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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
sHGaGPaO pATH,
INNINGS OF SOCIAL LIFE.
MATTHEW MUM.
nr The VIII OF Human Klndne...

..~b, .a.,A. IB-crr.. n.f r,sF unr' stale. r
rrr frrafh u,r. H- rTuNr ts Dec trruIgl'.I1-' b.
rI... ,.r.. no .yrr. nrrr h.T. .HT vHr'H rigt iHr
Narh Sur. Ma l.. t.H Nte1s.'
q. Betty Betty" screamed t1, sbuil. sharp
voice of NJ. Mum Over ,hc Lauu.s'cr,, ''dO
YOU hear w, ''
Yes, mem, comm rs' comm echoed
another voice from thc arra, and directly the
peculiar cIa,tsr OF a pair Of large. lco>g slip
rers vas heard ascending the stairs.
Look smart, can't you, and not craw!
7lrnr rlk, sraN - cha, vay," urged again
NJ, Mann, rytr,atBr rutn "a ru"m.
Betty came rlamb,ruG along, painting and
r.r,pruug. auJ tucrrrg with her huge scu,ilc
Of cuaIs Coming into sight sh' seemed the
very rsrip, loI of ,bc area. \ cap Of qucs-
,ianabl, hu, ,iucs on bcr crown, With two
strings auucunr bcb,nt her hair iu little
fazgy pairbc. and rlrlyck,, sticking out and
twisting together all round vrag, OF that
psruI.8r color rrcoru,zrt by artists A. neutral
Unit. hrr rcd arms barrd ,o Ihc elbows, and
her halfhDoked gown revealing a, the shoul-
deg, .nd hack. 1 considerable mass Of stays
aat r1 iriGs oi c1rjarr, completed 'hc tout
ayna., Of Betty. She reached the landing
with hrr load. and staggered into the room
with her mistress. who Immediately turned
round, cNciaimjUg,
%. Do sou see ti8'. YOU careless slut YOU
Th, second t.m, this morning, declare, that
fr', been kiudIsd. and lis clean black out
My goodness. I wonder what's the use Of YOU
su hou., at an might just as well have
40 servant, two rooms not cleaned out vet
breakfast dishes uU washed knives not
secured and the FIRE no, kndlod and yOu'
vuursslf o., dirty as a blacsamoor
I'm get ., done, mem, IN iva or ,hrre
rn.uutcs the kitchen fires been carried a
ava for kculin', for the Ithcr rooms, bu,
~banc' 'sr j, breaks up"
Hold your peace will YOU. and not speak
back 10 ne. It, your own business to see
that ihe kitchen fire does no, GO out ard us
no excuse a, an II d, does. You've been up
since four O'Clock tins morning, and ! wonder
vha, you've had 70 do thl, you're 80 far BE-
hind. But its NO, thIs morning alone, but
every morning You Just tr.hc and IDLE away
your time IN the kitchen, and gossip and talk
with other servants. Don't contradict me,
heard YOU. and your works neyet done,
never half done. | declare, never was 81
plagued with any servant in INV life. -
This lasi asscysraiion vas hardly true, Of
o. true. Mrs Mum must have hem awiullN
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PoHrNV
WATER

