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One Of Tricky Tommy's faIsehoods Promptly
Nailed by Documentary Evidence.

The suit OF Clements against Ytutria, for dam
ages for wrongful taking OF cotton in Matamoras In
1855, which cotton Clements had received from the
Confederate Government IN settlement Of claims for
supplies, was tried lat June before Judge westbrook
snd resulted in ia lgment for defendant to whom an
allowance OF 5000 was granted The exceptions were
TO be heard In the nrst instance At General Term
1ricD Tommy shearman, for defendant. entered Judg
ment for his allowance ana costs and issued execution
The other side then secured stay Of procee Iings
~hich the dsngenuous Thomas moved yesterday to set
aside, making aihdavi that Judge NestorOok on the
IRA salu 10 vas not a proper Tor a
lheh, anna aush eT from the assemh - awyers the
other side produced note from Judge " brook IN
Response - inquiry, saving he had directed stay Of ali
proceedings Except ehtry Of judgment. and that II
uhghi NOT 10 nave been misunierst Iod ny Mr. Shear
man, lrckY Tommy spttefully SAID that when he
Mtu,c - judge hpou case. he nr,t sent copy OF
the letter To the other side. Judge WestbrOok ami the
counsel On tue other side old friends and he cup
posed INC ludg" was molly disposed tow re- taem
Judge Barrett smilingl-llc kindly dismissed their
complaint. lLaugufer.I
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PLAIN Lang EIGE.
Comptroller Green Makes n Liul. speech
which Mayor NicLhHm Approved.

which Mayor Wiekham Approved.
At n meeting of the Board of Estimate
and Apporiionment held In the Mayors Office
yesterday, Msyor Wickhsm, Comptroller Green,
Tax Commissioner Wheeler, and President
Lewis Of the Board Of Aldermen were present
Con ptroler Green was authorized to Issue
street Improvement bonds to tho amount Of
Sl'sdI'jOO, to renew those falling due Nov. l..
Tue Department OF Parks asked Tor the issue Of
s@3,OUO city park Improvement fund stock. Comp
troller Green said, Ia bis brusqge. blunt manner,
" | am not In favor Of appropriiting any money
10 mat department. Tor the reason that do not
believe u wO4lu he judiciOusly expended. %
Mayor NicAham promptly responded that II
such WAS Tue opinion Of the Comptroller. pub
hcB ana oficially expressed, thai the Park De-
pdrtment Woull wH,te or squ4nder the money,
he would vote against II. The resolution was
lost. President Lewis voted Ia favor of tue
resolution.
\ resolution was offered authorizing the issue
Of $4,000 OF Cruton water III in stock. "WllI
you father that - asked the Mayor of the Comp
trOller. Yes" Immediately answered Mr..
Greeu, H" viii father mat resolution, because
have great respect for the bead o. the Depart
ment u Public Works. Tue resolution was
adopted.
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market buoyant midoing uplands. i5.I6d. Receipts
~ tnc ports 2O9i7 bales.
active sales 10000 bush at 81 iS9Si - for NO red
winter VI 2att % for No. DO II eOaf1 Is for In
ieror TO choice white. aud tcsti 10 Tor old spring
OIL 20 Rye quiet. BARLEY lower and INSERTED. state
o-rowed quoted &C s0g9Oc. and Canada West eOccsti
ing oats dull and irregular, choice Qualities 6rner,
GALES 39 600 bush. at 3Oef46c for mixdd and satsc
for white. Western aud state. including graded AZ iOs
for No. white, and SIC for do mixeT Corn nrmer
sales $1,000 bush. at bIdabsc. for new mixed b7lsS
6stc for white, and b7@ogc. for yellow The sales III
s %lssd em0r'c'd sail grade 'nd No Chicago at t1
RoyIsIovsPork fairly active and stead, sales 800
In fair demand Bacon in fair request sales $50 boxes
han and half, Dcceinoer delivery at the West GU
800 tee at si6SSStfoSo for prime western and civ
but the specu alton In futures active sales 1900
tc, co,ings. Tor November, % OH for Dcssne
DO lair to god 2ssoc wcstaru prime St 70 c5oSs =
Cheese IN better demand state factories. 99i3jtc
Western 40, 7@12c. Eggs higher fresh. 23G25cd
GRocERiEs-M olasses duh and unchanged. Lousis ne
rice IN TAR demand a. i'saSac for common 20 PRIME
other kinds dull Tea very quiet. Coffee quiet bu,
quoted 15oplSc ana Java 210s2c all gold in Bait.
more, 1000 bags RIO ex Graz Eagle sold private
terms Raw sugar quiet but arn t sIessIsc ior fai,
pskts at plAc Tor Cuba muscovauo, CSC, for centri-
ffogs: and 9sse far Jav. REFINED nr9@ ioNSliHc'
sINDEIKs- Ocean freights ouet and rather weak
s san No LyeIpo9 by sail engaged at 51d quoted
az x ss@ gram f. 2pdSa sy , a.
stc Tor spirits tarpentne and 81 90 Tor stfsiaec
IN bulk and 2gc. for refined WhisSey duili 90 bus
s0n AtlI ~ Taow dull al 59sc for prime sal, 80.
1--WE, gold, time.
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SLICED BY 4 SHARK.
Long Island Fisherman Carried Under by
MOnsIer OF The Deep.

