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TO Southern and Western
Merchants.
u G.. w ALLAC ID.
(Formerly of Naryriie, Tenn,

fOiWcTV % .uh'y'iHt, fe"',J
N7OULD announce to his friends in that
w Slste and else where. that he has To-
Gated himself in the city OF PHl!ADEi.-
Pt'IA. and has effected arrangements WIN
h large and pop lar house oil
.I.ysrs. SCOTT, BAKER s. CO.,
hy witch / c wi! be- enabled TO furnish those
wishing to purchase desirable stocks Of
.Siaple and Fancy Dry Goods. for their
;SprIng aud Summer trade. upon as fair and
Accommodating. terms. both as regards
prices and terms, as any house in PhIIadel
phia, NV York or Baltimore. His thor
ourh and extensive acquaintance with the
business and trade of Tennessee and North
ern Georgia and Alabama. warrants him IN
saving that merchants wishing to make
orders, can, with confidence, rely upon him
putting up precisely such goods as Will
suit their respective markets, with the
greatest prnmrlirude and despatch, ana. Il
with any difference, at rates even more
moderate lhaa individuals would, perhaps,
themselves he able 10 select them. The
stocks of NessrS. Scott, Baker & Co., are
always large and elecani--selccted with
sreat care and judgment, md principally
with reference to The Southern and West
EN- trade. Their purchases are made 10y a
gentleman of much experience IN the busI>
ness, and wilha one Of the most worthy
and etiicien, merchants in the city. Every
thing cunsiirred. am assured can com
pete successfully win any Eastern house,
and make il tn the interest Of Southern and
Western Merchants. while visiting Phila-
dpIphia, durin. tie approaching season, to
give me- il call al No $50. Narkt, street.
Cunsicnmen,s Of Produce made IN me
or to the house OF Scott. Baker & Co., will
be promptly attended TO and sales made
Wilton, comn',>ion charges, and all orders
Tor the purchase q goods ~ other departs
menlS OF business will receive like a,'en-
ton. J. G. WALLACE.
Philadelphia. Jan. 4, lS5O-tl GS
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NOTICE..

BNAVING sold my entire stock OF Goods
u Il in Athens to VIM. G.. Lillard. do
hereby notify all persons indebted to come
forward, on or before the Is; Of March, and
paw up their notes and accounts. Those
failing to avail themselves Of this notice
will be called ON by an officer, without re-
specI to persons, it being absolutely n"cts''
sary to close the copal,ner>h'p heretofore
existing under the firm of Moss & Jackson
Persons wishing to settle viii call at the old
stand where they will be attended to. 1t is
hoped no person will fail to comply with
the above request. JOHN MOSS.
Dec. 81, lSl0-tf 70
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Land Sale.

I'm obedience 10 an order and decree OF the
e. Honorable Circuit Court of Meios coun-
", TenRes. ep. al December term, 1919, IN
the case Of John Stewart, Admir- of Nicho-
demus Ward, deed, Us. the Widow and
Heirs Of said Ward. will sell to the high.
es, bidder. on Saturday, the 9Th day OF
March next, at the late residence of the
said Nirhoiemus Ward. the following
TRACTS OR PAR GELS or LAND,
to VIII: one tract containing forty 1crss, sit
ualed IN the Northwest corner OF the South :
cas-, qnas,er of Section fourteen. second
fractional Township, lhrd Range, fliwas-
see District. One other tract, on Souee
Greek. containing SO acres, known as the
Forge Tracl-houndarirs OF this piece Civ
IN on day of sale il required. One other
rrac, containing 50 acres, being the Wes,
half of the South west quarter of Section
eighteen, frs. Township. second Range,
West of the Meridian, Hiwassee District
Also, one other tract. containing one hum
dred and twenlY acres, more or less, situated
in the Northeast quarter Of Secrion twenty
four, second fractional Township. Range
second, lliwassce District, beginning al the
Southeast corner of said quarter, running
North 63 polls 10 slake.--theD"e Yves, AZ
polls to s,ake-rhencr West Gjo-NorIh
l33 poll, TO corner at said quaner-thence
South 100 polls to corner Of said quarter
thence East lGO poll, TO the beginning
The above described Lands will be sold, or
50 much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
the demands against said estate. One. third
~ the purchase money will be required to
ae paid d"wn, and a credit Of twelve
months will be given on the remainder, BY
The purchaser giving bond and good seen.
riy and len retained upon the land I'M
I'll the purchase money is paid.
JOHN NJ. LILLARD,
Clerk Circuit Court.
Jan. Is, lS50-St-Pr's fee $40 60
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

