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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-24
MAuaY CoUNrY, TENN, Jan.17, ls49.

MAUEf OUDNIIy 7 EMO Uau' IT I81t'
This is to certify that in 1840 was attacked
with Dyspepsia in q very stubborn form. |
called to my aid the best physicians OF the
county. Ny disease grew worse till 1915, be-
ing reduced to almost helplessness. A frien d,
when / was in despair, made me tender Of
bottle of DR.. b. f. Crockett's Anti-Dyspeptc
Compound; on using which I was thoroughly
cured in less than three months time, and
have ever since been entirely free from its cf-
fects have proven it to be a superior medi-
cine in Collie. | further certify that | admin
istered the above Compound to two other per
sons afflicted with Dyspepsia, ard effected
an entire cure when all other means had en-
tirely failed. have given it to females with
good effect SAMUEL LOCKRIDGE.
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WnLIAMsoN Co TFNx Mar,b a lslQ

WILLIAMSON Co., Tenn, March 3, lS4s.
certify that in ls45 / was afflicted with
Dyspepsia, and was scarcely able to get about
On using a small bottle of DR.. b. +. Crockett's
Ant-Dyspeptic Compound, / have 50 much i'm
proved that can indulge in a common meal
without the slightest injury. i am still using
it, and mending rapidly, and have but the
slightest SYMPTOMS of the disease remaining.
recommend it to the afflicted.
SAMUEL =. BEDFORD.
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ELIZABETH RIDLEY.
SrArE OF TENNEssrE. wILL1AMsoN Co.

STATE OF TENNESSEE. WILLIAMSON Co.
This to certify that in 1896 was affl cted
with darrhea for several days, aud such was
its effects, that felt myself in great danger
unless speedily relieved. A friend who had
tested DR.. B F. CrUckett's Compound, recon-
mended its use Immediately. ! accordingly
took one dose, and no more, and strange IS IT
may appear, it gave me perfect and entire re.
r. w. Robson.
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SUMNER couNTYLAND.

Said tract of land lies in the 18th civil dis
trrct of Sumner county, Tennessee, and adj
Joining the lands of Samuel Hester, VIM
wo hundred and lightweight acres. Said
tracts or parcels of land are a portion of the
real estate of which Constantine Perlfin
died seized and possessed. Said lands Will
be sold free from the right and equity of re-
dem ption and free from dover interest, and
liens retained to secure payment of pur-
chase money. ID. Is. COOPER, q. " NJ.
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HAMMER HALL"

Said sale will be made on a credit of six
and twelve months notes with good and APP
proved security required of the purchaser,
said notes bearing interest from day of sale,
md lien retained to secure payment of
purchase money. Sale within legal hours
10 the highest and best bidder at the court
house door in Columbia. Plat of said lot
will be exhibited on day of sale, giving ex-
act dimensions of said lot.
Oct 10 BCOOPER, Gam
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NOTICE.

Twill sell on Saturday. the 8th day Of NO
vember next, on the premises of Thomas Las
lev, deceased, the farm on which the said Las
mated three miles south Of Mt. Pleasant, on
the Central Turnpike. ans
Also, at the same time, Thirty Acres Of Tim
bered Land. All will be sold on a. Y month
credit with interest from day of sale with =
T, ]. LASLEY,
Oct, II, 1873. Executor,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, WILLIAMSON Co.,

DR.. B f. CROCKETT I feel It duty l
owe to the public as well as to yourself 70
state the following IN relation to your ANTI
Dyspeptc Compound. have been subject to
frea1ent attacks of Cholera Morbus for many
years, and have never found any remedy TO
equal your compound. further state, that
have recently known It fully tested in case
which bore a close relation to cholera, and
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-24
REPAIRING MACHINERY
MODELS FOR NEW INVENTIONS
TO THE VEST TO THE VEST

