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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-18

II you have anything to do, do it; bat if
you havn't anything to do. for Heavens
sske keep out Of mischief.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-18
From the Rome [Georgia] Courier.
THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO GEN.
ERAL QUATTLEBUM.
CHAPTER III.

one crying in the wilderness, Prepare ye the
way of the Southern Konphcderacy, make
its paths straight.
q. Every slave State shall be exalted and
every free State shall be brought low; Kali
phornia shn III be given TO us for an nheri.
'nnce and the land Of Mexico for posses,
sion.
D. And all flesh shall sec the wisdom OF
the Gna shville Konven,ion.
6. Then went out ul,o him much people
from Macon and from Kingston and from
the region round about Columbus; and the
Knu'Iiphiers heard him gladly.
7. But when he saw many of the Union
men coming unto him. he said unto them, o
generation Of white livers, who hath warned
you to flee from the wrath to cone?
s. Bring forth, therefore,, fruits meet for
Chivnlry.
.. And think not to say within yourselves,
we have Washington to our father, For
say unto you, that tho Gnn shvile Konvcn,
'Ion is able OF me to raise up one migh,ier
than Washington.
10. And now also, that the axe is laid Mt
the root of the Union, every tree, therefore,
TINT brnge'h not forth The fruit of Shyalry,
sha II be hewn down md cast into the fire.
ii. Washington indeed delivered you from
the oppression Of the land whence We came
out, but will deliver you from the sorer,
aid more griev"u~ tyranny of the people of
the North country.
II. And the people asked him. saying,
what sha we do to them?
Is. He answercih aud saith unto them,
CON" out from nnong the people of the North,
and be We separate, Us also saith the Gnush.
vile Konvcntion.
IA. He TINT hath friends at the North. let
him 'orsake them, md he that ,radc,h with
their merchants let him do likewise.
IL For as yDur fathers drove out the Bit.
lsh from their coasts and wrought deliver
ancr from the hand of the opprcssor, so shall
yc be delivered from the bondage Of your
enemies.
lG. And nlnny other things in his eXhor-
'a!l"n preached he untn the people.
II. How belt the people would not hcar-
ken unto the voice Of Walter, for the more
part clave unto Howell. the Speaker. unto
whose words they all gave heed.
Is. And it came to pass after many days.
that the ruler Of the people commanded the
captains and the great men and the mighty
men TO assemble together at MilledgeyilIe,
to worship he image of secession, which
the ruler had set up.
10. And behold, when the council Of the
people we're gathered together, they would
rot obey the command of their ruler, but
cast down the image and stamped upon it
with their feet.
20. And they said, we will not depart
from ,l, wpy Of our hers but will o serve
their laws to do them.
u And the land had rest for many years
aud The people wnxcd mighty and prospered.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-18

HORRIBLE MURDER At WEST CHESTER.
The Philadelphia Ledger has The IuI"w-
ing particulars ren,lge To an awful murder
that occurred IN the vicinity Of West Ches-
ter, Pa, on Saturday morning:
Some of the children belonging to the
school at Rocky Hill, three miles above
West Chester. on rea ching the sChoo'.hauSe.
found their teacher, Phrbe Sharpless, !yIng
al the door, wellcring in her blood, and
quite dead, Lying near her was the wad.
ding used in loading the gun, which, upon
examination, was found to b. Il piece of the
Saturday Evening Post. In the course of
the day, George Pharoah having been seen
in the vicinity with qua, was arrested on
suspicion, and, strange 10 relate, on his
person was found portion Of tho Saturday
Evening Post. and the waddng fonnd fitted
to it. He was committed TO prison to wait
n further examinB ton. The deceased was
an estmnbe young lady, aged about twenty
eight, the daughter Of Aaron Sharpless.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-18