MRS. MARY A. HOUSTON would re
WI specially inform the public that she
has opened Boarding House a, her resi-
dence on the Northwest corner of the
Public Square. and is prepared to accom-
moda,e those desiring board. Her house is
commodous, situated in a convenient and
pleasant part Of the town. and no pains or
expense will be spared TO render all com
forlabe who may favor her with their pat
rGnsee.
scr Terms moderate.
Athens, Jan. Is, lSJ0-f 70
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NE " F.lLL a.ND WV L f. IL
MORE NEW GccCS,
and CHEAP GOODS, and GOOD
GOO y 81!
J. x. e r @ W ~

XX7Ol'LD respectfully Inform his ole! Gus
Wv toners and the public generally, tha'
he has Just received IA supply OF
.NEIY F,lLL s. UINT'ER GOODS,
which will be disposed Of on the most reason
able terms for prompt pay. Some n""P''
make great pnratc, but he hNs no o''po.''
ton to indulge in an, thing of the KIM. lie
onIy asks those who desire good articles hf
reasonable prices to call and examine the
.tock for Themselves Ifthcy will do that, lac
i. confIrn, they will not fail to purchase. -
He continues at the Old stand, where he viii
be pleased to See every body who wants bar
gains. 20
Oct 10, lSl9--tf Do
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CHINA, GLASS .AN'D CROCKER !
" Il X f..
E. HOLMAN a. Co.,
y.H{s u u TIERS,

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
EN II. & Co are constantly receiving large
IL additions TO their stock, direct from the
Manufacturers in England, and selected cX'
pcs,ly for city and country trade, I" which
they invite the attention of purchasers.
Aug 10, lSl9-ly 40
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n O III c r..

A LII psrsnns having claims against the
"a estate Of William Griffith, decd, are
hereby notified to lie Them legally auIhen.
Heated with TIE Clerk of the County Court
of Monroe county, Trnn., on or before the
Goth day OF April, 1855, or they will be
fore yer barred. as sand estate is inSolvent.
JOHN GRIFFITH,
HENRY MARSHALL,
.1dministratorS.
Jan. II. lS5O--3m GS
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GAJ,VANIC NECKLACE

IS u.ed for all complaints affecting the Thro1t or
uc,i surh as bronchitis Inflammation OF the Throat,
Nervous and sick Headache, Dizziness Of the Head
Neuralgia in the Face, Bu1Lng or Roaring m the
Ears Deafness. which is generally Nervous ana that
distressed complaint called Tic Doloreux
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A'H'EEsI ~
= PhIJ c. = r . E q.

D NJ y ~ - q, - "a NEW
UyHE subscriber, grateful Tor pa ,avors'
soicirs a continuance OF pubic pat
,onaoe. fIe has on hand. at his Drug
Store in Athens. a supply Of nea'l or quite
Nil the Me ilcnps called for in thus market
Also. all Paints and Dye S,nfls, and few
MISUNDERSTANDING Trnsses, room
KEYS and Forreps. Moriars and Pr! Ties
Spa,ulas, Medical Scales and W"lsM'S'
Ca,he,ars, SC. Cigars, Cut an! Dty
Smoking Tobacco, Delpi', Scotch and Mac
cabau Snuff.
CO.NFE CIT O.N1RIES.
Candy. Rai>,ns, Figs, Almonds. french
Brandy and Wine. WM. buH,S"'
June s. le49-li 81
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CHaNCERY SALE.

