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Value Of Tennessee ArOu-"OpIn-
ion cf an Expert.

We find in the Memphis Appeal .
letter addressed to Maj, WMILLIAM !.
SYKES, and written by D. III. CLIO
YER, a practical mechanic and work
er in iron, on the subject of the value
OF Tennessee iron, which we publish
below. This letter bears cOnclusiv,
testimony in regard to the superior
ity of Tennessee iron, and we com
mend it to iron men everywhere.
The sentiments expressed by d. ii.
GLOVER will find ready response
from all enterprising men in our
State. Here is his letter:
IUKA, Miss, August u, 1S73-l
this day read in the Memphis Appeal
an extract of some remarks made by
YOU at Bolivar, Tennessee, in the in
terest of the Bolivar railroad, all OF
which rings of the true metal. And
while on the subject of metal, | can
substantiate your remarks as to the
superior quality of the iron of Ten
nessce. / am by occupation, a tin
anu HtAttt-tl Oll W vi htAldI hIfO u oN
eIcd as a iourneyman from the At
lantic to the Pacific; have been in
The business for twenty-seven years,
and can say that have never worked
any iron equal to that of Tennessee.
|, with all my heart, wish that such
men as You and others will so Can-
vass the subject Of the interest of the
south. rs regards her railroads and
manufacturing interest, that may
wake her rom the Grip Van Wrinkle
sleep" she has been so long in, and
that she may yet blossom as the rose,
and Notwithstanding the oppression
that she has received from those in
power, that we viii so build up those
interests as to make her int ependeni
of all her enemies. Such men as
vourseIfarc the instruments through
which her victories, in commercial
sense, will be secured. | wish you
all the success imaginable, and will
throw what mite l have in the scale
Of progress. l am for progression.
D. II. GLOVER.
VIII the ''irou masters of ST. Lou
is. Pittsburg and Cincinnati not make
a note Of this, and govern themselves
accordingly.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

IN Cbanccry nt Columbia-W. y. Ramon
". 7. j. Whitaker, 81 al.
IL appearing 10 me FROM decree Ice this
case, rendered June o. 1sII, thpt Tho chill
drcn Of John D.. Myrick are proper 10 not
necessary parties 90 said cause. IN il thorc-
fore ordered by mo that publication be made
In the Columbia Herald, 20 newspaper pub
lishCd In Columbia, for iugr successive
weeks. the last ui which snail Is made 20
least one week berJre the Sitting ~ our
Chuucrry Court, to bH hClu ut the Court
house iu Columbia. MJury county, Tenn,
Oh the second Monday m December next,
1873. requiring them then aud thor, 10 plead,
answer or druur tp cbiuplgluHui~ 1911 or
the same viii Doe tul,uu u- confessed us 90
them and HDt for hearing rN-pyrtu.
Sept. l1.-'1i. -. r. CDOHkik CAM
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DIRECTIONS FOR IRIS USE:

DOSE-One table spoonful in a wine glass
of water at daylight, Immediately after each
neal. and on gong to rest. for Dyspepsia,
General Debility, Cold, Cough, Scrofula,
Hopping Cough, Measles, Menstrual Obstruc-
tions. and 0bstructed Urine. For the other
diseases mentioned above, dose the same, to
be taken every thirty minutes, or until the
disease begins to sbate, then every two hours
until perfect relief is obtained. Dose for
child one year old, one tea spoonful in new
milk or sweetened water. more or less, owing
to age. By adding fourth of tea spoon
full of powdered sulphur, to dose of this
Compound, taken six successive nights on go-
ing to rest, the itch will entirely disappear,
without subiecting the system to the evils so
frequently growing out of the use OF sulphur
alone. Although this compound has mono OF
the properties Of An emetlc, nor does 1t act
directly as cathartic, yet such are its stimu-
lsting properties, that it often promotes digest
ION; vet in Dyspepsia, should cOstiveness pre-
vail, gentle purgatiVe should be resorted to,
so as to keep up regular evacuation; and
great caution should be used, SO as not to dis
tend the stomach, but drink freely of slippery
elm water in case of CoStiveness. We have
mentioned no disease above but those we have
known speedily cured by this Compound, to
the establishment of hundreds, after al other
known remedies had entirely failed; and from
the medical properties of the vegetables COM
posing it. together with the establishment it
has produced in the cure of diseases that for
years resisted the treatment of Physicians Of
the highest rank. we conscientiously recon-
mend its use in all diseases arising from loss
of the proper tone of the stomach. This mil K
ture is entirely pslatable, and may be used by
females to great effect in particular cases,
when a speedy termination 10 the surface is
necessary.
We are appraised of the coutemptuous light
in which the public are apt to view certificates
accompanying medicines; yet we beg leave to
of ancient date, and from persons of unim
peachable veracity. Our bottles will be put
up in the neatest style, bearing the signature
of the author, with full direction for using it..
r. F. CROCKETT
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n ANCERN SALE OF
TInTHEF ANI rATF