Ifr.hLruI IL thr might, csrh'
THvr1e from cr'1tIHH's birth
ThubnrE infinite a1d ifvc,
o. ths h.av-hsst .i thr sr1s
TH.rre a.au each uysr ven
Ut tb, .Tvru rrarf ari pIaml
~tfs'inr rH truH 'r,p rsprs'
ThHueA thr rrfrsrH lsrs1rn-d rus"s
GtfrHu. lbru iB 1Ii tb, tlfms'
Nbsfhr, ~hIfti lu uijutght storms,
Or o., ~a,,Irfs rsk'i o. rsst
On tar su.u-Nhtc hlN's bFcasi.
On thr park curtain ON,
Fursrd 18th au8r11ih ard g'lf,
Sgrr.at. as her c#ursrs Ir-fr,
Mrbr. bsy tlls ,flh rasy bHsrr,
NrI lIasb b. lB ih, ufsi,
Wh5H ifs Hruw BE- vsru.y AIss'd
a, thr -rFHtHr aI- q u.Huir-,
o. frr rgsh H,r ui ifs t1vu.HgE
NF-ilht .ae it. vays.srs deep
IFkrar a.rsar stretched rH sbFr,
Wrfh che '1rk -srr,-, tr,ss ard higalsu,is,
Eisrr- u'rr 10. ffrJ-t hAs Islands.
Hufs n EEhT q, rr..ran valsr,
l. rar rtlHIHp .. ON, I,HrhtsT,
IBsrir- thfs in rifart rr~s.
I,rH fr on, h.rr "i sf.rr.s.
NHT ,r r.ar, rHttsrIr- bus.
So frg mI.I#H uf.1~.. .ras.
~Istrr. .t ths G.Tl.us arb,
nasrr al.r. JlH sb#vru uarrh,
Irrhrs ll tlrlr '.ta a.HAIr- igrt,
N.r IraIs a.r- farT track,
TT tht IghtvtH..s uI thrm hack.
T,rr, uE 1rI Erarsd uuaA
g. ahr.s r0.rs OH, .tra~ is lrluA,
YrrI. along i's ir,lst ihua
TrvTr.u- uHT~rrrI,rI srI sti..
Ns thr .HH. With magic arf
N,r. iHt. Boz frHr,r EfHr.
TrIffs uarrr a1E hr-.r-s Blood,
Jr.vFrre irtU ir,f arl luf,
tElfhas tH -rrHu each giant h~.h,
,;.r-rssls al rrr rnIs. that swim
W.u1.. Dr. hrlGbts af Fam -au',
a. fhr IF,lGl HI r.s.s a..H.
~. On, rHuiHs 'Hvr is sweet.
Mhsu. urrrys=rf b., sHHT1TT. q hT1i,
RHgfue. ey,r, herb and tH~sT
pra,s thas tr Oh. plrlsa1f shower,
~,s' each fhir.rr. plirt hrbl' rp
Far fh, rtH BEL bttIr ulr.
Wbiar .7 even grassy sIHsr,
IlGr-s rr Hlafp gTBfJWI frlI.
OrJ. .f t.e.-J, lBrFri .H rnH
Or rrr -sr.ir u1l arc r...It,
Ia ...r .TH. HI.H.f. uHfEI
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Gbr GrturS Democrat
rruIt,prp TyrRN TUESDAY uoRSISG ~
MILLETT & MELLEN.

TrHws.-Ous dollar and eity cent? N adNancc
,. I1Il.r and ssyvuty-tNr cents W thin IN months
two d,Iiars AZ he cod of the war. To wh'ch hitN
vents sil H. added 6rcycry year IN which rayu'e''
o. trh,cl
Ap,1NrtsYNTNrs inserted o1 rgasonabic terms
the rruprtttrrs nut l-ng aCcUuniablr BE AN ef'"i
Ib,yooi the amount charged be 'hc ad'eT'''''nrn''
- p,,-,.,f ar an ,I,gttssulsnt. u h,lt O. D.
s A.. ir,.-, a.. fatr of he fret Insertion.
- n. p,tvrH. ". = CHngrsss O., (o,cr
f.bs p5lN Advertiser Odl,r) li1stvn, - uur Agent
.sr receiving Subscriptions aBi advertisements i'r
.Br r.ilr. q Boston, New NurA, Philadelphia, ant
EaFrmHur.
Hook and Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
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70 these who have been in the
Service Of the United States
since ;he Revolution.

