Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-11
NIEssRs. EDITORS:

Threshing wheat, blackberry pies, clay
ing by" and candidates are pre-emInent in
this section. Another month will intro
duce a change, We hope, forthe better.
SteambOating on this river will hereafter
be controlled exclusively by the Railroads.
The Memphis and Louisville and North
Western Companies have united In monop-
OliZing this important and profitable trade,
which, hitherto, has been divided among
four excellent steamers. The number Of
steamers has been reduced to two, and they
will run semi-weekly between DanYille and
East Port Railroad rates viii be charged
on all a.treles Of freight. / learn that
new beat, <Dick Davey,7 will run till the
first Of September. 1t will ply between
Evansville, Paducah and East Port in the
interest of the flour men of the two former
cities. It is Differed exclusively by Har-
din county men.
Z. II. Thrasher will soon have a fine
Touring mill under way at AdamsYille.
The old Academy" at Adamsville was
sold last Wednesday, at auction, bringing
one hundred and twenty-five dollars. The
proceeds are to be applied TO paying out the
new school house, which is now complete.
JacobuS 5. Jones, of Clifton, Wayne Co.,
has been employed by the Board Of DIrec-
tors 10 teach the Fall Session at Adams
vile. He is a young man, OF fair attain
ments and has some experience in teach
ing.
/ note The following deaths in McNairy
=
tonville; Andy Meeks' wife, near Adams
vile. The latter died of consumption
Alsey Leadbetter, Of Hardin county, aged /
one hundred years, died on the 18th ut. At
the residence of his son, a. j. Leadbelter
His wife, who Is but two years his Junior,
survives him, and enjoys good health and
is remarkably agile, and i able 10 perform I
various domestic duties.
The matrimonial market has been quite
active for a week around AdamsYille. John
low -.1a aHal A ltnrtOm.
]. Mcclure and Miss Roach, daughter of
Fisher Roach, married week ago last
Sunday.
A. J. Woolyerton, formerly of Adams
vile, has taken q school at Bethel Church, |
eight miles above Savannah. | cOngratu- |
late that neighborhood on securing the SER
vices Of so worthy and efficient a teacher.
Farmers generally, in this section, will |
finish their crops within the next two
weeks. Corn is growing rapidly and cot i
ton is putting forth blooms in profusi0n, |
and Wisdom is regarded as our next con- |
Salt River wILL-O-THE-wIsP. |
a Brilliant Record Of Cures.
An American humorist tells us that it would |
have been money in his pocket if he had been |
born without a stomach, and then proceeds to !
figure up the cost of n chronic dyspepsia, to |
which he is a martyr, and which he says il is 1
impossible to cure. On this point Gosh Bill /
lings," flor he is the party referred to- is mis-
taken. Unless his stomach differs from all |
other dyspeptic stomachs, HOstetter's Bitters
will cure him in less than three months. This /
it would be safe to guarantee unaer any penal
ty There are 4 few, n very few, actual speci-
dcs for disease in existence, and Hostetter's
stomach Bitters may be set down rs one Of
them. In cases of Indigestion it never fails.
Persons who had suffered FOR many years almost
every conceivable species of torture from this
agonIzing complaint, have been permanently
cured with the Bitters in six weeks. Hundreds
of such instances are on record, authenticated
by the testimony Of prominent men in every
walk of life, eminent physicians among the
number. l.ut this celebrated vegetable preps-
ration is something more than - stOmachic and
tonic. II is also an alternative Of wonderful
virtue. In liver complaint Is effect is as direct
and immediate as that of calOmel or blue pill, |
and far more salutary; and in all diseased con-
ditions Of the bowel notably IN cases Of con-
stpation, its regulating properties are in the
highest degree serviccaJle. The new settle
ments in the West and all low-lying tracts OF
country infested with miasmatic cxhalations,
SO fruitful at this season, Of the various types
Of intermittent feyers, should be always well
stocked with this incompatible cholagogue,
which Will cure any case Of fever and ague in a
period varying from three days to three or four
weeks, according to the violence Of the com
plant. Nervous disorders which are always |
a aggravated by the adulteratcd liquors usually !
prescribed by physicians, are readily cured by
a course OF this admirable combination medi-
cine, in which the properties Of a stimulant,
tonic and Alternative are happily blended.