Horrible MURDER AT ALBANY.-Two
sons of tirnrgc Lester. Of New Scotland, in
A lbnny, N. Y. who bad been missing from
home since Saturday week have been found
murdered. The younger Of the two, aged
SIX years, was found on Thursday dead,
covered with leaves and a large stone on
the body; the other, aged about eight years,
was found on Friday, dead, aud hanging to
tree. A despatch says-T"o physicians
gave it rs their opinion that he had been
srongled and then hung. A stick or club had
been also used.
The jury rendered as veriict--'Ihat
David +. Lester and George Lester came
to their death BY injuries inflicted by Rcu.
zen Dunbar aud other persons unknown."-
Dunbar has been arrested, and IS nov c0u-
fined IN jail.
Great excitement prevails in the town,
and COu'd Dunbar have hC"n found. personal
violence would have r. ssultcd. Dunbar is n
>'rp,son Of David Lester. the uncle Of the
ch! dron, and Hs they havc properly, mcrce-
nary motives are supposed to have induced
the commission Of the crime.
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SHE'LL Do.-The Dresden (Tenn.) Mirror

says:
"a short time since. a man bv the name
of Roberts was c"mmltt"d 10 Jail in ihis
place, to await his trial on a charge Of per-
jury. Yesterday his wife asked PERMISSION
to see hm, which wns granted. She enter
ed the Jail. and after remnIniug there an
hour, the jailcr opened the door, and. MS he
supposed, permitted the lady 20 depart. But
to-day, on opening the jail door, n female
was found to be the ony inmate. The
prisoner hud escaped in his wif"'s clothes,
and the heroic woman remained in Jail
about "a hours before she let herself be
known"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-18
VOLUME 3.-NUMBER 1OS.

SMOKE lloUsEs Many persons commit
great errors IN building smoke houses. TO
be ccaand have handsome and respectable
looking appur'enance TO The farm, /, must
iUr.ooih be- buiIr If BRICK or stone, with close
fitting doors. aud n single aperture for the
egress Of the smoke. The consequence is.
the inrst i, bIack md butter, aud might as
well have been pat IN puck I"ut pyr"lIgnc"us
ucld; having lost al lrs fin" tiavor-smelIng
of SCOT Ike a chimney sweep. TIC walls
are 50 close aud cold, that the smoke con-
denSes nnd settles on the hams or bacon, and
instead of drying, 1t becomes haboy and III
coIored,
a smoke house con hardly be too open. 1t
takes longer, to be sure. TO perfect the pro-
cess, but when completed the meat j. dry, Of
fine chestnut color, and delicate favor Of
smoke penetrating the whole mass.
The best houses we have seen, nre built
with stone wall. three feet high, n tagged
bottom, and n wooden structure built on top
Of the wall. Common siding is tight enough,
or boards endwise ike boarding barn is n
sufficient. with tight board or shinge ro"i.
The bottom is used 'tr an aSh house and the
smoke fire nult on the ashes. 1t is safe for
both purposes and will produce much finer
article Tor those who hive sweet tooth for
that deIicIons trent d nice Favored ham,
.Noore's Rural .Nsp T0rher.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-27

From the Doiidr Newspaper
Fall PlOughIng.

As the corn viii soon all be "cribbed,"
think a few words would no, be am'ss on the
advantage Of poughing corn ground IN the TALL
| will not pretend to enter into argument con.
cernlng il, but will simply state few Facts
which have come under my notice. ] have
alWsys been a strong advocate OF p'oush'ng
10 the fall, as feel assured by experience that
it paws about 30 per CT. better Than by plough
ing 10 The spr,ng By turning tho ssard down
in The fall, the roots are exposed to In" winter,
and the insects, which are SO injurious to the
corn crop, are generally destroyed. The seeds
and grass which are ,urntd down, become de.
composed, and the ground wll be IN exee'en.
order for working IN the spnns.
Afes years ago had two neighbors that
cou'd not be persuaded 10 plough IN The ia'l
on any terms. ploushed in the f,l', they
"a the spting. We planted our corn At the
same time. When it was up about week
the "cul worms" mado dreadful havoc among
theirs destroying nearly all. lhey mao u
replan, several times. whIlc NINE vas leii en-
III civ untouched, and after they did succeed
10 gs,,,ps their. to stand, they had to be con
,inusly working It, TO keep the grass down
While there was hardly a spear to be seen u
nv field. and the result, Vas, had Q goo
crop, While they had only hall one. ATE
tina, season they followed my example 60
ploughei IN the al, an they have no, bee
believe that there soud GOT be one bird
the complaints The cut worm" II 'hsf
vas more of the corn ground ploughed 10 III
) fall, han there /, at present. ID. X. I.
Oakr,lle, Pa, 1850.
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From a New York p,per.
Operation Of the Fugitive Slave