BY virtue of "A decree OF the Chancery
Court at Columbia, In Maury county,
Tenn, rendered at it, June term, 1873,
in the cause Of SilaS Iiine and wife. ct al,
VS. Mary Anna Hughes, ct al, will
proceed to sell on Monday, Goth day Of
oct. 1873 at pubic auction, at the Court
house door, In the town of Columbia, To
the highest end best bidder, on credit
Of one and two Nears-pNccpt one hum
dred dollars to be paid in ctsh-the real
estate mentioned and described in tho
pleadings, tO-wit: 4 house and lot,
known as tho residence Of Rev. John i.
Hughes, lying and being Ia the 9th civ
II district of Maury county, Tenn, south
of Columbia, and bounded as follows;
on tho east by the Columbia aud Pulas-
XII turnpike; north by Ed. williams loti
west by tho lot 0l Jesse oaks, and south
by an alley. Notes with good security
'equired bearing interest from day OF
sale, aud a lien retained to secure the
payment Of the purchase money.
Sept. 10, ~ ID. ID. COOPER, &. Il n.
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CHANCERY SALE.

By virtue ola decree Of the Maury
county Ohancery Court, rendered at IT'S
june term, 1873, in the cause of James
W. DOUGLASS VS.. Dempsey SarQoaat al
al, will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the court house door In town Of
ColunlDia, on Monday, Goth day OF Oct.
credit OF one and two years, the real ess
tate mentioned and described I'm the
pleadings, toNwit: Being tract of land
lying IN Maury county, Tenn, on the
waters OF Poplar creek, and convened 70
Edward McEadden hy James Mcbride.
in 1885, and bounded ~ follows; Be0in.
ming at aleaning poplar tree In the south
bank Of Poplar creek, and running
thence south - east III poles to a large
poplar treo IN the sou. h boundary limo
Of the -four hundred acre tract; thence
south 80, west 70 poles To a sugar tree
the southwest corner Of the four hun.
bred acre tract; thence north IS, west
2lS poles, crossing poplar creek 10 rcd
oak and two irouW GODS; thence north
50. > east IS poles to two hOrnbeams in a
steep hollow; thonce south SIS east, cross.
ing the creek at 20 poles, in all a poles
to pin-oak and two dogwoods; thence
north S9-j east . poles To tho begin
ming, containing by calculation, QS acres.
The said laut will be sold FREQ from the
equity of redemption. Notes with good
and approved security required from the
purchaser, said notes bearing interest
rom day Of sale, and a lien retained TO
secure payment of the purchase money.
ID. b. COOPER, G. & NJ.
Sant Io.'-2
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CuANCERY SALE.
~ VALUABLE LAND.

