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TRAINS leave Hunters Point: ss5. 10 and II ma
trains al Others through exp pns s p m
presses Win tbfo ca n 1 s o p m being special fast
Leave Long Beach 643 $40 $780, li:4o m. PAS s45
SUNDAY rein. leave Hunters Point: g. s:s5 ana IL m.
BrOokh time Is Returning at intervals so o an
Pine street Annex boat all afternoon trans
oNG BRANCH. FIVE TRIPS DAILY.
1o cTrY p OF FJ : 9 PLYMOUTH ROCK
and M ana sun LsaHes s 2st P Pa1t
H. % ii @ gp mi N Pier D. n including sundays
FARE SOC EXCURSION TICKETS ONLY coo.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
pS s soaagfsns Ess A sf,a' y "a
Tgops 5 leave Ma9 sna Re Reach q 10 o5
Steamers d r. NARTIN and THpios corIyE,F oo,ne,,
me MN trains via BAY RIDGE leave Pier foot Of WHITE
c so 10 gS and half Trans Sap LEAVE 11 MaPnatta Beach
p m ''' "'Di" "Oii iO'iO "- 70 iol'
62 G%9XGERTs * GBIMoREs FAMOUS BAND
TsSa Of so Mr. IPrP Sc a al Stsss
eRANp DISPLAY OF FiREwoRKs
by the under NeFa ,Se S5SC1 So%gany
Mr. JAMES pa IN o ii fo9Sc .,
EVERY SATURDAY EVENINe
FAIRY LAND AT MANHATTAN BEACH
every Tuesday and Thursday night permitting
STARRd ., Glen ISLAND, L. |. sound
- -""St dtv summer resort In America
Snperlor dinners Ia
Old fashioned RHODE ISLAND CLAN BAK serveg
arrival Of each $500 IN
Two grand daily JOYCES CELEBRATED
SEW hNfN-FIRST REGIMENT BAND
49,, Including the following solO'Sfs
MY louise Linden >aXOphpne Bent BrOs. Comet
a 4i"SA' huphonium C. Lowe. XylOcslme e.
=, ,~. , - Ponuar steamers
MAIlEAMAN, LAURA NJ. SrARTN and SYLVAN
DELL will make TRIPS follows
Pierls r BrOome-st- F. r. SSd-st e Il Glen island
$50 A. VI. 500 A NJ NJ
1918 a. NJ. l0:a5A .1o9o II NJ
ll:l5 A. NJ Hasa NJ NJ
A'Ao T. NJ l:45 ~ ppm $50 II.
945P " :P.M $50 p. NJ.
34hP VI. 4PM Up nj.
80 53oP NJ 5s5PM sP NJ.
Make opy 33d and BroO nests. lalinrS
EXCURSION TICKETS ACE; CLAN RAKE TICK KITS 75o
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L1ALL RIVER LINE.

h FOR FALL RIVER, BOSTON AND THE EAST
best route To White Mountains, nd all
cipal cities, inland
the provinces The splen'.d
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
leave Vow YORK daily (uudays inoluleD $50 ~ IN from
P.r ~ " r. foot o Murrays. aud direct Fall
without .npping M Newport Grand promenade
ever evening ~ me splen btnl, an or,hcrs attached
these 'telmcrs. Long water
morning trains 10 Boston short (time aud
anna FfAt
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y EW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ NEW LINE.
BOUND RROOK HOTTIE


