niortabiy get into the hall
being present. .hc stage was decorated
with flags, and over the stage was fine por-
trait of Bishop teige. A large number of
the clergy were present, including Right
Reverend Bskop Fink, Fathers Laigneil,
Fosery, Kennedy, Swemborg Doherty,
Guenther, Butler and Panken.
Addresses wei e made by number of citi-
zens in response 10 calls and toasts, pleasantly
intermingied W ith excellent music, both vocal
and ipstrumen tai. Ii is estimated that at
least 200 pc sons were present. The affair
will be rene nbered rs among the most
pleasing and successful ever witnessed in
Lervenworth-
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(SlZ|Z'z2[Izzz] Z:a3Z2E7z

To any person producing any MedIune able to
show one-third IS many living, permanent cures
as De. FITLERs Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy; ;
and further reward of 500 for any of Chronic
or InaaInmsiory Rheumatic Agus, Sciatica, and
Rheumatism Of the Kidneys Il ,sig not cure. This
Rheumatic Syrup is used iatr1rGy only, pleasant TO
the taste, and guaranteed Eee from injurious
Dru-s IL is not ouack Medicine, but the scien.
tine prescription of Joseph P. Filter, ". D., Pro.
fsssor of Toxco,ogy and Chemistry, graduate Of the
celebrated University OF Pennsylvania, A. D. {,
1885, whose entire professional life has been devoted
specially 10 this disease. This preparation under
solemn oath is conscientiously believed to he the
only positive, reliable, infaihle secire ever dis
covered The proof that no other specific exists il
found in every community in persons afflicted for
many years past AID still suffering. " phystc1ans
could cureit il specific did exist, this would not
be so,-a :acJ that must be universally admitted.
The oft deceived sufferer may wisely AK, what Sc
curity or evidence has he that Dr.. Filters hhen-
matte syrup will cure his The protection Oh
tered 10 patients against imposition Is in legally
signed contract which will be forwarded without
charge 10 any sufferer sending by letter descrip-
ton OF affection; this guarantee will state the ex.
act number Of bottles warranted to cure and in
case of failure the money paid will be rssurned 10
the patient No other remedy has ever been offered
on such liberal and honorable terma. Medical ad.
vice, with certificates frop prominent Physicians,
ClerHymen, ETC., who have been cured after ali
other treatments hiled, sent BY letter, gatis
Afflicted cordially invited to write Tor advice 70 the
prilepal Office, % South Four1h street, PhjlaAel-
j. Druggists, ~ e~ sbssseds.s '
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MEDICAL,
sssDWAIs
S 4 r S A ? A BILL ! A N
RESOGVENT,

/. y MADE THE MOST A>TONiSHiNu
Ia cures, So qGies, 50 rapid are the changes the
tUiy UniSr5oes under the IndsrnC.' ~ this truly
vGniCriully medicine that every day an increase
Ia lll.a weight Is seen and felt.
Scroflla, Consumption, syphilis in its many
forms GlIndular Disease, Ulcers in the Throai,
Mouth: TunOrs, Modes Ia the Glands, and other
parts Of the system; S1Ie Eyes, StrumeUs Dis
charges from the Ears; EruFtiSe Diseases OF the
Ewes Nose Mouth, and the worst forms of Skin
Diseases: Ertipiious Fever sores, sCald Head,
Ring Worm, salt Rheum, ErySlPel.ss, Acne, bA[ \
spots. Worms in the Flesh, TunorS, cancers ~
the Womb, and all Weakening and PAINFUL pis-
chsr-,x. Night SucatS. ard all Wastes of the Lac
Principle, are within the Curative range OF iSat-
WAYS S.ar>apaIiiian Eesclyeat, and a Few DAY
Use viii pTaye tc any person using II ioT ether
these 1rns OF disease It's potent power 70 care thiii
No; only does the SarsS Parliian Eesoiyent excel
al known remedial agents, IN the cure OF ChfvEe
ScruiJr,s Constitutional, Skin anil >yphlloit us
cases hlt il IS the only positive remedy tur
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cine in tho market. Alhseyap sgt'. y''
50 mid and l,leqsgot n tsya- q. % z.
he most .fecJ'e ca. ~, 49,
safety.
Rs They may be safely us-l :. 49,,
and at any period, Izcri. - .-.7 - .--.r
THREE MONTHS, dgring a,.... g.. s.--.---...,
nature OF their actia-. g.pl't i---.-. l-..-
VENT pregnancy.
e. Al letters a ing ...-a-...- 20. .s
advice VIII be rro!nr. :, Z, al d..
answered.
. Is Each Dor cos-:I'as do. 10
is Wrapped il: 1rbite PsHgr .,'.r.ri .a. .ri
letters, ,Cih J,E and eIF,iri:a.... ...sas a-ra-.
ey Sent by mall, free 81, .-r, .-.
receipt of price, IS, per be-.
C1y The Cherokee Fi.,3 =, 2 ia
by all Cntcrprising Dr. -G
world. Some GnprIng- .-y.i, --a.f,r :
try to sell worthless c"TnrtTI,-cir :, -''se- &
this those which tl.y Ia
cheap price. ard nal II - II t.-E.
value your health, 10 mot - d.. I'D
unprincipied Druggist, 0st j5,l'st
and take 40 Others j: t..c D.J glss ,l-l s,4J
buy them for y1lI, c,.e! ~ lie 4. '-sT = =
letter end we W:.t scr Z tl-.-ll D ga
free Of postage. sccg;.c!,- Lei 10, g.
Vatio3.
Ladies Or Gentlemen can uaiTa,s IL in
perfect confidence, stating .ul..' e.si plainly
their diseases and SYM ;.i.-.. Patients -, "a
not hesitate because Ci thor ina...i, Z, ,..it
Us, as VIC hare treated patient Sag:-gossfi;l,, IL
all portions q .hc civiizad globe, h corrcs-
pondence-
Patients addressing Us VII please state
plainly al the syinu IONS, and write ioat
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