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THE CIIltONICLE
It. W. THOMAS, KDITOIv.
t. M. NKII1.KTT. .1. A. llllAVr.
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C'ltirl&Mville, Ti'ini.t
FRIUAY,'.'!.7.'..'.'..'.7.'."..JULY 21, 1S08.
ron lMMIHIDIONT
OF TIIK
UNITED STATES:
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
FOK VICE-rRESIDEXT :
FRANK P. BLAIR,
.vissoi nr.
THE SlTlOJiALWSCtSi
Local self government !
A white uiftn's country t
One kind of money for rich and.
poor alike
TllK legal effect of the iateainnesty
proclamation is lieing discussed ex
teiiKiveiy, ami the important fact es
tablished, by judicial decisions and
the usages of all civilized govern
ments, Is, that amnesty restores all
offenders embraced within its provis
ions to their legal Ktatus before the
commission of the oli'onsc. This
point Is ho clearly set tied that none
will question it who are not resolved
to do wrong in defiance of law. In
this country, tho light of the Presi
dent to pardon is a constitutional
right, and the right of tho pardoned
to its full benefit as settled by law,
can only lie barred by the most bare
faced tyranny.
If wo aro not mistaken, when the
Missouri test oatli was before the Su
preme Court, it decided that amnesty
restored all the original rights of the
persons amnestied, and that tho test
;it It was unconstitutional, in part,
because It was designed to deprive
pardoned citizens of the right to vote.
Itefore tho war, tho status of the
South, was tlie enjoyment of the
rigid of suffrage, and sinee it is an es
tablished fact that amnesty restores
every right, onco deemed forfeited,
every whito man in the South, of the
proper age, and not excepted from the
benefit of the pardon, has a clear le
gal right to vote.
To tills it. will be objected that the
right of suffrage is determined by
Stale law's, and that in Tennessee, the
prohibition, being the work of the
Legislature, is of higher authority
than the dictum of tho Federal Kx
ceutive. In reply, wo assert that the
presumed offense of tho people of
Tennessee was not against the State,
but against the Federal ( ioyornmont.
The people constitute tho State, mid
it is a novel idea that tho Slate can
commit treason against itself. And
if a State can not offend against Itself,
the disfranchisement of Hie majority
by tho minority, Willi the aid of fed
eral bayonets, is crime so heinous, a
wrong so intolerable, that .submission
coa-.es to bo a political virtue. And
Miicc it is undeniable that the amnes
ty lias all (lie effect of a federal en
actment and Is therefore the supreme
law, resislance to it by the bogus
Legislature is rebellion against the
Federal (i.ivei nnieiil, which is bound
to protect by force if necessary, every
citizen In the exercise of tho rights
restored by said amnesty.
It is contended, and rigidly too,
that if a foreigner merely llle bis in
teiilloiit.i hecome a citizen ami on
ins return to his native lain! is coii
wrlpteil or otherwise molested, it is
the duly of the I'nited Stall's to right
his wrongs by every means at it
command. And are tlnise born and
reared upon the soil of I lie failed
States entitled to less protection than
the n itivcs of foreign lauds'.' There
would lie iui occ ision to ask (bisques
tion, lu'd a government limited by
tho Constitution and guided by wis-
Inii; but since tho tyranny in Ten
nossee Is uphold by tho despotism at
'Washington, our only hone lor lib
erty and right lie.- in the manly oxer
else or our conl mil nnril privileges
and a firm purpose to maintain them
by all legitimate means.
Tl.o amnesty re t nvs tons thcright
of sullVanc, lot us exercise il and ap
peal to the President to protect lis, so
far at least, as to keep quiet the
armed slaves t f liadiealism, standing
guard, in our mid-.!, over the partisan
Interests of usurpers,
Tho ino-t cxiiau-live argument,
backed by tho highest authority and
the Ih'sI established precedent-, will
avail nothing hero tio question is
one of force rather than of right; still
it ptrciigihfiis any cause to have jus.
lite on its . 'l ie, and this is the Mile
iv.i.-on why the right should bo cloaily
established. To Ibis extent only is
argument of any avail.
Purest ikni' John -on has sent a
message to Congress reeuminendiug
several iiinoudmciUs of tho i'ed.iid
Con-l it ut Inn. We have no space for
any su. It Pfelicul imiim iiso. I'vi'ii
Mippnsiu tiie prop i-.nl amendment,
to lie J.ali ! el , li Wan outrage up. in
Jn-tiiv to attempt l i u-.'ike tin m lit a
time w hcu the nil. m' I ' Si.ucs
lire di .frail -- hi -i I ud tie- w !n-V coun
try i in a state o!' unu .i-oiiiu : vile
nii nl. and w hen, in la. i, il. ;- is
practically n Cuu.l it ut ion to amend.
Hkast Uutb r's rciMld in New Or
leans, so long -oppressed by Slant 'ii.
I. I, in- v- i,m!.h- .I
Ox Mo-winy noxt tlir Lonlnlaturr,
or the irrosiwmsiUu mob that OKsiimfg
Hint title, will convene In Nanhvillo,
in oxtra Mcxnlon. The purpose for
which it Iscalkid toRi-ther, Old Proe.
him not thought proper to disclose,
and It la fair to infer that the object is !
neitner wise nor patriotic nor humane
which requires the cloak of Kcercey
until the moment of Its enforcement.
The prevailing opinion is that the
purpose for which it Is convened is
tho organization of n militia force peace, to n point ko low, that to
snmeient to oventwe tho people, scaU ft
ter political gatherings and control j mutes sell for only 73 in gold, while
tho bullot box. This Isour opinion of jtlte bonds of llrn.ll, liearlng only
the matter, and it may bo flint, to four jn-r cent Interest; bring over 00 in
save expense to bankrupt treasury, f" i,nVeeneronehed upon the just
thl.s militia will bo quartered upon , rights' of the Executive,
the citizens requiring them to feed j They have threatened the Indepen
nnd hwlgo tho ngont of tho central j u;n' "f, 4,10 H"premo Court.
