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Atlap3 Female Academy,

ra7llE Trustees OF the Athens Female
Il Academy respectfully announce to the
pubic that the first Session OF the lus'iln-
,Ion, under It's new organization, VIII COM
mence on the first Monday of September
next. under the care of Miss o. Il. MARCH
BANKS, as Principal.
Being resolved to use every eEor' 10
place lhts institution on an equality IN eve
r. respect, with the best OF the KIND 10
the country, and being satisfied that us
present accomplished Principal will CIV"
perfect satisfaction to Is pupils and patrons
The Trustees RELY with an ahldiHG conn
ioncp upor the co.operatnn OF the ir''hnS
Of female education in their Efforts to man
tain the institution upon tie most Perh'a-
nenl and elevated position.
To secure the most thorough AMI accom- ,
pllshed education. the course OF study WIN
he the same as is adopted IN the best re-
male Academies Of the country. and adu''
lionaI teachers wall he engaged from time
TO time, as the number oil pupils increase
SO AS 10 rcqhlre 1t.
NJ. The services of Prof. G.. r. kNABE
have been secured as teacher IN the
Musical Department His reputation as
Teacher of Music renders ii unnecessary to
say any thing IN regard 10 his qnalIllra'
tons. He will also give lessons. II desired.
to others no, members of lhr Schu"'.
The lui,on fees and incidental expenses
will be as follows:
SpeIInr. Reading, Wiring. AHhms'
tie, English Grammar and Geog'
raphv. @''oo
French, Italian and Spanish Lane
gnares, Mathematics. Natural PHI
Iosophv, Moral Science, hs'rono- IN
D,,,,;,n p,;,,;,c &C. 800
N,,;o an ,Io p,,nn 1900
81 8, cr;,,r 1890
Incidental Expenses, i'oo
The Trustees have the assurance from
several of the most re-pec'abl" faml!Ic> NJ
the place that they will boar young lad'"',
including light and fuel, at from !, 80 I"
$500 per week.
Rev. John J. Robinson, Il. C.. Jackson,
Rev. Jacob w. Miller, s. Il H"eder,
James s. Bridges, ~ Campbri'''f'
Il. n. McEwen, Geo.W. bridges
TRUsTEEs.
A. McKehn, James Ge,tys,
!. f. Slower. q. ~. Nevs.
Richard Haley, L. N. Van Dyke.
H. r.. Rider.
Aug Is, lSjO--'f "
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Or. MARTINS Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry Il sarsapariiia.

rg'HE Wild Cherry and Sarsaparlla'
A which are the basis Of this Medicine
have long been celebrated in Consumption,
:Scrofula. Diseases OF the Skin, Coughs,
Spit.ing of Blood, Asthma, sc. The Right
Rev. w. r. WhlIllncham. Bishop OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Mary land
has authorized us to say, he has used 1t IN
his own person with decided brn"i!'; ana
many of our medical friends do moi hesitate
TO recommend it in their practice. See Or.
Samuel Harppr's letter 10 us in the Pampn-
let, which you ran obtain gratis ct our
Agent The Boonsborouah DAD Re low,
Of Washinglon county, Md, OF January
20,h, 1913. SAYS:
"When an article has afforded relleI to
80 many persons rs DR.. Martins Com
pound Syrup Of WId Cherry has done,
we feel Bound to make i! known. There
never was an article in this country that
has afforded reliet and gave more satis'ac-
ton than this. In the ne'ghborhood ct
Brownsville, in ibis county. it has ali'c''
ed several important cures, and from cur
own certain knowledge Of il. we pronounce
i, uOequalIeh for the cure Of Coughs, Colds,
and diseases OF 1nis kind"
In the "Clergymnn's Sore Throat,'
(Bronchitis.) it may truly be said to be a
"Sovereign Ba!E,' as the Odd Fellow OF
the 9Th January, 1913, calls it. |, differs
from most other medicines 10 being re-
narkably pleasant, ard in having any o.
those heating. stup''j ing or Disgusting pro
pcnsit,ps, which are found IN most other
preparations Of the Wild Cherry or Sarsa-
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DR., Martins Universal PHrgatiye
Pills.