Before making your arrangements 70 follow
the advice of the "thousAnds who have al
ready gone" IL would be we'll TO consider what
has been done 10 make the journey 20 your
Homes in the West" as pleasant and a. frse
from danger as human skill and foresight
can accomplish.
By cons iidation and construction road hAs
been put into operation on the shortest possi-
bic line from Nashville, Tenn, 10 ~. Louis,
the future great City Of the world" Ths
line, the
ST. LOUIS 4 SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY
has, during the past year. earned an enviAbsi
reputation by its smooth track. prompt time
sure connections and the magninconco Of tie
passenger equipment, Its trains are made uP
OF new and eommodious lay cars. provided
with the celebrated i'll r coupler and plat
form, and the Westinghouse air-brako.
1t Il positively the only line running Pull
man Palace Drawing Room sleeping Cars
through without change from Nashville to 81.
LOUIS. No other line pretends TO ODER guoh
advantages, either in distance, time, or equip
ment. Why, then, Journey by cirouituous
routes? Do not be Undue a 90 purchase tick.
Its 10 1T. Lo1is or the West By any other line,
remembering that
The st. Louis a. South stern
is the shortest, cheapest, quickest, bost and
only line under one MANAGEMENT from Nah
willie TO st. Louis, aud is from 90 q 90 miles
the shortest 10 ST Louis. Kansaa City, Omaha,
Denver California; Texas and al SsstsTS
Line" via Evansville.
You can secure the cheapest rates for your
selves and your movables on n plication, in
person or by letter, 20 CnARLEs McCAnH,
,outhern Passenger Agent, near College street
Depot, Nashville, Tenn, or TO the undersigned.
W. B DAVENPORT,
General Ticket Agent, 81. Louis
NOttouble q tntwer questions, laylbsm.
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Price Of Tickets.

Whole tickets 5000; Halves $500; Tenths,
or each coupon 500; Eleven Whole Tickets
for $4,000; 22M Tickets for $1,000; AS
Whole Tickets Tor $4,000; 2z7 Whole Tick
cts for sl00JO.O0 No discount on lees than
500 % worth OF Tickets at a time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gin
Concert as well as the satisfaction given By
the First and Second makes II only neceesn-
ry TO announce the Fourth 70 Insure the
prompt sale Of every ticket. The Fourth
Gift Concert will be conducted In all its do
tails like the Third, and full particulars
may be learned from circulars which will
for them.
Tickets now ready for sale and ali orderu
accompanied by the money promptly hlled,
Liberal terms given 70 those who buy 10 arli
again. THOS. e. BR AMlETTE.
Agt Pub. Lib. Ky, and Manager Gift Con
cert, Public Library Building, Louisville.
KY lang. b-tdeS I
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HEN ~ sTINsoN.

We, the undersigned, certify that we were
present during the illness Of the above named
Henry Stinson, when two eminent doctors, AZ
a thorough examination, gave 1t as their
Opn on that it was a dangerous attack of con-
sumption, w. +. CARTER,
L. l.. JORDAN.
State of Tennessee Will amson Comfy
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D B COOPER, c &M

By virtue of a decree of the Maury Chan
Gerry Court, rendered at its June term, 1873
in the cause of John P McGaw. ct ais, VS.
sell on Saturday the 10Th day of November,
1878, the real estate mentioned and describ-
ed in the pleadings, to wit: House and lot in
Columbia, fronting on South Main street,
and bounded on the south by Mrs Jas L
Guest, or the old Franklin Hotel property
on the north by John Hough, and on the
west by Rev VIM Mack, and known as
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THOMAS ii. ROBERTS.
FRANKLIN, WILLIAMSON Co., TENN, /

April 4, 1919.
We, the undersigned, are perso ally ac-
quainted with DR.. 3. F. Crockett and several
of the persons whose names are annexed to
the foregoing cert fcates, and know them TO
be OF unimpeachable character.
:. VENABLE, Attorney AZ Law,
JNO MARSHALL, Z"
JNO. l.. MCEWEN
JAMES HUGHES, sheriff Williamson co.
NJ. J.. ANDREWS. Clerk e Circuit Court
J. A. NJ E. STE WARr, County Trustee.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-24

The following from under the hand ola doc
tor of high standing, Thos. I. Blakemore, OF
Sumner county, Tenn.
DR.. Is. +. accommodating seen your
Anti-Dyspeptic Compound, published in the
newspapers, | was led, from the character Of
the article, TO give il trial in my practice, A.
1t has ever been my motto, In all cases OF
|, therefore. procured several BOTTLES and af-
ter giving il fair trial, feel il duty owe
ID the public as we'll as IN yourself, TO certify
that by experience know IL IN he In every
respect just what you recommend IL 10 be.
TH0S. 7. BLAKEMORE, M. D.
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State of Tennessee. Will amson County.

