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A SURE REMEDY.
Asiatie Cholera in China.


Messrs. PERRY DAVIS & son:
Dear Sirs-During a long residence in
China, Il have Used your invaluable Pain
Killer. both in my own family aud among
the Chinese, andhzye found il a most eX-
'63, while residing in Shanghai, found il
an almost certain cure for Cholera, if used
in time. Indeed, using it in a great many
instances, 1 do not remember falling in u
single ease. For three years 1 have been
residing in this place. more than nifty miles
from a physician. and have been obliged
TO fall upon my own resources in cases Of
sickness. The Chinese come TO US in great
numbers for medicine and advice. Though
without medical knowledge ourselves, the
few simple remedies we can command are
so much in advance even Of their physicians,
that we have almost daily applications. We
allow them to come, because IL brings Us in
contact with them and opens door to use
fulness. In diarrh9a. collie, vomiting.
cholera. coughs, &e.. your Pain Killer has
been my chief medicine.
Yours, very truly,
TIP. CRAWFORD.
Directions accompany each bottle.
Price Csc, soc aud 81 per Bottle.
IN. HARRIS & Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Proprietors for the Western and South
Western States.
Sold by Medicine Dealers Generally and
for Sale by
NELLY & PYBAs. Jackson, Tenn,
N. ROBERTS Il CO., /"
DIR. j. +. NEW ron. q
PENDLETONS KEITH,
C.P. DUNCAN,
SCOTT BRO, Humboldt
mar 1-tf
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DIED,

At Miniin, in Henderson county, on satur-
day night, August 9Th, Mr.. Allen Kennedy,
aged over 80 years.
Mr.. Kennedy moved from North Carolina to
Henderson county since the war, and was high
ly esteemed in his new home.
North Carolina papers please copy.
In this city on Sunday, August 10th, Miss
Aleithie Goforth, aged % years.
Her parents reside near ShawneetoWn, Ill.
At her fathers, Esq. James L. Philips, near
Cotton Grove, on Tuesday the 18th Of August,
Miss Sarah Phillips, age about is years
Beautiful in person aud character, loved by
all who knew her, idolized by her family, she
has gone to the bright land of the hereafter,
amid tears that viii not soon dry Up, and grief
that even time can not assuage.
AT Henderson, Tenn. on sunday, the 10th
inst, little PE1EL LILLIAN, daughter OF H y.
and Anna B. Franklin, aged II months and
10 days. r
+ hearlittle Pearl, she is now in glory, where
pain and suffering are no more. May these
thoughts console the fond parents and friends.
Mobile Register please copy.
In this City on sunday evening, the 10th, af-
ter lingering illness, Mr.. Henry Ford, aged
about p years.
Mr.. Ford came to this City from Union City
more than year ago. He was "a clerk in the
SAANC VI oupl NJ ~ Nus an EnHlcll-
man by birth, but nothing that he ever said,
nor any papers found IN his possession reveal
ed anything of his history or kindred. He was
quiet, steady young man, and highly esteem
ed by those who knew him. During his Illness
he received every kindness and attention, and
was buried by the Odd-FeIlOws.
At the residence of his sOn-in-Iaw. John L
Lancaster, in this City on the eth inst after
one months illness, Dr. George Snider, In the
seventy-thtrd year OF his age.
The deceased win be renembe cred as prior 10
the war, one of the oldest and most prominent
citizens of jackson. He was born in Cham
bersburg, Pennsylvania. on the 2Ist of july
800. Came 20 Jackson, Tenn. IN the year
1875; was married to EIenora Nasfnda Owfngs
on the 18Th of january, 1882, and practicsd
his profession in this county, with credit to
himself, for over thiTty-hve years. In 1850 he
moved to Mississippi, where he lived until a
few years ago He made a profession OF reli-
gion in $50 and lived in the communion Of the
Baptist Church uRtil the day OF his death, hon
oring by a consistent walk aud conversation
the life OF christian. 1t the time of his
death he was Onayisit 70 hts children living in
this city, and he was buried last sabbath even
ing by the side of his late wife in ElmwOOd
Cemetery, Memphis, within the grounds of his
son-in-iaW, Elder j. r. Graves.
Called TO the christians rest in the fullness Of
time, having lived beyond the allotted years of
N an-he leaves to his children tender memo.
T and name without reprOaeh.
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The VICAR and Tear of Lie.