rooo For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
Iberty-st ~ "' ''''i'" - H. H. vi ~. J'' ioo1 vi
or ilaelphia Ninth and Greensts at 7:d5 $50
T. ~ 1o q Also, 5;oo q ~ sunday at S45 m,
40 s8 hrd and Berlssts OF $780, 7:i5 His m l3o43o
or reno Warren and ruckersts $780, 7:45, $780, 1l:l5
5;30. ~ D. IN. - - - " w "' CIV MI
ffssetuiIi trains leave Philadelphia for New-Yorl
from stations Phila. and Reading r. Ninth and Green.
,s al $50 $50, $50 IL l:l5 345, $40 6:s5 IL D. M
'n SUNDAY, at S:45 a. $50 - -
10 lhlrd and Berkssts at 800 500 9;l5 3:so
30, o:2o 1880 D. Sunday at 7:45 n M, d.
~ nv, itenol warren aud Tuckersts.-l25. CPS SOB
l;2o, e:25 a NJ, 6:l5 y. IN.
connection il Jersey City Station 70 and from
brooklyn and Erie Depot Jersey CITY
for sale at foot Of Liberyst Nos 2S9 26 40l
III, 5oh l,"23 Broadway, and the principal hotels:
BROOKLYN. '' ~ ~ ' " '"'''
~ y Transfer Company. Dodds Express will for and
cDeck baggage from hotel residence destination App
be made at ga and 1873 broadway, 1856 sixth
ave- Ncw-NdIk and Court-st., Brooklyn
graph. ~ ~ NV
Joseph s. HARRIS. HIP BALDWIN
f..
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Eertnres ano Alseliuqs.

A ME a lNSTITUTE.-Quart meet
:, my ihuisday August 4, in "a Cooper rDson AZ
= " n. SHAS NICK. LEoSER, Rec. sec'y
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excursions.
7 oNG BEACH.
NEW SCHEDULE, JULY 81.

THROUGH TO LONG BEACH WITHOUT cHAsaH
IN 80 MINUTES
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NJ RS. NJ. G. RIGGS reopens her School for
~ Girls al Rutherford, NewJersey September IA AK
boarding pupils for College Circulars on appic
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MISS HAlNES'S SCHOOL, Woodside L. o.
NA Hartford, Conn-LOcatio1 unsurpassed for heahfu
ness ana picturesque surroundings. Fun In Engsh
french GerInan. Italian. Latin music and painting
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- ONLY DIRECT LINE TO NEWPORT r. T.
The best route TO Marthas Vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod
resorts ana a points Old Colony Railroad
D th@ line Fares lower than 10y other Mag
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
iehV" NeH-lorS daily (~untsvs M
flcr-', ~ r. Connection by Brooklyn D. H..
Jeraey city, I y. - - , '
llckets aud .terooms both lines
pl' hotols traner and ticket oices. at the oihcc
Pier * and seinlcrA
List Of tours aud excursions at low rates free app
cation
GEO T.. COsSoR, o. p. A.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on TOU-
u sAroNi Cand NAUGArUCk RAfLROA Disclaimers
Ieave Caiharlhe SUP AZ l:3D a. m. Twenty third
st. East River 3lo IN Fare lower thInby
EOl. THE
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A MEXICAN School Institute. Estd. 1855.
MISS HEsSE's EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,

4'h l23 Ffavo near -st-Teachcrs
vded VII" positions ame colleges schools with compe,
tent instructors Miss iear refers the following
families; Hon Hamilton Fish, Hon. exSenretary Evarts
aud Mr.. Cyrus w. Field.
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PlNCkNEY'S SCHOOL AND COLLEGE DIRECTORY.
AZ Office frce by mail cents. Special Catalogues OF the
best schools furnished gratis.
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| AIDES SEMINARY. Somcrvilc, n. j.

| ASELL SEMINARY, Auburndalc, Mass
- uelghuul Home School for Young Women. Only one
teaching household arts cooking, rcsscutng literary
o Oh gh grade Vacancies nd In order Of application
Mention this paper. &. G. RRAGDON, pnncipnl
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MISS A. G. MORGAN'S School for Young
~ Ladies and Girls, Portsmouth, n. reopens Septcn
Der % ISL During vacation apply crcuars and nfr
nation Ia Mrs. j. III. FOSTER 2S5. 1850 '''''
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rTNIIE HILL SCHOOL,
II POTTSTOWN, PENN, gig hours from New-York.
school begins September II. Excep ional
preparing boys for leading colleges and universi tie
JOHN MEIES innI
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DARENTS in search of schools for their
children Will find prospcctuscs OF the best in the
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MISS MOTIFS English and French family
4NA and Day School for Young Ladies' 10 Wall at New.
hsvei Conn The oth year begins September Circu.
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MICHIGAN LAKE SCHOOL.