VyNUE undersigned beng familiar with ali
n the Executive rules and regulations
and the character OF proof necessary TO en-,
able those who have been engaged IN the
service of the United States since the War
OF the Revolution, to have their claims for
Pensions, Bounty Land, AHeaFages Of
Pay and Extra Pay, &C.. 10 one or ali Of
which many persons are entitled, properly
prepared Tor adjudication before the De-
parimenrs at Washington, respectfully m
vile the attention Of such 10 an interview
with them, where they may learn sorne-
thing to Their advantage. Those who have
been injured b. sickness or otherwise while
in the service Of the United States, are entn
lied 20 Pension. Many claims are lost
for want OF proper steps AT the outset, or by
being prepared by an inexperienced per
SON. Oar charges are moderate. Residence
one mile and a half above Calhoun, Nc.
MINI county, Tenn.
JOHN HAMBRIGHT,
II. McDOWE McELRATH.
Aug. 9, iSjO--ti ~
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NEW MACHINE SHOP!

I'M r undersigned has located himself miles
L East of Athens. on Chcstua Creek, and
has now on hand and viii conune to mann
facture Wool CARDING MACHiNFs, OF the latest
improved style, and superior to any that have
ever been seen in this country: also Porta-
bic HORSEPOWER and rhrcshing Machines ofnn
improved and superior quality, and calcu-
lated to thresh any kind Of Grain and Clover
Seed. These Machines are all manufactured
with great care, with "A view to durability,
and will be disposed of on accommodating
terms.
The nulcrsrgncd will also repair any kind
Of Machinery, and win promptly attend TO
my business in his line with which he may
be favored. lie viii also manufacture pat.
terms for Cast Machinery Of any kind.
JOHN J. DIXON.
Juuc l. l.J0-Cm 90
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DR.. Martins Universal Purgatiye
Pills,

A REMEDY Tor all seasons, and sale at
"a all times. TIL. mo>, superficial ob
server is aware that one greet cause OF DIS
ease is CosiivsneSs. and that by the timely
taking OF Pntgaliv-, the system IL oi:en
restored 10 It's usual health. By surh y
course ,hp lives ot hundreds are saved who
would otherwise have fallen victims to dis
ease. These PILLS remove all irritating
matter in the bowels. and excite the hillary
functions 10 a healthy action. The press
is teeming with the recommendations OF
Puraaive Pill gotten mp by men who know
nothing ol the rir-rls OF medicine on the
human system. ard hence are endangering
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 rrescplion Of n regular physician,
who has used them ~ his practice for ten
or fifteen years. and w'ih great success.
For sale bv the same agents as above.
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Soldiers! Soldiers !!

YNIIE undersigned having for some time
Il directed his attention TO the collection of
SOLDIERS CLAIMS, and having all the Blanks
and Forms used in procuring them, respect
fully so!icits AN interview with all who have
been in any War since the Revolution. lie
will attend the Courts of Benton, Kingston,
Athens and Maryvile, prepared with Blanks
and Forms, and will give his whole attention
to such claims as may he entrusted TO him for
collection. At all other times he will be
found at his Office in the Courthouse in Madi-
sonvilc.
If nothing is obtained nothing will be
charged. ID. +. HURLEY.
jacksonville, Oct. IL, isJ0-u l07
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GEO, w. BRIDGES.
Wool Carding.

THE subscriber respectfully Informs the
L public that he has jus, started two new
Wool Carding Machines, seven miles
Southeast of Athens, on Ches,ua Creek :,
and will execute any work IN that line in
the very best style, a, the usual prices
Persons frsm distance will have their
work attended to promptly IN every in
stance. For every ten pounds OF Wool
one pound o! clean grease is required 10 be
furnished. If the Wool is properly cleaned
and well prepared, hr will warrant he
work well done. JNO. ]. DIXON.
Aug. Is, iS50-'D 80
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One OF THE GREATEST INvENTIoNs OF THE
AGE