,... -v i in 1 hov have tin ustlv, and without
tyrnnnyHt Nashville. Icnuso,' impeached and put noon trial
We earnestly wish no Mich outrage tho President himself, and, by every
may bo contemplated, and wo wisli stiecies of denunciation, and even by
so because we aro for peace, ami Is- j ''reals of assassination, haveondeav
, ,, . ' . ' , , ored to forco the Senate to convict
cause we believe that the people have illm, In order to place in tho execu
quletly borno Insult and wrong until five chair ono wlio will list its power
further forbearance ought not and ' to roiinnnrtte that glgantio wrong
will not be practiced. -Tho militia "Ktinst the Constitutional, against
, f . , our own race and kindred.
was called Into service a year ago, and, Tho convention in New York met
what was the necessity for it? and for tho purpose of organizing to over
what good did It accomplish ? Jtiln-, throw the party in .. power for this
lluenee was for evil everywhere, and K'eat wrong, and to restore the Union
, , , jm i i and tho Constitution and the rights
for good nowhere. Tho people aro to-1 of tllP sttltps nll(1 ull tlie staU I1)k.r
day oppressed with taxes to pay for it. Now, I do not wiy tho nomlna-
that ltadieal luxurv, and to Increase
tt...f .t.,u. i. 1.,.. w.. ,..iin.... ..r
j i . 1
uionmo lusuiung nravauo may jirove
a dangerous experiment. T hero is u
point in the history of every desiiot
isni, where the power was not Irresist
ible and the people willing slaves, at
which slumbering energy and latent
love of liberty have revolted against
unbearable wrongs and the oppressed !can (orj)Hi
clothed In the panoply of war and Fourth.' Tlie Civilized Southern
strengthened by the broad principles Corps.
of Justice, have hurled tho despots' The Hi-st, or democratic Corps, was
, J ,T. . . , , ful'v organized, with ranks well
from power. History oft rcpeaU it-j fiiiJd, but not in sufltcient numbers to
self, and when Uiopooploof the State secure the victory,
see the utter political und pecuniary! There was the War Democratic
ruin prepared for them by such dotes- j ''T. whil,' "uppwted Lliionn in
. ,, 1 l, , x , .i 1H84: but which, m consenuenee of
tabic wretches as Brownlow and the. the prcnt wroK ni,OVe mentioned,
native and imported minions who was ready to sever itself from tho
obey his lawless will, can it lie cx- Kudicnl army under General Grant;
peeled that they will prostrate them-
selves in utill moro abject submission j pissed to speak of me as a leader,
to such tyrants and say your will lie ', who, for the same reasons, wore ready
done? Even tho dirty instruments to join tlie Orund Army, and do all
of our wrongs are surprised that a no r IK,wur to bl ln "llccM8 to "r
bio and gallant people have so long i 'piie'twolast are tlie recruiting cons.
tolerated the iniquities of a maraud- ( Tliey hold tho balance of power. As
lug band, gathered together under the mill5'r of policy had the first ofllcc
,.,, , , , , been given to a chief of tlie ono or of
protection of federal bayonets, and ! tllL, 0fht,r it- woul(, hVe made our
plundering tlie people under the very victory more easy, If not more cer
folds of tho federal flag. Wo want i tain.
peace, but i-piirn it upon Itadical Fvi'rybody knows that the 1"
I s.r , , . . I of this contest is to depend upon the
terms. A e want peace, but not the , llnj0.t!1 nt question, whether wesliall
peace that Is born of usurpation and, be able to recruit those two cor; in
ni!iintaiiie.l bv lnwbM force. Wo 1 sufficient numbers, and carry them
want thonoaooofa e-overnment based '
upon equal rights and administered in
tho spirit of justice. Tho militia can
ho the negotiator of no Mich peace;
but ns emissaries of the devil, tlie
mission must be one of discord per
haps of blood.
It is said that Mr. Kvnrts, tlie new
Attorney General, will lie required to
decide upon tlie effect of amnesty ni- i
on puiitiea. rig.,,. We think he wil. j
find it diliicult to discriminate he-1 questioned patriotism, of great abili
tween civil and political rights asef-!tyand experience, wholly with us
fected by an unconditional pardon, ! "I'-'iithe ivliig a paramount Issue;
uidtoshow adequate authority for;
adequate authority for
restricting lis operation to ono class or
rights and against another.
1'iitrlotlc l.i'lor lroni Noiintov Unu-liltlc-
NupportH lli 0m
oi'riilu Tii'kvl.
Washington, July 1.1, lc'iS.
O. 11. Ortramkr F.tq., IhinviUc I)tn:
lt:.vn Sin: I am in receipt of your
letter of the bub in -taut, iii which,
speaking for yourself and forly-eighl
other Conservative Republicans of
your town, you express a "sense of
disappoint meut mid regret that no
better names had been offered by the
lleinocratlc party In lead the conser
tive and patriotic masses of tho peo
ple to victory, and tho Radical Re
publican party t-i deserving and mer
iled defeat. As a gentleman and a
statesman Mr. Seymour holds our
respects, lint as a Peace Democrat wo
are indisposed to vote for him," and
you are pUa-cd to say t lint ifiny
name, among other , had been placed
at tho head of tlie ticket, "ail would
have gone well, and victory would
have I icon certain. " You desire my
opinion upon tho situation und "tlie
prospects i.f a third parly."
I (hank you for the confidence thus
reposed in nie, an. I shall not shrink
from tho rosponsihlity of staling
liaiikl v my opinion.
1 do not thtiili (lie organization or veto hy a party vote. So tuis act,
any third party is wise, or can work which' is revolutionary in its eharao
any practical good to tho great cause : tor, and in the opinion of many may
In which we arc i ngage I. I n (in
very nature ot tilings, w hen great
iiriiiciiilos arc at slake, mid there can
be, but twoelleeiivo political parlii
lie that is not forme, isagain-l me,"
ill politics as well as in religion, is a
trulii upon which eery wise man
compelled to act.
hat, men, is tne grout and para -
mount issue'.' What is that groat and
imp irdoiiablo wrong for w hich tlx
j;u Heal party is now arraiugcd ami
should he overthrown?
It' is siilistanl ially this:
In violation of the Const It ut ion -in
violation of pledges made and often
lone. lied, from the tlrsl linttio of I'.ull
Kun to the end of the war: iiledire to
tho N'orth to get men and money; j Hurler posted them how to vole, hut
pledges especially tualolollie Jlenio- j anothci Itadioal opposed to Holler's
oracy to gi-t tin ir support in tlie field , inea-uro got them to vote the other
and in the Icld in the elections way, which drew fortha hitter tongue
ple.li-.os made to the South to induce , lashing from tlie Massachusetts i liar
tiieia t-i lay down their nrms an I toijntan.
renew tln i'r nltoL'lanco; and iilodecsi 'J'hcre is d.niht of nil adjournment
to foroh'n powers to prevent intorvoii
tion in violation oi all these snii-mn
phtlgcs, upon which we invoUcd the
lilcssiugs of Almiirhty iod 11)1011 our
cause, and hy which alone we gained
si rengl h to master the rchcllioii in
lol.uion of (lie iialuinl and inalieua
lile richt of (lie iiilied liioii of
evoty Slate to trovern thoiuselx os and ; (piitou measure. It pussc-d tlie
in violation of the clour pro isioin. of. House when all the Ik mocratti were
1 he Const itttl ion w iiioU loavcslo each I at ihe New York Coiivoiitioii.
