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THE ENTERPRISE.
SWEETWATER: '
Thursday, July 7, 1870.
Local and other Matters.
ANNOONCEM15MT. .
For Supremo Judge. , , ,
Wo are author'uoi to announco the name or
Col. P. Turncy, as a candidate for Supremo
Judge, the election to bis holdcn on the first
Thursday in August
Wo a "re nuUnri!!od to nnnounco Tlios.
A. H. Nelson ns ti canilidnto fur Supremo
Judge of tlio Kastcru division of Tcuiicsr
gec, at llio-olootioii in August licit.
We aro nutlioaUed aud ronucstod to nnnounco
T.Nixon Van Dyke na n candidate, from tlio
K-istorn Division, for JuiIro or tlio Supremo
Court oftlio Stato of Tennessee, at tlio election
Kint Tliurmlivy in AiiKiiat. , r
: For Circuit Judgo. , .
Wo arc authorized and rcnucstod to announce
I). K. Young ns a fcandidnto for :Jnd;a. of the
Third Judicial Circuit at tlio election .First
Thursday in August. ........
For County Court Clork.
Wn urn nnthomcd to Announco J. M.
l,ee as a. Candidate for County Court Clerk, at
the cloctiou in August, next.
. For Congress.
Wo nro nutliorizod to nnnounco tlio
,,...,.n i.f John Williams as a candi
date for Congress, unknot to the action of
tlio Domm-ratio party of this District
jmiu9 tf.
For Attorney General.
Wo are authorized to announco John II.
pvi..r n fiimdidiito for Attoruey Ocn
oral of tho third Judicial Circuit, at tho
di'W'mn in August next.
Wn .irn anthorizod and ronunstod to an
nouneo tho iiamo of Col. J. M.Thornburgh
n a nandidato for tho oflico of Attorney
General. of tho Third Judicial Circuit, at
tho August election.
.. Loudon County.
v ...... nntWrznd to announco W. If. Tlrown
inn ns'n candidate for County Court Clerk of
Loudon county at mo cicuium
w in miiliorimd lo announce Jas A. Mitch
U ix a. candidate for Circuit Court Clerk of
Loudon (jonnly at the olection loth, of July.
W.. ..... iiiillmrlrd to announco Col.-M. D.I.
rSiirnett.Tis a candidate for County Court Clerk
of Loudon county. ' 1 ,
w .. niithiiriioil to nnnounco M.H. Taliafer
ro an a flundidaU) for. County Court Clerk of
Loudon county.
Wo nrc authorized to announce J. TI. Sams as
a caudidutu lor Tnstco of Loudon county
Wo are niithor'uod to nnnounco John Kecd as
candidate for County Court Clerk of Loudon
county.
Jatnoa K, Marrow.
Wo learn that tho above-named noto
rious individual was shot and killed ono
dav hut week by an unknown party who
had cj.mccalod himself for tho purposo of
iiecomiilishiiiir Iho dcod. Marrow, at tho
na nrndlins wheat in a field on
I 1 1 1 1 1 , O
Coker's Creek, in this county.
AltliQUKh suciraets as this aro much to
i .l.w.ronindl vot tho termination of
Marrow's oajroerwill doubtless bring re
lief to many who know and dreaded him.
"Whosoever slieddoth man's "Jjlood, by
mail shall bin bfood bo shod."
Ciaor aa JJDHum. i
Call till Who appreciate good cider as
it should be appreciated on 0. U. Chil
dress and get one of his portable milla.
Thoy are simple and durable, and with lit
tle exertion" will grind out cider hard, soft
or iir any 'state of "botwoouativciicsa" you
may desire. After drinking your -own
health and Mr. ChildrcSs' you who want
a "littlo more cider" can continue" to grind
and drink ad libitum.
Augusta, Goorgia.