The cares, anxieties aud mlsfortsaes Of life
have as much 10 do with shortening il As dis
ease. They are in fact the source OF many
ailments and physical disabilities. Nervous
weakness, dyspepsia, affections Of the liver
disturbances OF the bowels, headache, hypO-
ehondria and monOmania are among these dis
tressiBg fruits II is. therefore, of great i'm
portanee that persons whose minds re op-
pressed with heavy business responsibilities,
OF harassed by family troubles, or excited by
speculation, or r,erplexed by mulhpheity of
enterprises or m any way over taxed or over
worked, should keep up their stamina by the
daily use Of wholesome tonic. Thousands
OF persons thus eircumstanced are ensbled 20
bear up against the difficulties in which they
are Involved, and 70 retain their strength,
health and mental clearness, BY the regular
use OF HOSTETTER's STOMACH Differs.
Diseases which are prone to attack the body
when debnitated and broken down by over
much brain work on eAhausting physical labor,
are kept at hsy By the resistant power with
which this incompatible tonic endOws the ner-
vOus system and the vital organs. AT this sea-
SON. when the heat is evaporatins the elements
Of strength from every pore, an invigorant Is
absolutely essential 20 the safety ana comfort
Of the public, and is required even by the more
robust If they desire 70 keep their athletic ca
pabiiities in status quo. Hence course Of
HOstetter's Bitters Is particularly useful It this
period Of the year as a defence against the in
visible disease ahoat in a sultry atmosphere,
II IS the most potent Of an preventive medi-
cines, and for ali complaints which affect the
stomach. the liysr and the bowels. and inter-
fere with the perfect digestion and assimila-
ton of floyd, it Is the sts-lard remedy.
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2 he best Gin in use get the sImproYed
India Rubber Brush Gin," manufactured
by JAS. n. HICKS, -.
Bells Depot, Tenn.
AGENTS.. NJ. Parker & Co., jackson,
Penn; JnO. Williams, Coffee Landing
Tenn; Rev. John u. Day. Juno, Henderson
Co Tenn. The experienced w. b. HICKS.
who has been for forty years engaged in
making Gins, Is General Travelling Agent
for the Factory, who inspeets all Gins be-
fore they are sent out. may3-l2m.
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j. w. WnfsOn.

Late of Memphis, Tenn, Merchant
Tailor, No. II Main ST., Jackson
Tenn, Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins,
Jeans, ETC., etc, constantly on hand.
Suits made to order on short notice,
and in the most approved style. Cut
ting, Cleaning, aud Repairing. Cloths
and Trimmings supplied TO TaiLOrs
at wholesale prices. Agent for Will
sons Sewing Machines-Price $50,
the best in the world, and can't be
beat for its superiority in work. Call
and see mel
buy for CASH and sell for CASH,
and consequently can sell cheaper
than those who buy on credit and
sell on credit. Aug. I'd Wv.
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THANKS.

jas. O'Connor s. Bro, beg to
make their grateful acknowledge
ment to the many friends who as
sisted in saving their stock of goods
last Sunday morning, from the fire,
For the present, and until other
arrangements can be made, we will
be found in the lower room of W.
D. Robinson's Furniture House, in
Parker's block.
Gateful for past favors, we ask our
friends to continue them.
JAS, O'CONNOR & BRO.
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A NUMEROUS OUTRAGE.-The
Avalanche of the 9th gives the par
ticulars of an outrage, the like of
which we hope never to hear again.
Al negro man named Dan Calhoun,
near Brighton, Upton county, had
been engaged in digging we'll du-
ring the day, and had also been
drinking freely of spirits. After
the days work and drinking, he lay
down to sleep off his drunk and ia
tigue, when three so called white
men, named Moses Vaughn, J. B.
Ruffin and John Balick, finding
him asleep, saturated him with tur-
pentine, and touched a lighted
match to him, "just for the fun Of
the thing" He soon became a bla-
zing mass, and in u very short time
died in great agony. The murder
ers-for such they undoubtedly are
made their escape. The negroes
in the neighborhood are greatly
exasperated by the outrage.
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COnfectionaFy ANA bakery.
The S[OSt Perfect Iron Tonic