State for iissoif the riulit to iei;ulato 1S01110 conliileiitial lurout nf Mey
siiU'raKe, this part v' lias, w il hunt trial, moiir have had interviuw with the
I'V ' ' -ft .(a I" law.-, ilisfianohised
on. In-, Is oi t imii-uiols or llio niosi
liiU-lli'ji-nl of their I'irii'iis, iiinl lius
I ui'i-.l upon Icn lnlis anil t lx inil
lionsid oiir own ii'-;ln Siixmi liiei'
i till' llllivi-l'srll 1111,1 til I' 1 11 1 i It I SUltV.'l).'!
I . .I' Iton.l,.. ,1 l I I,,,,, t
: uinl, Hi tin' iniiiii, ' In, If
; Ui - u I m's.
i-lvilizi'ii
uir for wliii-li
I .it t!o' l:.r of
This is tin (j-ri'.'it
( 1 1, - - ir' v I- .111.1
public jiidjfctiii'iit, find for which It
hIioiiM lie overthrown.
To coiiHtmiinato Hint groat vronp,,
tliey haveatxilixlied all civil govern
ment, and civil liberty, even in these
ten State. "
They have established five nhsoluto
mllHni .loaiwtt lum - whomln nil
right to life, lliierty, and pmper-
ty, m e Mihjcct to the will or one man.
They have kept the Union divided.
'1 hey have preventeU the restora
tion of industry.
They have kept down tho credit of
the Uoverumcnt (luring three years
tlons made at ow i orK are the very
''est that could ha'o
been mado for
that
ruirnoHe.
The elements to bo organized Into
a victorious army were four fold. To
use a military figure, there wore four
Army Corps to bo organized into one
grand army:
First. The great Democrat tcCorps.
Second. Tho War Democratic
Corns.
m T? irnlili
nun lucre wiininu im.:i itiuvo ivc
publicnn Corps, of which you are
J" tI,e hourly support of Mr.Soymour.
ill wo nnn vii'toi'v uivi h IIH.
If WO
cannot, victory is ugainst us.
In my Judgment, it is our duty to
do so. The very life of tlie Constitu
tion i involved, and with it, the
rights of tho States and tlie liberties
of the people.
I cannot hesitate for one moment;
my judgment is for it; my whole
heart is in it. So fur from relaxing,
we should redouble our efforts. Rear
in mind tliattho war was ended throe
years ago, when a new era was opened
J lffi "JS'T?!
i,L ,i ,ii,;iti,i i,ui,i,,f.
and certainly no Ponnsyvanian will
forget that, hut for his promptness
and energy in forwarding tlie forces
of New Vork to Gettysburg, that
great battlu might have boon lost and
Pennsylvania overrun. While, in
Goner Rl.-iir, we have a civilian and a
soldier whoso proinptnessund indom
itable resolution seized Camp Jack
son, and saved Missouri from se
cession, who alwaysstood among tlie
foremost of the War Republicans, in
council mid in the llcld, while the
war lasted; and, when it was over,
was among tlie first demand that for
which the war was prosecuted the
Union of tlie States under tlie Constl
ttiiion, with their rights, equality,
and dignity unimpaired.
Let us unite for a victory! Let us
have peace a pence which comes not
from a violated Constitution and tlie
despotism of the sword, but a peace
which comes from a restored I uion
and the supremacy of constitutional
law, by which alone liberty issccurod.
Rciicclfullv, vours.
J. U. DOt) LITTLE.
'r Lii s i a i? n i o.
Washington, July 20. Hoth
br.inciiMs of ( 'ongress promptly passed
the Klootoral hill over the President'
I load to grave complications, j now a
1 a w
Senator Howard declared the veto
tlie most incendiary document w liieh
i has ever emanated from a President.
Mr. F. varts entered on his duties to-
isjdav. Among (ho imporlaut questions
to lie presented to him is tlie ellect of
1 the recent amnesty on those Ialioiing
j under political disabilities. It is
claimed bv some that amnesty res-
tores to all rigiitsunipiaiiiiediy.
('uriM't-hagKerH in the 1 louse eonduot
theniselves niodestly. Not knowing
how to vote they wait lor the signal
ltom Colfax who semis the pa ire, nnd
tlie llttlo fellow whiHpei', ".speaker
savs votenveorno." A fowilavsinei
this week
Jtii'lieal Southern Keprescntati ve
exnrcsH tlie conviction that all those
States will he lost to tho Kadlcals if
the hill arming my roes don't pass,
nnd tlio JncohiiiM are consulting over
tlie propriety of sitting until said hill
l.cennios a ifcv. This is a most ini-
l'rosidout rcKi ling hi ul l in sup-
port of the Di'llKHTtltir tli'ki t. .iilll-
iut; sutisfai'Uiry I ins Isen intiiuututl
tiy tin1 Kxii'iuiwutliiT limn la will
1ml sUiHirl t ni ii t . ,
Hewni-il'd pi'is-liininliiiii of tlri Mill
.1 I .1....'. .nil llio U l. I, .'Ills
They nn ilisvuslisl ivitli It. It mi-
I uouiii'i -h tin tuiii'iulnli iit tl pin t nr tlio
It'oiistiiution jiroviilisl I Mtio ami Ni'W
j.li v-"v h i I - nrlit to witl. l.iiw ll, ir
nssent, and also provided thnt the
Southern govornments are valid. ,
Ofllciul returns from tho Mississip
pi election received here show a ma
jority of 7,000 -against the constitu
tion.
Tho nomination of Col. Cooper as
Revenue Commissioner was sent in
to-day. It was anticipated in this
correspondence ten day ago. Ills
honor Is without stain, and his record
without reproach. . tho Senate will
do itself credit to confirm him.
Tlie Radicals say that the Senate
will not ron firm Gen. McClemnnd
minister to Mexico, as Grant hates
him personally.
Tho Radical system of levying on
oftleo-holders is producing plenty of
money. Their treasury, some tune
since 'depleted is again full.
JJowmxo Grkkn, Jvt.Y 20. A
grand Seymour and IllairlUtifleation
meeting is being held here to-night.
Thousand of persons from tho sur
rounding country are in attendance,
many of them having come miles to
witn'oss and participate In tlie demon
stration. Tho assemblage Is estimated to lie
the largest political gathering ever
held in this county.
Elouiicnt speeches wero made by
several distinguished speakers. Sev
eral bands of music are playing Na
tional airs, tho city is illuminated
and four balloons aro ascending, and
all is harmony and joy. '1 ho attend
ance of ladies was unusually large.