N. y.
FOUNDED 1850 Vicious and fnsubordnate bovs riod,y
eNcluded Parents who value schoarsbip and
military discipline with freedom from Town or VII
asc are invited to send
ahs hlghlands Of the Hudson Free from malaria Health
recreation by boating bathing skating and fishing on tbe
lake with gymnasium and field sports s4O0 to $500 peI
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MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day School
4VA for Young ladies' the III udson viii re-
open Wednesday, September IL. ' ~
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VIE HIGH SCHOOL at Lawrencevle n. j.,
n will enter its (72d)
Gay o. September next sAMUEL ~ IA MILL, D. D.. priu
i've home for boys preparing
sonable. ' ' '
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JhAINs leave Hunters Point; 1916, 10 and IL n m. .
soi .ov sIiu =. n lhe $40 and 530 D.
oot change the u and $3.50 being special fas @
presses with through from BROOKLYN.
Leave Long Beach, 645, $40 $50 lilo a m. OAK AK
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

Mr.. E. W. Adkins, clerk of the
circuit court, returned Tuesday night
from Nashville.
Mr.. Ed. 81. EIEards, a clever and
popular young typo of this city, left
yesterday morning for Kingston to
take charge of the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine agency for Roane
County.
Capt. Sam P. Rowan, of Maryville,
was in the city and gave the CHRoNI
Gle pleasant call yesterday.
Capt. J. P. Edmondson, OF the inter
nal revenue service, located at Athens
was in the city yesterday.
Capt. w. A. Harper, our worthy
chief of police, has returned with his
family from brief visit to the hons
of his father in the lower end Of TIT
county.
Rev. L. B. Cald of the e, 7. w
University, at Athens, came up OF
yesterday evenings train.
Capt. G.. T. Gates, OF Maryville, re
turned Tuesday night from bushes
trip to Atlanta, Ga, and went owe
home yesterday evening.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

IT'S dangerous to trifie with health,
t, risk breaking down consti ution
or under mine strength by experiment.
ing with medicine that is doubtful or
CHAP, made by adventures, especial
ly that made as substit lite for other
medicine which is Of great reputation,
and recommended after years Of trial
by such reliable people IS Bishop
Pierce, Hon. Alexander 81. Stephens,
Hon. John Gill Shorter, Bishop
Beck with, Hon. John B. Gordon, and
hosts of Others OF such high Integrity
and undoubted il t lligence who
would not deceive. They who copy
initiate, subst tute or deceive are
guilty of crime. The laws OF the land
have decided that tae only Simmons
Liver Regulator or Medicine legiti-
mstely made and legally entitled to
name and fame Is that manufactured
by J. II. Zeilin & Co.; all others are
frauds and counterfeits.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

New York.money Market.


NEW YORK, Feb. 2.--Money Lola
LOG. Governments 4.82a4 S23. Ala
bama, class A, advanced to 722; Moth
Carolina skies, third class, to 81; Ten
nessee skies, old, to 40, aud new SERIES
to 49,.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2--Cotton-net
receipts COL bales; gross SITS bales.
Futures closed steady; sales
1l2 600 bales. February II 2Os1l 81;
March IL 3sa1l.40; April 1l.55s1l Sc;
Nav H. SO III 20; June IL SOIL 81; July
1l.9l; August IL 96a1l.97; Sep
Timber 11.44.11 Al.
New York Cotton Market.
New YORK. Feb. 2.-Colton dull nom
inal; sales 3l7 bales; uplands IL IL 49,;
Orleans II Is Ice; consolidated net re-
csipts 1905 bales; exports to Great
Britain 1881 bales; t, France
8,525 bales; to continent 966 bales.
General Market.
| NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Southern floul
dull and unchanged. Wheat heavy
| J &c lower and very light export
dem and; 1ngraded red $l.14a1 ISL
Corn less active and a shade easie r
ungraded 50454c. Oats opeied GAL
better and closed weak; No. 49e
Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugs
dali aud nominal; fair to good refinin
Ss,74e; prime 7sc; refined quiet
standard A 81 &c. Molasses dull an
unchanged. Rice steady and moder
sts trade. Wool dull and heavy
domestic fleece 58a52c; pulled 2la45t
{ unwashed 14a38c; Texas 14a3S. Por
dull, heavy and lower; old $l4.OOal4.5'
middles dull and lower; long clea
: $500; short So 80; long and shol
So 20. Lard heavy, about TIC lowe
= and fair trade, SO 95a10.G0.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03
The A. M. Il o. X. X. Sale