yyyt1IS N-hesI combines everv nuaIi,,
I.,,.oI H.; Iyo,o, Vjba,l /
,l,.,,.l - o,arv ho,J and c,l; r,om ,v,
toa. ~ ,n,, n,;nh,E;s ooral IN economv n
,o. pr..s, or Oy.r Sho, Wheel
,.i, tn,I ,r u,,or ,,I su,,,;o,
La,j J.. ,,,,, IL,
,.iIo--,oss ,;le,v ,o ra, on, of order-apd
;"', ,c-;,.I, on,,,a, n;s o,so ;ncow,or;.
u,.n, o,o,,I,, !, lie ,ooi;on suI,ic,.n,ly
,' ;,I'a, =, re,n,ren M t;overnor. even
W., ,'| ~ ,,', E,.,n,,as r,,lino tho fines,
' "t"
| "II',> ,lr,,,oooe ove, the
;, II ""s '''""y w. w., Wnaal Ths fire, ,s
'''r",' ''''u n.,'n,a, ,,o, !, "a, he anpled
J." 'r'"i ;" 'o''f.,. ,,, ,o, ,h.ss Wbeels
M"''' Wv, ,a;,,,, t,,, !; foo, i, Diane
VI. az aa.>al i, do, holm, n,nch mick
W. Nv 49,, ;a,nr,,ad;,,o rs,,i,c
.aa "" ~ ,ha ouo,-sh,, IN ,e, mn sneed,
I:,I ,I'; ,vhao, wh,Il, d,s,ensed with
-, "',' ~, ,;..h.r ,ha ho.L tho small.
i"n"' ,'"' Wv IrSI, ba,d If az feet :,
~, NV l,.,a, ,ar,;,r Is
=" hr'' ~ a"'Is a",al ~ nower Of Is
Nv"
'',':e' ,Lo T,b =, Eu,,er Wheel
Wv, ,ao,,;ra ,onre ,han one third
~ $40 ,Ir tho wa,er and is more durable.
~ ur' va" ,r' u anv ,nnrs oxneos,ve.
IVY w. ,n ' snnor,or IN any Of the re-
~ , ,,N" o.u r !, r.s in me- Sou,b. for
"' ,. or,a, mich orea,er length
".P ~ =, ,nnr. ,han abou ouchnl
~. ,,",e.
nc ""'"' ,,-oo,o, yvho.,s NJ all
80 '''' ii. ,,,,,or and sec,,es
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

ArEENS. Tenn. Angus 2Sih, 1850.
.Nessrs Martin d Vhiiciey-Gentlemsn;
take pleasure IN Informing YOU ri the r"
suit of your National Tome. | was afilc-
led with Chils and Fever, and was subject
TO il for several wears, when ! procured
one bottle of your Tonic from Your Agent,
G. w. Boss s Co., and 10 my great sur
prise and salisf ciion, IN three days ! was
entirely well. aud have never had simp-
tom since, Tor winch am much obliged To
you. and would confidently recommend il
10 the public. Yours, &c.,
A. MCCOY.
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No Cure NO Paw!

VN,lIE undersigned has permanently located
II himself in Calhoun, McM;nn county, Mt
which place he has opened an Office for The
purpose of preparing claims for all persons
who have CLAIM. against the Government, for
Pensions, Bounty Lands, Pay proper. Extra
Pay, Pay for lost Horses, and every other de-
scription of claims for adjudication before the
departments at Washington. We is well pre-
pared, having all the Pension Laws. ana an
the FIX culive Regulations, to direct him IN
preparing claims. and in addition twenty
wears experience in that line of business. HIS
charges shalt be- moderate. MANY claims are
lost on account of being prepared by nexre-
rienced persons. Call aud see him. No charge
for talking about Your claims.
SAMUEL WORK MAN.
Aug o. S50-l2m 100
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HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS
e. L. Ferry 8. CO.,
AJJGITSTA CA

FEhVE now on hand full stock OF Hats,
d d Caps, Bunnets and Umbrellas, OF
every STYLE ard quality. AS we have our
Goods direct from the Manufacturers we
are enabled TO sell as low and on as good
terms as can be had in any market. Mer-
chants and dealers in want OF any articles
in our line, would do well IN looking at
our stock before buying elsewhere.
Call at II. l.. Feny & Co.'S Store, Near
the Mansion House, Augusta, Ga.
NIB. Particular attention given to orders
Feb. %, lS50-ly* "a
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WAR OF 1872!