PURSUANT to a Decree OF the nan
cery Court, at The August Ietn'
,S4g in the case OF ,he President and ~
,.c,o,s Of the Bank Of Tennessee aga'nS'
Joel X. Brown. viii expose to S"'" al w. WE
Courthouse door. IN the town OF h'he",'
on The 9Th day OF February, !s'U' me ''I
lowing pieces, parcels or tracts o. IAN" az"
Town lots, to wit: One tract or 'a'r'' "
land containing four thousand pl"'' """
t,-l and ninety two and han nrt.s' E'"e
m M. county Of Monroe. in the liIwa~ tt
District, situate IN the h'th liangp East "'
tho meridian. third traclluna! lo"nSH'p'
bepjnuinu on y Gum, the south west cor
ner of h.: No. 10. fractional T"wn>'1P
third. Ran.p tiih East Of the uer'diAn'
running Sou,h seven hundred ana s'NN
five polps to a stake on the indian BONITA
~ line-,hpncp Yves, ten hundred ANA 'ut.
~ po,es with the Indian boundary I'm" I" a
s,sks-,hence Norh seven hundred anu
.ix,y five poles TO A rine--theure Fast zen
hundred and toriy poles to III" he@innin".
Also, the Nc., half OF lot no. I, ana "',
sicna,ed and known as such OF TIE F'hh ~
the town Of Athens. heinz the o'ounh on
which stands the dwelling house ana >'o,'
house now occupied by the >ai' J"t' ~
Brown-,he dividing line OF SAID lot =" be-
ON abou, the centre of the front line front
inc the Cour,-huuia, running back 'hr"ne'
the centre Of the chimney, LATELY use" ="
s Bocart and the said l'rown-'h'nrr III /"
I,rpc, line 10 the wall of a Brick kl'cheh---
thence with the outside Of the South an"
West walls to where II JOINS me We"'
house-,hpnce nearly East with the ''V''
,ion wall of the kitchen and well hone 10
a port Just opposite 10 the centre o. ."'
VOL in The huuse-thpnce IN a d'rert ''n'
across the centre o! the well through 'h'
North wall to the wall OF sand brown :
snake house-thence with the OUTSIDE on
the smoke house round tie East she OF
.nd and corners until 1t reaches me centre
of the Io,-,hence in a direct line 'hfonsn
the centre Of the lot TO the hack Inc 'ha'
divides said ln, from lot No. s. also. ln'
M so. and the South hail Of lot No. A.
divided fy line running parallel WIZ" w.
East and Wpsr lines Of said TOT, s"'l'''n !"
aid Town Of Athens. And also lois No
IA. Is, and Ii, aud one ihri OF an acre !"
The Southeast corner OF lot NO. y on '"'
donated Lands adjoining the said town o.
A,hcus. Also, one S,dphnar', one bureau
,wo Tables. Que Waeh>tand. one dozen
WirI.or Chairs. one Clock and TWO h"hS
and Furniture. Also. 10; No. "a IN the town
of Cleveiand, county "i H'"'ey.
WIN. LOWRY, c. s NJ.
TERMS Cash so; twelve mon ms
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WINDOW GLASS!