MARSHALL Co, TENN. Nov %, 1919.
Whereas am in possession Of all the ingre-
dients of which DR. b. F. Crocketps Anti
Dyspeptic COmpou I'D is composed, and from
the peculiar manner in which it is compound
ed, together with the good effects produced by
its use, have no hesitancy in pronouncng il
great Anti Dyspepdc.
NJ. II. SCALES, NJ. D.
We are acquainted with DR.. NJ. II. seal
whose name is b the above certificate, and
know him To be a gentleman and doctor Of
high standing, and extensive practice.
JOHN T. CLAYBROOKE,
JAS. A. STARNES, NJ. ID.
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

We the undersigned, hereby warn all per-
sons not to hunt with dog or gun by day, or
night, on our premises. All persons thus
found trespassing, will be prosecuted to the
extent of the law,
JOHN A. LOFTIN.
J. W. LOFTIN,
LOVICK LoFTIN,
ALFRED LOFTIN,
Oct. 10, '73. H. TANKERsLEY.
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which was immediately relieved by using your
compound, Therefore cheerfuly recommend
its use TO the public. BIZ. MARTIN.
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List of Gifts.
TOTAL, 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH,

The distribution will be positive whether
all the tickets are sold or not, and i1ooO
gifts all paid In proportion 70 the tickets
sold-all unsold tickets being destroyed -
at the First and and Second Concerts and not
ranrQspufed n tina drawing
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W dne d ay, December Sd, "a.
100000

divided into 1900 cash gifts will bs distrib-
uted by lot among the ticket-holdees. The
numbers OF the tickets 70 be drawn nom
one wheel by blind children and the gifts
from another.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-24

Recently the Shah, while on a Wis
it to Berlin. heard of his mothers
death. ] will weep, said he, when l
return to Persia.
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NOTICE.

Having qualified as Executor OF Harris
Dark. deceased, all persons having claims
a%ain.t his estate, are hereby notified to
present the same within the time prescribe
I'd bv law, OF they Will be forever barred.
ocf Ia. '78-4t, JAS. H. MORTON.
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Bv virtue Of a decree Of the NaurY County
ChGucery Court at Columbia. Tennessee rem
dered at its June term, 1878, in the case of A
NJ Harrison, ct al, W Scott Stephens, | will
proceed TO sell on Saturday the 18th day of
November, 1873. the real estate mentioned in
the pleadings to wit, being lots Nos 1Ol and
IO2 in the plan of the town of Columbia, and
occupied by the late Ezekiel Rosne as groce-
~, and being the same conveyed by James
Hodge to w D Davis and Scott Stephens and
reference is made to said deed of said Hodge,
recorded in Registers office of Maury county,
book P, vol g. page l23. The said lots will be
sold subject to the dover interest OF Mrs Eze~
KEEL Roane in the one-half thereof. Sale made
within legal hours at the court house door to
the highest and best bidder, on a credit of six
and twelve months, notes with good security
and lien retained for payment of purchase
money, notes to bear interest from date of sale.
Oct 10 D B COOPER, G & NJ
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TO HUNTERS.

