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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-30
m. ShGE,s CkTAnRH REMEDY

Or. SAGES CkThRRH REMEDY.
It is the only form ofi~ns,rumcnt vet invented
with which flwia medicine can hc carried hish up
and perfectly applied TO all parts of the affected
muricating Herewith, in which cores and ulcers
frequently exist, aud from which the catarrhal
discharge generally proceeds. Tho want OF sue
cess in treating ca,arrh heretofore has arisen
dies to these cavities and chambers by any Of
the ordinary methods. This obstacle in the way
invention Of tho Douche. In using this instru.
lnent. tho Fluid Is carried BY Is own weight mo
T no.trf' ito iSff 4 iii ii E esnFiSs f SS,IE E]'s s,Ts sa 9 70 t ths
into and thoroughly c.eanses eli tho tuhco aud
chambers connected herewith, and SOgs out Of
the opposite nostrI. Its use il pleasant and 50
simple that q child can understand it. hG!l
and explicit Glssc:io.sGecoEpany each ms; rii-
ment. When used with this Instrument. DR.:
sas sia G ,n ,ns i HsaS 4 f Ew , .I rse snt, a,,ssss q
ysyntdoH,s OF tata,ii. Frequent heat.
ache, discharge falling into throat, sometimes
protnse, Ha,srE. tn,eS ,nucns, pnru:rns. ellen.
or infiamed cyre, STOPPING up or obstruction CT
nasal passages. ringing in cars, deafness, Hawking
and coughing 10 clear throat, ulceratio,:s, seals
from ulcers, voice altered, nasal twang, offensive
breath. impaired or total deprivation of sense of
smell and taste, dizziness. mental depression, lass
co San nESs, &c. '1o5i niy 1 ism ast IL !sSsse ,G symi,1 1Es.. n.s
likely to DO present in any case at one tiEic.
DIR. SnEe's, SasaiTa Kt,aetty, when Csrti
with DIR. E'lercc's NASAL DCuriic, and accnrs
panied with tho constitutional treatment which
Is recommended in the pamphlet that wraps "arh
bottle of the Remedy, il q perfect specific i"T tbs
ioathsomo disease. and tho proprietor offers. III
good faith, $500 reward for a olso lie caa-
/ not cure. Tho Kennedy 10 mild and pleasant to
possOn nsht ahs Gst a1 s' Rsassed Hr is sI sofi st s q Cent. (.
| Douche at co cents, by ait druggists. or eiti,cr
will be JAILED by proprietor on receipt ofo0 cents
l.. h. V. PIERCE. II. n.
Sole J rOp tr-G-.
e DIGIALc, n. =. r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-30
NOTICE.

A IL. persons interested are, hsrehf notified.
N That l, The undersigned, Will, 81, the s-ss day
of September, A. d. ISIS, between the hours of3
o'clock la Sic, lui epDOn and 5 O'Clock in the az
ternoon afthat day, proceed inthc presence of
the County surveyor and two justices of the
lake The dspesitl9Hs of Witnesses TO p'rpeiuate
testimony and 10 establish the quarter section
corner between sections 20 and - OF TOW nship so
north OF range u west of the 9Th principal nierid-
an, IN pursuance OF the statutes of the State of
hiisssuTtfn such cases made and provided.
t9sS+ LttL 3 CHAS. II. THOMAS.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-12-10
A ManunI Of McnIfIn.

An edition of between nine and ten millions Of
copies of very useful work is now ready for
gratutous distribution, and be had for the ask
ing at any drug store in the United States, the
British Colonies, Spanish America Brazil. Tho
work referred to is Hostetter's Almanac for 1874
The medical portion it treats of the various all
ments to which the human system is subject, and
sets forth the peculiar properties of Hostetters
Stomach Bitters-thn purest and best tonic at pre-
sent known-as a preservative of health and
strength, and a remedy for debility and disease.
The Almanac is printed in all the principal languag-
es of the civilized world and reaches large mum
Der of families and individuals than any other
medical treatise that issued from the press.
No man or woman who has due regard for that
choicest of heavens blessings bodily yigor, should
fail to read the plain, simple and convincing articles
which this truly practical publication contains.
The miscellaneous matter il varied, instructive and
amusing and the calendar department copious and
comprehensive. Hostetter's Almanac is, in short,
u household convenience, adapted to the of all
classes and callings The farmer, the planter, the
miner the merchant, the mechanic, the Iaborcr,
of both sexes, it is literally an article of prime
necessity. The medical technicalities which rend-
or so many medical trcatises intended for popular
unintelligble to the general reader, have been
carefully avoided in this pamphlet. All is clear,
explicit forcible and reconciable with reason and
common sense.
The proprietors, Mcssrs. HOstctteris & Smith,
Pittsburgh, Pa, on receipt of two cent stamp,
will forward copy 10y mail to any person who can
not procure one in his neighborhood.
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THE STOCK AGENTS-EXTRA
.GAZETTES.
Secretaries