liy iTtur Olu decree OF the MHury Chm
Gerry court, rendered ut Us June term, 1913,
in The cause Of John -. Cook rs. Robert NJ
Cook, 81 Ul., ! viii proceed g. sell az public
cutlery, AT the Court house door In the town
If columbia, on Monday the 10Th day 81
October, 1873, To the highest aud best bidder
on a credit Of one, two and three years, eN-
Ccpt the sum Of six per cent Co De- raid Ia
cash, the following described real estate,
tO-wit: Being "a tract or parcel Of land Of
100 acres, more or less, lying In MHury coun-
Is, Tennessee, on tia WgtrIs Of Big Bighy
Elizabeth Reese, ~. G.. Foster, samuel J,
Strayhorn, J. II. Webster Euus l,obiuson
aud y. II. sellers, aud known us the homo
place Of the late john .. Cook, The said
land viii be- spld free from the eIuity ~ re-
demptiOn. Notes with good security re-
quircd Of the purchaser or purchasers bear
Ing int est from date, and q lien retained
Ia secure lnc payment of the purchase
money. VIII Sell the said land lst Ia two
or more tracts, nud then as e. whole. Hair
acre reserved for family burial ground.
sept. 1918. II. %. COOPER, a NJ.
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THE III E r AID.
Friday. Octobes. IOth, 1881

The yellow fever is still raging
feartully in Memphis. The number
of deaths per day ranges between
thirty and fifty. A few days ago
the condition of thinZs was appalling
Dead bodies were hurried off in wag.
ons, uncOfiined.to the grave. Mau.
~ county appropriated five hundred
dollars, and nearly that amount ha.
been sent by individuals.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In Chancery at NaynesbOr0 Tennessee.
A. Cypert OF ais VS. A. G. Newman ct ais. In
this cause, it appears from complainant bill.
which is sworn to, that A. g. Newman, one Of
the defendants to this bill, is a non resident
of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process Of law cannot he served upon him il
is ordered by the Clerk and Master in Chan
Gerry at WaynesbOro, that the said A. g.. New
man be required to appear before the Chanccry
Court at Wsynesboro, Tennessee, on the 18th
Monday of October next, and IN Ike defense to
said bill, or the same will be taken for con
fessed and set for hearing srpdr'c. IL l. furth-
er ordered that this notice be published for
consecutive weeks in the Columbia Herald
This 18th day Of Sept 1873.
C. b. Mclean, c. AN.
CYPERT Bros. Solicitors.
Oct. s. 1878. Printer fee paid
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In Chanccry at Wayn cSbOru, Tennessee.
Nancy Mabry w. Mat Multiplication tpr
Divorce. In this case, 10 appearing from
coInplainants bill, which il sworn To, that
Ofthe State of Tennessee, it Is ordered nv the
Clerk and Master that said Matt Mabry be
required To appear before the Chancery
Court at WaynesDOTu on the fourth Monday
of October next, and make defense 81 said
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
and the cause set for hearing eX partc. 70 H.
further ordered, that this notice be publish
ed for four consecutive weeks In the Column
bia Herald. This 9Th day Of September, So.
C. y. MCLEAN, G.. a. ".
Sept. l., 1873 #. Printers fee paid.
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BANKRUPT SALE.
Real Estate, Accounts,
Notes &c

In the District of the United states for the
Middle District Of Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF John Il. Hamilton, bankrupt, at the
court house door in Columbia, Tenn, on
Monday the Sd day of November, 1873, be-
tween The hours of o'clock a. m. and p.
m, win sell 10 the highest bidder, for
CASH, all the bankrupts interest in $50
acres Of land, known as the "kcuedy
IIome,' in Maury county, subject to the
Homestead exemption and the Mortgages
alM Trusts on the same. Also Z notes on
David LendsCy,9 notes on w. Galloway and
| on W. !. RuShtOn, subject to the debts for
which they afS held as collateral security; ;
also the hankTupt's interest in about 3,t,io
acres of wild land in Lewis CO, 600 acres in
Humphreys county, 200 acres in Hickman
county, I0,4SS acres in Perry county also the
interested the bankrupt in rendered entries
by ". :. ltainsy in various counties in Mid
die and East Tennessee, together with all
his notes, judgments, accounts, claims, etc,
aS rendered 10y said bankrupt's schedule and
inventory. including some household goods,
| clock, gold watch, wagon, rifle, library
Cf books Of near 2GO volumes and / Tcgalia
a. X. T. W. Is. WILSON, Assignee.
Oct. lG.2t.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In Chancery at ColumbiH.-SamuC' W
Kirby and wife, W. Isabella NJ. Kirby, ct H.
1t appearing frhm affidavit that Lemucl
+. McWheTter and Jennie McWherter are
nod-residents of the state of Tennessee, IL Il
therefre ordered that they enter their appear
ance herein, before or within the first three
days of the next term of the Chancery court
TO be held al Columbia on the second Mon.
day of December next, 1873, and plead an.
swer or demur to the cOnplaintants BILL or
the same will be taken for confessed rs 10
him and set for hearing eX paTte, and that
a copy of this order be published Tor four
consecutive weeks in the Columbia Herald
Sep. 1913, ID. Is. COOPER, e. NJ
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CHANCERY SALE o