The A. M. q .. X. X. Sale.
Bruce" writes from Richmond to
the Index Appeal
The rumor that General Mahone's
mission to New York has some con-
nection with the purchase of the A
M. & o. r. R., seems to be gaining
ground. He has been absent for a
week or more. 1t is thought that a
New York syndicate, of which Jay
Gou Il is the controlling spirit, con-
tenpia'es the purchase of that prop
erty at the sale next month, and If
this is effected that General Malone
may secure the presidency OF the road
under that management No one
here, however, have met knows any
thing about Mahone's movements,
and the whole natter ia mere coDjec-
ture, without any apparent sub.tanlial
foundation. Il there is any truth in
these negotiations reported to be going
on in New York and they result in the
Senat ,r-elect from Virginia being re-
insisted as the manager of his old
road, it would hardly change any of
his plans concerning his Senatorial
career. The two positions in these
days, wien railroad and other corpo-
rations play such conspicuous parts il
the national legislation, would nct
conflict with one another at all. A
there is SO little known about the dis
position Of this Virginia road, all con-
! lectures are worse than useless.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03
PENCELETTES.

H, J. Ovens calls attent on to his
notice of White Goods. ii3d2t
The merchants are beginning to re-
ce!ve and display their garden seeds.
According to the Democrat, Burger,
H,.rh & Co., of Maryville, Will ship
over 10 900 bushels of peas from that
place this season.
MaryViIle has telephone used by
CAPT. ". b. Kirk, postmaster, to con-
meet the post>office with his livery
stable.
Tom Buford, the Kentuckian VINO
gas ACQUITTED last week OF the murder
of Judge Elliot, on the ground OF 'in-
eanitV.p has been commit ed ID an In
sane asylum.
Mr.. 81. Il. Tallmadge, general man
aOer Of the East tennessee Telephone
Exchange, is in GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
nrepatiog to establish telephone
System there.
NJ. Lea Hall, formerly with the
cIotEiDg house of Nathan Stern IL
his city, has secured q situation a!
salesman for a. s. Gump, clOthier, a
Bristol.
Nashville merchants and busines
men are having lively contest owe
The question of their exposition
whether it shall be in the spring or II
the fall.
Col Chas. E. Smedes, for some tim
pat the genial host of the Maxwell
house, Nashville, has severed his con
nection Herewith and gone to Beer
sheha Springs. He is succeeded by J
Il. Futon, ESQ.
A number of prominent railfoa
freight and passenger agents wer
holding an informal conference
Chattanooga Tuesday, discussing ma
ters pertaining ID rates on Southef
railways. Mr.. Jas. r. Ogden repre-
sented ,he E. T., V. & g. Railroad.
Atlanta Constitution: Mr.. job l
Wrenn. who has SO creditsbiy file
the position Of the Southern passer
ger agent for the East Tennessee, Vii
ginia aud Georgia Railroad, has r.
Signed to accept the same position +
The great Pan Handle route for tn
territory. Mr.. Wrenn is a your
man. but his capacity for his occup
tiop is recognized by all with who
he comes in con act. His headqusrte
viii be Atlanta, and his connectit
VITA the Pan Handle begins to-day.
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Two Organs.

