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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-21

We understand that Col. ROGERS, OF
Pulaski, has been appointed visitor to
the Annapolis Naval Academy, at the
June examination. This is quite com
plimentary to an ex-Confederate officer.
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AGUE AND FEVER,
OR CHILLs AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated madeline
Jus'ly claims for il a superiority over ali rem.
ewes ever OF red TO the public for the aafe
certain speedy and permanent cure Of Aque
-, Is'Sr, AT Chiis and Fever, whether OF
short or long standing. lie refers A. the an
IRE western and Southern country 10 bear him
testimony 90 the truth Of the assertion. thai mi
no case Whatever will il fail 10 cure hi lbs di
Tecuons are strictly followed and carried At
N great many cases a single dose has an
sufhcient for cure, and whole families have
been cured by a single bottle. with a perfect
restoration Of the general health. Il IA. how
ever ~ udent. and 10 every case more certain,
O. cure, # its use Is continued in smaller dose.
Tor week or two after the disease has been.
checked, more especially IN difficult aud long
standing cases. Usually this medicine viii
not require ans aid 10 keep the bowels In good
order. Should the patient, however, require a
caihartic medicine, after having taken three o,
Z ur doses Of the tonic, q sing 10 dose OF BuJ'i's
vegetable Family Pills will DC sufficient
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June IA. -. KUHN q TuRPIH,


Every year increases the popu-
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alone. We can assure our old
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its high standard and it is the on
ly reliable and perfected prepare
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dandruB and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
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In badness, itrestores the capillary
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Sold on all Druggists and Dealers Ia Medicines.
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BULLS


Read the following extract OF letter from
Mrs. Rivers, wife Of Reverend DIR. Rivers. one
OF the most learned, eloquent, and popular
Minister'S Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and who is At present stationed at broadway
Church, Louisville, Ky.
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Dk. JOHN BULL-DEAR SIR Many thanks
TO you for the medicine you have 90 kindly
given me. | have been grert sufferer for
years, and had the advice Of various physicia1a.
Come pronounced my spine, some my lungs,
ana some my heart 10 be the scat Of nv dis
ease. have been burnt, bliSt. red and cup
ped until bad become disheartened. Several
very eminent physicians who examined my
spine informed me that vas threatened with
paralysis or apoplexy any day, and that moth.
lnH nut seton would relieve ne. / hAd
perfect horror Of that. aud was hesitating
aOuul having one inserted, when you kindly
sent ne your SRrsaparilla which Immediate
y begun 20 take three times a day. | had sui
Tered terribly with a most acute pain In the
rght side OF my head, especially when ! would
read or write for any length OF time, and on
rising 10 my feet | would be perfectly blind
tor several minutes. and would have 10 hold TO
something TO prevent falling.
am most happy TO inform you thatthe pain
IN my heed is entirely relieved; | suffer bot
seldom with my spine and then not 90 aeute-
". MY appetite - good indeed for the h'st
time IN my life ] ENJOY my dinner more taAn
any meal during the day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again last
night and began again this morning, aud
hope % be entirely relieved. Please accept
my heartfelt thanks and best Wishes
Very truly your most grateful friend,
NJ. Is. Q. RIvKHs.
Ny journal abounds with similar ietters,a
Of which guarantee To be genuine and writ
Zen by the persons whose names they bear.
DO not suiisr yourself 20 be imposed on.
Don't be drawn away after new and doubtful
experiments. Don't rick your health by letting
noyces experiment upon you with their trash.
My Sarsaparilla has stood the test for twsn-
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in pOpu AritY and us curative qualities.
Avoid al those who are trying 20 palm on
N you other extracts OF SansRparilla so-called.
Remember II is DR.. John Bulls sauaparil.a,
u Louisville, Nv, that - tho Old and reliable
remedy for impurities Of the blood and hcryfv-
lous affections. Always bear that in mind.
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nv TELEGRAPH.
ny TELEGRAPH.
EUROPEAN CONTINENT.
.1rSTRIA AND THE FRANCO
PRUSSIAN WAR. .
THE INSURRECTION IN SPAIN.
ALTERCAIION IN THE FRENCH
ASSEMBLY,. -- p
THEIRS AND THE NEW CONSTI-
TUITION.
RUPTURE IN left CENTRE
RUPTURE IN LEFT CENTRE.
THE RIGHT STRENGTHENING.