All persons hunting or trespassing on our
Lands will be prosecuted to the extent Of the
law.
jonathan Cooper, J P Spindle
CD Mclean, + Ewing,
Ri 0gilvie, . Cyrus,
n f Carr, Mrs b D SoWeH,
Nov Th0s Stratton
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By virtue of a decree of Maury County
Chancery Court rendered at its June term,
1873, in the consolidated cause of W s Rainey,
administrator, VS. Heirs and Cred tors of S W
FrieTs0n. deceased Woods, Yeatmau d Co,
VS. w Rainey, admir-, ct al w w Berry VS.
" s Rainey, admir- ct al, and s Cain, ct al,
vs. W w Berry, ct al, l will proceed to sell on
Saturday the 18th day of November, 1878, ct
pull lie Ontcry at the court house door IN the
town of Columbia to the highest and best bid
der on a credit of six. twelve and twenty four
months, notes with good security and bearing
interest from day of sale, the following de
scribed real estate, LIST, tract or parcel OF
land situate in the 9th civil district of Maury
county, Tennessee, in the south margin OF the
town of Columbia, and bounded on the east
by High street and lot of John Engle, on
the south by lots of NJ S Frierson. VIM Gallo
way, W m Perry, ct al, west by lot of Isaac NJ
Powell and lot sold to H Titcomb, ana
north by lot of Il P Bennett and railroad
which Ludwell 81 Estes now resides. plat
and survey of said lot giving exact bornda-
ries will be exhibited on day of sale, and the
same will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
I'd, house and lot situate the town of Co
Inmbia on the extension of Garden street, ads
Joining the lots of G A Shelton the south,
by Lamb & Boyd on the north, and on the east
bv the lots of John L Brandon and Ed Wills
hams, fronting on Garden street SO feet and
running back 1873 feet. containing about one
half acre, and being the same conveyed by W
Wilson to w Frierson, and by said Frier~
son conveyed to G A Shelton, and by SAID
shelton conveyed to Mrs Caroline Patton.
Said tracts or parcels of land will be sold free
from the equity of redemption. Liens ex~
pressly retained to secure payment of pur-
chase money. D B COOPER, c &M
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By virtue of decree of the Maury County
Chaucery Court, rendered at its June term,
1873, in the cause of j NJ Foster ct al, vs. NJ I
Jamison, ct al, will proceed to sell on Satur~
day the 10Th day of November. 1878, at the
court house door in the town Of Columbia, TO
the highest and best bidder, upon a credit of
one and two years, except the sum of one
hundred and fifty dollars to be paid in cash,
the real estate mentioned and described in the
pleadings to wit Beng lots Nos l and in the
division of the estate of John Jamison, deceas~
ed, lot No being bounded as follows Begin
ming at q rock in b Southal's east boun~
Diary line, being northwest corner of r G Jam~
ison's lot; running thence north $1,000 east
SO S0~100 poles to a rock, thence north l-4o
east So 1900 pol,s to q rock, thence north
81 lao east 159 32-100 poles to rock, thence
north lao east l48 59-l00 poles to sugar
tree stump, Porter's corner, thence north
IS lao west 32-10O poles to a stake thence
north 90 east 25 93~100 poles TO a rock, Black
burns southeast corner, thence with his south
boundary line north $50 west 1892 poles TO a
stake in the lane, thence south % west l3s
poles TO stake, thence south 50 3-4E west "a
poles to a stake IN Southalls east boundary
line, elm pointer, thence south 10 40, contain"
ing lSS acres, rood and 30 peTches.
Lot No begins at a small beech pointer
thence north 81 $40 west 1902 poles to q
rock, r G Jamlson's corner, thence NORTH
1920 east 90 poles TO q dOgwood, Southal
corner, thence south S9l-2 east rs poles to
pile of rocks, thence south l. west s5-Z0
poles to the beginning, containing % acres
Note with good and approved security requir-
ed of the purchasers, bearing interest from
day of sale, and liens retained to secure pay
ment of purchase money. The said lots Nos
and comprise 5-y Of the real estate OF
which Jno Jamlson died sci zed and possessed.
Oct 10. ID B COOPER, Z & NJ
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$250,OOO for $50.

The Fourth Grand Gin Concert authorizes
by special act of the Legislature for tho ben
eft OF the Public Library OF Kentucky, will
take place In Public Library Hall ~ LouiE-
Vile. KY,
wedne s d ay, December Sd, "a.
only Sixty thousand tickets will DO sold
and One-half OF these are intended for the
European Market, thus leaving only D.QO
for sale In the United States, where 10000
were disposed offgr the Third Concert. The
tickets are divided into ten coupons or parts
and have on their back the Scheme With =
full explanation Of the mode Of drawing.
At this concert which will be tho Erandeat
musical display ever witnessed ia this eouB.
try the unprecedented sum OF
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BY virtue of a decree of the ChaneeTy
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Friday, October 94th, 1873.
We make the following selections