The people here are a unit for Sey
moiiMind IJIair and the Democratic
platform. Grant and Colfax and the
Jacobins ticket have no friends and
supporter in this portion of the blue-
grass region.
London, July 17. In the House of
Commons last night Iord Stanley
made the Important statement that
a reply had lieen went to tho United
States Government as to the matter
of naturalization. Minister wero
ready to accept tlie American inter
pretation of thequestion. Hethought,
therefore, no misunderstanding was
possible between the two countries.
Lord Stanley said he hail declined to
make a treaty at present, as tlie Royal
Commission, considering the general
subject, was still in session, and for
tho additional reason that the time
will not permit tho passage of a bill
at the present session of Parliament.
Washington, July 20, 1808. The
veto of the Freedmon's Bureau bill
has been delayed several days.
Tho bill to divide Texas Into three
States is likely to fail. Bingham,
Paine, nnd Farnsworth oppose it, os
tlicv fear these new States will be
come Democratic. -
Paines's bill to arm tho negroes Is
before the Senate. Its fato is doubt
ful. If it wero to pass it would delay
tho adjournment of Congress. The
President Is not at all anxious for
Congress to adjourn, which it may do
on the iirst ot August.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Whkreas, Clod In lit Infinite wisdom hns
removed from ournildst our wortliy broth
er, IHincnn King, who departed this life
November 29, 18(17. Therefore, bo It
llrnolml. That In Ihe dentil of Brother
Kiim ' reenanliM the Inserutiiblo wlxiloin
of ah nll-wlso ( Yontor, ami bow with bum
ble NUliinlsslon to his alntltfhtv decree.
Uiml' id. Thtitln his dentil lli oliurrli of
Jesus I'hriKt Inw Ioki an ettlclunt member
ninl 1 he muKoine. rnileriilty a true, mm wor
thy brother: and Unit by Ills lc-iilli we lire
icrnln reminded that all Is mortal hero
below.
Jtmnhtfil, Thnt the. mnsonlc brotherhood
hereby tender (o bis bereaved' widow und
orphan dmixhter their heartfelt sympathies
in i iiiii mm uiiiieuoil.
KcifUvt'tl, That our lodgo lie draped In
mourning hi honor of uiirdt ceased bruthi-r
and that we will wear the usual badgu of
iiioiii-iiliiic fur thirty days.
y-.V.We-.-it', That tbu widow of our deeasod
brother be furnished with u eoiiy of this
preamble nnd resolutions, nnd the
Secretary furnish a eopy of ttm sniue to tile
C'lnrksville Chronicle lor piilillcntioii.'
ViVWivi, Thai, the Seerolai-y transcribe
the proceedings here had upon tlio mi nil ten
of our Indue.
Done by order of Afncln fiode, No. Ii7,
New l'roy'idi-nee Montanmcry county, Ten-iie.-jseu,
July 1, isus.
S. U (iahhart),
H. II. Wilson, .
Ji. AV. Watts,
t'orinnllti'e.
At ' ! At -Tost ! -The finest lot of Sil
ver Tinted Ware ever brounht In this' city
hasjust been received nt RHlElt.H' HOt'SE
Kl'UNIHHIxtl KMlltlUUM, nnd muni be.
sold AT cost to rlnso the concern. AIW n
splendid lot of Itrrormlt Totltt H,f, the
finest ever brought to this city, will be (old
AT COST.
July 21, 'OS tf.
Kclllnir out nl ei-t at HoiierK' lloiise Fnr
ulshliiK Kinporluui. .iy 24 tf.
A It are liniiee.- Any one wishing to
invest lu n kouiI pnyhiK liuslnuss, will and
n (rood optiortunlly by eallliiK al ItOUEKH'
1KUIS1-: Kl'llNISllIXU KMI'DKIUM. ,Tliu
ontlie stock nnd fixtures will bo sold olinap,
the proprietors wlslilnn to leave tbu olty.
July 21, -UK-tf.
Si'lllnn out ut eont ut ltociV House Fur-iiishlu-4
Emporiuiu.
I'oslponisl - until the First Monday 111
August the s-Ue of tho deslrahle family
ri-Hideneo I'ormeily K-ciiili-. l,- (Jj W.
Lelijli, l'J.(. Male t') talio place al tlioOuiirt
hoiiHi; door, at II o'clock A. M. Terms onu
Ibinl cash.lialauee la 12 and IS imiuilis. A
lien ret lined. K. M. TltuMArt.
J. 11. Mai.i.oi:v, Aiiclloueer. .luly 21-2W.
SellhiKoul at cost at ltojiei-H' llouso Fur
nlshli'i; lanioiiuin.
l eiillieml Keallierx I -J il pounds of
nice leathers for sale. Apply tn
t HAS. U. KIIANKMN.
July 21, 11. 2w.
CLAHKHVILI.IJ
FEMALE ACADEMY.
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T Ell MS
Primary Hcpartiueiit
PiciKO-aloiy
Coll.-t;!..l!j '
KXTltAH:
,.)i-i n
, '.11 ll
... 2i ou
Mll-ie
I'e I.f 1 ul .-illili-lit
I- 'rt-ncli and i ici iuan, each
lii-i . k 101,1 I .ut 11
II- .ui.I'Mi!
W'lshlii. per diiy.i-u
Malui nlateill Its-
I"S. 11. 1
Clarlcville, .'illy L'l, 'i tf.
....: 110
.. ' '
... 211 11
.. HI I"'
.. MO ''
l
.. 2 uu
rm't.
s'i,
FLOYD ST. PLANING MILL.
nne ,inare iiculli of M., ,j
Miiiilllill lurersol llnnrn, Mimli inllN.
I rallies. Hol.tlnus. Ilra l.els ':i U- I
U'iili-ri in
K0U.li VXD DUKSSKI) I I SBER
KUIM
I.I M. AND 111 ll.lilil l I'l'M.
I1I.VI. nl'' J Ui. M.M.S.
WISH i.'in lia.-1 Hie Maud reivnllv
oci-i 1 1 l,sl bv Mr ,l .h u l 'a i . I .. i -i.i
Main sln-i-1. bet wren K'l-sl out ,,l lo-
ui-tbei u till Ills ctiUre stock, c.iti isttnu of
doo, s. sa.-li and I l ui. Is, . e w 1 1 1 c, n,i u,ur tlie
s.oiicus u wurcroiuii, m -. -n n.-.-t ,,n wltti
o'o pl'inliiu noli, irom and aiit-r nu dale.
July -JI. 'i.s :tiu.
EsiiiTv "miti7k7
'IVWI-N PP Art psrU.VY. JI NK MTU.