PARIS, Jan. 11-Noon.-T indie
pendene* Beige publishes letter from
Count Vtn Beast i'll answer to the as
sertionsstf Duke de Grammond. The
Connt 8 hIws that Austria tried to dis
suade france from going to war with
Prussia. and explicitly reserved her
right toemain neutral. France after
the war declared that she asked for an
alliance md Austria refused.
MADnp, Jan. 1O-Noon.-A large
body OF Carlists Insurgents yesterday
approached the town of Taffalo, TWEEN
ty miles rom Pampelona. They were
attacked with vigor by troops and
driven back.
PARIS, Jan. 1O-Noon--1n the As
sembly This afternoon the debate on
the EDUCATIONAL Council bill was con-
tinuedl by Bishop Dupanloup, who
spoke at great length. He was inter-
ruptedM an alteration between NJ.
Lamert Pichat, radical, and NJ De
Cazes,h conservative. Bitter words
were exchanged and there was much
bad feelng. Af.,.r the close of the
sitting. two friends of the radical called
upon DCazes and demanded an apollo
gy. The result is unknown, bnt duel
is probable. -st-
President Theirs and the thirty Sub
Comnitee have agreed to the articles
permitting the President to address
the Assembly on certain specified oc
casio,is and giving him restricted
veto poEer on legislation. Other basis
for a constitution have. also been set
tied.
A rupture has taken place i'll the Left
Centre At meeting to-day of depu-
ties belonging to thatparty Cliristophe,
a radical. was elected President, where
upon Cashier Perces and his friends
immediately withdrew and joined the
Right. 1t is said that the Bonapartists
deputies will also unite with the Right.
PAa,s, Jan. 11.-Night The Jour-
nal officially announces the appoint
ment of Corcelles AZ French Ambassa-
dor at'the Vatican, i'll place of Bongo-
ing, who has resigned.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


TT, PHP1lA;nI:E15rHA, Jan. 11-Night:-
Inc hrl.lsl, iron screw steamer Po-
tomac, which cleared Yesterday with a
full cargo of gram and produce tor
Liyerpeol, had her ioMsprit stove in
by the ICE in the Horse Shoe. She re-
turned TO this bort and is now in the
DOCK. a ner cargo will have to BE dis
c Ge Preparatory to repairs at
Cfa'hp Shlpyard, Kensinston.
", " vAsaaNIGroN,D c., Jsn. Knight.
Inc stanley diner at Wizards to-
uay ~"1 Jointly affair. Among tie
snesS We, were Speaker Blaine, Sena-
aors " Cas on, Thurman, Anthony, Cas-
seriy, cameron and Fenton, Congress
man M w 10Y Secretary Boutwell,, General
sherman, Governor Cooke. aud Judge
Loehrane, of Georn;a
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MGssRs EDITORS 1t is matter of
some satisfaction to the stockholders
II the Wilmington Il Weldon Railroad
shat n dividend of five per cent. on the
stock IL said Road has recently been
declared and paid.
1t is believed that this favorable re-
sit is owing mainly to the wise and
.>.gac:nus management of the general
BIidgcra, the faithful and efficient
President. He is said to be one of the
h st Railroad Presidents, an energetic,
practical and straightforward business
i:lan, and has managed the affairs Of
t&i:, Company SO acceptably and suc-
,.2%s1rily, that he was also chosen
III, i. Augusta Railroad Company, and
he viii be sure to make that prOfita-
bic Road to the stockholders, if there
is amy possibility of doing SO.
OF course it is not to be expected
ti,;.s the President OF such companies
- these can be personally present at
I'll! times and attend to making all
:iif contracts along the line of the
Tie business in detail must neces-
~.iFliN DO eAecltIett 10y OtIleTS III Tile eul-
Payment OF the Company But 81
Ire .ident Of practical knowledge and
ability. as Mr.. Bridgers has shown
himself to be in railroad financiering,
ike skillful general i'll maneuvering
III army in the field, he looks cautious
J. i" the probable effects of certain
movements; and whether in his judg-
lneiit they will be wise and practicable;
~. like master mechanic, who first
Thoroughly understands the work and
bow it should best be done, and then
lays off and marks out his plans with
precision for those under him to exc
cnte; or like practical civil engineer,
Who makes his calculations and speci-
tirations according to mathematical
rules. When the plowman is laying
oil corn or cotton rows by stakes he
must keep his eyes constantly ahead,
rr his burrows will not be straight
+ Mr.. President Bridgers keeps his
eyes steadily fixed on his stakes ahead,
and does his blowing well. Credit to
whom credit is due. JUSTICE.
January 9th, 1873.
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DIRECTORS:
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LEWIS, MATHEW WKDDKLL.
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Shocking Crime-Brutal Wife Muir.
.ser-Attempt to Burn the Body.

