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New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
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DSEKTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YOEE TRIBUNE WILL ~ RECEIVED AT tbs
UPTOWN OFFICES. No i.xJ~ Broadway, COR. Thirty
srs.L OF :iJS Vest Twenty third st. E.ghth ava
so. o. East foariecntiit.. corner Onien-s,uars
200 IhirIavc, FoItf-seventh 81. az the HAklEA
OFFICE No 2.x>t Third ave. cot onehnudrei aud
twenty lourt-i HaIen eaSngs Bank balins) ap 70 So
M stregulaf ot1ce rates.
OST or STOIEN-Bauk-h No. 81 .533.
II o. cennln saynss Bank N The Guy o; New Yo.s
The finder requested etaru " 10 tho osnk III not TO
stored befors The Ih October 1873. Application vi" 10
n 1de I. the DauA Tor new DoV2
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

~ \
OPEN From $50 A. " To lap NJ
RECIONrIkEE Nearest pOinf fOi Wsll fs-ry.
ara connects with ears south Ferry
Gorilla y III ikEEI-N f)r 1887 j.ty Al
Comlmunip.w Ferries
PARK PLACE-Nesre.f pDnt fDr Post Ocs Clly HlA al
street Ferry 10 ilDD)k'l.
CHAMBERS >IRrEr Noarost lDl1 tOs PayoaiA Ali ffts
Halfway Ferry
FRAShLJN IkEEI-
CuAND ~R Nearest Int 1r Dcsbrosse street Ferry
fN1 N0 r'ts with 70. DesJru- aud
Fast Grand street Ferries
BLEEc ckER-sritkEl-COn-ects "lsa cAss t)e EAs. All
TEEEr CONNECTING With car, flr Chr,tj2isc
81, and East Tenth rect criies
FyIjI.ThEN fH.~IkEEI- COuuoctnx Slth cas- " ...
1ventv third suf ThiIty fplrtl street Fsrsies
TMENII-IH lkD ~ RE EhI-Cuunscung "lt1 ears -
Twenty street Ferry tn Jersey CIV tnl East ttrsr
fourth ~trert Ferry Tor Hunters ioilt
THIRTY iHl I'D DsrkEET-C,nnoctins Win o.r'''' "s>
FOXY. .~EsoNr STREET -Conaects with Sesfos<
. 'rr...da~ fnr,,,fr cabs for Grand Central De1Dt
FIFTItTIl ~,Fk.f.r aud SIX llt-ANtN r.
kIFTN.EISlIIII-~IukEI ave tdtAttc - JAIN
PARK connecting WIN carson Bot Llue i.silt)4L
FIFrY'if fTIFlD STREET ant ElGH lh ANEN tE-
SIIsrl- NJ STREET aid \ ~ ~ AN - t..-..
FIGfI .'Y.FIL-f--TRr.i. and NlN lli AklNl..-
NINETY. .rH kU.- rREEI iut WITH ANi-N L..
ONF-HU y DRIED A. D-kOuki III = IkEEl sni SlNEh
AVENUE
FOR uut0wu trai us tase east ale 'tsupaa
For NAV d 81 t4kf Ns,t ,ldf ata4Jl<.
Trains Will . n9thsL aud o1la's, al l'NiN All
rstts ss' io1 ifXTs Except between the hoir,, 5B)'
7,-,,e y, s,d r T. Z D ta. when tLe iAri Is cel.+
aIrNTfY TRAN > I. iil l2.JA o. " ti - n.ii.fN
~N-'"N' " a. H. D AtkiSJN. Pras.l5lS
n. van BROCKLIS. -uDcnntenaea-
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pccposdls
Hllstelldueons.

DRINrING School circulars, lamp cts
and pr inc OF every description dome wifi prOrptncss
ana ecunoI, =. PI IT, Alr sons Ia 5th ave uhri
door below 23d-stl. NeH-loIk. - M stes G.fen
DATENTS. TRADEMARKS, CAVEATS.
MN {. CD 81 PARK Row. N,w-Y0fk. Projectors
OF e O >iBsr,cdE Ihir, -i0Gr years experience
solicitors lt-nf-. Handbook P-trns With uil lrsc
tons and advice sent irre
MANHa.TANvmIE PANT AND Color WOEgs.
OFFIlg lB AuEsAY.-I aNn 10 fAREi iLACE. :
NEwYOEs. : u. Il. 1878.
T'HE RECENT FIRE Al OUR TORY
VIII not seriously int rfeTe with mgnufs turing.
cent tsi We z.a have TO ask the KIM iudug ot
frerds orfef- for O co"r- tnl hose he
ing destroyed All other ofcrIs We are prepared 10 MI
promptly as usual.
We fake Rails oppo 0f a. mixing friends and the
"11o ''' ''''' . 49, '''' b T. TIEMANN & co.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
frsirnlilon.
Mircellancons