On last Friday Frank White, Wesley
huse, and Frank Wells, Of Good Ground, went
into the bay in a row boat to set bluensh net.
The wind was blowing strongly, and there was
heavy sea. Tho boat was struck by wave, and
White, who was holding the shore line, was
knocked overheard. Huse was standing up in
the boat at the time Il was struck, and losing
his balance fell and broke one OF the oars. The
tide carried the boat on, aud white was left at
the mercy OF the waves. There was no danger
OF drowning for besides being an excellent sw M
mer, he had the line TO pull himself ashore.
When half way to shore the men, who were
watching. heard him scream, and saw his body
dragged seward They were OF opinion that lie
was seized by shark. The tide had nothing to
do with II, and there were none OF the signs
been recovered, although search has been made
for every day
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In state bonis the only recorded sales were In Mi..
sour Il. Of 1877 At lOia Rnlroai bonds we're strong
and active; Win the principal transactions folloss
" s-ouri, Kansas AMI Texas sluAlug fuad %. Trtpn
iselne sng eran,. iooe Lehisn and MiA sbarro con.
tollduted otttp'ai Chicago and Il ok i.luul anu Pa
enc y. 100. New Jersey Central I.ts consoIdttrl
sp'a \, j. Cen. convertible, SvJs, MWaukcc ami 81.
Pau lists, La tfos-c division, tUlAs slU2; ANaukte
and - PAU cons0 dat,d SINKING fuud, s5ls; MA and
81 r. -, ls lldAe, Chic. and Northwestern console
dated, liA chicago ana Northwestern lsts. lOda
aware Lace wanna aud Western pas llpi Morris ana
Ess,h 20, lpi Erie 3ls lWnisi Erie Ans. 9p, Al
hany ana susquela lists lOss ONO ami Nsslssppl
cunsnlh icl sinking fund, Wg Central Paclnc gold
iAnd ana Fitshursh clnsOldlt,d stuSing fund llut
Delaware AMI Hui.on coupon z, "a, o.; Louisville
ana NashvlIe consolllat H. vs. ~; Contra Pdcnc lsts
san Joaquin branch va. Toledo and Wabash I'd, 80
Michigan southern sluking una. liz New York Cen.
10 - ''
The opening, highest lowest, and r. NJ closing
prices Of stocks to-day were:
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NV YORK. Wednesday, Oct. iI.-R,cei,t. Of
vvt'ss 80 cars that arrived YESTERDAY and %
@ os oane 10 very ate to-day, were lee car loads,
b,t ,s W W ne quality was by no means up to the
ntn mhrk OF Monday but fair Buyers were arce and
sales were very slow at Mondays prices Tor good cattle
WINE ~ some Instances iRhtish medium grades were
woiIheu On AZ shade better nguros than on Monday.
X NeeStru ttetfs we're sol at l0talDAc, to dress
.. me- out the quttnbc for ordinary To nrfme IL
sag104c to dress 55f5G MS Including ist Itxas an1
Colorado steers sold at SaSslc to dress 55 ms The
- car loads mat came IN late we've he'd over.
Receipts OF calves were 1856 head. all ceiling fairly al
5&yYtc. n FOR cOarse to prime voals, and at tfiI
calves
Receipts az sheep and lambs were a car loads O,
b41 mead quite enough for the demand and the mar.
ket closed easier Poor TO prime sheep ranged from
g, TO oc n poor TO prime lambs from 5ilc to
INC. A few sheep reached &C, anu a few lambs all
choice ana extra, were sold az 75s,S73lc.
Receipts OF hogs were Az cars, or 70S head. The
market was about steady with sales alive Of 1877 Ohio
hogs 2lS Ms average. at 0c. and small lots Of state
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THE AMERICAN TURF.
4 Eis Programme for Jerome Park To-day
Pool selling.