Altogether aicileiitlaly, wo have hereto"
fore omitted to.notico tho generous ad
vcitiscuicnt of Messrs. Fleming, Staples
& Co., wholes:ilo and retail grocers and
uouiinitisioD merchants in tho flourishing
city' of Augusta, Georgia.' Tho gentle
men, who coinposo 'this firm are fully up
lo tho titaudard of first class business men,
anl eojicit consignments of all kinds of
produce. ' Thoso who havo an inkling that
they cau uiakd it profitable should try tho
Augusta market through tho agency of
these ecntlcuicn. Sco double-header on
third pago.
Luscious "ancTEarly.
Wo wcro rhown yesterday, by Mr. J.
R. Gaines of the firm of Gaines & Ward,
nurserymen of this county, some most lus
cious and fragrant, peaches, fully ripo,
which wore crown in Mr. E. J. Sanford's
cardon. ut Knoxville, in tho open air.
These peaches were ripe on tho 1st of Ju
ly. Thcv aro what aro known as tho
"Halo's Early," and wcro tho most tempt
ing to tho sight and smell of anything wo
hato seen for a long time.
Tho Fiftoonth. Amendments
Fought nobly at Athens on tho Fourth
lat had too stiuoh regard for each other's
' n l a n..mr in tho 2d civil district of Monroo Co tin
ny blood. A nj.mcr of Tcm) ) nt,jwillil tIu, ,alu1s of J0SC11,
igod, and had the bcllig- g.ln(,S) v Mf rllowaii,' John Cunningham's
feelings to shed any
shots wore exchanged
rent been half as awkward as eouinion
white people somebody would have : been
perforated certain
Married, . ' ,' ..
On the 28ih of Juno, at the rcsidenoo
At Ktitn'i
8 lamer, near jjouaoti, oy
4;
ilderJ. J5..Leo, Miss. Hester VT lJlount
diss. He
Urowu,
to Mr. Jiis . Drown- all of Loudon
couuty.
A Dirty Shirt. - :
Frank llamsay says that Ilijrht &
Scruggs have tho all-fircdost oar-load of
Barrel Salt that has over been seen in
thiii market, and that fvcrybodj who has
scon hi;! djrty, shirt ought to know it. Ho
aho says ttiat'if his dirty shirt is not suf
ficient evidence, you cjwi ak "Jerry", at
tho depot. IIo will givo you all tho ad
ditional information required. '
Qoo, Dobbins I
Dobbins, Fiipnosod to bo tho author of
tho enchautinij son; . "Shoo Hy, Don't
Ilodder Me," ho whom tho Courier-Jour
nal thinks oudit to bo sent to his ever
lasting reward, says that Goddard & Co.
have an unoxccllcd stock of goods. That's
right, sonny, bet on your sun-proof.
Wolcomo.
Wo tako much plcasuro in calling the
attention of our, readers to tho advertise
ment of English l'cmalo bitters, m anoth
er column. ' . ... ' - '
This combination is regarded as tho
Great Femalo Medieino of tlio ago, and is
highly reeoninicndod by tho Medical J, ro
fession, and all who have tested it.
Our femalo community nro troubled
with ma iv complaints peculiar to their
sox. ahd now is tho tinio to secure a Lot
tie tir.d po cured. .
District Meeting-.
Tho Athens District Meeting of tho M.
E. Church South, will bo held at Sweet
water, July 14th, and continue through
tho following Sabbath. All Ministers and
official members that expect to attend will
ploaso inform llov. Jacob Urillhart, at
Sweetwater, Tern. C. E. Long, 1 E.
juuelG td.
To All Whom It May Concorn.
Tho Notes and Accounts of Williams
it Goddard, jointly or individually, may
b6 found in my possession. You wilt"
pleaso call and settle up. I can bo found
in tho lhick Store formerly occupied by
Johnston & Russell. J. V. Gouoard.
Sweetwater, Tcnn., April 14th, 1870. tf
New Advertisements.
CUANCEllY SALH OK LAND
FOll
PAHTITION.
Aaron Robinelt and wuo vs. Clicslcy Cartor,
et. nl.