4 PPARATUS and FURNITURE Of all kinds
~ Tor schOps acadenl col and hal send flr ctfa
iogne B,KER PRATT & CO.. A. AMI lti Gr4ud-sr. y B..
CLASS for HARVARD, COLUMBIA, &c.
~ gentleman 9, arge ana snccessai cKpereu &c.
to h ar from who wish tO join such lOrI2;
tenn 500 admission with,at cDndUoI promised o. al
willing 60 10 ctrue work others VII l0t be retained tho
class Address RTGAE Tribune Odice
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
fetlnres dl0 Mcst,uls.

T'HE regular weekly meeting Of the Bullion
4 tub viii re-um- ihs tThur-day evening tneir
r0oms ~ " 2,thst. IIaG " FRANK STEWART. %
Nirania CIV Ncv. Win be- The c, urer tor the evening
subject: Mineral Deposition"
FE7HE VETERANS Of the WAR of 1912 Will
4 meet At Pier 80 p n IT,. Thusag morning. septen.
q O'Clock excursion 10 tunsy Island Oy
invitation OF Mr Is r. tclcac Far and dinner fie..
General ABhM. DAILY, CON mnaAdlng.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
fGw Schools.

A NNUAL SESSION (Twentv-trsD of the
" Law SCHOOL " the UNIVERSITY n the CITY or
NEWi DIRK begins october 9Th ard ends June d.
l5sJ. fOr circulars last examination papors &c. sppyO
ID. x. JAQl f. ser tlry % Faculty
2tl Broadway.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW School
y The TWFNTY- SECOND ANNUAL term q thls instltu
ton commences st
) GREAT JONES-Sr,
IN this city, the fIsi WEEDS ESDAY " October next
ard continues until May - 1850. For catalogues &C. al
dress az Great Jtncs-4t
THEODORE W. DWIGHT. warden, &c.
VALE Law SchOol.-Regular course, 2 years;
Of Dell Fall term.
OitDs sept 20. Address Prot WANLAND New Haven ~
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
telp raniec

n Intelligent American boy about sixteen
~ vears old silver nuasing he hu-i nave snnc
trog efre Of drawing Address ineo- ng "' -n- ni sl
plc,nis ability T. H.. Tribune IptoNh once, l,.ss Broad
FEW WELL -RkCOtMENDED AMEkI-
y can men ani women iesTine To study r.'ene, may
rnftsl,. Alfft giving
'%. IA t A. NJ tribune ptoNn Cnro 1925 hrosdwsy.
xITANTED.-CANN ANNASSERS-Mcn and ladies,
w rhv Complete bomt.' iiglts and Rulers, md
orhrr Wors,. best srlIng O0o-s IN marAeL ClARLE1
DilEN NO. Murrayst
tXrANTED.-A girl for general housework (;
W especially goci coos. wa,h an ir9asr Sermsn pre-
a1ceui.d. call = ooe Nest .sthsL
NyANTED.-A Grst-class colOred cOachm0n,
w Win best city reference state reference AGdres NJ
d. lriDane OL.ca
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMoHEs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENIN3

Train. leave foot East 5Itsiu1<ti rv,r s.ansr
sylvan grove SIS AIT hourly thereafter 70 7:i5 n
Re; 4Inlns Ianh,ttil 3elcillIsy .,c New.
YORK Gre 'lpJ.nttJ J.JJ .. N.
Elevated NDiroils Ferry. eOnns1t a VIII
stesner H. Martin hourly from J:,j - SlJ n u
Bay I'ge.
Return trains leave M-nlsttAl B,i11 tr SsSYJrSrA
BY Ridge IN Elevated Il. 4 hourly T. .. ~ D. IA
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
1ce Cream.