A REMEDY Tor all seasons. and safe at
"A al, times. The most superficial OBJ
server is aware that one grenl cause OF DIS
ease is Cos'ivrHess. and thai by the timely
taking OF n Purga'ive. the system - oi'eh
restored TO It's usual health. by such
course the lives Of hundreds are saved who
would otherwise have ialen victims to dis
ease. These PILLS remove all irritating
matter in the bowels. and excite the hillary
functions to a healthy actlon. The press
is ,peminr with the recommendations oil
Purra,ive Pills ,go'en up by men who know
nothing Of the effects Of medicine on the
human system, and hence are endang"rIng
the lives of thousands who are daily using
them. In Offering, therefore, these Pills we
think we are doing public benefit, as they
are the rrescption Of a regular physician,
who has used them in his practice Tor ten
or fifteen years. and with great success.
For sale by the same Agents rs above.
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Wool Carding.

THE subscriber respectfully inforE Ahe
L public that he has jus, started NV lew
Wool Carding Machines, seven miles
South-eas, of Athens. on Chesiua Creek,
and will execute any work IN that line in
the very hest style, at the usual prices
Persons from a distance will have their
work attended 10 promptly IN svery IN:
stance. For every ten pounds OF Wool
one pound of clean grease is required 10 be
furnished. Ir the Wool is proPerly cleaned
and well prepared, he will warrant, the
work we'll done. JNO. J. DIXON.
Aug. I6, 1e50-tD ~
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Groceries for Sale.

SnN BAGS RIO, AI'racaoo and Java
WV Cofi-e;
li0 hhds. Nluscovado, Porto Rico. and
81. Cro,x Sugar;
200 boxes and barrels Loaf, Crushed,
Powdered AMI Clarified Sugar:
10 hhds. Nua~>cs;
900 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, Nss'd;
% chests Hyson. Imperial and Black Tea;
50tons s;weedes, Bar, Hoop, and Band
Iron;
400 kegs Nails and Brads;
1000 lbs. Cast. German and Blister Steel;
5000 sacks Salt
An assortment OF Spices, Soaps. Can.
dies, Gun Powder, Shot. Bar Lead, Buck.
cts, Brooms, Liquors, Sc.
BAKER. WILCOX s. co.
Augusta, Aug. Is, lSj0-lf SO
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DR., Fitch's Celebrated Six
Lectures

On tho pr vrnrIun ard Cure Of COnsump
tIap. Asthma, Diseases of the Heart, &c.
and an tine me'h"d of preserving Health
and Beauty TO an old age.
THIS book should b" IN every family. TC
the constructive II points out the "h.y rea
snnable hope for relief. To mothers, til,
directions u gives Tor the care and cdnra
,,,n of Children are invaluable. 1S,0Oil
copies of ,hl~ Book have passed through
the press. and the sale continues undated
For sale nv S. :. FITCH! s: co, 1Or
Broadway, New York; and Il. w. ROSS &
CO., Athens. Tennessee.
ft5-Dr. FIrCh'S GUIDE 10 lNVA
LIDS, or Directions To persons using pr
Flch's Remedies, to be had gratis, ct a!
his Agents. n,
June u. lSJO-ti. VI
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR.. G. NJ. CLEMENTsoN, l.. COLLINS. NJ. d
Drs, Clementson g. Collins,

ESPECUFULLI inform the cirIz"ns
q d o. Mei.e, McMinn. Rhea and Roane
countries. that they are associated together
N the practice OF Medicine. and trust, by f
prompt attention to all calls, to secure a
continuance OF patronage heretofore eX-
tended.
DR.. Cirmentson's place of residence is at
Ten Mile Stand, Me,gs 60. DIR. Collins Is,
located at Jeremiah Chapman's, on Ten
nesscp River. NeIgS co.
Feb 90, lSJO-tf n
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FOREST Hull !ACADEMY.