Pursnniit to a decreo of the Chancery
Court at Madisonville, Tennessee, rendorod
in tho above stated caso at Juno term,
1870, 1 will expose, to sale to tho highest
bidder, at tho Court.'.ouso door m Madi
sonvillc, oa tho first day of August next,'
the lands mentioned and described in tho
original bill in this,case, (o-wit : The tract
of land of which John Carter dee'd, died
seized, containing acres, lying in the
11th civil district of Monroe county, lon-
nossee, adjoining tho lands of James A.
Cofiin and others. Said lands will first bo
olfored in two tracts as divided by tho road
loading from Madisonvillo to Philadel
phia, and then all in ono body, and that
sale will be adopted by which the greatest
fund is obtained for distribution. lcrms:
Said lauds will bo sold subject to tho
widows dower, on a credit of ono nnd two
years, except the sUiu of fifteen per cent.
of the purchase price, winch- will bo re-
inired in hand on tlio day of sale. JNotcs
with approved security required and alien
retained on, tho land tor. the unpaid pur
chase money. Minimum price $1200.
June 2 1870. S. P. HALE, C. & M.
Printer's fee 5- ' '
CHANCERY - SALK 01 VALUABLE
LAN. I )i FOR PARTITION.
Jits. A. U'riirlit and wife vs. J." W. Lackey and
wile, et. ul. " ,
Pursuant to a decreo of the Chancery
Court at Madis.iuville, Tennessee, ren
dered in the. above stated case at Juno
term, 1870, I will expose to sale, by pub
lic outcry, to tho highest and best bidder
on tho premises, on tho 5th day of August
next, tho tract of land of whiuh Josiah K.
Johnston died seized, containing 720 acres,
more or low, lying in the Sweetwater val
ley, in Monroe county, Tennessee, adjoin
ing the lauds of Daniel Ilciskcll, Esq.,
llcv. Hubert Suecd, Charles Owen and
others. Said lands aro unencumbered by
dower or otherwise, ire well improved1,, in
a good state of cultivation, and aro ainoug
the most valuable and dcsirablo lands m
Tennessee. ' Terms: Six, twclvo and
eighteen months croditin equal' install
ments. Kotos bearing interest Irom date,
with approved security required, and a
lien retained on the lands until tlio pur
chase money is fully paid. Said lands
will bo first offered nl two separate tracts,
and afterwards, tho whole in a body, and
that salo will bo -adopted by which the
greatest fund is socurod for distribution.:
Juno 27, 1870. S. P. Hale, C. & M.
Printer's fee
CllANCiinf SALE.
, F. Owen and John Hightowcr
vs.
11.
C. llowan, ct. nl. . :
Pursuant to a decreo of the Chancery
Court, nt Madisonvillo, -Tcnn., . rendered
in th3 abovo stated' cose, I will 'cxpiiso to
sale to tho highest bidder at tho Court
Houso door in Madisonvillo, on tho 1st
dav of August next, tho tract of land men
tioned and described in tho 'pleadings in
this case, to-wit: , A tract of about 2!);
acrcH, lviitffoii tiro waters pf .Fork. Creek,
heirs tho lands formerly owned by .Jo
seph ' Walker, now .. deceased and . tlio
lands of others boin thofafm formerly
known as ihc Joseph (hiuningham farm.
. ; Terms : Ono and two years credit, in
bar of tbe: right , of, redemption. , Notes
with approved security rcouircd, and , n
lieu retained on tho land for tho purchase
money. . Junc.S'Jth m..i ... ,,:dVi
a. i'. ijale, c. iM si,
Important Sale; V-7
In tho District Court of the United States for the
Western District of Texas.
In the Matter if S.J. liowun, ) In Bankruptcy,
l'aiikrupt. J
NOTICE is licrchy givon that I will, on Mon
day, tho Ixt day of Augiut 1870, at tho court
hods door in Madimnilli',l.inroc county, J'cu
ncssce, be'innin at 12 o'clock, M., of said day,
noli to the higher nnd bent bidder' all the rifiht,
title, claim and interest, both legal and equita
ble, which. S, J. ltowau bas in aud to tho follow
ing property, to-witi ' ' ' 1 I j.