EIegemnn's FerraEed ElIxir Of Bark
A PLEASANT cOrdih, possessing the
n valuable properties OF iron. phospho-
rus and calisaya, without any injurious m
gradients. AS preventive 10 fever AMI
ague, and As tonic for patients recovering
from fever or other siezueSs, II cannet lie
surpassed, and Is recommended by the most
eminent physicians. Prepared only by
| HEGEMAN a CO.. Chemists aud Drug
gists, New York, and sold by all Tespecta-
! Ole Druggists. junel43m.
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PHILANTHROPY AND WEALTH. The
Public Library of Kentucky is GER
tainly a magnificent affair and an
honor to the city and state in which
it is located. When it is remembered
that a donation to this grand Library
can be made and at the same time a
chance be obtained to gain an i'm
mense fortune, it is evident that its
tickets will speedily be disposed Of
The last concert in aid of this Libra
ny was the fullest and most complete
success ever had iii the country. Half
Million dollars have already been
paid out to ticket holders, and now a
Million and a half of dollars awaits
the buyers of tickets to the next con-
cert. Who could refuse to venture in
so tempting a scheme for the good of
the whole population. (See Adyer-
tisement.)
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Lost Mule.

n OF loose or was stolen frsm the Court yard
" rack on Saturday night, August 9th, q
BROWN MARE MULE, ordinary size, eight
or nine years old hei iorefeet little deiormed
IRON having been fOundered. Any informa-
ton leading 10 her recovery VIII be thankfully
received and literally rewarded.
aug I6, 1873 COLLIER PERSON. f
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HUBERT.

TUESDAY, THE 18th OF SEPTEMBER
is the day fixed by the Farmers of
Tennessee for their grand mass meet
ing at Nashville. This will be one of
the most important meetings ever
held by the farmers in this State, and
we hope TO see every county and civil
district of West Tennessee represent
ed. Let our intelligent farmers of
West Tennessee go to work at once
and see to it that our division of the
State is nroperlY represented.
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NEW FIRM!

Messrsrs. VIM. Holland and J e..
H. WiIbOn have formed partner
ship in the Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes and Hat business, I'M
der the firm name of HOLLAND & VIII
BON. They Will keep a complete as
sortment IN their line, and from well
approved experience feel confident of
their ability to successfully cater to
the taste of, the public. Messrs. J.
M. Parker & Go. have kindly enlarg-
ed the business house occupied by
this firm, making their establishment
one of the largest and most SNOWY in
the city. They win open this fall a
very large stock, purchased for cash
in New York. Parker's Block, Hol-
lands old stand. If
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-16

e Perry Davis Vegetable Pain-Killer pos
sesses virtue which not alone removes pain in
stantly, but regulates the stomach, gives
strength, tone and vigor TO the system. 1t Is
one of those medicines which is worth more
than gold We advise the good people not to
try experiments by using the many new Reliefs
and Panaceas, but call for the old reliable Da.
vis' Pain-Killer. sold by all Druggists.
August p I'M
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TtIaon,s sfeam YEnsIer-

The most economical invention of
the age. Win wash clothes by steam
IN 30 minutes. The machine is sim
pie in construction, and can be man
aged by any person. For full partic-
ulars see circulars, or call on II. B.
Jones, five miles East of Jackson. :
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Trust Sale.

DA virtue of a deed Of Trust executed 20 me
ID on the 18th day OF Nay, ls42, by Dan o.
March and wife Emeliue, registered IN the Reg
25th day of August, 1858, IN Book o. MOI tgages
No. I, pages SIS, and I. J, Horace w. Tom
lin, rs Trustee, named m said deed, win eN-
pose 70 public sale, 70 the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Court House door IN the city OF
Jackson, Tenn, on
SATURDAY, 6thDAY Of SEPTEMBER, 1873,
the following described tract or land lyins
and being in Madison County, Tennessee, con
tainine One Hundred and Eighty- nine acres,
more or less and bounded as follows.
beginning on the Northwest corner of lot
No. in the plat OF Tom Gill's farm3 runs
thence west passing ]. y. Inman's southwest
corner at ~ y poles, IN an 26f 20 stake with 4
hickory pointers; the=-r sOuth - poles % a
stake aud white oak pointer; theuce east with a
road 2gi poles % a siake on sad road; thence
north Is3 poles 20 the beginning. Including In
said boundaries llI acres OF land belonging 70
b. r. Tally, aud which has Been surveyed %
~ him, leaving ls9 acres 70 be sold.
Also the following described city lot In the
city OF Jackson, Tenn. ), being lot No. 20 on the
original plan OF sid city containing about
one-fourfh Of an acre he the same more or less
ID. Mcclellan, dec ID
The right OF redemption Is waived and The
proceeds Of said sale, after paying the cost Of
executing the trust, viii be applied nrst 20 the
satisiaet ION Of the debt due the estate Of ThOs
Gill, deed. Seeoad 70 the satisfaction OF
ance, If any, % said Dan o. March, according
to the terms OF SAIL deed
The title TO said properly IS good but ! only
warrant the same a. trustee and no further. q
HORACE W. TOMLIN. p
August 10, Is7S-5w. Trustees, sc.
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Manufacturers, Merchants
and Educators.