a FACT HORIZONS ICE CREAM
- ~ApF FROM PfR ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
% CON-UMEfs, USpaRSTAND THIS
AND KNOW II l.
ALWAYS RELIABLE
AND VOC WILL USE no OTHER
D.uot. 4fnaN- 4.ca Brlsd"AY, A1d 20 CaAt lan't
Nov. lorL 3a5 Fultsu -. n-ufkl Ia
pOWAN'S ICk CKEAi.
Ia REDUCED IL PRICE
F,nr quarts. 2Jc peI quar- less than quarts SOC per
.uart alOttc Eus-e 5rc pr dcf D. 80 btAiF near
il,f-.t and 80. : ~ 9TH ave. ~ ~ a-d-st
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
HnME for Young Ladies,

~ 81 IrwOOc, Station u New York q y.
ffHulen keiick', native Germany (faugher ~
W. ale Rev Df A. ncke, fr0m the University Of 16tn
gL successfm teacher % long experience IN OeInlh
gland snd the stass, wl open Educational
nome Tor young ladies', o. september "a, at lA~OOa
eA-tLe udsOn, ia handsome house, pleasantly
uAied Oh the DAiu fOal with spacious saubrlous
gIouHcs.
For particulars piaaee apply for circulars.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
Gfcursicns.
DRlGUTON BEACH.

DRlGUTON BEACH.
ID lrair- II fhr Hroohltu, Fatbnsh. and Gomez Island
faioii, until further notice. huLhDIry between
FLAT ID. ,I-ANE. tLoAg Island Depot Brooklyn, and
BRIGHTON BfAf II. from ga 10. 10 10 .. n.
-talpiug af WASHING iDN-ANt.. BEDFORD lFrmkli1
T. It,sEN-SI.. ald liD lft i PAfk.
ast train from the 81. .A,il, ln d. ui.
Extrttrnns will D when travel requires IL
" r.. DDRWiN. -dDsr.n'e1 is1I
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" station loot Oi iiber'y-.t. Nur,A Eigcr
SPECIAL. EXCLUSION RATES
iOflc
NENJERSEl STATE FAIR
Al WANlRKN.
September -, H. ~, -. - and 20, 1873
El1 Ibfff, b. horse alf
from Grounds, ana admission 10 the Far Droupf-
follows From New lorA. 81 lcEets are good on al trains
that stop philadelphia express trns, ani To- reurn
until september ~. 80.
II. Z. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
EXCURSION Of PLYMOUTH ROCK 10
~ Point. 2Oh, reducing cebt u F0rsyth
Street u. !. ehufch Boat i'syes Per Battry 10 %ld
81 y. r. lu:3U. aud Nnnkcr ll:5 1lck.'s 90
nday SCH o scholars ended b. teachers hf pnce ltSo
ufU Uflr fifk
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
tylLLISTON SEMINARY, Ea,thampton,
For Young Ladles-CountrY.

For Young Ladles-CountrY.
ADRIAN INSTITUTE, IseliD, n. j.. Semi
n nar In young lliet fe0p.s september Is, 1919 send
for cIcusr. T. a MAT ilLNs ana ~ b.. HACHIEit Pm
DISHOPIHORPE - 4 boarding school for
ID uiys Ref elen Penn; school year b.aDs september
M 1879. number sci imiied tef ilcgisIs address
80 -0''' Miss FANNY !. WASH, Principal
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGL.-Of
csev scce-s healtlful homelikc Thorough Christian
wi. 40, eruef and Tca-nso IN rsie TIE college meets
the demands II the tines for caaot.e adlfrs the
kev Wbl. C. BOWEN. A. NJ Pres BoTdenI0"n, y j.
COTTAGE SEMINARY,
Fol. YOUNG LADiEs.
POTTSTOWN, MONTGOIEEl CO, PENN.
Ihrtieih Annual session begins on lhnredAy sept H.
is5g Limited IN number. For catalogues apply %
GEO. e. BU Lhi. A. Nj Principal
COLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young la
aiex bridgeport Conn. Address Mss EMILY NhLstN
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

SCTOOT. OF ATTS.
TIE cvan'-a''o- % caifiatcs t-nior WIZ rcr'n
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER !.
Cam es contiuoned In June VII present Themselves
Tie inst session W.T. begin
MONDAY. OCTOBER e.
o. o. n az which tine al stulc IS WI attend ior Ia
trcuisfl0u.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

n full operation and in most excellent
tordlfion. Ilt teachers, te D,st patrons, the best
training and best n-ttutO Hte thef Tor
affairs 60 10 ne best 60 now Cif-
tulars sent Application. = :. fAChAHb fr'sueh'.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

90 West s-a St ft- for school OF Mines stevens
Institute sheffield &c. snd technical professions Classes N
Architectural and Me- hauca Drawing reopen september
3 A COLIN. late Engineer Corps l. : N ana Professor
Naval Academy
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