I is.s, i.y A'lam 1M, Usoll. In IMsM'letNi
1. stew art
ulily, Tclilli-ssi-e, one brown.
liioiis.- i-iilor
1 Iioi .m' mule, hi 1 1 .i .st .1 lo be ii
y, -si's old, 1 11 ., liauiU hiktli.
vrlVilbli. V.Ain.l al il.'..
bonds pcr-
W. I. A I KINS
P ltln-'l ti S'.v.W Ol l.vJUii:
TV IS TV- l I 11 IVI !
COULTER, MOORE & CO.
Successor to
' .-' t i
O. Kccsco Sc Co.
-DEALERS
IJJ-
I
G-uns !
CUTLERY
Queensware,
GLASSWARE
Lime,
Cement, , ;
m rttmps,
Plows,
Corn SliellerM,
Straw Cutters,
' Apple 31111s,
LE ATHE It S
AViig'01 -mil
ttYiggy Timbers,
Horse Shoes
' nntl IVnils,
Anvils,
"Vises,
Bellows.
Qtoclts nnl T)ies,
Hammers,
Hatcliets,
Xiles,
Steel Hoes.
Carpenters,'
Coopers',
CIiiiksuiitlisr
and Shoe Tools,
Mill,
Cross-cut,
Circular,'
Hand Saws,
Axes, Xalls,
Chains, Links,
II Inscs, Sitters,
Shovels, Tacks,
Etc., Etc.. Etc.
Aluo n lni Bo UKsortinont of
GUNS AND PISTOLS,
niilEKMES Mil FORKS,
Pockot 1C niveH,
SUSSOUS AND S1IKA1W.
In oilier words, we lu ej) floods almost
Innumerable
Which wo will sell ut Ilia
LOWEST CASH PRICES
A T ALL l'IMi:&
Wo nlso keep on Lm ml i laire lot (if
House FuniisliiiiQ; Goods
AOKMTH
-nu
KAIItllANKS' KCAI.KS.
nnd the Pa lint Iron Double
HUUVLL ri.ow.
Also,
Cra iil Tral ilc
Mnclilnc.
he
Washlni;
C Alt I .
Miwn. IaI. Turnley, Ilob'l H. Moore, and
K. llrowiilHK will lie In uiteiidiiiiee, und
it cordially Invite their friend and lla-
J.iill.i Koiirrally to kivu them u call.
foiiTEii, mm t re.
uly 17. leoi ly.
1
Statement of tbc Condition
' OF THE '
11'
On Ihe 1st ilny or Jnljr.A. n., 1H6, I
Made to the Secretary of the .S'lnfcJEnBllsli.Oenevaftnd American '
of Tennessee.
XAMff Axn IrflCATinr The nnme nf tl,a
Company Is the iKTMA INSl'llANCK I'll.,
hiiu il is im.-uicii ui iiiirtiorn, 1 null.
'AfiTAi Tim nmoniit of lu riinltiil li
TiiKit: ihjimiom or OOI.I.AHS.
nml It all paid In.
uivusitsi in ileal IIaT0, ' T ''-.
IT. H, llonds. ' llidliod. ; . , 1 ' , . .,
HI ate and ('iirporatlon
Mi'k all flrsl cIhkh Hie
ViiIihi of which are , 850,0.12. i0.1
lA'ss lliibllltlvR OOO.IIM.a.l
Nett niisettn
......... 4,aa9,T?.t,i
ifrcnll on II. JOS KM, nnd iret.
Policy.
July 12, lstiS-jt.
WILLCOX&nlBBSr,,
SILKXT I FAMILY
Sewing U Machine
-ltrll.T. STITCH HEM, FKt.I.. TPf'K,
It (V.nl. llitlH. Ilrnlil. Uiilt
iter heautlfiilly. It will, with tho finest
needle and I h rend, run from perfect win K
on tho Uncut Niniiuiok, over the heaviest
m aver cioin nun eowniiie, with 110 clmlige
ol neeiUo, tlin-nd olen.lon. . , --
H ILUOX it GIBBS SEWIXU MACHIXE
will ime con rsn cotton, lliirn,Hllk nnd t winn.
It. inns eimler. foster nml ntlllnr limn unv
other machine. Ir, forms a flat.even anil
elastic waul, ilin'ering from rvery otlier
si Icli, encli loop being twisted by menu, of
tue
' "Itotntl'tatf Hook,"
and drnwlnor tbc twist loin tho pood, tliuft
urumly fasienlnor e-erv afh-li. an I hat the
scniu will bear to be cut nt Jreiittciit Inter
vals and In that, case even, Nie scam Ik
warranted not tortpln wenr, nilrt nnder nil
cireumslnneeii to "survive tho wiisbluli."
A Patented Device lrevenl tho possibil
ity of tho maelilne bclnu run in the wioim
direction, or tlio I m In nee wheel ever wear-
luicor toueliiriK the ilrcsd. Ilv nuother lui.
Hcnlou Putiuil, lmpiovuiuout.
The BTeetlle ennnot be Met Wroiii.
Tluiaavoldlnii the itrcnt troublo of oilier
machines, lu this it Is ho easy Hint a child
may set H In tlieilurk, with unerrlUK cor-
rectnes every time.
NO BREAKING OF NEEDLES.
The blade of the needle I- lem than i nf
on ii ...UK, nno in siooKiiU 11 1 H1W 1111111
half the leuuth of otlier machine neslles,
ninny of which are enrved, therefore more
easily lientor broken n great source of uu
noyuueo, exieUKe und trouble.
The llemmer and Feller can never
be set wrong.'
Anv nni mnv Mdfital. flinni In ll,o .lnrlr
The hem iiiny Ihi of nny width. No other
nemnier or lener nt iik turn. 11 turns I lie
hem outlic right or under side, in you want.
IT WILL NOT DIIOP 8T1TUHEH.
Asthcneedlo Is nlwnyn set rinht, the blnde
short ami strnlKhtlt does not viljnue, like
longer ouett. . ,
WILLC0X & GIBBS SKWIXC MACHINE
ts run by steam nt 4000 stlti-he per mln
ute-sitlier machines only ut iW to 1JHJ with
niciy.
They arc manufactured with
MATHEMATICAL PRECISION,
Henee eneh part in iiiterrlinnnenble, nnd
can oe reniuiy replaced in ense oi iiecuieui,
THEY WILL NOT OET OUT OF OHDEIt.