Regulate first the stomach, second
the liver; especially the first. so as to
perform their functions perfectly and
you will remove at least nineteen
twentieths Of all the ills that mankind
is heir to, ia this or any other climate.
Hop Bilters ia the only thing that
will give perfectly healthy natural
action t. these two organs.--Msine
Farmer
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Read This Letter---It Is Only One
of Many.
SPRINGFIELD, ROBERTSON Co., TENN,
NOyemher 9th 1880

SPRINGFIELD, ROBERTSON Co., TENN,
November 9th, 1880.
DR. j. BRADFIELD-Sir: My daughter has been
suffering for many years with that dreadful Attic
ton known as Female Disease, v h CHI mas cost me-
many dollars, and notwithstanding 1 had the best
M edical after dance, could not find relief l have
used many other kinds Of me icine without any
effect 1 had Just about given her up, was out of
heart, but hal pened in the store Of W. W. Ecker
several weeks since, and he knowing of my
daughters atfiiction, persuaded rue to try bottle
of your Female Regu ator, She began to improve.
at once was so delighted with It's effect that
bought several more bottles.
The price, S15O bottle, seemed to be very
high at fist but now tn nix 1t the cheape pre-
paration en- the globe, aad knowing what l do
about It, II to-day one of my family was suffering
with that awful disease, would have 1t II II cost
$50 bottle, for can truthful y say it ! as cured
my daught sound and well. and myself and
wife do most heartily recommend your Female
Regulator to be Just what 1t is recommended to
| be- Respectfully,
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1000 Bags Plaster, for Sale by
w. W. WOODRUFF & CO.


California is called the Golden State;
Colorado, the Centennial State; Con-
neeticut, the Wooden Nutmeg State;
Delaware, the Blue Hen; Florida, the
Peninsula State; Georgia, the Empire
State OF the South; Illinois, the Suck r
State; Indiana, the Hoosier State;
Iowa, the Hawkeye State; Kansas, the
Garden of the West; Kentucky, the
Blue Grass State; Louisiana, the Gre
ole State; Maine, the Pine Tree State
Minnesota, the North Star; Mas
sachuse Is, the Bay State; Mich
gan, the Wolverine State; New
Hampshire, the Granite State
New Yoik. the Empire State
North Carolina, the Old North State
Ohio, the Buckeye State; Pennsylva
MIA, the Keystone State; Rhode Is
land, Little Rhoda; South Carolina
the Palmetto State; Tennessee, the BIZ
Bend State; Vermont, the Greer
Mountain State; Virginia, the Oh
Dominion; Wet Virginia, the Pal
Handle State, and Wisconsin, tn
Badger State.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03
Legislative Points.

T. 6. Steele, the candidate for secre-
tary Of State, who died last Saturday
at his home in shelbyville of heart
disease, was brother of John w.
Steele, representative from Bedford
county in the present house OF repre-
sentat.ves. Deceased was assistant
clerk in thu sensts,of the last general
assembly.
American: There is no foundation
ton for the rumor that Gov. Hawkins
has already decided t, name persons
for the different appointments within
his gift.
The governor sent in:o the house
Monday his frat veto message. with
holding his approval to house joint
resolution No. 16 to appropriate SLAP
for the payment of the railroad tax
assessors on the g1ound that all ap.
propristions should be made by law.
At the session Monday, Senators
CASTOR and Daniel and Representa-
tlves Steele aud Smith were grant I'd
indefi nite leave Of absence on accou ut
of sickness.
In the senate bill was introduced
and passed first reading to authoriz:
mayors and recorders to issue execu'
ton upon fines and costs imposed by
them in the mayors and recorder
court.
The bill introduced in the sena.
Saturday, for the relief of E. w
Adkins, clerk of the circuit court o
Knox county, was introduced by MI
Huddleston, and not by Mr.. Small
= man, as reported.
On the nineteenth ballet for secre
tary of state, Tuesday, on which Hor
D. A. Num- was elected, Speake
= Morgan, OF the senate, was the frs
Democrat Who voted for Mr.. Mum. b
explained his vots by saying that b
had voted eighteen times Democra
- and the convention had spent MOI
;. than the salary of the State secretar
- amounted to, and in order to break til
:. deadlock he would vote for Republ
can-D. A. Mum.
! The Republicans applauied and NJ
~ Thompson said: brand him, brar
~ him! He has disgraced his party al
= :, the speakership OF the senate!"
= Mr.. Warren, Greenbacker, chang
~ to Mum. Messrs. Driver and Bucha
=, an, low.tax Democrats, also chang
, to Mum. Mr.. Davis, another low-t'
- Democrat, changed to Num-, but 1
49, forwards went back to Snodgrass, b
candidate.
There was, according to the Bann'
much confusion and excitement .
:, tending the result of the ballot. and
~ lively spat between Mr.. Wiltse,
49, Hamilton, and Clerk Long, of
:, senate, which promised somethi
~ more than words. The trouble or
n0 out of an accusation by Mr.. Will
ng thai the clerk did not seem disposed
Try call theroll. A further conflict v
,es prevented by friends.
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Explanatory.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


