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NJ L DICAL NOTICE.
NOTICE,

NV 4VAs
an Monday, the 7.h day.a! oe.!.he-- -. :.
" pursuant to the articles Of par;ners', :, -.
tween the partners cf Il c late firm OF T g.
II. BoYp, we will offer t. sell at public ontcry.
on the premises, TO the highest bidder, the
Northwest half Of Lot No. 80, situated in
the town OF Athens, in McMinn county and
State Of Tennessee, with a Store House on
the same, it being the same piece or parcel Of
land or ground and store house and appurte.
nances belonging TO the said late firm of F. &
II. Boyd. The same will he offered TO be sold
on one and t,co years credit. The purchaser
will he required to give bond with good seen.
rity, and "a lien retained on the property to
better secure the payment OF the purchase
money. F BOYD.
SURFING partaer Of F. G. II. Boyd.
SAMUEL SHIELDS,
F. BOYD,
Executors Of Henry Boyd, deed.
Ang ., 1s50-tds 90
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY.

THE FALL SESSION of this Ins,i'u
l. ton will commence en- the First Mon
day in September next, under the snperln.
iendence of Mr.. CHARLES p. SAMUEL, as
sisted BY his Lady, and close the last Friday
in January.
Mr.. Samuel's ability and faithfulnpss as
a compe,en, AM efficient instructor. have
been thoroughly and satisfactorily tested
within the las, sixteen years. The Trus
'--> ran, therefore, safely recommend lhI.
Institution to the consideration OF thoS" who
desire their sons and daughters to BE- wei
taught.
TERMS. per Session Of Five Months, Pay
able al the end Of The session:
Spelling, Reading. Writing and ! s5oo
Arithmetic,
English Grammar. Geosraphy.l ann
and the above, WV
Latin and French Languages.
Mathematics, Natural Phioso- m m
ply. Moral Science, As'rono. ~
my, &C.,
EXTRAS.
Instruction in Double. Entry Book)
Keeping will he gwen TO stu. 500
dents. and 10 any young men
who NAV desire it,
Elementary Drawing for small M
children, 2 lessons per wpeE.
Drawing and Painting on Enam-2 am
elsd surface 9 lessons per weeks
photographic or M"nochromai'c I son
Paintng. 2 lessons per week..
MtzZol!nI Painting, ? lessons PERI sOo
week.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees all
the yuuns Ladies and Gentlemen ran oh.
tam crrlfiralps of cnG,menda'Ion in any OF
all or the branches they may hav" studied,
BY undergoing lair and thorough exam'.
nation. II their performance and moral de-
pertinent will Justify il.
Reward certificates will be given month.
" to all the pupils who may deserve them
for good behavior, punc'ual,'v in attend
anr., and proficiency ~ their varoHs
STU los.
By order Of the Board.
CHAS. Mh.rCALFE. Sec.
Athens. Ju'v % l~50-' 81
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NEW MACHINE SHOP,

THE undersigned has located himself miles
L East Of Athens, Oh Chestua Creek, and
has now on hand and will contIue 10 manu-
facture Wool CARDINe MACHINES, of the latest
improved style, and superior to any that have
ever been seen in this country: alsn Porta.
BILE HORSEPOWER and Threshing Machines ofan
improved and superior quality, and calcu-
lated 10 thresh any kind Of Grain and Clover
Seed. These Machines are all manu- featured
with great care, with a view to durability,
and will be disposed Of on accommodating
terms.
The undersigned will also repair any kind
Of Machinery, and will promptly attend to
any business in his line with which he may
he favored. lie will also manufacture pat.
terms for Cast Machinery Of any kind.
JOHN J. DIXON.
June IA, 1s50-6m 90
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Martin & IYhitely's National Tonic

WHICH pxcels all REM dies in the cor
w Of Aaue and Fever. aud Dyspepsia.
II is purely a vegetable compound. and Is
perfectly innocent ir its effects. Elias
Rauh, Of W,ighlsville, York co Pa, says:
81 have never known any remedy equal To
your invaluable Nauonal Tonic for Agup
and Fever" Or. r. &. Griffin. OF Cam.
bridge, South Carolina. writes to us,
..Your National Tonic kills The Chills
deat;" and Cary w. ALL OF Church,own
Cumbt rland county. Pa, SAYS: alt has
cured me OF the most Obstinate and invete-
rate ease Of Dyspepsia" Ia a postscript
he saws. ~ consider myself perfectly cured
See pamphlet.
Also, DR.. .N.sRTEN'S JER.NLFCGE
which is a most valuable remedy for tx.
pel!ing Worms from children and grown
persons.
For sale bv the same Agents as above.
May "a. ls5O-ly 81
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Summer and Fall Goods,