A LII persons who served in the War OF
"A 1912. rs or IA, or any Indian War
since 1880. are. under late Act Of Con.
gress, entitled 10 Bounty Land. The un
dersigned are prepared 10 regulate the
claims of all persons who may enlrusi them
to their care. a II persons who have been
in any wise disabled ia the service OF the
United States at any time, or the heirs OF
such persons as have died, are entitled to a
pension.
No charge made where the claim is no,
secured. J. W. BLACKWELL,
w. +. BLACKWELL.
Oct II, iS50-1t l07
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Mail Line from Knoxville
10 DALTON,
TAYLOR, BRIDGES g. JiCKSONS,

ruAvIN r oh,,;,oJ ,,a co,,r,o, for
ia Darwin, ,ha Male ir,n Knovy,I,e
J., D,I,nn r.. c,,r VANS from ,ha As,
Of Inlv 1s5o ,esrsc,rn,Iv inrc,m ,he
nnhI;c "a, ,ha,, ,;no rw,I, ha yall s,nc), Cd
v,;,n NJ, T.a, Co,oh,s Goa unrsas
and sahnr ,nnd nr;yo,s and M Mains mo-,
ewnenso u,;Ii ho .,,rsd :, r,r,y ,,.sonoo,s
,h,n,nh ,ni,h oo,,,r,,, ,nL sat.,v mis-
r,,,o ,,,,n,s La,,,;rrI ,,l ,,,a,ss,,,r
Ea
1I,,uaaa.. ,',i,a,,s 'i,.a,,,I,. iii ,a,,a,,
'"'', ,''""s ,,r ,i,;, ,;.,
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WOOL. CARDING

THE subscribers have now in complete
L operation a new and first rate set oil
Wool Cards, on the short fork oil Rodgers
Creek, McMinn county, occupying nearly
a central position between Athens, WASH
nalon, Decatur and Calhoun. The ma
chinery is of the very best order, and cal =
cuIa,eG TO card the finest or coarsest wool.
and will receive the constant attention OF
one or both OF the propretors, from the
10Th of May to the lst OF January. Hav-
ing had twenty-five years experience IN
Wool Carding and machine building, we
have no fears about giving general satlslac-
lion.
Price of Carding plain jobs 81 cents per
h., mixtures l2a, which may be paid IN
FIax-secd, Beeswax, Tallow, Bacon,
Feathers, or Tow Linen, delivered at the
Machine when the rolls are taken away
The 9th ID. of the wool will be taken as
toll for Cardng, or 81 cents per ID. for plain
work, and 10 cts. for mixed, cash in hand.
Those desiring to have their wool card
ed at this establishment, are respectfully
requested TO have it well washed and
cleansed of hurrs and all other hard sub
stances that may have tendency TO lnjure
machinery, and forward with it l ID. Of
lard or oil to every lbs. of wool; also, to
bring II early, as warm weather is best TO
card or SPIN wool. All complying with the
above request shall receive the highest
price in cash for every job that may be
SPOILED in our care. Try us once.
WIN. G.. JULIAN.
w. JULIAN.
May II, lS50-6m Sc
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06
Dr. Martins Compound 1gzup
OF Wild Cherry s ,;aTsapaYi:sa.