A system of rtprisats having commenced
suder the provisions of this bill, recently
passed BY the American Congress, i, be.
comes a serious question to determine who
are liable 10 arrest, aud subject to lis opera.
ton. There can lie no doubt but that such
persons as have run away from actual bon
dage sho have been held as challles by VIZ.
tue Of The law which exists IN the Southern
States, are afr cled ~ 4. and liable TO be
seni back to slavery. Bot suppose that such
person has gwen birth to child IN free
State, whose parents we're both fugitive
slaves, is that child, who never breathed cry
air but that Of freedom, the property Of those
who have legal title TO his chalte parents !
According to the local law by which lawful
ownership IN the parents Is maintained by
the slave. holder, the bonds are transmitted
to the child he also becomes slave. But
can the owner Of those parents capture that
child IN a free State, and take hun 10 slave
territory, and reduce him to actual bondage
under The new law IL he a subject for
which the United States marshal becomes
liable, 10 the event OF his non delivery to the
claimant
Suppose, again, as is more common among
US, case where ono parent enly was Stare,
is tho product Of their marriage TO be deliv.
cred up TO the demand Of the claimant, or
not There are here many such marriages
that have been productive Of children who
have in some instances attained TO manhood.
Are they to be sent 10 enrich Southern mas.
tiers, to be taken from the enjoymen Of that
liberty, which is the only state they ever
knew, to serve master whom thsy know
not, and who knew not lhem1 Let some ex.
FOUNDER Of the law reply b. n. IL.
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CAROLINA INN.
ah ..iIIIl.|a
CHARLOTTE, ". &.

FEtilE sbuse establishment, situated IN Ma
n Street. third lot Moth Of the Public squ.,,.
in tn. town OF Charlotte, has been constant, kes
open BY the present Proprietor, from the 1T q
JsHuary, l-IO TO the pres.n, tim., Tor The setou.
mediation ot the Pub &c, aud viii continue 10 ss
hep, oren for tie same purpose.
The Establishment has be-, enlarged and In.
proved To a very COZ siderable extent within D.,
last two years--the entire building Is ia comp Il,
repair and ia 80 constructed that all the ROOMS
have abnndaut light aud cen be ventilated al PEA.
sure
The Stables ar. not IN '-rinr 10 any helofgar
to any sim ar Esiahhs hmsnt in " cattfn Nor
Carotna; and care will be taken that Ikey ia
always be supplied With abundance n good grl,a
and prove der and attended by faithful and ,tr,
rienccd iiosil,rs
The Subscriber sill use every cSertiou 10 F,s
satisfaction TO all who may pa,ronize has II u
aud htsiate' no, 10 fay that, fiofn ten year, a..
pefcnce he viii be able 10 keep up the scconra
dation al the Carnina Inn, IN style mol sufpl.f.
ed ~ any Pubic fiunsr in the inisris ccunl'y -
and he takes This opportunity 10 return he a.
dial respects 10 generous Public for pas, fs,ln
and respectfully soei,s a continuance o! lh,.
patronage and confidence.
DRuVERs can, al ell timrs. be tupyh,d B
convc0ient Gnd wcl enclosed lots. fru, OF chafet
aud furnished with grim a, ipw price,.
IT The Charlotte and Camden Stages ANN
and depart ri weekly.
JENNINGS q. kerr
Oct -, le49. 5itf
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From The Dollar Newspaper.
Hints 10 Farmers Boys.