We linve known It intimately for nevernl
years, nnd no fur ns we know, not one In
faintly ue him ever cost II dime to repair, or
ever been out of order nt nil. They will last
a irenoriition. if nroiierlv cured for. None
who have used ft can bo persuaded to use
liny oilier. , f . r
WILLC0X & GIRDS SEWING MACHINE
works nt nn Inslant 's mil lee. nnd never
stops "unaccountably." Not one operator
In ten nu I no iiieux A uinns win ureas n
needlii or drop nstiteh in n year. The Will
eox .V Oitibs In Ihehaiiilsof anyone, known
no "sklpr," 'dlos,,, " Jumps" or "niisueii."
The roiiiidni'ss, eveiniuiis, durability and
iieuutyul lthKtlti-li
WERE XEVEU EQUALED.
IW npidilyt nlisolute stillness,' enne of
motfoii, nariowiicHn and neainesH of Its
1IK.M nnd KKl.I. wero NKVKIt AP
Piio it'HKD by any oilier maclilue.
The jiress uiil vi'rsally proiiouuee thlsthe
best family bewtutt luiiclilne in tiie world.
Aitenrs flit" other ITrst-elass machines, who
take the Wllleox . lillibs In addition to
theirs, make our most sueccbsful uuil best
Audits, 't ry It.
Terms to naents, descriptive elreulnr und
tpccliiiehN of work, sent free by lnu.ll.
For full pmllculiir. address
A D.t MM A CO.,
Lock JtoifNo. 41,ClarksVlllo,Tciin.
Hample Maeblmi can be neen nl ViiukIiii
A Wnirhl's Kadlcry and Harness Shop and
P. 11. Porter's l-'uinlluio btoio, l'lunklin
street, I'larksvllle,
.May ), lSikS-Jiu
RUSH TO THE RESCUE !
.polTNTUYMF.N, (OFNTHY MKU-
j chants, end all others itisii-lnii Hood.
Wares and .Mcrchaiullse, can save from ll'i
lo j;;,1, per cent, by culling at the
Auction and Commission House
OF
T. II. IIY3IViT9
,outli nlde cf Ilihlle aiqnnre, llnisi dnnrs
east from I be National Hotel, lu I larksvillu,
Tciiucss.-c. Here you can Uud u Kood a
soil nn. nl of
Siirlii',' and Summer Dry (iootls,
Clotlilnjr, Bouts, Shoes,
llal.s, Milliner) Goods,
Notions, (ueensware
nrniiylhliiH elwyon wnht.nt either w holt
sale or retail.
Don't bug, I the naim -anil plnee.
. T. II. HI M AX, AUCTIONEER, .
Koutli Side rubllc S(;u:irc, 3d Dour
Kiist from National llott l, (larks
vlllr, TcirncuKft'.
V. . I will ulso Hell every description ol
pros-rty lor Aduilnlstraiors, rixecutors,
Triistis-s, Auciitsunil 11 Ivatc f'artiisi, rlllier
on I he st reel, in the cily or country.
.May tl, 'iks If.
FAH.U FOU MALI!.
KMantxS.li lllnck et ills vs. Jai,u 11. W.
lllack il uls,
IH'HTANT lo a ileereo 111 this cause rn-I.-I.-.I
at Ihe May trim, l.siis, ,,l tin lo
i n 1 1 I ou il for Monl;omeiy colcnly, Ten
nessee, oil Tucmlay. Srpli lllls-l Mil, IHilS, ul
I In- I 'iilirt - bouse door ill 1 'larl.sville, '1 en ii.,
I w ill oiler lor sale to the liluhcst hinder,
Unit ri',v vahiublH l-'iirm on ill.- soiuli si.lc
of ruuibcrl.iuil liver, known us lllack farm
and now occiifi'-d by John U. Itlacli.
; ltd farui consuls of two neatly eonllt
iioiiH I rails one cot, lal ni nu 112 acres a ml t lie
other fJ'.j ilcir. The. laud Is Hue river hoi.
I,h,i, ui.eilv within two mill of I'laiks.
vllle, plentifully wooded, with never lad
luu spi-lnua boi.l, uuu on Ihe riicr, Willi
comfortable dMi-lllm' nnd hiiudry out.
hulles, a ui,,d llebtlllM.rliood, linilwb'-ri
bind is laoldlv enbancliiii In value. '11,1
hind I mid to Im: .-kcelicnt lor pi-islueiuu
llll . tollftec.l, IS.l,t-IC. Aliyoiie llesoillll
lo i Vanillic, call i.-dl uud lie bowll llle
j'remues.
'I'VriiMH- -Tun n-r cent, mish, the balance In
four is.'.lal paymelils, rueli Willi llil-rest
from ifale, ilue lis Inlliiv.'s: Jauuiiry t Ii,
Is,,:!; Hepiemls-r sill, Iwi; daniiary m Ii , s;i
M.-,..iols-r Mil, ISU. Note Willi upploiisl
srcuiity tctuinil, uud u lieu nlnliirdlur
tin- puiclui.- money.
J. W. WII.I.IAMKiiN,
I li t U and l uiunussiuiii r.
j.i'v :-. .s iw-i-. . ui
AN KLKUAKT AND
I - s
full awortincnt of Dla-
1
inond, Opal, Emcrnld,
t
j.' Penri, ttuby, Bnphlrc pad plala Uold
UINOH,
AVATCtlKS,
UOLD AND BILVKB CUA1NH,
r-r ' ; jEWKLitYi -
MOI.ID NII.VKn WARE,
if rtlcKtn, mynt m mm !mbtrt;.
. . f i . ' 0 A 8 T O H S , ; t ,
Flower nnd Fruit Stands,
Fleklo Wiiuds,
Knellsh Knives and Forkit, ' '
Oold Tens,
A lante lot of real
s ' . ' '
Ielllo r5iott nolow.
In Oold, Silver and Steel Frame, at .
COOKE'S. '
li 1 . ii 1 1 .M.n am linml a A.11 n .. .. ..
meut of nil kinds of OlasHes, and I
ran milt nn.- All icoouh wai iiinusl
ns r..llt-iK..lllfll l.ml u.,1.1 nl I..U....I
New York ni lets. . . . t ....
A fine afinortment of KKTII THOMAS
CLOCKtt-tlM UM mnde, at .
COOKE'S.
June in, 188-ly.
COULTER, ;. '
HILLMAN
& CO.,
luccsor t
; Coulter & Hillman,
DRY GOODS
Soot S Shoe
h l - - DEALEUS, J . ,
Franklin Street,
CLARKSVILLE,TENN.
' We invito an examination
of our Goods. J
We are receiving Goods
suitable, for the Summer
trade, and intend to keep
a full stock throughout the
season.
It is otir purpose to keep
much larger stocks than we
have heretofore, and by
selling at very short profits,
hope to bo able to make it
evident to the public that
the Clarksville market is
the best place to secure
supplies of Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes.