a NE VIVA thrrr, aud S,roapatl''a.
which are ths bass OF in,- Medicine.
have long been cDi"hrar'd in Hor.umpron.
Scroiula Diseases o. the skin. ''"nghS.
Spli,nc o! Blood. asthma, sc. The R'Ght
Rev. W. Il. WnrrlIn.har,. 'ii,hop ni TIE
ProteSlan, Episcopal t0urrh IN Mar. Iand,
has auinOr,2"d Us to Sat. Il" has Hs"i II IN
ne owa person ~lth d"r,tad benefit: and
many Of our MEDICAL friends dc mol hesitate
to recommend II 10 ,her practice. See Dr.
Samuel Harp-r's letter TO ~ in the Pampn
let. which YOU can obtain gratis OF our
Agent. The Boonsborourh Oll Fellow,
Of Washington county, Md, of January
20ih, 1913. saws:
"When an article has afforded relief TO
so many person, as DR.. Martins Com
pound syrup of WiII Cherry has done.
we feel bound to make il known. There
never was an article in 1hi, country that
has afforded relief and gave more sans'ac-
non than this. In !he neiShbnrhool Ct
Brownsville, in this county, it has aHrc:
ed several important cures, and from our
own certain knnwlrdrp OF it, W" pronounce
it nueuuallpd Tor the cure Of Gov .hl, C"ld>,
and diseases u' Drls KIND"
In the "tlnrayn,an'a Sory Thrne',"
(BronchIirsO II may truly 30 4ald 70 he
"Soverelcn Ba,m,' az the Odd Fellow Of
the 9Th January, 1913. calls l.. II differs
from most other medicines in being re-
markably pleasant. and 10 having any %
,nuse heating. s,uprt, nc or Disgusting pro
pensi,,es. which are found IN most other
preparations of the Wild Cherry "r Sara
rar,lla Prepared and sold hy MARTIN s,
~ = ~
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Fresh Arrival of Fall and
Winter Goods
w III, II. 3 ALLIE W,

VIZ AVING received his NEW GOODS,
Il Il consisting Of most articles suitable
for the present and approaching season, ln-
cips his customers, and all who wish to
purchase Cheap Goods. to call and exam
Ine his assortment. in conclusion. he
pl d2es himself 10 sell Goods at low prices.
Oct. 2j, lS5O-i 10y
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Martin & Yyhitely's National Tonic

(WHICH exrels all remedies m tue cure
w of Acue and Fever, aud Dyspepsia.
II is purely vegetable compound, and rs
perfectly innocent IT its effects. Elias
Rauh, of Wrichtsville. York co . Pa, says:
81 have never known any remedy equal 10
Your invaluable National Tonic for Ague
and Fever" DR.. Il. G.. Griffin, of Cam
bridge, South Carolina, writes TO us,
"Your National Tonic kills the Chills
dead;" and Cary w. Ali OF Church'own,
Cumberland county, Pa, says: alt has
cured me OF the most obstinate and Inveie-
rate ease Of Dyspepsia" In a postscript
he says, 81 consider myself perfectly cured.
See pamphlet.
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DR.. Fitch'S Celebrated Six
Lectures

On tho Prevention and Cure of Consump'
ton, Asthma, Diseases of the Heart. &c.,
and on the method of preserving Health
and Beauty TO an old age.
This book should be in every family. To
the consnmptivc it points cut the only rca'
son1bc hope for relief. 70 mothers. the
directions it gives for tho care and edura
tion Of Children are invaluable. 7S,OO0
copies Of this Book have passed through
the press, and the sale continues undated.
For sale nv S. 3. FITCH g. co, 707
Broadway, New York; and G. w. ROSS g.
CO., Athens. Tennessee.
tfFDr. FITCH'S GUIDE TO lNVA
LIDS, or Directions to persons using Dr.
Fi'ch's Remedies, to be had gratis, Of all
his Agents.
June II. lS50-if. 81.
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Of Os,cego county Ne,o York
".Nor.goHitry .1srnWariurins COmI'any's
TrOa " OrEs.'


The subscribers having at present the sole
right 20 manufacture the above celebrated
Water VIII els, Tor the States south of thu
Potomac River, present them TO the public,
under "a full guarantee that they come fully
up to the recommendations given. Applica'
tons (po.t paidN will meet with prompt at
lenton, and enquiries for particulars cheerful
" replied to. The Wheels delivered at any
accessible point in the Southern States. For
making the Scrolls (Which are very cheap aud
smple,) full directions with illustrated draw
ings and dimensions OF timber for various size
scrolls will be given.
Address GINDRAT & CO.. or
J. S. WINTER e. CO.,
Agents of the Montgomery Manufacturing
Co., Montgomery. Ala.
Or G.. w. WINTER,
Columbus. Ga
OrS. W. BINGHAM,
Athens, Tenn
.".Persons are requested to call at Gettys
MN and examine the Wheel for themselves.
Nov. 3, lSJ0-tf Ill
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REUBEN RECH'S
Patent ECwfTP-v%Hf Iron
Water Wheel,