A claim against tho United States Government
for IIGD Hales of retton.-; '- Trf
' A claim against J. F. Cuinnilngs'fir I1j Dox
ch Tobacco.
Jtundry claims against tho Uuitcil Rtatos Gov
ernment for Supplies and Stock taken for uso of
Federal Army, during tho late Rebellion,
amount nliout 1700, in tho hands of T. 0. lioyd
for collection. .
Six hundred acrcn of laud known ns the "Coop
er riaco," in Monroo countv, Tcnn., boiuht in
1S;7 by S. J, ltow m of J. it. & Mira Ueaan.
Said to be (iiibjoct to tho vendor's lion. ,
. "Sweetwater Steam Mills" with hit nnd Ma
chine Shop, tdtimto in Sweetwator, Tcnn, ?aid
to bo owned jniutlr by H. J. ltowiui and J. A.
t'olfin, and siibjwt to a Murt;iat;o in favor of E.
Walker, J. Joue and U. Cleveland, tdministra-toi-8
of Mrs. E. Cleveland, deceased. . 1
A house and lot in Sweetwater, Tcnn., known
as tho "Rritt House," bought by S. J. Eownh
of James Atkins, and 'said fri-bo encumbered
with n Mortgage In favor of J W. Kelo.
A Btoro house, nnd dwe ling houso nnd lot in
Sweetwater, Tennrspeo, known ns tho "IF.ntn &
Stukoly" corner, bnught by H. J, Itnwnn of
"Ilnun k Sttikely," and eaid to be encumbered
with n Moi tijngo in favor of J. II. Kelso and oth-
,crs.
tlno-Iialt interest in six hundred nnd eight
nsresofland, situnto in Cm-roll county (In.,
known n8-tho 'Lnurcll Hill Farm," tmid to be,
owned jointly by S, J. Rowan and Charles Owen
nnd said to bo onrunibcred with a Mortgajo in
favor of W. V. Wilson.
Ouo-tliird interest in a Stock Funn,' enntain?
ing about eight thousnnd acres, niluato in Wliito
county, Tennessee, paid to bo owned jnintly by
S. J. Rowan, Sterling Neil and J. C. Rowan and
unincumbered. 1
Terms of sale: Cash in hand on day of sale,
and tlio pmtdinser to - pay -all cost of Rills of
salo nnd Deeds of conveyance.
T. 15. WIIKKM5R, -.
Assignee in Daukruptoy. . .
By his Attornoy in Fact,
T. W. 5urge.
junc30 3t.pf12;
CHANCERY COURT AT. MADISON-
VILLE. ' , .
Wsi. Tj. Ttico vs James Denton, ct.nl. original bill.
Complainant charges in his bill, which is
sworn to, that the defendants, Nancy Miller and
her husband (leorgc Miller, aro nonreadciits of
tlio Stato ot Teiinc:nec, it is thcreloro ordered
that publication bo niado lor tout successive
weeks in the Sweetwater I'ntcrprise, notify i n
said nnn-rcident defendants to nj jicar nt the
next term of tho Chancery Court to bo held tit
tho court liouxo in Mailisouville, and mako de-
lerico tocomiilaiuantj said bill, or tlio same will
lie taken for conlessed and the canse. eot lor
hearing ex parte as to them,
j A truo copy of tho order.
Attest S. T. Hai.i:, r. k v.
J. If. & 8. P. Oaut, Solicitors for complaint.
June oM. -It'll'?.').
Joseph llrakebill vs Frederick Dean et. nl.