vs'HE FALL SESSION OF nus lnstl'u-
4 ton will commence on lha FIRST MON
dav in September next under the smperln'
,pndpncp Of Mr.. CHARLES p. SAMUEL, as
sisted BY his Lady, and close the last Friday
in January.
Mr., SamucI's ability and fa'h'ulness as
a competent and different instructor, nave
been theroughy and satisfactorily tested
within the last sixteen years. Inc irus-
tees can, therefore,, safely recommend ms
Institution to the consideration OF those who
des,,r their sons and daughters 10 be well
taught.
TERMS, pcr Session Of Fire Jienihs. Pay
oblc at The end Of me scssion;
Spelling, Reading, Writing and e5Oo
Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geoeraphy.l soo
and the above,
Latin and Franch Languages,
Mathematics, Natural Phl!oso- IN M
phy, Moral Science, ASrono-
my, &c,
ExTRAs.
Instruction in Double En,ry Book
Keeping will he given to stu 500
dents. and to any young men
who may desire II,
Elementary Drawing Tor small 100
children, 2 lessons per weeC,
Drawing and Painting on Enam> 400
eIed surface 2 lessons per weeks
photographic or Monochrcmaticl GOO
Painting lessons per week.
Mczzo,inl Painting, lessons per( 5OO
week, .,
By order of the Board of Trustees all
the Young Ladies and Gentlemen can oh
lam certificates of cnmmenha,ipn in any o'
all of the branches they may have studied,
by UNDERGOING a lair and thorough examI'
nation, ii their performance and moral de-
porrmrn, will Justify II.
Reward certificates will be given month
~ to all the pupils who may deserve them
for good behavior. punc'ua!iiy in attend
ance, and proficiency in their various
studies.
By order Of the Board.
CHAS. METCALFE. Sec.
Athens. July 10, lSjO-i 70
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DOCTOR YOURSELF !:
For Z5 Cents

HOY means of the POCKET ESCULA-
ND Plus, or, Every one his own Physi'
clan! Thmtielh Edition. with upwards OF
a hundred engravings, showing private DIS
eases in every shape and form. and NAL
formations Of the Genera,ive saystem,
BY WM. YOUNG, M. D.
The fine has now arrived, tina, persons
suffering from secret diseases, need no
more become the victim of quackery, as by
the prescriptions contained IN this book any
one NAV cure himself, without hindrance
10 business. or the knowledge oil the mos'
intimate friend, and with one ten'h me
usual eypensp. In addition 10 the general
routine of private disease, it fully explains
the cause of manhood's early decline, with
observations on marriage-besides many
other arrangements winch it would not be
proper to enumera,e in the public prints,
erFs Any person sending TWENTY FIVE
CENTS enclosed in a letter, will receive one
copy of this look. by mail, OF five copies
will be sent for one dollar. Address. "DR.
YOUNG. No. 1913 SPRUCE STREET, PHILA-
DELpllIA" Post.pald.
Hrye Dir. You've can he consulted On
any o! the Diseases described IN his dilier'
emf publications, at his Oflice. l52 Spruce
street. every dav between Q and O'Clock
(Sundavs excepted
Oct. 20, ISJO--ly lUJ
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Blaoksnithing New Shop
LEWIS CARTER

ESPECrFULLY informs the public that
He he ha. commenced the Black 7nthing
Business at CrawfDrG's old s'a"d, IN the town
of Athens, and is prepared 10 do all kinds OF
work IN the best naunrr His experience ~
the busInc.s, and hi' determination 10 use
none bni the best materials, viii enable him
10 rive satisfaction 10 al! who may favor him
with their custom lie viii iron wagons III II
styIc that can't be beat. lie viii always have
on hand a large stock of the best iron and
conf. and a. h. intends 70 10 his work well,
and for rea.,unhlc prices, he will expect the
CASH down or notes. in every instance. BY
cla.r attention 10 bn.iarss, low prices, and
good work, he hopes to receive Il portion of
nublic patronage He can be found at his
shoD in the West end Of town at all times.
Athens, Oct. 1t, i~jD--lt 10Y
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Martin & NhitcIy'sNati Tonic