A number of copies of this issue
of the GAZETTE are sent to persons
selected by the Convention held here
last Friday as Agents to procure
subscriptions of stock to the East
Tennessee Central Fair Company.
The proceedings of the Convention,
intending the full text of the consti-
tuition and contract adopted, are CIV
en- in another column.
These gentlemen were selected rs
agents on account of their known in
tegrity and earnest zeal in behalf OF
the enterprise. 1t was believed by
the Convention that each one of the
gentlemen selected would canvass his
locality and procure all the stock
possible by the first of February
next, and at that time send the list TO
Col. S. d. Williams, at Messy Creek
Action - prompt aud rigorous &c
tion-on the part of the friends OF
this great movement, and especially
ON the part Of these agents will in
sure ten or twenty thousand dollars
Of stock by the day specified, and
enable the Central Fair to step forth
upon moneyed solidity never be
fore approaehed in Tennessee. Let
all work for the highest figure.
And, by way of parenthesis, let
MS add that kind word for the Ga
zETrE, that has chanpioned this great
enterprise with all the ability it could
bring to bear. would be nothing more
than right, and entirely cit and APP
propriate to be INDUCED in by each
one of the agents, and every other
friend 10 the Central Fair, or any
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one else who has at heart an increas-
ed development Of the agricultural
and mechanical resources of tue sec
ton Of country it represents. We
shall take great pleasure in rearing a
local column in honor of that agent
who sends us the largest number of
subscribers between this time and the
first of February. The East Ten
nessec Central Fair and the NORRIS
TOWN GAZETTE arc two Institutions
organized for the public good and are
indispensable to the general veal Of
the generous and noble people they
represent and foster. Stock in either
win pay from the time the Investment
is made.
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The Morristown Gazette.
THE E. 7. CENTRAL FAIR ASSURED F!
THE CONVEN4TOEA SUCCESS.
ADOPTION OF A Constitution AND.
AssocIATIoNAL coNTEACT.

ADOPTION OF A CONSTITUTION AND
AssocIATIoNAL CoETEACT.
We congratulate East Tennesseans
generally and especially the citizens
OF the counties Of Hamblen, Hawkins,
Hancock, Claiborne, Cooke, Grazing
er and. jefferson on the assurance
which lie result Of the Farmers Con
vention of Friday gives them Of the
early establishment of q Fair at this
point credltable to the intelligence
industry and wealth of The people it
is intended to represent.
Notwithstanding the inclemcncy of
the day-the rain falling in torrents
almost mcessantly-there were dele
gates i'm attendance from six coun-
ties men who came expressly for
the purpose Of participating in the
Convention, and filed with an enthu-
siasm to make its grand object a SIC
cess for all time, The Convention
WSto u StCCSSb- -ui1tCI al GhC NiINhil-
stances, % success beyond the san
guine expectations of its most hope
full friends Much Of the harmony
and enthusiasm imbucd by its pro
ccedings arc due TO the excellent
manner in which lbs presiding officer,
Col S. ID. Williams, OF Jefferson,
discharged his duties. The speech
of Col. James White, previous to
the retiring of the Business Commit
tee was one of the best timed and
most happy little speeches of his
life 1t enthused vitality into the
most Indifferent spectator that would
have kept him present had the pro
cccdings been continued for week.
Stock to the amount OF $3.50 was
subscribed, and from men who will
largely increase the number OF their
shares if necessary.
Since the above was written we
received President Williams notice |
Of call meeting of the friends Of
the Fair, at the Court House in this
place, on Monday next, 18th inst.
From many considerations that have |
occurred to the officers and friends Of |
the Convention, since its adjourn !
Dent, it is urged that as many as
possible be present on that occasion,
Let all come who possibly can.
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THE Sun.
sEMI-MEEkLY.
WEEKLY
DAILY.