Cr'fa.ne co"c 'or. % june iast "4 i.tseA' Neni''A
49, o. ..r'e fi'rc ard Place.
b l.f. e. I'd .- U lfniu
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
yyESTON MILITARY INSTITUTE,

r-ab.nel 25 ~ L. grounds cover 10 atro- prce re
duren la $500 Anare or college OF bu-'nes- &C
comm la ard viii compare Nith any school Ia '
COUNTY, '''' ''' General A. Z JARVIS. Principal
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
: Y. AQUARWN, DroIdn1y & 35th-'t

y. T. y. 2 rIIIr0 ~ ''7'''7
Ne" COMPANY, View scenery fcN tr.cs E1gace nent ~
Mr ana ME- Hayden iia ani fhe Iag 20 ana s conn nY
thai ever appetlr. tvcly cNsni =. Nruur5 ad uriay
N4finreS. k0r-Df's hHeff1 fn HffIlI,NLt
ut Marine aud
Fresh Water Animals and Fslrs.
Admission % all, % cents children, . ecnfsf reserved
heAI-. Z. crm--.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

NEW YORK LATIN SCHOOL, % EAST
~ reopens september 9. ls79 Prepares foI CO..
schools All -tuie-
with r1acine thorcughuess French German Draw
tr Vocal ann Ipsirumenta taught without an ex
IL care Ireparaorv Department for small bofs. Gfn-
na-iuu tor day exercise Military Oru for manly gait
irac teaching gwen department OF Physical auh
Natural Saturdays Boarding pupils taken tatN
lOe, containing full Information viii be sent on application
li1nca- daily. JO IL y. HAYS, N D. PlI.
NIRG1NIUS DABNEN Principals.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

COURSES of Instruction for Young Ladies,
~ sfteT the method Of NJ. REMN, of Pans,
LtSh OCiOBER }, combining eeOuOiy ann thorOushhcs-
IOI oeiaLs address Until >eDt. H. TIE tlan4feIs
LESLIE IRVING snd j. 81 ia hi|S
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
OF BROOKLYN,
VOW nnEA

S,TTVENS HIGH SCHOOL.
- Rvcfst, between 9Th and dthsls.. H'Doken, y j.
OPENS SLPTLMBER H.
Pupil. Gtt.d for business. college or scientific institutions
COURSES OF LECl CRHS
ON natural History phys'olorv Chens'r- and Ph-s'cs
fr-irucflar given ancient and modern languages N
-t-iand ami rit cAal'eal drawing
SCHOLARSHIP
ir tho STEVEN. IN~f TIrEis gwen annually % the irs
if grace . tire graduating cli-s.
g.! .isi dru -t'i4 ci-rn .bu per ahhnh' III
thru .nf iouIr'l asses 81 ic per snuum.
,-tIt-. l'Is- fi4 O.. ..!i. a. tti u iEh ~. '-
for iious- sppv ic Ihars = slower h,liN OF ~
lh0I I.t.OH LDHAHD WALL, Principal oil tuo hisH
school
TWO YEARS COURSE IN CHEMISTRY.
suited o. in, wants ~ TIE ADDRESS moi r D is
ien. Chem. Lab OF nutgees Col, &c -'o"ui.,"cA y
rFHE Chiffon Hill Classical and English
school, Elizabeth. \. j. ares h"Ns Tor tue p's coy
,.ucation NAV improve adprn '-tsh sized m Nii.
,. N1l 80. \. a.. Flluciia ADJ rinrI.,tlt
rtNHt HILL SCHOOI5-Prep iatorv to College
PottsioHu. .-6Tadlates of iie school Invariably
enter ui!vcI .iy without clnai Jus. ~ a. ana
Scientific courses husincs-. xp.rf nree snf .u'h
teachers Home lie and culture JOHN MICS fh D. tih
WILLIAMS rOWN. Berkshire Co., Mass
into fanny for clI,I eiucanoni Terms 10 C4cuiif'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

MISS COMSTOCK. 32 and "a West 4Oth-st,
vi faoiuA Reservoir PARK.
40. 81 West iofl--t.
ENGIISIT. FRENCH ana GEkMAN Boarding and Day
school. MONDAY. ~cpteinOef -
est sOtl-st.
GERMAN and ENGLISH kI - DlKOARTEN. GfmnaS
tcs studio PiNa,e claes for young boys Cassica DC
paitmeIL
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