NASHVILLE, Tenn,
Feb. l, 1881.
Mr.. EDITOR: A short communica-
ton from Greeneville, signed "Alto, "
and published in the CHRONICLE of
the 30th, would pass unnoticed by
me did it not purport to come from
the county which represent.
The writer may have forgotten
that Cooper was elected over john
son by Republican votes. He may
also have forgotten that Johnson
was elected over Bate by Republican
votes: In both these elections, as
in the election of Howell d. Jackson
the Republicans being unable tc
elect Republican took their choice
between Democrats.
It must be remembered that thu
Republicans have only Al votes, ou
of one hundred on joint ballot. Ii
taking the thirtieth ballot no Repub
licans voted for Jackson. It was no
until Democrats arose and changed
their votes to Scion E. Rose, so a
to give to him a clear majority, tina
Republicans began changing t.
Jackson. Jackson is a conservativ
State>credit Democrat. Rose wa
the candidate of the extreme low-ta
Democrats. If the Republican
could have elected Republican n
one of the forty-seven would hay
been found voting for a Democra
No Republicans were more anuou
for the election of Maynard tina
those who voted for Jackson.
hope that this is satisfactory.
A. B. WILSON.
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Another Candidate.

By large majority the people OF
the United States have declared their
faith In Kidney-Wort as remedy for
all the diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver; some, however. have disliked
the trouble of preparing it from the
dry form. For such, a new can didate
appears in the shape of Kidney-Wort
in Lixuid Form. It is very concen-
tr8tsd, is easily taken and is equally
ell ;ient as the dry. Try it Louis
vile Post.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03
81. D. EEATHERsToE.
Mothers MOthers!! Mothers II!

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
ret by sick child suffering and crying With the
circulating pain of cutting teeth? So go az
once and get bottle OF MRS WlNsLo"
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor TA1Ie
sufferer Immediately depend upon It, There Is 10
mistake about it. There Is not mother on EARTH
who has ever used it, who VIII not 'el you d. oiloe
tina It will regulate the bowels ana give resi- 10 Inc
otber and relief and health to the child operating
like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases
and pleasant to the taste. and is tie prescription
of one of the oldest and best female physic ans
and nurses In the United States. Sold everywhere
% cents bottle.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03
Notice..

A mett ting of the stockhoioefs VI
the Wheeler Iron and Goa! Com papy
is hereby called for February lI'n,
1881, for the Election of Offieers. SAID
meetno will be held at the Law Office
of VIM. M. Baxter, In Knoxville,
Tenn, at ii o'clock 3. 10. on that day
JNO. BAXTER,
.noedeod1Ot President.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03
CENTRAL COAL CO.,
Dealers In
COAL CREEK LUMP COAL
)fice-Clfnch street. opposite Custom House.
E. E. MCCRosKEY,
tdtf. General Agent
GET YOUR, MEATS

At MetIer & Zefgler's stall or store
If you want Choice Meat Of any kind, don't Ia,
to call at Meter IL Zeigler's Stall, West SID, =,
Market House; or, If after market hours eau o.
their store. West Side OF Square. TheJ 49, 49,,
keep the very best of Fresh Meats, Hams - Ito
fast B con. sausage and everything in then hne'
They guarantee satisfaction.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors ana
.ndiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay. loss OF manhood. ETC., 1 will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary In South
America Send a self addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN. Station D., New York isy.
janl deodwly
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

Cheap lie insurance Twenty-Five
cents will buy box OF DR.. TUFTS
Pills, and they will restore the func-
tons OF the liver, stomach and bowels
the sources from which nearly every
disease originates. II these organs
act we'll, q long and healthy life is
assured. Make the investment; II
will be profitable one