THE WEEKLY SUN is too-widely known to re-
quire any extended recommendation; but the rea-
which have already 'giHRn &c nifty thousa and
Subscribers, and which will, hope, give il many
thousands more, are briefly as follows:
IL is frEt-rafe newspaper. All the ueWB Of the
day viii be found III it, condensed when uuimpor-
taIIt uf fun length when Of niaIueiit, and always
presented in clear, Ineligible and interesting
manner.
1t is frst-rate family paper fnIof entertaining
aud instructive reading of every kind, but contain
ing nothing that can offend the most delicate and
scrupuious taste.
II ii a FIRST rate story paper The best tales and
ronlances of current literature are carefully select
ed and legibly printed IN its pages.
IT is first rate agricultural paper. The most
fresh and instructive articles agricultural topics
regularly appears ia this department..
il i8 an independent political paper, beciiHlhs 70
no party aud wearing no collar. 10 nsif3 Tor Irih-
eiple aud for the election Of the best men u oihee
1t especially deRoies ils energies 70 the eA~ure Of
tHc great corruptons that now Wcaketi aud dsg race
orr ss,intrv ana threaten 90 undermine fepubi-
Institutions altogether ~ mas NO l.ar u Ahfes
and asks no r. vaFs from their supporters.
IT rrpvrts the fashions for the ladies' aud the
markets. for tho uef. especially tie cattle markets.
to which it pays particular attention.
Finafiy. il II the eeeaftst paper published. Que
dollar ysar viii secure il for any subscriber lt
IS uot necessary - get Hp club in rider to lave
The Weekly SIM At this rate. Any who sends
4 single dollAr win ret tine paper for a year.
We have no travelling agents.
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only 81 q pear No discounts from this rate.
THR SEMI-N WEEKLY SUH.-sanne size as the Daily
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
POSTP0NEMENT!
FOURTH GIFT CONCERT
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
GIFT CONCERT
'UBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
A CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.

The Trustees of the Public LibI a
ry of Kentucky and the manage
ment Of the Gift Concert announce
the postponement of the Fourth Gift
Concert until Tuesday, the 3Ist of
March next.
The public will readily understand
the causes which have made this
Dostponement necessary.
The financial panic, which has for
the last two months paraFyzed the
business of every section OF this
country and Of Europe, has prevented
thousands from investing in tickets.
The epidcmics prevailing almost the
entire South have cut off large and
available market. And, too. the
public Judging from the effects Of
these causes have expected post
poncmcnt and have declined to in=
vest without a moro positive assur-
ancc Of the drawing taking place on
fixed day.
All Interested desire a full draw
ing, but for the reasons just stated
this could not be had on the Sd Of
December, but the short postpone
mcnt now announced will secure it.
The management have met with
unprccedcnt success. The sales of
tickets, the proceeds of which have
already been received amounted to
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS, with n
number Of agencies in this country
yet to hear from, and all those in
Europe.
Thus drawing (scaling the gifts
one half could be had now. but the
management deem il best TO have a
postponcment and fHU ti,ncjng
This postponcment assures he sale
Of all the tickets and a FULL DRAWING.
That this determination will meet
with the appreciation of nearly every
one interested is made apparent by
the very numerous letters received
from every section Of this country
and the Canad as asking for post
pOnemcnt.
This action Of the management
will work no detrimcnt to any but
will be for the good of all. BY it
the fortunate ticket-holdcrs will re-
/ cciye their gifts IN fill while it will
not affect those who do not draw
gifts.
In making this announcement the
management emphMicoily state hut
there shall be no further postponcment,
and to this end all agents will be
imperatively required to close up
and transmit their accounts to this
office by the Dist of March.
TuOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library, Ky.
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ARTHuR'S
illustrated Homo
Magazine.


Bright, cheerful, earnest and progressive, The
-soME" takes rank with the BEST periodicals Of the
day 1t il the cheapest first class Magazine in the
country, and more thoroughly identified with the
people ia their social and domestic life than amy
other.
saPIPSISSIWAY potts. the inimitable delinca-
Tor Of home life and character has article IN ey
cry number.
WINDOW CURTAINS. new serial stery by r.
S Arthur, viii be commenced ii the January num-
Der Of the Home Magazine.
asMY GIRLk AND IL series nf pleasant,
chatty papers lively, sensible anu good, to be COM
incnced in the january number
RETTERIek'N newest patterns for ladies and
clldrens dresses are given iy special arrangement
every MONTH BY means Of these patterns every
woman may now he her own dress maker.
TuE GREAT Household Magazine u America
gives more reading for the price, aud greater va
rIety suited to every member ST the FANNY, young
and old than any other magazine published
Peace 10 Unto this House, a magniheestt steel
engraving the English cory Of which sells for $i4s
is sent free to every subscriber,
81 go . YEAR is the price Of . Arthnfs Astraf-
cd Hefnc Magazine II Is for sale by Nsnsdea lers
Pianos, Cabinet Organs, Sewing Machineas Books
Sa almost even away premilEallgs Ter subser-
befa Fyend FOR Premium List. CaneRsaing agents
Wanted everywhere.
70 cents viii procure specimen copy 81 Arthnr 3
Illustrated Home Alag azine-" send fer one
+. i. ARTHUR A CON.
dee IhiladelHAia, Ia.
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TIE PUREsT AND SWEETEST CoD-
Liver Oil is Hazard 81 Caswelrs,
made on the sea shore, from fresh,
selected livcrs, by CAswELL, HAZARD
& Co., New York. 1t is absolutely
pure and s,ceet. Patients who have
once taken it prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior
to any Of the other oils in market.
60 Nv
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Chancery Court December
Rules, ES73