In this cause tlio death of the defendant, Fred-
crick Dean, having been suggested and admit
ted in ojien court ; and it appearing to thCsatis-
taction ot tho court that J-.U.iibc.-lli Dean, wuhnv
of said Fred. l)can,and Klbabcth lio;in,.Martha
tean, 1 oily Ann Dean, lenne.-eec U-an, 0. C
Dean, nnd John A. Dean, children and heirs at
law ot said rrcdenck Dean, deceased, are non
refidoiits of tho Stato of Tcnnos'sce, it is there
fore ordered that pubiicntton bo niado lor tour
successive weeks, in the Sweetwater I'.nterpvise,
nntilying iiml reiiiiinug saul noiiiTsiilent par
ties to nnjienr at tho .court lifinso, in Madison
villo, on or before the fust Monday of December
noxt, and show cause, if any they can, why tiiis
suit should not bo revived against tliein, nnd
make defenpo to coniplajiiuiils bill, or the samo
will be taken lor comctssca ami the cause Ucarl
exjiarto ns to them. , S. 1'. Half., c. 4 m.
jiincJI) 'Itptljo. , .
Hilton Humphreys vs S. J. Rowan & Co., qrigl
nal ami amemleil bill.
In this case, because.it Tippcars to the satisfr. o
thin of the court, (hat J. 0. Kownu was aco-iiiat
tier in the linn of S. J. lluWan & Co;, and that
tlio said J. C. Rowan is a nonresident n( tho
State of Tennessee, it was theiel'ote ordered by
tlio court, in this cause at Juno tjrnf, IsVO, that
romdainaut amend Ihh bill in tins cause, bv m
Bcrtinj; the nniud-Vif. J. C. Jtowau as a dcleud.iii
thereto; iiiid tjf.it-jmblicatioii be mnile for four
Piicces'Ave wtelis in tho Sweetwater Knlerprise,
notifying said J. C. Rowan to appear nt the next
term of tho Chancery Court to.be held at Madi -sonville,
on the first, Monday, olVl'cceuilnjr next,
and make defense to complainiiiibi said bill, or
the naino will betaken tiir conTessid, ami the
cause Set for liearing cxparto a's To l iui.
jllltOoU pt'SS. S. V. H.u.k, c. 4 M.
M
F. Johnson, Ailministrator of John F. ruyirfJ
ueueaseii, vs liliaui Cale, et. nl.
' In this cause, it ajij'eariiij; from (he nll'nlavit
of vouiniaiuaiit that tho residence of ilcfeiolauts,
lshain Cagle, I'leasant Caylo anil vvii'e, Susnu
nah ('agio, William Cnle, Alien -(.'oliiIo nml
Thomas liable, is uuknown, iiml' that service of
biilijmiia to ansivereomilaiuan!a hill cannot be
1 1 11.4 1 art to them ; it isoiilereiltliat jmlilicatiou ho
luaile in the Sweetwater linterjirise, for fonrvou
neculivo weeks, nolilyiie; them to ii)jieav anil
make ilefeu: e to s:iM hill, on or hefore the liivt
Momlay of Novviuliei' next, or tho tunic will ho.
taken for Cuu!'u..-:ci.t, ami sot for hcarin;; .ctpiirtc
ntUu tlieni.
A true copy of tlie order. T.
Attest. ti. 1. IIai.b, ('. k m..
W. J. lliuks, solicitor for coiiijilaiuaut,
juuo ill) 4tll?3. . .j ,: (
AT T AC 1 m HN T NOT tOl'J.
Hugh Cliestniit vs. T. C. lluiilaHL-.
In this cause, it :ijiicnrs from tho alfiilavit fil
ud by the riaintilf, that defeielaiit, T. ('.' nous
lass is a noii-nviitcnt oftlio .Stale of Tenne. see,
or soabricuii le i that duo firoces.s of law cannot
ho served ujkiu hiiu.v It is tlieiel'ore ordered
that iiuliliuation f.o made in the Sweet water F.n
terjnisc, ft ncwsnaiiur puldithed ill, the town of
Sweetwater, Mo.iroo county, Temiesso'e, for. four,
fionseenlivo weeks, imtify'iiu; and reiiiii iii tho
said defendant to ajijieai'.at my ollice in Sweet
water, Tenn.,5nnUic 3Uth day 6Jul vSS70, jto
defend said dmsf, or tho fame will fcu'lrivd
parte as to him. T. U. Horn, J. 1.