WNT L have now in Store, and are prepared
w 10 Gil orders for any quantity, descrIp'
ton nd size Of Window Glass, from the
smallest size to 30 by AZ inches, from the
Glass Works of the "iIoLsToS MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
The Glass Manufactured by this Company
is equal to any made in the United States, and
is much superior to the quality usually
brought TO this market.
Knoxville, Nov. 90, lS49 81
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Baker, wilcox & Co,
WHOLESALE
GROCERY .NER CHANTS,

GROCTRY .HERCTIJ7,N rs,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
W EEP constantly on hand IA large and well
IN assorted stock of Sugar. Coffee, Salt, &c,
which will be sold at the very lowest marke
prices. IN orders shall have careful atteh'
ton.
~. Bacon, Lard and Feathers received
OH consignment.
July 20, lSl9--tf ~
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS

REV. DIR. lands, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey, of distinguished attanmcnts and
SIDNEY, New Jersey, July II, 1913.
Dr. A. H. CuRisriE-Dcar Sir: ION wsh To Know
of me what has been the result in my own case OF the
application OF THE GALEANlC Bell AM NECh'
LACE My reply is as follows:
For about ir,nty years had been suffering from
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms became worse
nor could obtain permanent fci!ei from an! course
of medical treatment Whatever Ni"nt j'n'"i
wears since lu consequence oi ttclucE exposure 10
The weather II the discharge Of my pa-trf1i duties
L.came subject To- a severe Chronic Rheumatism,
Yhich for wear after wear caused me in't't!!hh''o
anguish Farther: N the " inter OF 10 ana 10 ~ con
sequence Of preaching great deal IN ~! owl ''',
various other churches in this regain, was attacked
by tho RronrhtS which soon became {" severe "a
to reIlitc an immediate suspension OF my pastoral
uhGis NJ utirous sgsi'm rdS n1w hofo"Shty P'"',
,lf.R AMI a. my Bronchitis became worse, So also hid
nv DYSPEPSIA aud Rheumatic affection thus evihcihs
that these disorders connected with each "ther
through. the medium of the Nervous System In IN.
whole pharmacOpea there seemed TO lie no Ienicniai
agent which could reach and rccuperate my Nervous
System every thing that had tried Tor tiis purpose
had completely failed At last was led by my friends
+, examine your ycu,ous, and Though VIII no
very sauguiuc hopes of their efficiency dcterni 60
to try the effect OF the application of the GAL Nn
BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC
FLUID This was in June, 1876 To MY GREAT
,sroSIsuM,NT. ~ TWO DAYS NY DYsPEPsiA HAD "o>r :;
~ riGIir DAYS | ENABLED TO RESUME NV PAS
rop.I LaKous: HoR HAVE siNCE OMITTED SINGLE
SERVICE J- ..COv~r OF the BRoN HirrH AND Mr
R,u~u.rIc ArSrrTior H's tNrihrLI CEASED 10
~. ..t such Is tie wonderful anu h"TPs
results of tho ear .rncnt
I have 'u,nu"c .-' the BELT and FLUID TO
manv VII ...r teen likewise suffering from Neu.
raig,, a'ertl,a, They haze ..'d them, WITH HAPPY
ssslLrs sTii,vT, ~ ,rFRN Css'.
an, dear sill, yer! respectfully yours,
ROBERT W. Lands.
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
CALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service in cases oil COMMISSIONS
or III. sp,,moiic Complaints aud general Nervous
Affections Of the Head and upper eNtIemies AIS" IN
Palsy and PARALYSIS. and all diseases caused by
deficiency of power or Nervous Energy IN the iimp,
or other organs Of the body
o,.- Many hundred Certificates from al! parts Of
IN. country of the most extraordinary character can
be given. il required. =,
nS- No trouble Inconvenience attends the use oi
nj CIIgTSTIE'S G.ILT.lNTC .iR1iCLES and
tb.v NAV be worn by the most feeble and delicate,
With nei,ec, ease and safety. In many cases the
sensation attending their use is highly pleasant aud
agreeable. They can be sent to any part Oh 'he
country
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s A DID l. H. ss v.
n Ew CCNCE e N!