There is one thing that would ike 10 itn'
press upon tia minds Of the farmers OF this
country. To all Of you Who have boys that
cau write, GO. each one memorandum book,
O few sheets Of paper Will do, If nothing better
ran be had, and IN that have each one keep
an account Of every days work done IA the
year the kind Of work employed 10, and The
dav Of ,hs month aud date Of The year.
Ii u SOWING nenlon tho KIND OF gram, and
the amount ef .esd per acre. The u,ne oil
planting and OF resping. In fact should have
thrm no'r ny the passing events OF the tarn
and a. the, gro" der they viii fad more oil
importance 10 nols.
Six cents viii buy book that vail last one
wear TO commence with. Ny VOID for Il II
the farmers sll adop, this course. their son.
viii be much better farmers than their faith.
ers.
| Il nav seem ike dfS BUSINESS 10 commence
with the FIRE, day Of January, but sthe spring
/ opens tie green grass spears, ana oti2b' pros
pects are IN our paths, aud tho task will be
more pleasing every day until the close OF lh'
year.
Who would not give :aice Ina, the paps
and ink cost, eou d ihey but obtain memor
andun book Wfl,,en by grand s,hor l0S
years agol
Try 1t, farmers, young and old; keep
journal Of every day, and you will become
race Of scientific book farmers, not TO be lm
posed upon. George Washington, one OF tb'
best farmers Of America, kept journal OF tn
farm.
Much might be written 20 prove the bene
81 OF such a course, II adopted but leav
II Tor the present, hopieg some one more ca
pable will write upon the suhIect hereafter.
Bradford Co. Pa 1850. s. {. A.
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PniFER & YORK;
L,usr from vojo' Dggald NeDagald. Cs'
trfsk Post OGte.

K,usr from vujo' Dggald W. Dsgald. Cs'
trfsk Post Office.
iiIooaE CouSry, n C., De 25, l'i'
Dr. J knhi--Dear SIR.
A Lrdy 10 Ills county afflicted with retro'
complaint, Prolapsus ttall, F,u0r hIbu- srd
snmewha, dcranged mud, caused BY obslfuetT'
was for about twelve months attended J ow
our eminent physicians. without ans effect ~
every one sucecssyels declared her incurabc a.
that s,ir had 10 die She Then procured tao Be-
ties Of your Abysslpia Mixture from me-, sha
cured her entirely. She has since married q
Is in perfect good health and happy. The ADV
.in a Mixture ha. Likewise proved very tiiieat'a
IN many other diseases. bu, particularly IN tens
disea,es, ~ which 1t should have tie pfe'rf''0
OF all othes. Yours obedieu,ly,
UUGALD McDUGAlp
Price for tho Abyssinia Mixture per bottle =
cents. 81 % Il ~ 50.
Likewise on hand and for rnlc Dr. kbhl' N'
storof, Univorssi Plaster Gold Mine Basan' o.
I J. llULTON, Agent
Charlotte. \ G.
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DIR. BENJAMIN RUSH'S
CELEBRATED HEALTH PILLS.

The great philanthropist aud eminen, physician
DR.. Benjamin Resi-. invented universal remedy q,
disease aud denoninaed bis irfailible Heaiih PHI,
Ills immense practice aud wonderful cures proved
and certified it, the Plus uiira Of specifics. llad
he done nothing else for The benefit Of mankind, =,
10 commemorate hrs name as a public b,ntiaettr
this WOULD have been sufficient
For all bilious complaints, and as purifier Of Ii.
blood the world is challenged 10 produce It's equal
The only genuine Rush Pills, compounded from
the original receipt, is sold by the
EMPIRE CoaPANY
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H0GgAT.
i" Jesus KnOcketh.n