G.. III. BOYD VS.. SAMUEL r. nixon.
TT APPEARING FROM TIE
Original BILL which is to and filed in the
CIlancery Court of Hamblen county, Tennessee,
that the defendant, Samuel p. Hixon, is justly in
dcbtcd 10 the complainant i'm the sum of sixty dol
lars, and interest thereon from the oath October,
1856 due by account, aud that the said defendant
is nonresident Of said State, that the ordinary
process Of law cannot reach him; and IL further ap
rearing that attachment has been duly issued III
this and levied on lot Of land in said county
the property of said HixoR lit is therefore or
dered by the undersigned. Clerk and Master Of said
Chancery Court, that publication be made for four
successive weeks ia the MORRIsTowN GAZETTE.
weekly newspaper published in MorFistown, notify
ing said defendant ITixonto appear at the Chance
~ Court te be held for said county at the court
house in Morristown, the third Monday in jan
uary, 1874, to plead, answer, demur, or otherwise
make defense to said BILL the same viii be taken
for confessed and this set for hearing parte
as to him. JOHN MUIPliE4,
dec 4w-pr's fee s. Clerk and Master.
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Ne,o Advertisements.
Trust -c's Sale OF Land !

DY VIRTUE of trust deed zecu.od to me ON
ID the 9Th day Of May. 1873 v A. H. Colviu
and his wife, henrietta COlyin, l VII, on
Saturday, the 5rd Day of JON, 1874,
sell at public SALE to the highest bidder upon the
Premises, and IN bar of all equity Of reclamation
and right of homestead all the right and title which
the said 7. II. Colyin and wife had in and to a GER
tain house aud lot situated in the town Of Norris
town, Hamilton county, Tennessse, bounded on the
south by Main street, on the north by list north
street, on the west by the lot of g. T. MaGee and
wife, and on the east by the Baptist Church lot,
containing 3 of an acre, more OF less
TERMS OF SALE:-One fifth of the purchase
price 10 be paid in hand, and the balance within 80
days from the day of sale, note ith good personAl
security, bearing interest at the rate Of ten per cent
per annum, being required for the deferred pay
ment lE- L-FF III -
SAID mouse and lot will be sold to satisfy the debts
secured by said trust deed together with the eosts
incident 10 SAID trust said debts being as follows
que note executed by said r. H. Colyin to u. Il
MaGee On the 9TH day of May, 1873 for S7JO with
interest from date at the rate or ten per cent neP
annun, and now due and unpaid. and one nota ex-
ecuted hS said ColSin IA u. Morris uf Tie. eRTDe
date, bearing interest from date at the same rate
and now also due and unpaid
JAMES L. EVANS, Trustee.
MoRislsfoWN' Tenn Dec. J. 1873. dec3-lw
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J. ]. YOUNGS.
oct .

AT KNOX LILLE,
New Dry Goods House. is worth
all the time it win cost you to see
it. and the low price offered on all
lines of Goods.
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FOR SALE-nN TIME.