n e w CON- @ i e n
FSNtIE subscribers would respectfully ln-
4 form the pnhic that they have CONS
menced the SADDLERY and HARNESS
MAKING business, in Athens. Tenn, in
the brick shop on the North side Of the
Public Square, formerly occupied BY James
Mayo, where they will keep constantly on
hand an assortment of Saddles. Bi;des, &c.
From long experience in the business they
hatier themselves that they can furnish the
people of this section with better ARTICLES
in their line than they have been in the
habit Of purchasing for the same money
They use none but the best materials. and
all Jobs will be executed in workman like
manner, and those who purchase from
them may calculate on getting the worth Of
their money. BY manufacturing good
work at low prices, and constant attention
to business, they hope TO merit and receive
a liberal share of public patronage.
RICHARD HALEY & Co.
eF Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow, Corn,
Beef Hides, Pork, Bacon, Linsey, Flax
and Tow Linen, &C., taken in exchange
for work at market prices.
Athens, Feb. 9, lSi9-If 10
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.V'eeU Establishment!
JACKSON s. billiard

hHAVE purchased Moss & Jackson's entire
u Il stock of Goods, ii large portion Of which
we're Just received from New York and Phila-
dephia, where they were bought at very low
prices. Their circumstances are such as to
make it absolutely nocecessary that they sell
for READY PAY, and IN order TO effect that
very desirable object, they not only intend to
offer goods, but are determined to sell them
too, at LOWER PRICES than goods of
like quality can be purchased in East Tonnes
see. All they ask of their friends and the
public generally. is to call and examine their
stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Cutlery, &C., compare prices with those who
sell on time, and they think they can convince
them that the CASH system is great saving
TO the consumer of goods.
Dec. 7, lS49--tf G3
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TERMS Cash so; twelve months
eredm on the residue with bona ana TP
moved security. unless c"mp'n'nah's or'
come the purchasers. and lien on Va"
lscI and iowa lots for the purchase mo-
nev until il he paid. .c
Dec. II, ISi9-Gr; Prs fee $500. TO
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CHARLESTON, SO. CE.

Games Gaadsdey1 e. co.
Factors and General Commission Agents;
ALSO,
.lgents Of the Baltimore and Southern
Steam Packet Company,
A RE doing business on FIrzslMMoSs WHARF,
~ in CmARLEsroN, and desire to make it
known to their old friends and pntro in Ala.
bama and Tennessee, and to seek contlnn-
auco and increase of past favors from all who
may be disposed to make Char' ston thier
market this season, where Cotton. Rice, To-
bacco. Flour, Wheat, Grain of all descrip-
tions, Bacon, Beef, Cotton Begging and Rope,
with every other Domestic and Manufactured
Goods, mnst meet with ready sales.
JAMES GADsDEN, Pres't S. g. Railroad,
JAMES F. EDWARDS,
RICHARD T.. SCREvEN.
Sept IA lSl9-Gm 81
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.I'lNE CHEWING TOBACCO.-A lot
a Of superior Chewing Tobacco. just re.
ceived ard for sale bv
JACKSON s LILLARD.
Dec. %. 1910. GO
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CDOOO Persons

Including nil ayes classes and conditions, among
hicL were a large number of ladios who are pecu'
liorly subject to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hone of relief had been given up, and every
thing else hecn tried in vain.
To illustrate the use Of the GhLVANIC BE'IE.
,vose the c.se of person afflicted with that banc OF
civilization DYSPEPSIA, or nny other Chrome or
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases surnlahts are
taken which, by their action on the nerves ana
muscles of the stomach afford temporary relief bur
which lcnye the patient in lower state ana WIN
Injured faculties, after the action thus eScteh mas
ceased Now compare this with the effect resulting
from the apple alton OF the iAl.VANiC BELT. rake
Dvspeuc sufferer. even in the worse symptoms OF
an attack, and SIMPLY tie the Belt around the body,
u.,n, tie Magnetic Fluid as directed In short
period the nscs;hle persplra'ion will act on the posi-
tive element ni the Belt thereby causing Gavanlc
circulation which will pass on to the negative ana
thence back again to the positive thus keeping up
contiunou. l;uly anic circulation throughout tile sy
ten Thus IA. most severe cases Of DYSPEPSIA arc
PERMANENTLY CURED. FEW DAYS ~
OFTEN ANrLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE
MS =
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EyAiAGA RAISiNS, AND ALMONDS.
I'VE y supply just received ami for sale by
NuY ,, 1913. c. W !,OSS IL co.
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Prices {:

The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One DOLLAR.
ma Tie articles accompanied by full and plain
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be
had of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
sy.- Btteare Of Count,rfeits aud WOrtlie's Imi.
tsfl.
For sale in ATHENS, Tenn, b. the au.
thorized Agents, GEO. W. ROSS Il 20.
In Knoxville. BY McINrosH & STaoNe.
Athens, Jan Is, ls5O--ly 70
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IRON Tire Iron Of every description, on
Il hand and for sa lie by TX. BROWN.
Oct 10, lSi9--tf Sc
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A Derangemcnt of the Nervous System.

M In NERVCrS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and
Vial energies of the already Frustrated system while
under the sreng thenng, life giving, vitalihing inhn
eGce Of Galyanism applied by this beautiful ana
wonderful dscov cry the exhausted patient ana weak
onnJ sufferer is restored to former health, strength
elasticity and vigor
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The great popularity and eXcellehce "t
DR., Christio's G.alvanic Curahves,

consists in .he fact that they arrest and cure disease
h., uirc,d nnuI,,aic in place of the usual mode Of
diugging and ph, Sticking the patient. I'll exhausted
Nature sinks h"pel.ssly under the n'i''ion
7T,u 81 susih.n he whoir system, tq"Hir 'h' e''f,'
I, a, Nh, biooL u, he ssririJnS, and nefti ~
N, ,fyhi,si im,uv u,idr, any ctrc"msdn''s since
their introduction in the United States, only three
,.,ru e,pca rnra
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24
An ElOpement.

The st. Louis Intelligencer relates the
following remarkable case of treachery
on the part of nephew, and of infidelIty
on the part of a wife
About three months ago, young man,
rather cOmely and reputed of finished ed
ucation, reached this city from Baltimore.
Having no means of support, and being
unable after several days trial to obtain
employment, his uncle, man somewhat
advanced in years, whom he had seen on
his arrival for the fist time only, gave him
some writing to do, and for remuneration
allowed him. his board, &C., in his own
family.
The young man remained as steadily
at work, eschewing all irregular, intem-
perate, or other discredtable habits, and
he became finally so esteemed by his
protector and relatives, as to be frequently
quoted for his exemplary conduct.
He was particularly attractive 10 his
aunt. lady much his elder, and not a
Sunday passed that when the couple at
tended divine service, the nephew was
not seen at their side with book modest
ly carried under one arm, and the other
arm dutifully extended to his relative.
The matters progressed, the uncle re-
joicing in an amiable accession to his
family circle, the aunt ceaseless In her
lapproval of her dear nephew's character,
and general education, and the nephew
himself, bearing all encomiums like a
stole, until an evil day.-last Friday we
learn-just after the husbands departure
from the breakfast table, large trunk
reached the house, which was ordered to
the aunt's bedroom.
A general overhauling of clothes sue
ceeded, and the trunk rendered heavier
with its contents, was returned to the ve-
hicle that had broughtit.
Two children were then called into the
hall-a little boy and girl and having beer
admonished in feeling manner to behave
well until their father returned, the nephew W
with his admiriug aunt, crossed the
threshold, since which time they have no
been seen, nor directly heard from.
No cause of dissatisfaction was alleged
by the wife, no suspicion had before beer
entertained, and not the least word of ex
planation was left behind.
A lady and gentleman crossed the rive
early that day, in buggy; they were
suspected as the pair, and pursuit wa'
made to no purpose.