MONDAY. OCTOBER c,Ar 90 >. -.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
CCHOOL AND KTNDERGARTEN, 3J7 9th

- Iecpens october 5Ircncn German. Italian. spanish
by the La urh nclDd 6rck auu Lauu Dy PIuf, hsor
TIMANENl- Professor A. LALANDE Drecot of the
French Department OF this school. refers t. Pro
BOCHER lItsrverf University Baron SH1SkiS (huzsinn
AmnassaOor and 'e Rev. J. H. VINCENT. D.D. Sci CIR
. Application
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
VHE WILSON & KELLOGG SCHOOL.
57S FIFTH AVENUE SCH0oh, sj.19 H.. 67s.

A SMALL CLASS of GIRLS under Ia, will
~ meet October the vciulty OF 5et ST ana ON ave.
under experience teacher. Address nts ~ o. Col X
1. pa af ave- ReeIeucer- Parker Handy, 80 Wesi
Ssths a. Mr. IT, Sveetstr ss est 5eAsi; Airr. Joseph
Choae 30 West l7th-st, Mrs John Cotton smith, West
lOtn-sL
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

'DR. T. T. TIMAYENIS, formerly associate
II director Of Dr. sauyeur school n LANGUAGES desire
school OF has not been removed 10
sos Madsonave Will reopen october g. in Its usual
-! broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

THE MISSES GRAHAM successors to the
Mf.ss GItell WIN rel lpea fhti- EN LSN and FRENCH
HlAipl 80 and LAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LAplt~ on
TUESDAY. 81 fliA4LtIt3 81 No. ath-ave. IIu- soo"
tfa'r ana thor
instruction eyoiy department ioI which It has hitherto
l.-tL 80 L
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
'OLUMBIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
CHARLIFR INSTITUTE

\ 53 aud $50 sth-avc. rcopras Monday. September 10
lGfaloauts al the school and 10 futr ms itHlNt.
p,irci,ois 8R <. BAloN.A NJ. ", D.
1ili'll"''' s g. u. CAMPBELL, 4. II.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

! THE examination at Rogersville
Female College takes place at the
chapel of that Institution on Mon.
day, June 9, and continues through.
out the week.
The officers and teachers in this
college have been if possible. more
energetic and thorough during the
last session than usual. The school
has enjoyed gratifying.measure of
prosperity, and the excellent Presi-
dent, Rev. A. w. Wilson, seems in
better spirits than at the close Of
any previous collegiate year. His
prospects for the future are good.
and we think the final success of the
school is now beyond doubt.
On Thursday night the annual
concert by the music class es of the.
college will be given. On Friday
morning the commencement ex.
ercises will begin; consisting frstsof
the Baccalaureate address by the
Rev. S. N. McCorkle, of GreeneviHe,
Tennessee. This gentleman is we'll
known throughout this region of
country as one of the most eloquent
pulpit orators of the day. Essays
for the gold medals will be read by
the young ladies, and the diplomas
to the graduates presented. In the
afternoon of Friday, the Hon. A. II.
Pettibone, of East Tennessee, will
deliver literary address. The dis.
tinguished ability, the polished edu-
cation, the classic eloquence of this
gentleman are too we'll known and
appreciated in this country for us to
do more than simply announce that.
he will be present to secure a large
audience. His address will be a
finished, elegant literary production
lone worth riding a hundred miles
to hear.
Rogersville for thirty years has
been in the habit of opening its
doors wide to everybody on examin-
alton week. All who choose to
come are welcome. The old rule
will not be changed this year, but
on the other hand, we, the citizens
of the town, all desire to see large
number here. Come, gentlemen,
and bring your wives and daughters
with you--and bring your sons and
nephews along also. Let all come
and spend a week in the quiet town
"a week of intellectual and social
enjoyment.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

The death Of Mr.. Joseph Thomp-
son, the first week in April, and the
death of Mr.. John D. Riley, the first
week in May-two of the most en-.
ergetic and wealthy business men in
RogersVille-is a sad blow to the f.
nanciai interests Of the town. 9th
ere, however, will soon come to the
front and fill their places. The
world moves. Men come and gs
like actors on a.stage. The gather.
ing OF wealth or the making Of "our
daily bread is the occupation of us
all. To-day we toll and struggle,
full Of anxiety and care. To.mor.
row we sicken and die. The places
on earth that know, US now will
know us no more forever. Wealth,
fame-all that men labor for in this
is it worth? Nothing
We are like children chasing butter
flies. When we catch them they are
dead worms in our hands. But, "af-
ter LIES ftfuI fever is over" what
then? The Grand Master alone
knows that.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28