Let your lamp be trimmed and burning,
Ever waiting for the Lord
Standing ready when he knocksth,
Listening to obey his word.
Know We not the holy influence.
That shall new create the earth
IT'S the angels peaceful chorus.
Chanted at the Saviour's birth.
Jesus knocketh when the weary
Travel.worn and wasted one
Asks for rest. and food and comfort,
While his lingering sands may run;
Listen 10 his earnest pleading.
Christ himself hath said to thee,
:" IL ye help the fainting brother
Ye have done j, unto me-"
Jesus knocketh - when the sinner.
Bowed with griefh he cannot bear,
Seeks some gentle human bosom,
To assusgs his weight of care;
Ye, in weakness, tread the pathway
Where this;lone onelstumb!ing fell,
Stretch friendly hand 10 aid him,
For lie is thy brother .,ill.
Jesus knocke,h when the prisoner
Begs Of you to give him light,
Flesh and soul, by sin and error,
Bound in chains of darkest night;
Jesus speaks in tones of anguish.
By my stripes made him free,
Will ys slay again your Saviour.
On the cross Of Calvary 7"
Jesus knock eth when the warrior,
SEIZED with streams Of human gore,
From the field Of carnsgs carried,
Fights in dreams, his battles Ger.
Pray that swords DO turned to ploug hshares
Tumults, wars and fighting. cease,
Natisn riso no, 'gainst nation;
But all hail the Prince Of Peace.
For the last time Jesus knocketh.
Death is near, the goal is won.
Ye shall sit with Christ in Heaven,
II like him We overcome;
And. as edors from the tiowere,s,
Long remain, though huss decay
So the influence of your labor
Will not pass with life away.
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W.ssM1GAE.s1Es.
The way they Initiate an Odd
Fellow.

The following VAS furnished US by a mem
Der OF the I. o. o F., after a promise on our
part, that We would never divuge HE name.
We shall keep our promise sscrsdIy. Mr..
jerks took notion TO JON, and his lady berg
in The habi, Of wearing The unmenilonables,
would no, coasen, without the promise record
ed below
Very well, Mr.. jerks. you know my opin
100 Of sece, societies.
Perfectly, my dear, perfectly said our friend,
,hrusting his hands in hi. pockets.
And you will joni
Don. you think it best
No, sir, once for oil, | do no..
Consider. my dear if you should be lef,
widow, with nothing to support
Nov wba, a ridiculous argument. You
suppose Mr.. jerks.
Ny Dsar1
Mr.. Jeuksl
Will you lisien, for moment
Certainly.
Well then much as respect your wishes,
and you know love you dearly, il will be i'm
possible for me to oblige you N this instance.
have sen, IN my document, and 10 night an
to be ,nluatsd.
Mrs. Jerks opened her handsome eyes in
amszemen, and or a moment lost IN wonder.
And 50 you're &C usE, gong to be initiated
Yes, my dear.
Well, will you tell ne oil about i, when yos
come home
Perhaps &C.
Comfor,ed with this assurance, The lady oil
feted no further resistance, and our hero losl
hi. departure. About The hour OF eleven ht
returned, a ~iser, If not better man.
Well, nv dear, exclaimed Mrs. Jenks, WIN
did they do to you hat was 1t like
you much frightened come, come, tell m'
all about il.
Don't ask me, gravely said our friend, bes
you wont ask me-
Why not l'n your wife you know, ant
wife and husband are one. Why mott
/ Hark said jerks, did you hear nothing!
Silence, my dear, Remember ahst Shake
spes,e SAYS about sermons IA stones, books u
running brooks. II | should dlsulge he nigh
hear oft.
Who, my dear!
The patriarch Of The los, tribes. Even no.
he may be a, cur window.
Mercy On Us, tj.cnlal"d Mrs. jerks, ho'
you tefnfy a body. LII shiv-shiver al
/. over.
n YOU don't wish to be killed outright, ssi
no more questions.
Surely you can tell me something abou, i
an idea or tso-,hat woudn, Os dvulgin,
you know.
What # you should IN an unguarded mo
meu,, lie: the secret 0ut!
On, trust ne, i vii be saie 10 keeping.
You will never telli
Never.
/, No. even TO your great gran 'noIhsfI fo'
know how COSBY some old ladies are.
IN never open my mouth on tho su' Jsct.
Hatk1 exclaimed jerks with q thestfics
stsrt--hesrd you nothngl
0 Nothing, replied his vie, With un!e'gne'
alarm.
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ATTACHNEN7S fer sale here.
TERMS.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per annum in advance
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS il payIo'''
be delayed three months; and Tlikth
LARS il not paid until inc close OF inc ~
dFAdyertisemcnts inserted at One popu'
square. ,l6 lines or less, this sized Tyre 'O' y
first insertion, and IS cents for each COM
ancc. Court advertise me uis and Shefih
charged 25 per cent. higher; and ''''' !,
of 334 per cent. will be made from 'o' - !.
pricce, for advertisers by the year az. :,
mcnts inserted monthly or quarterly '
square for each time. semLmonihiy
per square for each time.
1r Post,nastcrs are authorized to act as 's''
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EUREKA CORN SLAVE!