The programme for Jerome Park to-day Is a
good ole. Tacre are four races to be decided. and
from the large number Of entries close eIeltIr
contests may be looked for The hrs Is for the Mems
oers Cup, one mile and eighth The next Tor the
Centennial cup. for all age-, four miles The third
race n tAe tlreey Ar Ids, one mile and quarter
dash The day sport viii wind with n selling race
one mn" ani threeq quarters Pools sold these
events last evening AS follows Four mies-OChltree
loo, 100 Acribat, 10. So DArtagnau, 80, 80 BIZ
Sndii II q! one ,la ilree quarters mile. Say ncE
lrAr 49, 90; MHteree, 10. 90
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The second day Of the fall meeting at West
chester prvins Park va wc attended. The nrst trot
was FORA purse 81 tto fur the lbs class mic heats
best three In I'VE. In haracss The trot was won hy
william IL, Hatheway's %. = Grant Boy, beating Eose-
bud aud Frcd l., lhr ioIner won TIE nrst heat,
AID Fred l.. the &C nd. Time 300 80, ga 2:i7 25
The purse v! $500, Tor ..aJ h.isr., won h.. TX
heats ~ T. H. DoWs b. M Modesiy beating Dolly Do,
WHO the tuna AMI fourth heats F-CIury Boy won
tue nf.t heat Time. 2:3j's 23ie a37s 2;3y' 237 .3i
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The Converted Jews.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: As
one Of the numb Of converted Jews" allow
mo To rectifY a mistake in.the note OF n. Sulz-
b icher, Theo. Keller and others in The sun.
men who choose TO attend them. But when an
opportunity - argue a subject Is offered them
they attempt To ridlcdle IL aud thus disturb the
harmony OF the meetings. They must there
ioru DE elected, j. LAZARUS.
NEW YORK, Oct H.
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Arrived-wEDSEsDAy Oci. II.
Octl
- Eleanora, johnson. Portland.
folk. ' "
s. Knickerbocker, X nipple. New Orleans octA
IS tentlpeJc, Miller Philadelphia.
S Achilles, Baker Philadelphia.
s. fresia. Meyer. Hamburg Sept II.
BARK Faro 1uniman, COpenhagee.
Mark Embla. Sofensen, N tvre
Brig Excelsior Mayor Bermu Ia.
Also the usual river nj cOastwise vessels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-12

The recent blowing up of the last remaining
reef m lie Gaze, Sew forS hrDor ~ the great en-
gneef Cen Nrw'on, may justly be pronounced great
triumph IN engineering science. Hut SIN greater
triumph hastectnty been achieved ia chemical science,
the oniou 81 al absolutely perfect toilet soap, In
which impures are not covered up by fragrant VdOTs,
namely, H. /, Dabo!tIs BABY S0ap,-Ada
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A SHAKER Commits suicide after Visiting the
Eddla.