Desiring patronage from North Mis-
sissippi, should advertise in the Hol-
ly Springs Reporter. Its wide circu-
lation aud valuable influence combine
to make it one of the best advertising
mediums in the country. Address
CALHOUN & HOLLAND,
aug 2-3t Holly Springs, Miss.
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GLASS,

PUTTY, WHITE LEAD, LINSEED
OIL. TURPRNrlNE, VARNIsH, COL
ORS and PAINT BRUSHES, cheap for
CAsu. Don't be deceived but 90 and see
for yourself He mems what he says.
Jackson, Tenn, Feb p. IsT3-I2m
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Having more land in my lot than 1
care to cwn, wOuld sell of some
building lots; or would dispose of the
whole in exchange for a suitable resi-
denee nearer the business portion of
the city. Ii is a most pleasant loca-
ton for residences, being perhaps the
most elevated in jackson, with large
and shady grove Of oaks. aud is sus-
ceptible of division into nine 90 lots,
fronting lob feet on streets, by l45 in
depth, or into larger nuInher of
smaller lots. Il is located II the. cor
ner of Broad, or Smith and Campbell
SITS, fronting Johnson street.
A diagram can be seen at the Office
of J. NJ. Parker & Bro.
] w WILLIAMSON.
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w. NJ. Coleman writes to the Az
alanche of the 9Th that persons,
all white, had died of cholera at the
residence Of Mrs. Lewis Hill, on
Big Creek, Shelby county, in one
day. Others had died within few
days of the same disease. No one
could account for its appearance
there.
The Conservative party Of Virgin
ia, in Convention at Richmond, on
Wednesday Of last week, nomina-
ted Gen. Jas. l.. Kemper for Gov
ernor, and Col. Robert E. Withers,
who was a prominent contestant for
Governor, was, by acclamation
nominated for Lieutenant Cover
nor. The ticket is a good one; and
the contest promises to be conduct
ed with spirit.
The Nashville Medical society is
discussing the recent cholera visi-
tation to that city. DR.. ]. B. Linds-
ley thinks that in fifty years the
doctors will learn so much about
the cholera that no person need
have any fears about it. But what
are the people of that city to do in
the mean time?
Young Edgar Reed-sOn of Rev.
VIM. NJ. Reed, who was wounded
at the "Fort Pillow massacre" and
died in this eity-who was so bad
ly cut by a negro porter On-a sleep
ing car on the Nashville and Chat
tanooga railroad a few weeks since,
is recovering, and is now able to
walk about.
A young man named Austin, who
resided near Oak Grove. Lauder
dale county, shot and killed his
father last Saturday. He went
home drunk and commenced abus-
ing his wife, bnt when the sen,
eighteen years old entered the
house he commenced abusing him.
The yonng man made some short
retort, when his father popped three
caps at him, and was proceeding to
try the fourth, the boy seized a
shot gun and let fly, killing the old
man on the spot. The young man
fed to the swamps, and had not
been heard from at last accounts.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-16

~ Clergymen, Bankers, Book-keepers, Ed
itors, and all others that lead sedentary lives,
win ind much relief from the frequent Head
aches, Nervousness, and Constipation engen .
dered from want OF exercise, by taking SIM
Mons LIVER REGULATOR. It is a harm
less vegetable compound; it can do no injury,
and numbers who have tried it viii confidently
assert that it Is the best Remedy that can be
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FOR LEASE.

MY Farm in Madrid Bend, Tennessee, on
M the Mississippi River, fronting Island
No. 10, containing iO90 acres, 800 in eultiTa-
ton, l. o chopped %, balance wood.
IL Is 20 feet above high water, mixed soil, and
viii ayerngea bale cotton per acre, and corn,
grain, etc. rs much rs any land. There are
plenty of houses on the place for tenants, a
large Apple, Peach and Pecan orchard in full
bearing, and healthy and tne Residence.
/ will lease FOR a term OF years 10 a good ten
ant. Apply AT this Office, or 20 the undersigned.
W. II. TOLER,
Nf.H ." No 80 Madison Street,
& a mi
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COMMERCIAL.
JAoKsoN oorroN aIARkEr.