THE Supreme Court of Tennessee
has decided that the act of the Leg
islature prohibiting the sale of .liq-
uor within four miles of an incorpor-
ated institution of learning, is con-
etitutional law. Judge Cooper
wrote out and delivered the opinion.
of the court, and he made short work
of the matter. The courts through
out the State are enforcing the law
vigorously and the liquor sellers are
squealing. A hundred dollars fine
for selling one dram within four
miles of a school house is pretty
heavy blow at the traffic.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

a FIERCE political battle is being
fought in the Congress Of the Uni
ted States at Washington City. and
yet the people of this region take no
more interest in it than fit was the
Congress of some foreign country.
Those fellows are only manufactur-
ing ammunition for the great fight
of the two parties in 1880 before the
people. The conservative Hayes Of
two years ago has developed into q
full-fedged stalwart Radical and
goes in for using the army at the
polls in any State in the Union in
the order of the President.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28
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ESTABLISHED- 26- YEARS

Efficiency proved by actual results in thousands
of cases of Dyspepsia DEBILITY diseases peculiar to
women, Chronic Diarrhoea, Headache Scrofula and
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ChiDs and Malarial Fever. Extracts from Testi-
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Best remedy for Infammatory Sore Throat and
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P. a. SIFFERD, m. d. n. C.
After practice of many years have found no
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Successfully used in Dyspepsia and Chronic
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of Pa.
Surprising any remedy that know of for scro-'
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After an experience of near 80 years I have
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No WATERS HAVE A WIDER RANGE OF USEFUL
NESS. VA MED MONTHLY, Richmond, Va
Used with unparalleled success in hOemorrhagic
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MASS so cents and 81 bottles, g. so and SIS per
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

IN the conference of colored men,
at Nashville, w. F. Yardley, of
Knoxville. offered resolution
which was unanimously adopted,
asking of the Congress of the United
States an appropriation of $500 900.
to aid in the removal Of the coIored
people from the South. In support
of his resolution Yardley delivered
brief speech. in favor Of migration,
saying that he "was willing to leave
the State and 60 to any place where
he could enjoy the rights to which
he was entitled" Yardley has been
deprived of his rights just as much
as all other negroes Of the South has
been deprived of theirs. He asked
for license to practice law; attained
the license and goes into the court.
house at pleasure and attends to his
business before the court if he has
any 10 attend TO; no wanted 10 De
justice of the peace some years ago,
became a candidate, was elected, re
ceived his commission from
the Governor Of the State
and held the Office; he as
PRED to be Governor OF Tennessee,
apnoupeed himself as eandidate.
canyassed the State. met his pale
faced opponents on the stump in-de-
bate. and vas not insulted or in.
terrupted by white man at any
time he has been the editor and
publisher ola newspaper for years |
and has exercised the right of writ
ing and printing whatever he pleas
ed. And now this man is so terri.
s ~
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

Two of our distinguished agricul-
tural fellow-citizens-'Squire Bob"
and Capt. 'Mack attended the
Farmers Convention at Knoxville.
"Bob" was first called on to tell what
he knew about farming. He said in
reply that he thought the best way
to raise oats was to plant them in
hills, three feet apart, three stalks
in hill, and cpItiyate- with bull
tongue and double-shovel pillow.
Capt. MACK" had mind to tell
them about pumpkins. When his
crop got ripe he always had boys to
climb the trees on ladders and pick
them off carefully in baskets. 1t
was a bad plan to shake them of,
because they would get bruised in
falling.
These two farmers, with few
more of the same sort, are going to
organize an agricultural society in
Hawkins county forthwith.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28

DR.. PIERCE on two hot, dry after
moons, has called US into the drug
store and cooled rs off with glass
OF delicious ice-cold soda water. We
don't know anything which can get
away with q goblet of soda water
this hot weather, unless it would be
a treat of strawberries and cream.
Everybody ought to go and take a
glass Of soda. 1t is good-very good.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-05-28
in theS9 mountains.

The ledge of Good Templars in
Rogersvills is exerting quiet but
powerful influence for good in this
community. We earnestly trust the
organization will continue to pros
per, and that all those who have
taken the pledge will remain true.
To some young men ofour aequaint.
ance, there is salvation and honor in
side the lodge, which, outside, there
is ruin sure and swift.