HUDSON, oct H. Elder Evans says that the
rame OF me Mount Lebanon Shaker found dead IN bed
was Hegsou Brown. Brown Joined the soclely about
seven years sgo remained Tor oref reriod' and then
ltn I'm mort timn he returned, ana was admitted
aeaiu l- a men her = the North faul " Abuut two
wees Afn he again went bntk To the world ystr the
Eldy iauI at liiieu0eu, w., where he rcmAlutd a
WttA AMI thtu applet uy letter TOR rea1msslOn INTO
the Sort. mus. nni ou The 5'h in't. Wa received
~ iin. ON Muu Ihy luirliug he ana lot appear at
Ia" e, ana as room Ma found loc4ed. lie Killed hin
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quad. In the city Of New York on the llth lay %
October 1879. by he Hon. George C. Barrett Justice
OF the supreme Court, Anna V. Guad from Peter usd
Cause, adultery.
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Dyeing md Cleaniug.-New YORK Dve'ng and
Duane st., 1852 Broadwsy. $40 9Th av Sew YORK lGi
anu lOs Pierrepont st. Brooklyn. Established 81 years
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Jpini.d Spring Trn..e-;- Silver medal at Amer
can Institute Far Hard pads, soft PADS nhger padA
and water pads. fomeroy Truss Co ilj broadway.
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Of Qnirk'= Irish Toa, ahi now feel better than
duy.-Aat.
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The highest award granted any Exhibition
" centennial EXpOsitiOn Is gwen the Elastic Truss CO
Tor six Elastic Irusses. SOLD only 1s3 Broadway.
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a galoping consumption may he avoided by
the timely use OF Huies Honey OF HufehOund ana lar
Pke's IoUthache Drops cure Ia one mlnute.-.ldV.
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no CORKESpONDKNrS.

DoubtfLl-You had better take out papers.
\ Veteran Soldier. You mus. live In the
Constant Re .dcr--Nou can be naturali2ed
without previously III carng your thtcntlons, n you
eane lhlO lhe rOuulN betOre yOn were Is yeArJ Old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-12

Throat Diseases.-AP Physician mud sufferer
from Bronchitis says; "For allcviatinz that horrid
irritation only felt by those who have suffered from any
bronchial affection, and for Hoarsenesl aud Sore
Throat. too am free to confess dhough am an ~ %
that "BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs " answer al
that is claimed for them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-12

Furniture aud Carpets, cheapest In New York,
at Compartments, 100 and l51 Chatham st IL show
TVOms.-Adp,
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Ponds Extrnci.-why suffer from the acute pain.
OF headache, rarache tOpthache and neuralgia When
PONDS EXTRACT viii afford immediate relief?
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Heat your rooms with Florence oil stove
safe, convenient. ami economical OAee, ~ Uul0u
square, NcW lOik-lir.
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The depot OF Hyatts Life Balsam Ia NJ 240
Grand IT, though sold by all druggists. Try tins med
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With or without cures asthma and catarrh.
Price " cents. Asa drugglst,-Adv.
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MiRIyE INTELLTG EyCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAC-Tms DAY.
sun rises OS sun eets... 25 Noon rises 10 n
Mon wATER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov. Island. 4 20 Hell Cite. 3 1
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Bnslntss Nniifts.

Card.
TO CITIZENS AND sTRANGERS
KNox's FALL HAT READY.
at 2i2 Broadway and under the Fiftn Avenue Hotel
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VI q RRTID.

Decay DESTROYS the life mud natural color of
sold by all druggists.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
I'm the Business Centre of the City
Nothing Bnt the Truth.