" VI I'M. 30 7 n 7 10
BY virtue of "a decree Of thc rhnnoDrN7 cOurl
nj Columbia, Nuury county, Tennessee, rem
dnrCd al It's june term. ls1g, iu the cause OF
Jane CasiScy ~. !. X. Wit, AdIur q al,
Will proceed 90 soil 20 the high, g bidder, on
Monday the 2uih Of October, 1878, 90 public
0utcry, az the court house door lu the town
Of Columbia, ON credit Uiuuc ana tJo Year,
with Interest frpIn date. except fEp hundred
and iuN dullurE tu ur pgr in cash on day
uf sale. the flll0wius reed estate, tp-Wit. being
"a tIact OF land OF about fau hundfed acres,
lsay 3D acres belonging tn tie estate of w.
NJ. VIII. deceased. ANA bounded uu thp north
IN the nnds ul ~. 10, a ID. w. brown anil
Monroe Tucker, ous' ny 90" lands OF James
". Brown aud John " bite, south by W. NJ
Nrilutiv and IL. T.. Mitchell, west liz H. hi
Mitchell and D. U. pllll. Notes with good
security required and a lien retained TO se-
cure payment 81 purchase money. said
tract 81 land viii be- sold exclusive Of dover
interest but inclusive OF the remainder Ia
the land. n. H COOPER. An.
sept. ~, l,T3.
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C,HANCERY SALE or

- AbA hltiI rial - n 4 r.
by virtue Of decree OF the Chlurr3y Court
at Columbia, Maury county, Tom, rendered
Il is Jane torn, 1873, ia the ease Of J.. a. ~.
Long CT al, vs.. =. WCtter Of al, I will cell
to the hi shest bidder, at tho Court house. in
the town ofCpluuibia. State md county afOre
said, on Monday, 2uih day gl oct. 1875, three
fllhs Of the follow ing described tract or parcel
Of land, living and being in Mlury county,
civil district No. -, beginning ut a small
beech aud oak pointer. tl the North boundary
of Hunt survey, the south east corner Of lot
No. -. in original div i-ion Of said Ian 4; run
ming thence north with the samulg tbain8 and
- links, TO 70 honey locust ami horn beam
pointer, south wet corner yi lut No. q,
thence east with tho same - chain. and %
links 10 hickory md elm, south cast corner
OF said lot No. 9, lu the east boundary of orig
inal tract, thence south with tic slne Is
chains AMI ~ links 10 red oak and hickory
pointer. thence west with the north boundary
Of Hunts survey 20 The beginning, aud cons
tuining about ~ acres. Plat aud ,uryey OF
said throe-iourths 81 snld % acres, will DO
shown on day Of sale. Terms 0f sale-Noto
with good security, on credit OF ia and
twelve mOnths-cNCept two hundred dollars 10
ca.h. Notes % bear interest from dty uf sale.
Sept ~. 1873. u. j. COOPER, q. 4. 81.
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NOTICE.