. jum'30-jil$-l , , ,
Agents Wanted (Kalo or Eeniale)for
; I WOMAN:
Anvin; Tii thi: Maipkn. Wikk Axn Mutiikk.
Lily I'r. Najdieys, (!hief of t'linio of Jelleifon
Medical lollee, 1 liilaileljilna. i ries (Ml. A
Irave, jmro honk, lliscusncs topics of vital iiu
porlanco to every vomanj Thd' irtoat salable
nook of the day. 35,000 eojiies Bold nlieaily!
Ueeomiiiended by Surgeon (leueral W. A. llain
niond, Henry Wifrd . Jlcoclicr and hostii of other
eminent physiciniw and , (ilerjiyiiien .. Terms
motit liher.nl. i )fiid for eiieiilari, ti'Miinouiats,
tic. to K. Hiinnifoki) & Co., rublUhers ,177
Weot Fouilli St., Cincinnati. ' ' 1
POUTER FLEMING,
formerly Fleming ft Itnwlond.
CITAS. E. STAPLES,' '. ;
late with Jno. M. Clark Co'.
ILEMjNG, -: STAPLES &; CO.,
Wliolesalc ami
AND
r
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Augusta, Georgia.
UOLTCIT CONSIGNMENTS ALL KINDS OF I'ttODUCK, VIZ: WHEAT,
Com, Oats, Hay, llacon, Lard,' Uutter, Egg.i, Apples, Potatoes, ilo., io. Aiuplo facili
ties. Prompt attention to, sali!s,and Quick Keturns. junc23 oni.
if II
fi3 II II H
T have bought the stock of moiIs of
on the coiner, and havo added thereto a nice assortment of Spring and
Summer Goods, all of which T am ofierim nt.
- TWENTY PER
in most lines, than thoy have been
C ;i s !i o r
-o
.. . Isi . Dress. Goils We Slave -
Japanese Cloths, Poplins, 0 round ines, Mozambique.,
rrencliand Aniorican Ijiiwum, Jaconets, thallis, Percales,
Mlli,1, ..... ' ' ' 7
lurioious, uuainorny, and I nut..
Ueiitlcuien's Wear:
ottonade's, Linen's, jeans, Cassimcrcs,'
j. White
lileached Muslins, Cambrics; Plain Striped and Rleachcd Jaconets and Nainsook",
Swisses, Tarlotan's; Plain Striped Piques, Marseilcs, 1 hi I limits, Iiinh Lin
ens, Table LincuH, Napkins. Crash, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Ac.
Fur, Cassimer, Beaver, Wool,
twiLL uiiuua liccuxjr a-ii oiuciiibioa tiuuocyies.
Hardware, Queen swarp, Furniture, Groceries, &c.
Oronadinos, 12'j to Hfic.
(Heavy) Domcslies, Kil'c.
Coffee Suaar, T(id.
1.00 to $1. 2d, Pine.
"Extra, A. 1J.-&
apr28--m
WIllll.KS.Vl.B
hlQUOlt AND T O li A C C O
GAY STliEKT,
KNOXVILLE, T K N N E S! E K.
Have in Store a largo stock of Tmiiortcd
, hi i u n s . ...
WINKS AND liWANDHvS.
l'ttie Old Keiittieky
.. ;' . ; ; -i : ;.. ,
a o,l d-e- is . 11 y e .
PUllK 0L1)(X)UN WllbSKEY
"With Shuck On.
!
Pure Old Kentucky ;Bouiboii.
VUJiK UOJUNSON COUNTY
And various other. Hnuid.-; too nu
merous to mention,.',. Wo buy, onr '
(Jooda direct froui Manufacturers,'
and. all we ask. is an. examination
of "our Stock; 'tt'i'V
: Wo can and will soli to dealers
as'taw'ns' any other Wholesale
hitittoi1 lloutie in the Slate. 1
! AI.AUUKlilNliOF
: f ....,. l . . . : . .