1t is nothing but the truth to call Hos
letters Stomach Bitters one of the most
commemorative remedies iR existence.
Disease in so many cruel guises has
Welded to its curative action, its COM
bined invigorating and Alternative pro-
perties constitute it such powerful
agent for the promotion or restoration of
health, that it may well be doubted
whether it does not bear away the palm
from all competitors of its class, both as
a healer and safeguard. Through the
agencies of restored digestion, regular
habit of body and complete secretion,
il oyercomes the various maladies which
the interruption of those functions pro-
duces. Dyspepsia, liver complaint, uri-
nary affections, nervous debility, insom-
mia, and maladies of yet more serious
nature, are eradicated by its systematic
use. It restores the appetite, promotes
sound, refreshing sleep, and neutralizes
those atmospheric causes which origin
ate chills and fever aud other miasmatic
disorders. Elderly persons find in this
comforting elixir not only a remedy for
the numerous bodily ills TO which age is
peculiarly subject, but genuine solace
and support. Females in delicate health
use it as means Of overcoming those
disabilities and irregularities which af-
fiict the gentler sex, and nervous or bill
GUS subjects derive the promptest and
most complete relief from IL. There is,
in short, no class of invalids that is moi
benefited by the Bitters. Tt recreates
wasted strength. fortifies the system
against disease, and is one Of the most
reliable cordials in existence for over
coming the effects Of fatigue, and afford
ng protection against the consequence
| Of exposure.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there is no complaint that
affiiets the human system, which is so
little understood at The present time, as
some of the varied forms of Kidney
Complaints.
There is no disease which causes such
acute pain or more alarming in its re-
suits than when the kidneys fail to Sc
crete from the blood the uric acid, and
other poisonous substances, which the
blood accumulates in its circulation
through the system.
If from any cause the kidneys fail 10
perform the functions devolNiug upon
them, the cumulations are taken up by
the absOrbents and the whole system
thrown into state of disease, causing
great pain and suffering, and very often
Immediate death. Hence the import
ance of keeping the kidneys and blood
in healthy condition, through which
all the impurities of the body must pass.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
Grain Prospects Abroad.

There is still a great many specula-
tions on the state of the grain trade and
the supplies for the ensuing year. There
are no well established estimates, but
the continent of Europe will be much
below an average. Great Britain will
have a fair crop. Recently the average
product per acre was estimated at 80
bushels, but a more recent report places
the average at 81 bushels, and the whole
crop as larger than last year by ten mil
lions of bushels. This addition, with
the large stocks held over of last years
crop, both domestic and foreign, per-
mits the market to start off with low
range of prices for the coming grain
year, which commences on the 1st Of
September
From Hungary we learn that the de-
ficiency in the wheat crop will be nearly
1 900, 900 bushels below her usual aver
age, but she will have surplus for ex-
port Of Il, 500, 900 bushels. The rye
crop is also short as much, but of barley
a I'D oats there will be large surplus.
In Austria the surplus of wheat owe r
an average harvest, is estimated at
million and quarter bushels, with an
equally great surplus of barley and oats.
Rive. however, remains deficient yield.
From the. Baltic provinces of Russia
and Germany the reports are that the
cereals have done well, but that the
rust has attacked the wheat crop, but to
= nd
nothing definite is yet learned of the
yield and quality of the wheat of that
section of Europe.
II is admitted that France viii have a
crop that is below her usual everage,
and viii probably need a foreign supply
of eight TO ten millions.
The United st ates, so far as can be
ascertained, east of the Pacific Slope,
has grown less than last year, but to
make up for this, California, Oregon
and Australia have each large surplus
crops that must make up for any deficien-
cy of grain in the Sta ties on this side of
the Rocky Mountains.
These are the apparent conditions of
the wheat trade at present and lead TO
the conclusion that wheat viii be slow
to advance for the next three months,
but It is not likely to be change great
deal from. its present rates. 1t is not
likely to be much lower, and there is a
change for it to be somewhat better as
the year advances and the actualnecessi
ties of the consumptive demand are de-
velcped.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15