In Chaneery Mt Columbia. Ricketts, & IIa
gan, VIZ. b, +. Clarke, ct ais.
1t appearng from affidavit filed in this cause
that the defendant Il. +. Clarke il a non
resident of the State of Tennessee; il j. there
fore ordered that he enter his appearance here
in before or within the first three days Of the
next term of the Chancery Court TO be held n
Columbia, on the Ind Monday in Dec next
1873. and plead, answer or demur to complain
fessed as to him and set for he lring ex partei
and that a copy Of this order be published foI
four consecutive weeks in the Columbia Her
aid.
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The Jackson Pilot (Ares, ORGAN

The Jackson Pilot (Anes' organ
says: GAS soon as the black list can
be prepared, our readers shall be in
formed of the names of these recre-
ant poll icians, so thst they can hit
them and kill them, politically, as
dead IS the dry bones in the cata-
combs at Cairo, in Egypt Where
upon the Vicksburg Times, which
Imports Alcorn, inquiries: does
the official organ-the plethoric re-
cipientof public pap'-expect 10 in
timidate Republicans
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In Chancery at Columbia.--Iuhn PickHrd
& wife, VS.. Win. X. Pillow, ct ais.
1t appearing from affidavit that w. r. Pill
low is nonresident of the State OF Tenncs-
see it is therefore ordered that he enter his
appearance herein, before or within the first
three days of the next term of the Chancery
Court, TO be held at Columbia on the second
Monday OF December next, 1873, ANA plead,
answer or demur to the complainants bill,
or the same will he taken for confessed as %
him, and set for hearing cX-partc, and that
a copy of this order be published for four
consecutive weeks i'm the Columbia Herald.
Sep. lS,-'73. ID. Ii. COOPER, ca NJ.
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.ON-REsIDENT NOTICE.

In Chancery az Columbln.-AkinN Ewing
vs.. David McCaw \ Thos. j. Crosby.
IL appearing from aftldavit that David Nc
cav lsh nonresident of the state Of Tcnnes-
see u j. therefore ordered that he enter his
appearance herein. before or within the nrst
lnfcC haNs OF The next term Of the Chancery
Sourl, 10 DC held at Columbia on the 2nd
Monday OF December next, 1873, and plead,
answer OF demur "a he complainant's biil or
ne same viii bc taken for confessed a. to
hlih Nndttt Tor hearing CN purtp and that
icopy OF ihis order hu published for four
consecutive weeks in the Columbia Herald
sep lNth-.th, Nv. II. b. COOPER q A N
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Up Ind At IT AGAIN I!

We are happy to announce to the citizens Of
Maury county, and the readers of the Herald
generally, that after lapse OF nearly thirteen
years, we, with much ado, have been enabled
to procure supply of the ingredients neces-
sary to manufacture our Great Anti Dyspeptic
Compound, specific weIl-known aud appreci-
ated from 1910 to the commencement Of the
war, at which time we had it on deposit at over
700 different places in this State only, and in
nearly all the States of the Union. And, al
though it was joy to the poor afflicted soldiers
to find the very thing they needed, our fate
was like thousands of others who in like man
ner received death blow, and we were left
with not even an empty bottle, and We fell
among the slain. This accounts for the
reason of our long silence. From this time
forward I will be able to supply at
our residence, II miles from Columbia, on the
Murfreesboro road, all who may desire to test
its virtues.
Our medicine is solvent remedy for Dys-
pepsia Collie. Cholera Morbus, CroOp. Hoop
ing Cough. Colds, Diarrhea, Flux. Hives, Scro-
fula. Sick Stomach, Vomiting, Sick Headache,
Measles, Menstrual Obstruction, Asthma, OBJ
structed Urine, Dependency. and all other dis
8 f.
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" ILLI AIoUN OUI1 Lt7Ns, HdICu IOat'
This is to certify that had been in feeble
health for three years, and very Dyspeptic,
and took great deal of medicine from various
doctors, but eventually became so feeble as to
be compelled to abandon all business, and
was for months not able to walk. On using
DR.. B. F. Crockett's Anti-D yspeptic Com
bound, began to mend; and as use it, con-
tinue to improve in health; and am now get
ting good wages as an overseer. l recon-
mend its use to the Dyspeptic and for Collie,
JOSEPH A. BRIN,
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Although our bug may seem to hum,
IT'S not trick from Yankeedom;
From poisonous drugs ever free
And native of Old Tennessee.