Wo shall adhero rigidly to
tho one price system, as we
intend to try to deal justly
with all.
Wo shall sell only for
CASH, because wo deem it
best for both buyer and
seller.
We cordially request ev
ery one to visit our Store.
licicctfvltg,
fOllTEII, HILLMAN i fO.
July ln,Ji-ly.
CL.AKKLSVII.Li:
CARRIAGE FACTORY !
II'K AIIKSTIM, MAKIN'i Al l, KfXliH
if of ilNjr'. MckmHttfiM, mum HfM
hftrlmtf II VifllNi, ot the most approvrd tin
Isb, which wu lAurraut tujMTiur lo iinylhiun
sold In till uuu U, I.
unraiui'o HO HI IT Ml.
Wo use the liert material nnd workman
ship, mid wariiiut Hitilslaetlon. rail aiul
m-o u, eornei' of t'oiiiiunrur and Third ts.
ilAKhll A lllb (i ll lilt.
July f, '(W If.
Confectionery, Bakery,
' ; AND "
ICE CREAM SALOON.
i
UION A KLY llAVI". IX l-T(H.K
i lui'itc uud vuilcd iLssoilnii.nl ol
loniVttloncrUK, Notions,
CNUtliliNliuiinit. miil liavmu tiiiv of ttt t
I'.ii KriH in Uit' V 1, lin y iiiu pit'l'u ,r
tur a lull uuM-fihiui-K wlili 4 vry iv.uu
( AKIA (Hill I.N.,AI,tif (III- U M ijliii 1T. i
lli'Niiiul WMltttllttw HU'iili' p I h.lMf ....
M.0O.V, WlK Tf til.'
ii uuf,,
Im itiHIM'tistMl til nil wild .mil
II"
lllttlll Ull lUu'cllH k Hi lllitl.l, J n
I '111 ( (lllfi Wlulit'l i-K, illit H JFii'M
nnd Ice
Il-ltIM Ul I Ilv IM-BV fttll Hlltl
Jl..ikliu st.
lny N. W-lf.
l'iii'iu For
nil.
II M foil H. ,K
a ll.ill I 'l--l II Ill ,r .., i. ,
.-,. sr . . .......
eoeslMIIO, ... lUl.ai, "J."."" "' ' "
flver. ft mile. l,-o, I l " ',Vw,. " i d
buy such .. I..nu, , , . f, .:,,n
tile lllnler-l
nc or
V ,-.-.MaLI..
w
4
j . .O It 13 A. rJ
SOnBDnjPBEPlMTOB!
finiFF. RF.MRDIKM WF.ItE NOT DIS
1 covereil mnld Uns'iiliinM n Icy moun
tains, nor Africa' buniliiK mind! they
wen' not br.-alhisl Irl thiiiuler lroni rolllnii
clouds, nor belched frnni nielllng vnlcanos
I bey wero not brouuht forth from lb bos by
Intuition, nor UiHsered bv iiecJ.leiit lu a
fur orl clime; but they urn the result of a
loim hiiltuic experience In in tlio Houtliei-ii
nnd Weeteru rin i, lstn picparisl bv reu
iilnr ftrnilunte.1 plivslelnns, willi greal. nc
curney: lisim reinisllal iincnts that are ucd
bv Ihe tipiiimi Pnk,li .11 ....
(olllllry.
i ne piiiuie nnve inna iiemaniled a clnsti
of Kellnble 1 ninlly Meli'ie.'pnini-
'i niw iiiciii.-iii -iJtMij, IIUUpltHl 1-1
the x-luiil ii uls nml iieocMNlllcn of vai l.
...... ij,riiu n. nuiu uuvr nup-
plksl Unit wuuu ,
Physicians. Prescribe Thcm'f
Druggists Jtccnmmctul Them I !
Ihnners and Planters are Using
them in their Families tn
Lieu of all other
IVejHtrations.
Wherever onee Introduced their iinle ha-s
buuii truly wonderful. Wlillu from lie
frlitld el lines of ihe North to the bvrrl.1
miiie of theHonth, nml f rum Ihe Kastcru
shorn of the Atlantic lo the Weslern shores
or the Paeirlc, the s-aliiiK and ilimsir-rnnl
thunder of hnuihuioiury nr. urMliis
harshly upon the ear, tlieuoft aiidcoiivliie.
tug lone of science hae come lo vour re
fii'', nml now imiko I.ioiid nmwilu ,ou..,
your calm reason nml .ludiimeiit lo try our
ii?mrslut,Iironilsinn that ther will at -onco
liHirll your euleeiu uud eouildulice.
Southern Preparations !
These aro tlie standard Family Medicine
of Anierlen, Tliey.nre presciilieil nnd uwd
by the inedlcul profeiwlon. They an-pre-fcrnsl
by every mot her nnd I'm her. They
liiimedlately merit public esteem and eon-
mli.nra . f mil u-1, , . .. .u. . . .
I bcy are VlT'riHl by I'bysielniui who nro
oiiiy nniiioriKea i,y urn I'oiiKras of tho
I'lilleil iStnlen, nnduiv the I'lMUlt of u Ioiik
litslsldeexperlenen. llelnn neither eeiets
uor pnteiits, the meillcul profeiwlou liuve
till IWII1,.IV II. Al. .. ...1
Y ............ ,t ... i. . oiv i in-ill u mir irnu uuu
ft hearty recoiiiiiieiidutioii. .
diaiiiiiicea;
Thousands of our fellow Isintrsarc aiintt
nlly eonslKiicd to untimely ki'iivch, and ilir
ilylnu Hi'oun of old and oiiuk urn con
stantly dying nloud for rellnl' from lUiir
rluea, I'lioleru Mm bus, Ae. As n result ot
much Miuiuilln re-teai-cli, iin.l a loinr und
tnllliful experience, we oilern Hciucly ,
all those Hummer Couiplnliits which I
nlctuuiut and never-falllim In ItBelleebt.
No moilier should lull lo huvo a uiub or
tho
Bed Diarrlicen Remedy,
rrolinrcd with nrtlstlc lienuty, with ehonit
ciil purity iindexuctness, selected and com
blued necordliiii to extensive medical ex-
lu.rli.oi... ,ll...... Ii. ll..lal. .....I .. .
' .. T . ' '-i"vi n.t"i. ui .v. aj.ij7iiriiii(S',
in I III, plHUMiuit uud otHiUna to tllu toinneb.
uud never-lalliiiK lu leiiuslial ellecu, llio
V.l,":l.r.'.,,1?.n."-ur."f. ll"Ui to the ilKU
HIAKli liK.V lll'.M..liV n. n. ...i
comlitiinlloii of thedny (nrull terms of 1)1-nrrlni-a.rholeriii
I'lioleru .Mertiu, Nausea,
llltll I nu I'r....... ..... ' '
Pills l.iio,orsixisittlenir.V(in. Wnt to
nil purls of Iheeountiy ou receipt of price.