WHICH excels all remedies 10 the cure
w of Asue and Fever. and Dyspepsia.
It is purely vegetable compound, and rs
perfectly innocent ir its effects. Elias
Eauh, of W,ich,svlie, York CO =. Pa, says:
81 have never known any remedy equal 10
your Invaluable National Tonic for Agne
and Fever" DR.. Il. G. Griffin, Of Cam
bridge, South Carolina, writes to Us,
"Your National Tonic kills the Chills
dead" and Cary w. ALL Of Church,own,
Cumberland county. Pa, says: at has
cured me OF the most obstinate and inve,e-
rate ease of Dyspepsia" In a postscript
he says. 81 consider myself perfectly cured.
See pamphlet.
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Fresh arrival OF I oil and
IVinter Goods
" N . Il. BAL l. y w.

ANlNG received his NEW GOODS.
q Il conslSlin. OF most articles sul'ab!"
for ihe present and approaching season, IN
vircs his customers. and all who wish TO
purchase Cheap Goods. to call and exam
inc his assortment. In conclusion, he
pledges himself to sell Goods at low prices
Oct. % lSj0-I lO9
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No Cure No Pay!

ssNIlE undersigned has permanently located
= himself in Calhoun, McM;nn county, at
which place he has opened an Office Tor the
purpose Of preparing claims Tor all persons
who have clains against the Government, Tor
Pensions, Bonn.y Lands, Pay proper. ezra
Pay, Pay for lost Horses, and every other me-
scrip,ion OF claims for adjudication before the
pepartments at " ashingtnn. lie is well pre-
pared, having all the Pension Laws. and all
the Ex cutive Regulations, to direct him IN
preparing claims, and in addition twenty
wears experience in that line Of business. Ills
charge. shall be moderate. Many claims are
lost on account Of being prepared by ineSpe-
riencsd persons. Call and see him. No charge
for talking about your claims.
SAMUEL WORKMAN.
Aug e3,Is50-l2n NV
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Watches.

A FEW Gold aud silver Watches, jus
received and tor sale AT
Oct 50. 1850 SEHORNS.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
w. L, HIGH,

FORMERLY OF the firm of ~. l.. HIch
IL s Co., ard late of High & Wright,
Wholesale and Retail Merchants OF the
CITY OF Dalton, takes this method OF INFORM
inc the people OF Tennessee and others IN
general, that he has just added largely TO
his former stock. and has now on hand an
extensive stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries.
Hardware, Saddlery, Hats, Bao's ana
Shoes. and all other articles usually Sep'
in this market, which AN determined to
sell a, unusually low prices Tor either Cash
or Country Produce.
The subscriber most respectfully requests
his old friend, to call and see hun when
they visit Dalton, as he feels confident he
can make II TO their interest TO do so.
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for goods at the hIghes, cash prices.
WIN. l.. HIGH.
Dalton, Aug. 2. lS50-tf 81
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J. Is. IlOiL,
safferHsH al ENac,


Ny7I!I. practice in the different counties
w cnmnosing the Third Judicial Circuit .
and will give undivided attention To all bust
mess entrusted to his care. lie proposes 60 at
tend proInntly to the claims of SOLDIERS,
on reasonable terms.
Office first door Fast of the Post Office.
October -, lcjO-tl luo
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ATHENS. Tenn. Angus, 2Sth. 1850.
.Messrs Martin D. Whiteley-Gentlemen:
take pleasure in informing you OF the re
suit of your Natonal Tonic. was afllc-
ted with Chills and Fever, and was subject
TO il for several years, when ! procured
one bottle of your Tonic from your Agent.
G. w. Boss s. Co., and TO my great sur
prise and satisfaction, in three days ! was
entirely well. aud have never had simp-
tom since. Tor which am much obliged to
you. and would confidently recommend il
TO the public. Yours, &C.,
A. Mccoy.
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Sundries.