Cigars,' from 'j2 5I fo ?') t0 per T!ox.
..- r . . i- -, ...... -ii. . . ...... . T
Maour.ii tilled Toluiceo at Manufaclurei-B l'tiee.i."
E. 11. DUCKKES
"hJM Qll ' S 'Ti; C?"' A
. Ui-andy Whiskey nod tiin t'ocUaUs. . j
f o r n i n g S t u r B i 1 1 c r s. .
Wo nolicit jiati'ona!e from
Country.' " '"MfiTiUNl.i &
afl, pailrt of the
fiOT'EliroNrf-
oet -7, 1S'.) y.
. All lumls of jul' work' ilnte, oil blun t no-.
tico, uud on voajoiiubld tortus, ut this ofliti:'. '
WW
.if mails' Ji.
T. A. 11. 11EAB'
.Kctail Grocers,
j
Mr. T. G, Boyd, in tho Drick Store
CENT. LOWER,.
sold since tho war, for
e P r o (1 u c e.
&c
Cloods:
Straw and Chip Hats. Boots
1 ' II I- w a q
Lawns, 20 to 40e, Good Prints, 9 to 12 4-1 15tovn
3 Jirown Doineiitics. 12!iC. Coll'oe, (Prime Ko) 25c.
C," and Crushed Sugars, 18o. Syrup,
A. TS7.BOYD..
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
auoh as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history of
medieino, has any thing won 80 widely ana bo
deeply upon Ilia coulldonce of mankind, aa this
excellent romedy for pulmonary complaints.
' Through a Ions scries of years, and anions; most
' of tho races ot men it has risen higher and higher
' in their estimation, as it has become bettor known.
Its uniform churacter and power to cure the va
rious affections of the lungs and throat, have
made it known as a rcliablo protector against
1 tliem. Whilo adapted to milder forms of disease
and to young children, it is at the same time the
most effectual remedy that can be given for incip-
lent consumption, and the dangerous affections
of tlio Uiroat and lungs. As a provision agoipst
sudden attacks of Croup, it should be kept on
. band in every family, and indeed as all are some
times snbject to colds and coughs, ail should be
' provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled tmuumpiloii is thought in
curable, still great numbers of cases where the
- disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient restored to sound health
! by the Cherry Pectoral. So complete is its
mastery over the disorders of the Lungs and
Throat, that the most obstinate of them yield to it.
When nothing else could reach them, under tho
Cherry Fectorul Uiey subside and disappear.
. Singers and l'ublie Speakers Hud great
. protection from it. .
Asthma Is always relieved and often whouy
. cured hy it. . , .
Jironchitls is generally enred by taking tho
Cherry Perioral in small and frequent doses.
,rf!o generally nro its virtues known, that wo
need not publish tho certlllcntes of them here, or
do more than assure the public that its qualities
aro fully maintained.
Ayer's "Ague Cure,
Sor Fever and Aguo, Intermittent Fever,
, Chill Fever, Bemittent Fever, Dumb)
? Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &o.,
; " and indeed all the affections which ariao
from malarious, marsh, or miasma tiff
1 poisons.
As its name Implies, It does Cure, and docs not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis-,
muth, Zine, nor any other mineral or poisonous
eubstaneo whatever, it in nowise injures any pa
tient. The number and importance of Its cures
in tho aguo districts, are literally beyond account,
and wo believe without a parallel in tho history
of Aguo medicine. Our pride is gratified by tho
acknowledgments wo receive of the radical cures
effected in obstinato cases, and where other rear
edies had wholly failed. '
Unaecliinntcd persons, either resident in. or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will bo
protected by taking tho AO V E CUMJS daily.
For Liver Complaints, arising from torpid
ity of the I.iver, it is an excellent remedy, stimu
lating tho Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it
is an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines -baa
failed. . - - . .
Prepared by T)n. .T. C. Ater A Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and
sold all round tho world.
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