The market has declined in New York
since our last Iepert L., and Is dun every
where, with a downward tendency Re-
ceipts at this point unusually large for the
season. Our market active but prices low
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Political Abuse,


One of the sorest evils under
which the people of the United
States labour, in these degenerate
days of the Republic, is the abuse
of character with which so many
public journals TEEN. But few po-
litical papers exists at this time,
which does not either habituaIly or
occasionally depart from that dig
nifty and moderation which should
characterize every production, in a
country whose government rests
for support on the virtue of the peo-
pie. That the measures of govern
ment and the character and actions
of public men should be freely ex-
amined, all will admit. On this
subject, whatever contributes to the
information of the people should
be made known. But unfortunate
ly, the unruly passions of "infuri-
ate man," will not stop here. In
every society there is to be found
mixture of the evil with the good
the tares will grow up with the
wheat-heartless and unprineipled
men will arise, who without any re-
gard to the public welfare, and
seeking only to promote their own
little interests, will break over the
barriers of truth, deceney, and NOR
atty, to accomplish their own pri-
vate views. Owing to the whole
sale abuse Of the public press, it
has lost much of its influence up
on the public mind, which it can
only regain by a return TO the lof-
ty dignity and fairness in making
statements that once governed the
political press of the United States.
These hints are thrown out now
for the consideration of all Tennes-
see editors, for the canvass next
year in this State will be very
fierce. i
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Every man has his opinion. Some
men think that it requires skillful
man and shrewd talker to sell goods,
but Bliss opinion is that mark 'em
low and the goods viii sell them
selves, - ap1Owtf j.
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TAKE NOTICE.

If you want first class job of
painting or granting done, you will do
well by calling on Fletcher 81 Lewis,
Ornamental Painters, Orleans street.
They are doing first class work.
may24d3m
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Drug Store for Sale.

a splendid assortment Of pure and fresh
Drugs, Chemicals, Stationery, &c, cheap,
and on good terms. For particulars
apply at the Wing and Tribune Office 10
May Sl-tf JN0. r. HICKS
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PIANOS.

n EAfARKA BILE for durability and brilllan-
n, cy of tone. Prices 5 20 70 $ $50.
superb PariOr Grands OF ~ octayes. Price
SGOO-less for cash. Pianos sold tuned gratis
Tor i've wears l. r. WHITAKER,
Dealer in Pianos and Organs.
Jackson Aug ls-6m.
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II 1 would respectfully announce to my
friends, patrons and the public generally
that 1 have re-established my Monthly
Drawings, and will draw as heretofore, on
the Fourth Monday in each msuth, At st.
Louis. Mo, but all orders for tickets or
agencies must be addressed TO me at Bowl
ing Green, Ky. Hoping nay friend. will
extend the same liberal patronage to me
that they have extended me heretofore,
remain, respectfully,
J. r. GOLLADAY,
Bowling Green, Nv.
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The Nv. Legislature.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1.-The recently
elected General assembly of Ken
lucky viii be composed as follows:
Senate, 80 Democrats and 6 Repu bill
cans. House of representatives 81
Democrats and 19 Republicans. The
Republicans gain 3 in the Senate and
the Democrats l in the House.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE,

on East Main street, just outside the cor
porate limits, two handsome Residence
Also six acres Of ground suitable for brick
yard purposes. For further information
apply 70 Mr.. Jas MeRee, at Glass store, or
Mrs. NJ. D. Green, At Nj. Jas. McRee's res
idenee. aug 9-3t
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Attentions, BuiIdersi

We would call the attention of
those wanting anything IN the line of
doors, sash, blinds, brackets, mould
ing, balusters, glass. putty, locks,
hinges, door and shutter bolts, gate,
sash and blind fixtures-in fact every
thing in the line of builders hard
ware and woodwork the largest
and best selected stock of these ma
terials ever brought to Jackson. and
to be found at the old stand of G. Z.
Bates, where he is selling at the very
lowest cash prices. Contractors aud
builders will save money by calling
on him before purchasing elsewhere.
Send to him for price list.
Liberty Street,
march 18-1y. JACKSON, TENN.
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IA A young man from CHM en-
plOyed as a dry goods clerk in
Memphis, lately made an insul-
ting proposition to a lady. A
relative of hers heard of it, and
a few days ago administered a
good dose of horseWhiP. 1t is
thought the medicine had the de-
sired effect.