sDiSiOLS. Pocket Knives, Pocket Books,
Il Flutes, Sc, just received and tor sale
low m SEHORN'S.
Oci -, 1850 10Y
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a a - BAGS RIO COFFEE, PRIME r.
n FL 30 tcle. new crop. just received and
for sale by thebag
McEWEN & GILLESPIE.
Athens, March Is, lSj0-tf II
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1s-A'. r"muun cations strictly coHii Zen
Tia.
h.;.f- containing enclosures Of banl;
ra.e u- rats come safe directed Gown \
Co.. b5umo,,, Mo.
N,,rrs -p.rt'rn ',J tcb or packages u
i.,k e IA any ~ H.. jh1ye splendid lotteries
,5.C0n.spor 'n'l, can transact business
;nioD-H the u,at, wil tins agency, a,
well q, though personally present.
Letter, carefully directed ani answered
hv r'jnrn mall
Managers Official Drawings, with state
meat of result. sent under clos envelope
10 ill who Iidyr tickets.
Bank notes on al! good banks IN the
country. or PriXe tickets received III pay
meat, Al par. ter tickets.
prz.s ca>lrA at sighr. Blnk drafts re-
united to those holding priZts.
All orders are carefully complied with
The most prompt attention Always given
to orders.
Please address COLNlN s. co.
N. w cor. Baltimore j. Calvert SITS.
Museum BuIldng, Baltimore. Nd.
Nov. |, lSJO--lm 80 ITO
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VOLUME uI.-NUMBER 178.

Tie Bo7sndayies-As the newly acquired terTi~s
tory is at length definitely parceled out and ar
ranged, it may be well to state the boundaries Of
each separate Jurisdiction. First, have the
boundary between Texas and New Mexico. 1t is
believed that Texas will readily assent to it.
1t begins at the intersection Of the Tooth parallel
of longitude with lat. 36 deg. 30 m. and thence
runs due West along said parallel OF latitude to
long. 103; thence South said meridian Of longi-
tude to latitude 80 thence West along said pa-al-
lei of latitude the Rio Grande; thence Southerly
down the Rio Grande to the Gulf Of MeTico.
Territory Of Nsc Eszico-Beginn at
point the Colorado river, where the boundary
line with the Republic of Mexico crosses the same
thence Eastwardly with the said boundary line to
the Rio Grande thence following the main chan
mel of said river to the parallel of the thirty
degree of North latitude thence East with said
degree to its intersection with the one hundred and
third degree of longitude West of Greenwich;
thence North with said degree of longitude TO the
parallel OF thirt. eighth degree of North latitude
thence West with said parallel to the summit Of
the Sierra Madre; thence South with the crest of
said mountains to the thirty-seventh prralle of
North latitude thence West with said parallel to
its intersection with the boundary line of the State
OF California.
| Territory of Utah h-Bounded on the west by the
State Of California the north by the Territory of
| Oregon, on the east by the summit of the Rocky
| Mountains, on the soulh by lat. 81 deg.
/ NC atb VI ADiEics7 pitNHAiHB lOl tilC
| ton of those Territories expressly snpulate that
when admitted into the Union as States, they shall
be admitted with or without slavery, their con-
stllutlons may prescr be the time Of their adms-
sion They may each be divided into two or more
| Territories, should Congress determine, or any
portion of either or both Of them NAV be attached
TO any other Sae Territory of the United States,
according to the judgment of the same authority.
State Of aHfornia.-Bounded on the north by
(at 42) Oregon Territory, the west by the Pa
ciic Ocean the south by Mexico, and on the east
as follows, viz beginning the Intersection of lat.
AZ with lon. 100; thence running southerly along
said meridian of longitude to lat. 80 thence south
easterly in a straight line to the River Colorado at
the point where it intersects lat. 35 thence down
the middle Of the channel of said the Mex
lean boundary
Thus it will be seen that the State of California
occupies all the Pacific coast from Oregon to Mex
leo, some $40 miles, with average breadth Of
probably 250 miles. The Territory of Utah lies
between the State of California and the Territory
of New Mexico but extends south ward only TO lat
: 81. South OF that parallel, the Territory Of New
Mexico extends to the State of California tab
is, therefore, bound south and east by New Mexico
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CnaTIYKNKRS:

Oh, CONE T1PA ATI o n NT TIT BUWE EhB1
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
the surest safest and certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in the cases, and after
sill the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called at our office with astOnhmsnt their faces saR
that they had used the ointment for other diseases
of their bodies the bowels and that copous
had resulted romit This result will always follow thoroug
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they
tive Let the experiment be tried. 1t perfectly safe anr
in no instan can the Pain Extractor do harm.
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\. 0MLEANs and CARROLLTON mAILRoAD

k W gg ,z:3EsE ,ss.. .5{g
Mem rrdH cement Hourly Departure Of the Cars OPEN
iRg NJ the I0IrsiGHa a3id Napoleon .ApeRue BrGHch
ROddS, and Reduction Tho FGrs to take place the
An nj te5TuYV, 1850.
single ticket au distance to FROM above Louis
lana Avenue .......,..,. ..................S 80 Is
children over } and under II years D 10
To or from Louisiana Avenue Children half prce) 10
top..,.,I ,,.,,,,'.e.. 6 0O
50 tickets to or from Louisiana aAven~e,......... W
Personal monthly tickets, (trOm Il first to the last OF
each month only } any distance, ..........,..... W
The Cdrs dGpart from e BargRHe street depot f0O'S
Horse Car, y A, N. 81 and lllq P. NJ,
Steam Train, then every hour until p. M, from
the third Monday February the second Monday in No
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. FEVER sOREs.

hereby certify that have been afflicted with aninyeterat
Fever fourteen years last past and have nearly
five hundred dollars in employing physicians 9dn purchasing
medicines that used reCommendedf itsCue but to
no purpose, until last resort, heard and tried DAL
LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when, to my
great SURPRISE before had used whole box OF this Save
my limb entirely healed, and have nothing Of i left
about me. BRADOCk DAVIS.
Efenrfstta, Monroe county, N. Y, May s, 1873.
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She brought he'd box and applied TO the sores
felt immediate wherever it touched and begged
for enough to annont thoroughly 1t obtained, and
new life seemed to invest To remove the burning and
in the chest made Pills of it, and took them, which
soon cured me. | my life your valuable Extract,
eine ever, and have been SINCE early
il the year lS42 kERZlA kRENCH.
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This certifes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used my family for Salt Rheum of thirteen years
duraton and for Warts These fierce diseases have been al
once and they both entirely removed There
can nodoubt but this Medicine as al the WIT that the
Patent recams for it, from what has fallen under obse
vauon added the respectable testimonials In its i9yo
by others hO have used recurring immediate nee
seerfuy recommend TO the attention otthe acteC
the / this invaluable s6lve -. -
Buffalo, NJ Y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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M. 2Ql2.

Rssolvea, That the Mayor be- and he is hereby
authorized to purchase, in behalf of this Munic-
paIity, of Joseph Hopkins lot of. round on st.
John street, between Girod and JULIA streets, mea-
suring twenty-four feet front St John street. by
one hundred and twenty-seven feet seven inches in
depth, for the sum of eleven hundred and tily dol
lars payable in a note of the Municipality, Ito be
drawn by the Comptroller and TreasurerJ at six
months, with seven per cent. interest from date
ProUided, the title to the same shall be examined
and approved by the Attorney OF the Municipality
said lot being for the erection ol an engine house
Passed Sent T. 1850, J. Il Cal DWELL, President
| Annr5yel sept q, 1850, A. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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For EryspeIas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invauable.
Other remedies make the disease disappear Tor little
time but il is driven in, and will rc-appeaT
some other place The Pain Extractor, however drdS out
MI ON