Sold by all driiKuIsi. .
i-. iiiiii.miiinii.iij at i n.,
. Proprietors, Alemplila, Teuuewee. -
English Female Bitters;.
WHAT WILL UIEV DO T
They will rcstoro fiidlnn feniHln raMinty,.
will paint tlio pale cheek, will hurl back
tlm uuthcrliui Htoi-in that enclreleH your
brow, will will biiutil lies, and lustre to
your Utblos eye, will nlv brilliancy und
activity lu; your dull Intellect, will aoothe
anil NtmiiKthen your nitnttured nerve, udd
lone, heutili nnd buoyancy lo your whole
ljin.
How Will They Do All This t
Ilv Ill.t1l.. r...r,.l.. I . , 1
. . ' "' ".-Sue., .UK 1.(1.1 irnKIIIIIK Ull
Klckty lemales lo a healthy condition. Ity
....... h .... roiioMiouiK peeuuiir lo lllll
leliiHle Hex, Niieh us f'alnlul, Hupplenscd or
.... n. ...... .... t.isirritl, ,eocor-
liiV ,,"1,M,, l.,,4"l. 1 Ireriiilou mid ln-l-
, ir ..-.;, ioiis in int. isiuo
li ! .'V"1 M','n,'"lly.Piil nltfttloii of tho
Head (old Ke.,1 and llniuls Nervousness"
i r IT '" " "" "'. '" K "r niiiiiK-iil on.
In llr position to enter Moclety, uud all lie!
disease nrisliiH floiu u dermiKej ooudltlou
ol tli, i Uicrluu yunn, wliiiiliei ullis'tliij
old or youini, liuu lled or llu!le. '1ihiiu.
iioioi.i m ii.MiniH- wcrei nor paten, ,ui I
1,1 LI ... III.. i i .' "
il proiWloVi. ' "ni-
We have liuiidrisls sl'mlliir td Hie foil......
in, from an eminent physician- of l iu r.o.
county, Ml.: . ,. "
Miwr. J. J: Jtrvmimilc it- (.."
A vour 'Kinrltsli rviutit. iuti..t-o'ia i.niX
lliel ii secret nor n palout, 1 have I i-isjui nl
ly prescrllieil It for the various reinnle eoiu
plaluls ol oin .iunl i. v. and alwuvs Willi tlio
most latlvluctory result. Il 1 deoldiilly
Ino uib-,1 vuluiiiile coii,l niAll(ii I liavoever
known lor llu- trealineni ol Uinae coin
plaint iM'i'iiilur tu the female wx, old or
youiiK, uud 1 do not licnlialo to u've It
heiiiiy i-i'cuuiuieuUiiUoii. 11 uslouiMhliiK
currkiiiivu won lor Uluiiliy luutuls Incur
roll i-oiiiily, uud 1 )i,,h, Its rlllclenev may
lie iKuuldid nil over lliu uoiiiilry, that tho
miidi'ial profesHlon and Ihe feuiiitecoiiimu--nlty
may mip ttsudvaiitaiicN.
U. W. V A88KU, M. Di
The EiikIIkIi Keinale Hitter I accurately
and bcaulllully put uplu Iiiikii bottles, al
ti-VI per bottle, or (luce bottle for tf-Vnu
onubottlii iastliiy at, nut two week, (ship
ped to nil part nf tin- country on receipt
of nrioo. Hold by lill drnirnlsts. '
J. I'. IjIUJ.Mi.ihiI.K CO.,
i - I'mprlulor, iMumplilK, TuuueM-i.
Kidney and Bladder AfTcctlais
Are exceeiliiiKly coiiintcdi nrnl IrolilileA'ln
ull over the cnmtiy, nnd the ptiblli'inivo
ImiK fell tlie iiuresslty ol a remedy (I'd can
be relied upon In nil tlioso nneclt", mid
none are hulU'njuulllltHl lo pnim such a
remedy than the pbvslclan lifn'H. Wo
Imvo priU'Uced iiiedli'lue nbn, twenty
ycurn, and can nnfely nny thnt f know of
nu coiiiuinaliuu lo viUal inn
KXTK.U'T ItKAKBKKI! V B It'll t'.-
Ill recoiuiuei.drd In cli'H lleriiliifil
liieutsol tlie Kldneysiinil '''''er, Clch a
I. 1 in el, I iliiaiy liposilo' oil kinds,
III,., sly or .Milky I rlne. tliu'iit ilenirn to
Innate, I'm in in the Hi1'"' llm-k,
Iniii hurnliiK l'alii In ' K.lon. of uw
II! 1,1, Icl .lil, 111, lbopsy, ","" flrlnlilliiK
Melaueln.ll', t'.lll t-'i'O'limfs. Klleel of
II, dills Ol IHliillloli K"1".v Aliue, l.os
ol I'oH-eraml Meiuo- n'"! all those alli-e-tion
reiiulrniK a pi'l" ""' d'H'Ided jiiic
i relic, wild tier old i niuieor liimule.
J'rn ol.uii, or mIv " Mop
pisl l,mll iif I '"'" u lotvipt
o. ,'ne... no.., - r,,. . . .
I'l-oprier1' Womidii, Teuuiw',
TilKHlLL l'LZZLE.
N '
t ' i. I
Mill
1 I II 1
I 1 I h I I I a
I I I Ii r h
1 I I II ,- I k h I I I .
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I I I Ii c t o r ic o f e h i
I 1 I li ii I ii if ii I ii u i, r .. i, i i , .
, - 1 1 1 ii r o g M a o ,i i, 1 1 j
1 I 1 II j- I UK il f I'll i H,
"!.! i e n l l l
I I 1 II t t il 11 1 I I -
1 I 1 li r Ii I 1 1
1 I I h 11 I
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111
I
The i.hove will cur eiinyrji. irf(.,ll,
even or si in, liin.liiiK, wlnmul nf.
ft'cuim (ho l....d.e..,'.,' iiii" r. Tt uij;,.
, ,7 .-' " " HI IT, CHI III. fil l,o
swionps in Alk.lli,.,whrle II.., rbllli ,,,,
so common un.l so dilUculi to uu. Ilii
reitii) tcld when Inst. si wllb
nl t li lit1 ,
ii1-".' "'A'." '"H" '"'" nfl.il, orsl, Is(1.
J.T. DKOMCOOLK &().,
l't-0'i4-Mf
MEMPHIS, TEXXHsSKk
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