For Factories Sn,c and Grist Mills. Cotton
Gins, and erery other purpose 10 'chich a
patcr uhcei can be applied.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-06-28

Of BRAkT'S PURIFIER effectively cure OUR TINES
much disease dollars orth of SqrslgGriLqf Il
will, then il Ia FOUR TIMES CHEAPER than Sarsap4-
TiLd And 20 prove this offer Of cure II
ng1sECaseS of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-06-28
KSEe. MARTINS
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: the best Medicine yet for Coughs Colds, Cohsnmp-
ton, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood, &c Read The fol
lowing:
November 18th, 1919.
Dear Sir take great pleasure In saying 10 yon That
Mrs Ross has been entirely relieved of her cough by the
use Of your Syrup If Hid Cherry had continued iof
fully eighteen She had used several prepara-
lions of the Wild Cherry in popular use, but mol
with the slightest benefit, until she took yours she on
Iy took botes and pleased TO say she - no" Ia
good health Every one who saw Mrs. Ross thought
her IN deep decline. LEWIS T. ho7S'
No 267 = Charles Street, Baltimore, Captain of schoon
or o. X Cambridge Packet
in Clergyman's Throat il is truly sovereign
Bain'' AZ the odd Fellow, Washington county, Mary
land Of June 6ih 1913, says. Price IS cents Bottle
Prepared and sold by MARTIN Il WHITLEY, at
their wholesale Drug store, .5 s Calvert street. BATH
more,
And for sale by f. J. HOFFMAN and
WATSON g. JACOB, Lewistown; Alley
ANoEE RurLEDGE, Williamsburg, Huntingdon
county. June 80 lS49-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-06-28

who have superior locks, like our friends
Reed. of Dalton, Ohio, and Ladd OF Rich
moud. Ohio, and who are fond of and un-
destand breeding, will continue them and
make them profitable. But We fear that
unlesss there is some great change soon,
the Saxon viii not spread North and West.
The great belt of our country lying
north of the Allegheny mountains, and The
Ohio river, and extending clear up TO the
Rocky mountains, seems admirably adapt
ed for the Negretti and lniantado branch
of the Merino families, as south Of that
line does for the Escurial and Electoral
branch. The best representative OF this
branch is found in what is now termed the
Term0m 1feri1ao. They are hardy race,
with thick heavy ileeces, full of gum and
woke. and formed 10 Withstand well the
rigors Of our hard winters. Like their
congenier the Saxon, they delight in dry
soil, and will thrive upon pastures where
larger sheep would starve. In Vermont,
objections are made to this breed of sheep
by wool dealers, because the wool is SO
heavy by reason of It's gum and yolk. 1t
may not be so profitable for them, but il
cold and bleak regions. But as this sheep
travels West il loses this objection, for IN
this State, and throughout the West the
wool retains It's fneness, but loses much
of lis superiluous gum and oll, but none
of its vigorous constitution. Crossedup
the common breeds of Ohio, Michigan,
and the other Western States, il produces
j valuable breed, giving finer and hcayI-
cr fleece, and stronger and more healthy
habit. This breed is not confined 10 Yer
mont. but may be found in great purity in
this State and Connecticut, and Massactu-
sets. Among the best now IN our mind
is the flock of our friend, Mr.. Dickinson,
OF Victor, whose communications on the
subject of his flock, can be found in the
last volume
1t is not necessary here TO particularize
the various mongrel breeds which have
grown out of these great leading families.
We believe that one great cause of con
troyersy has arisen from not taking true
view of the great and natural division OF
our country into Northern and Southern
wool growing sections. Around large cit.
les. and upon small farms, coarse wooled
sheep viii be found the most profitable ;
while in the milder climate Of the South.
the Saxon, and in the colder regions Of
the north, the Merino viii be found tie
true breed.-Uo0t Gr0ccr.