III. r. STEVENS: Dear Sir-In express
ing my thanks to you for benefits de-
rived from the use of VEGETINE, and to
benefit others, / will state:-
When eight or nine years old / was
afflicted with Scrofula, which made its
appearance in my eyes, face and head
and was very near blind for swo years.
All kinds of operations were performed
on my eyes, and all to no good result.
Finally the disease principally settled in
my body, limbs and feet, and at times
in an aggravated way.
Last Summer / was from some cause
weak in my spine and kidneys, and it
was at times very hard to retain the
urine. Seeing your advertisement in
the Commercial, L bought a bottle of
VEGETINE, and commenced using ac-
cording to directions. In two or three
days obtained great relief. After using
four or five bottles / noticed it had a
wonderful effect on the rough, scaly
blotches on my body and legs still
used VEGETINE and the numerous sores
one after another disappeared until they
were all gone, and / attribute the cure
of the two diseases to VEGETINE, and
nothing else. I
If / am ever affected with any thing
of the kind again shall try VEGETINE
as the only reliable remedy.
Once more accept my thanks, and be-
lieve me to be,
Very respectfully,
AUSTIN PARROTT,
Dec. 1, 1872. No. 80 Gano St., Gin. O.
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A Case of Liver Disease Thirty
Years Standing Cured by the
Use of the sESeVen Springs
Mass"

LYNCHBURG, VA, Sept. 25, 1876.
Meesrs LandTuna Dc Lttchtiegd, A6sngdon,
va:
Gentlemen think it the duty of
everybody that can render assistance to
the afflicted to do so, therefore I take
great pleasure in testifying, from my
own knowledge, to the great efficacy of
your "Seven Springs Iron and Alum
Mass. " l commenced using it in my
family in June last in a case of Liver
disease of 80 gears standing, which it has
entirely cured. Its wonderful effects in
the immediate cure of Sick-headache,
Dyspepsia, Chills and Fever, I am glad
to say has been fully realized in my
family from the use of few bottles of
this medicine. My wife has been sub
ject to SEWER spells of sick-headache for
more than twenty years, and has been
entirely cured by using few bottles of
this Mass. She has determined to keep
it always in our house. We consider it
an invaluable family medicine.
Yours truly,
A. A WADDILL,
Proprietor of Lynch6ltrg NesOs.
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new MILLINERY STORE !
BY Mrs. Cain and Mrs. Russell,
(Rear Salvo's Jewelry Store,)
MORRISTOWN, TENNESSEE.

They invite the ladies of Morristown
and vicinity to give them visit when
anything in the millinery line is needed.
All work will be cheaply and satisfac-
torily executed, in the latest and most
artistic style of the Professionalism to
the most 1aStjtiions. All kinds of trim
mings, ribbons, lsCes and fancy notions
Kept and Will BE snli at reasonable rates.
Do not fail to patronize them as they
will appreciate the courtesy, and give
you in return the tull value of your
money in any work or goods they deal
in. Their motto-cheap dealings and to
please everybody Give them a call.
In connection with their millinery
they have Hair Department, wherein
all kinds of hair braids and ornaments
are made at reasonable prices.
Oct. 8, '76-3 mos.
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THE BEST MEDICINE,

EAST MARsHFHD, Aug. %, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS: Dear Sir-I am seven
ty-one years of age; have suffered many
years with Kidney Complaint, weakness
in my back and stomach. was induced
by friends to try your VEGETNE, and l
think it the best medicine for weakness
of the Kidneys ever used. l have
tried many remedies for this complaint,
and never found so much relief as from
the VEGETINE- 1t strengthens and in
vigorates the whole system Many of
my acquaintance have taken it, and
believe it to be good for all the com
plants for which it is recommended.
Yours truly,
I0ST IT II SHEPAFAN
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-11-15
Remember This!

Now is the time of the year for Pneu-
monia, Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, and
fatal results of predisposition to Con-
sumption and other Throat and Lung
Disease. BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has
been used in this neighborhood for the
past two or three years without a single
failure to cure. If you have not used
this medicine yourself, go to your Drug
gist, DR.. G. =. Magee, and ask him of its
Two cases will relieve the worst case. If
you have no faith in any medicine, just
buy Sample Bottle of Boschee's Ger
man Syrup for 10 cents and tryit. Reg
ular size bottle 70 cents. Don't neglect
a cough for rs cents.