Although our bug may seem to hum,
IT'S not a trick from Yankeedom;
From poisonous drugs ever free
And native of Old Tennessee.
Ministers of the Gospel of every name an d
order, without money and without price, are
cordially invited to come and get bottle TO
defend them from sore throat and bronchitis,
by taking dose Immediately after the hour, -
And lift proves hoax, tell your sistcrs
and your brothers.
And if you wish ten thousand others;
But if it proves a grand success,
And gives relief when in distress
Breaks up the chills and cures the fever,
And proves that we are no deceiVer,
Tell your father and your mother,
And then come back and get another.
As it is not our intention ever again to send
our medicines beyond the limits of Tennessee
we will keep the above before the people IN
til the close of the present year, and after that
time, leave our med icines to sink upon its ow q
intrinsic merits. Full directions for its use
will accompany every bottle, but no certi6-
Gates nor circular.
We have, upon the strictest principles of
Chemistry, endangered to procure the essential
oil only the best leaves in the vegetabl lie
kingdom, so that one bottle of our Compound
shall contain as mnch as three of any other
specific now in the markets. And, notwith-
standing the great rise in the price of the in.
gradients, we sell it at the same old price of
81 per bottle.
THE AUTHOR.
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CuANCERY SALE

bF REAL ESTATE.
by virtue ola decree Of the Mnury County
Chancery Court, rendered at it, jane term
1873, in the consolidated causes Of W. Dale
ct. al, vs.. q J. Pillow; James Thompson 4
Co, VS. q, J. Pillow. ct nj. James Akin OF al;
vs.. q. y. Pillow; Merchapt's Bank Of Ken
lucky vs. VI. Pillow. will proceed To sell
on Monday, the 10Th day Of Oct, 49,, within
legal hours, al the Court-house door, In tho
town Of Columbia. % the highest and best bid
der the real estate mentioned and described
in the ple3dings. tO-wit: Being n tract OF
parcel Of land Of lSS acres, rOOds and l3 per-
shes In Maury county, Tenn, and lying on
both sides Of the Columbia aud Mt. Pleasant
pike, about five miles West Of Columbia, and
bounded by tho lands Of Mrs. Andrew J. Polk,
W. ID. Bethel. Thomas Estes, James w. H.
Thomas, James Hodge, $. II. Arm strong, J. B.
Pillow and q, Foster Williams, and known as
the home place orc. J. Pillow. A plat Of sail
land will be exhibited on day of sale.
Icrns o. sale Eleven thousand five hun
drCd dollar. GO hc paid in cash On day Of sale,
and the residue on a credit Of one aud two
years, interest from day Of Sulo, aud uOtes
with good aud approved security required OF
purchaser; lien also retained 20 secure pay
ment Of purchase money.
Sept H.. ls1a. u. n, CODPER,C An,
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ceI THY that at the same time my sister was
also considered by the doctors, and oil who
saw her, in the last stage of Pulmonary Con =
helpless, having been afflicted with distress.
ing cough, for more than three years. She
commenced the use of this Compuud at the
same time, and although she has not entirely
recovered her health, has so rapidly improved
that have no fears but the continuation of
the medicine will effect an entire cure.
JACKSON PEAY
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THOMAS Il. ROBERTS.
FRANKLIN, WILLIAMSON Co., Tenn,

IhANhLI7, " IIlLIA-aoON OV., I A-7N'j
April 4, 1949.
We, the undersigned, gre personally &C
quainted with DR.. b. F. Crockett and severa
of TIE persons whose names are annexed t
the foregoing certificates, and know them Il
be of unimpeachable character.
s. YENABLE, Attorney at Law,
JNO MARSHALL, "
JNO. l.. MCEWEN, {"
JAMES HUGHES, Sheriff Williamson co.
NJ. l.. ANDREWS, Clerk of Circuit Court.
j.. A, NJ. E. STE WART, County Trustee.