A dispatch from Springfield, Ohio,
ing and sickening murder has been
aud evidence indicate the fact that an
old man named Cornelius Heatherton,
ii confirmed sot, killed his wife in a
quarrel for the possession of bottle
OF whiskey, striking her ON the head
several times with the pole of an axe or
hatchet. When the body was found
lying on the floor of the house, where
the two lived alone, it was nude, the
clothing having been burned off and
the flesh in parts roasted. There were
wood ashes upon the abdomen, and a
burned single was found with a bot
tie of spirits near the body. Heather
TONS coat and Undertaking were
burned and scorched, and it is be-
ieved, and the coroner's jury substan-
tiate the belief, that after committing
the deed, the rlm-erazed nan built a
fire upon the body. thinking to hide
the traces of his crime. He denies the
act from first to last. Heathertpp is
in Jail awaiting examination before the
Mayor on. Saturday morning. Both
husband and wife belonged to the
dregs of society.
Ebenezer Childs, of Pennington,
Mo-, was wounded by bayonet in
1914, and has since drawn $13, $50 in
pension money.
Baron Won Schworzenboren is the
name of the unfortunate gentleman
who is to have charge of the $1,000
babies who are invited to contest for
prizes at the Vienna Exposition.
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THIS Is to certify that l called upon by
MeSsrs- - Miles Hunter & lew to visit Mrs.
Margaret r. DuboS- ia December, Is. |, upon
her arrival iii GUl,ish"ru. and found her suffer
ing with "a large tumoT, Ohstructing the vision
;tDd tNiellu'iis below the upper lip diagnosed
Inc case 10 be "A hose Cancer. MeSsrs. Hunter
X Few then made an application of their Can
Ger Etne'iy. From this time lost sight or the
case until to-day. Dece mber Ilth, W en- L was
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&ithou' any trace at The Cancer. 1 consider
the case radically cuiC cd
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NOTICE..

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the Cape Fear Water Work Company
dec ~,
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On the 18th day Of January, 1873, the under
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for the transaction OF n
General Com m issiOn Business.
under the name and style OF
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GoLDSBoRo, \. c., December IL, 1852.
This Is to certify that in December, 1871,
visited Messr>. j. NJ. Hunter 4 lew for the
purpose OF being treated by them for a cancer
on my nose. had thin been suffering with this
afhiction TOR period OF two wears and it had
gro Sn 10 an enormous size. Some time before
COZ Sulting Drs. Hunter x Tew. | had had il
removed by surgical operation, but it bess.n to
reappear in about two weeks after the opera
ton had been performed and grew rapidly. A.
the time oi placing mvself under the treatment
OF Messrs. Hunter x Few, it had grown 10 the
size OF 4 large orange, and extended over thu
entire nose from the line of the upper lip TO the
eye. threatf ming to destroy my sight. After :,
iaithful and Persistent use OF the remedies
given me by Me--rs. Hunter & lew, and under
Their I'eriodicai supervision, | am happy to
state that am to-day entirely free of NV At
fiction, and am. consider. entirely cured.
tSisn6d) MARGARET F.. DCBOSE.
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ton, :,nsi fired upon linz. killing HIN.
instantly.
The Raleigh Sentinel say In for
mer wears. but little cotton, couparl
lively, was raised IN the country ;lroulld
Henderson,, but now, as will be seen,
thu. planters are raising more rnttui,
and les, tobacco. There were shipped,
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making ,435, 157 pounds. Also, 1891
boxes manufactured tobacco, amount
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Received 1885, 900 pounds bacon +:
-four. JOB barrels fertilizers, 40. 0D0
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The Raleigh Era says: We have
news this morning of another case of
paralysis. Augustus W. Steele. Il
private banker ia Fayetteville, had !,
stroke the other day. we learn. This
is che of several cases that have r.
Gently occurred down IN that section,
A gentleman in this city attributes IFS
cause sometimes to the constant use Of
steel pen i'll writing. He says that
President FELTON,, of Harvard College,
Cambridge, Massachusetts, warned
him against the Ilse OF II steel pen fog
this very reason, some ten years ago,
the professor alleging that the steel
pen and the acid in the ink form a gal
vanic battery that shoots kind Of
electricity up the arm.
The Raleigh Sentinel says Yester-
day afternoon, about 4 clock, while q
squad of penitentiary convicts, under
a guard of six men, were employed in
doing some work outsidethe stockade,
one Of the prisoners, Riley Manning,
no doubt thinking this a favorable OPP
portunity of making his escape, broke
and run. The guard, who are armed
with Spencer rifles, commenced firing
J upoa him, but none of the shots