A fine Piano, new aud in good
condition now at the Bean Station
House. Payment in instruments.
Enquire of. or address, n. EIFLEIs,
Knoxville. Tenn. oct 20
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popular and largely patronized Fe-
male School iu the South, bear elo-
quent testimony to the zeal and en-
terprise Of the citizens of Rogers
Vile, in the noble cause OF female
education. This noble enterprise
seems to have been touched by the
mildew of decay. Notwithstanding
the ilattering hope entertained, not
only. by many of her citizens, but by
!, hundreds in ncighbOring counties,
that their noble Female Schools
would restore Rogersville TO her ar
cicnt high vantage ground. That
hope has expired, and no ray now
nlumines the dark cloud settling
over the educational interests of a
town, which perhaps did more to adj
vance and elevate the standard Of
female education in East Tennessee,
than any town in it.
With all the natural advantages
possessed by Hawkins county to be-
come the leading agricultural county
Of East Tennessee, she is without a
home newspaper, to communicate
those advantages, to men of capital
and enterprise, seeking advantage
Gus points for investments, and the
pursuit Of agriculture.
Mr.. Editor, located Us you are con-
tiguOus to Hawkins, and in the midst
OF a population, whose interests and
pursuits are altogether homogeneous
with those of Hawkins, can't you
make your paper al organ for the
great interests of both counties.
There is life in Hawkins yet. All
her noble people want, is the appIi-
cation Of proper stimulants, and the
result will show, the SONS are worthy
the noble sires Of whom We have
spoken.
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For a good photograph go 10
Schleiers Gallery, Morristown Tenn.
nov. 5
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RECEIVES Deposits, Buys and Sells Exchange
- Foreign and Domestic, deals in Gold, silver,
Uncurrent Bank Notes, United Staes STATE, County
and Corporation Bonds aud Coupons, and will
90 General Collecting and BANKING BusinePs
throughout the United States. [fcbI9-Iy
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-05
Weue @etter;eieben.

Die proteitantiI1en Yrebiser in
Deutidlano perren cur9 bic t1euen ee>
een bic fatbolilaen 0ii95fe uno prte>
fer esridteten preueilden 0elcse tm>
mer mebr beunrubiet. Cine Mn,abl
ortbuborer @eifliden unb 9aien ma>
den III Der 81. pr. &c.," betannt, pae
fe fa entl1lo6en babeu, cine grange
lil1<lutberiide Gpnferen3 innerbalb Der
preubii1en 2anbesftr9e spr3ubereiten,
unp LADEN gu berlelben aue ~pisienieen
Elm, ~pel@e f@ III Seiu gbrilto, wabr>
baftisem Soft sum 8ater in Gwiefsit
seboren, unp aud wabrbuftissm Menz
iden BON Der Sunsfrau Waria se>
boren, uls unisreu1 ein3isen 6srrn be>
tennen uno eewiQt fnp, In ridbaltluler
Ereue fir basB efenntniB unlerer epan>
selii9 lutberii&en 3ir@e ein3utreten."
@sranluet 1T bieie Ginlabuns-wie IS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-05
Gin liberaIes nrtbeiI.

Die Sannertrdser pes Gprt1drittes
in Deutldlanp beerieten tte BON ben
Neuprote tanten fiir;lt6 In RSln Yors
ssnommene 8iidcfswabl I'M Nusemst>
1er als ben S6lubaft elmer feHen Or
sanilatipn Der 9ette 9esenlber Ncm ;
rpG stebt es aud I'M ltberalen Eager
unabbansise 9eute, bic fid bur9 jene
Rom5pie nidt Sano In bic Mueen
ftreue1 lafen.
So felt Der 5amburser Gorresppnz
bent, Elm 8latt> benz man fider ni9t
3uneiouns an &em Yprwerfen fann,
in einem Mrtifel iber pie naltfatbplil9e
BHdofsmabl" Der ~altfatbcliiden Be-
tueeune" foleenoesprusnOfifon uDcs
idliebli9e Gnpe ldbt fi@ f&on sesen>
tpartis NIT Si9erbeit ableben. Inter
ber Mestbe beS neuerwdblten 8iiaofs
tuerben bic In Mlnden, 8ien, &6ln,
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in benz S9rtftfId beibt-burd bic
farsli9 publietrten firden>pulittf1et
@eiebe, bic ansetinbiste Durdfabrung
Der Synppals0 erfa0uns auf Serdnber@
ten 0runola9en, bas INNER 3uperf9t>
li@ere Draneer bes protetantenYeretz
mes auf tir@ltde @lei9berebtisuns bes
unglaubens nit benz @lauben. Die
aus benz allen fi6 ersebenben erniten
|9efabren fir 9ebre uro 9eben ber Sir
DE baben oielfa@ bic @ewt0en nit
ban9en Grasen b%eunrubiet uno cine
allsemeine Grreeuns Der Gemdtber ber>
p%orserufen. Die Sasesuronuns ber
eeBen Mu9uf B. s. in Berlin absubalz
tenpsn @eriammluns ,ptrb bur9 bic
Sfentltden 8ldtter befannt eema&t
tperben. l1nterjei@net baben bic Muf>
foroeruns u. u. 81. 8l@iel @eneral>
Superintendent, Grbr. .. @unteufel,
Miniiterprdfpent a. O., Baron Senft
y. YilIad, .. @eRpbalen, Staatsminiz
Rer a. 9, uno .. >MeBow, Sbers
prdiipent a. ..