We make the following selections
from the Guardian, an Interesting
little monthly, published in the inter-
est of that popular institution of
learning, the Atheneum:
There is an unusually large num-
Der of new houses being built in Co.
lumhia at present.
From the top of Corinthian hall
there is one of the best views of Co.
lumbia.
The Athenaeum has lately receiv-
ed a superb musical metrOnOme from
Savannah, Georgia.
Quite a large audience was present
in the Athenaeum study-hall on the
81 inst, to hear DR.. Smiths lecture
about his recent visit to Pompeii.
There are forty eight pupils in the
Athenaeum Senior class.
OF nine American premiums at
the Vienna Exposition, four were
awarded to the department of edu-
cation.
Capt. r. d. Smith lectured recent
~ IN the Atnenaeum nall Ou tut
Progress of Chemistry.
Prof. Won Adelung, we are pleased
to learn, is happily settled in Califor-
MIA.
Miss Carrie Warren, late of the
AULenRum faculty, has charge of
flourishing school in Centreville.
No one should be dOgmatic about
English Grammar until it has been
remOdrlIed upon more scientific
principles.
The Columbia circulating library
is doing a good work in cultivating
the literary taste Of this community.
We regret to learn that our friend,
the Rev. DIR. A. W. Smith, pastor of
the Methodist Church at this place,
is going to leave Columbia, and we
sincerely trust that wherever he may
be, his labOrs may be crowned with
success.
Within the past month, Septem- |
Der, the following pupils took the |
greatest number of distinctions in |
their respective classes:
I gt Sanior5 Misc Mary Davis |
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Oct. II, 1873.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-18
DROWNED BODIES FOUND.

The military authorities Of Fort Columbus yester-
day morning informed Coroner keenan, that the body
OF drowned child had noated ashore on the west
side OF Governors Island. The body was sent to
the Morgue, where an inquest will be held
About half-past SIX O'Clock yesterday morning
the body Of an unknown man. forty years OF age,
was found floating in the dock, foot Of evenly
fifth street North River by an oficer OF the Thirty
first precinct Deceased was i've feet
eight inches in height, with sandy hair and
whiskers all around his face, but no nous
tache he wore red plaid shirt, froek coat,
pants and vest and shoes with nails and tips, and
gray SOCKS. Evidently the remains had been In
the water but q short time. The body was removed
to the Morgue. In possession Of the deceased were
found ono gold sovereign two 81 bills, four twenty.
cent stamps, dye hve-cent pieces, three pennies,
lead pencil and necktle The very minute descrip-
ton OF the remains and the articles found on the
body, given by Sergeant Blake, of the Thirty first
precinct may lead to the Identification Of the body
81 the Morgue, foot OF Twenty-sixth street, East
River. ~f'
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found bottom at so mthoms. changed the course to
northeast. Az 1880 set trysa, spanker and top
mast staysaiL. Between and P. NJ. saw Cape
Race Light, bearing west by north. From TO
weather cloudy. WITH light fog Land IN sight sight
From to IL thick, with drizzIng rain. Changed
course at :46, from northeast to northeast
by east Passed Fairy Land Light at 10 p NJ
Latter part OF the watch no rain; dark, lowering
clouds, however. Saw Cape Shear Light at $780,
six nthoms; iurled all sail and slowed down.
About forty miles from st. Johns, Newfoundland.
JULY 23.-Commences these twenty-four hours
with pleasant weather and light breeze from nortn
Long ground swell. Standing in for the Cape Light.
Crew engaged holystOning and scraping decks and
spars os usual. Dense fog. Fog whistle blowing
every nve minutes Twelve to +. M vino moder-
ats with damp. cold fog suggestive FESTIVE OF icebergs
the coast Of Newfoundland, and also our FIRST Ice
berg, aground. evidently IN Shore Furled all sails
fore and ait and stood IN along shore for st. Johns
Came 70 az anchor Of. "a. N: IA 81. Johns, New
give this brief log because thought It might ia.
terest some OF your readers who are "salt" enough
to appreciate logs and because Ii has the interest
OF being brief synopsis OF the search steamers
logan abstract, SO to speak, Of the Tgress, that
70 take this Is expected here every moment, DO
that am unable to DO or say more at present be-
yond that we sail rom here tomorrow afternoon
Tor DISCO, where we are to meet, understand, the
Juniata. The next steamer Will bring you letter
rom your special correspondents on this expedl-
ton relating some or our experiences on ship
Doard as well as the on ats and tnterv1eWtngs we
nave had with the Tyson party. ! allude to the
sailor portion, who, much to our surprise, are oil
u favor Of Buddington and Hall as a rule, but
frankly state that they have no reason to explain
why, as their opinions and their reasons belong TO
the state and Navy departments