This Invaluable prepsration is offered 10 the pub
lie with the entire confidence In It's superlaive e.
c,snce 1t having been fully tested by being us,d
in private practice, by an eminent surgeon, IN ltn
CITY, for years 1t will most ,frctually cure Com.
Dunyans Chilblains Cuts, Bruises, Sc, Sold, hot.
sale aud retail. BY tie
EMptRE coyPANy
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EMPIRE COMPANY VANILLA SHAVING
SOAP

This splendid Soap il superior TO al oilers, III.
lahcr produced BY IL Is INSTANTANEOUS; il does ~,
dry Oh the face II s Of very fine cmollient eb,,
acier prevents al chaps, aid heals cuts, pinnI,.
q c., almost Immediately.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by the
EMPIRE Cpvp.~.
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Com lint, y. C.. Arc |, lf4.
Dr. J kuhl- Dear Sir:
YOU will please ErNsfd to ~ as soon s.c-
yeutent. afresh suppl, Oh The kesioter aftht h.ns
and the Abyssinia Anture. vt have saiG pI'
some time The Resioiet aud the Deeper. 81
Pos der, have proved to be very efbeseou.
fullnoss OF The chest. Eheumatism. Sore leg !.
Aammalinns OF he Eyes, Debility, and other che
mic diseases. We warranted The Aby s.in Nj
tuft to every patient, and TO one ha- asked 70 =
the money returned. but on The CONTRARY ut.
one ms praiscd IT'S ftsst ssuai ye pos eta
W, remain yeufs, respectfully,
A. & u " uCkEYCi TT
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INDIAN MOTHERS RELIEF.

A new and important article, entirely dfFyrcn,
from any thing OF the hind Ever befufe offered A
pamphlet, descriptive OF this rem,dy. is given 10
,no'h herr at the offce Of the Empire COMPANY -,
Fulton. street, or may be had from the Druggist ia
this place where this paper is printed.
July 81. GIN
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LAUNDRY STARCH POLISH

Uuful as ,oeil as ornamental. II gives brlis,,
polish to collars, bosoms, Be- and greatly faeistr.
the process of ironing. Nune but those who have
used it can appreciate its merits Sold who'esals
and retail by the EMPIRE COMPANY.
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CoNcoaD n. C. JvLy =, lsi-
Dr. kuhl-Dpar SIR
Wchaye cold GU allef your Al, seH "a Nrt''
II has given tniirt sdiisf0eion 10 all those y 2
have used u. We have warranted the AbA''
Mixture m all eases on our oWu account ane =
eau say, ~ has usyer tailed. We have datiy c.a
for more of the Aby seInta MIXTURE, snd ton q.
please send ns as soon possible sueh saF !
which viii answer The great d,mand.
Very respectfully, soutg.
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rsls. EAU7LI.'S
.AbySsinia Mixture,

For Cs,arfh,, lnfuenzi, Costivcno,s. Ptlss. ,i,t
vel, Gonoritg. elect, flgot albas. OF Vie
Whites, NoakHess, Obstruction. sc