SuWlIcF IIIU TdII NOUuS3
purchased in New York and Phlladel phla,
by one Of the frm-consisIIng Of an els-
gam assortment OF Ladies Dress Goods and
Genllem-n's Wear. Boots and Shoes, Hats
ant. Caps, Groceries, and every article
usually kept by merchants in our country
Please call and examine our stock as we
feel confident we can make 1t your interest
10 buy all your Goods of US. We believe
"nimbIe slxpence is better than a slow
shilling" and will therefore sell rery io,o
for cash. JAS. METCALFE s. co.
July 26, lS50-,f 10
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DIR. E, D. GILBER T,

HAVING located al DECATUR, Tenn,
IL tenders MS professional services to the
citizens OF Meigs and The adjoining counties
Off, e, on the West side Of the Public
Square. where he may be found a, all
times. unless professionally absent.
Decatur, June7, lS50-U 50
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ATHENS, TENN. Aneus' 2s'h. 1850.
.Nessrs Martin g. Whiteiey- Gentlemen:
I take pleasure in informing you nj the re
sui, of your Nauonal Tonic. was sfflic-
ted with ChilIs and Fever, and was sutjecI
10 il, for several wears, when ! procured
one bottle Of your Tonic from your Aaen,,
G.. w. Boss & Co., and TO my great sur
mise and sarisf ction. in three days ] was
entirely well. aud have never had a sirip.
tom since, for which I am much obliged To
YOU. and would confidently recommend il
10 The public. Yours, &C.,
A. Mccoy.
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RON Tire Iron Of every description, on
u hand and for sale BY J.K BROWN.
De: IL, 1884 Sc
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- 20 BAGS RIO COFFEE, prime =.
IL Ac Geie. new crop. just received and
for sale by hebag.
McEwEN e. GILLESPIE.
Athens. March IS. ls50-ff II
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Newest Goods !!

TUST receiving aud opening a,our FAC
- TORY STORE, large and we'll Sc
Iected s,uck of
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DOOkS ANDSTATIONERY.--A fine as.
ID sortment of Books aud Stationery, com.
prising such School Books as are in general
use, Just received and for sale by
May 3, so S. X. REEDER.
BOLTIyNG CLOTHS.
nEST Anker Golting Cloths, Numbers
ID and Q. Just received and for sale.
McEWEN e. GILLESPIE.
April 30, 1850 81
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ne m0so0 that the COMMITTEE do now rlst
having been agreed to, staoa 9at a. saagft
Mr.. DUER moved call Of the House.
Mr.. HOLMES moved an adjournment,
Mr.. DUER called for the yeas and nays on the
motion to adjourn. which were ordered--when il
was not agreed to--yeas 80, nays IS.
The question: recurring on the motion for cal
Of the Hous
Mr.. THOMPSON, of Mississippi, moved to b
excused from voting on that question.
Mr.. CLINGMAN objected, and demanded the
yeas and nays on the motion Of Mr.. T.
The SPEAKER ruled that motion out of order
pending the question on a motion for call Of the
House.
Mr.. CLINGMAN desired to appeal, but the
Speaker decided that pending question ON a mo-
ton for call of the House no question on an
appeal could be put
Mr.. STANLEY moved to adjourn, on which
motion the yeas and nays being ordered, it was
Withdrawn.
Mr.. CLINGMAN renewing it, the yeas and
nays were again ordered, and it was not agreed
to--yeas rs, nays 90.
The question was then put by yeas and nays OIL
motion for call of the House; which was moi
agreed to--yeas 10, nays 20.
Mr.. HOLMES moved an adjournment: moi
agreed to, (by yeas and nays)-yeas II, nays 70
Mr.. HARRISON moved the suspension Of the
rules to permit him to move to take from the files
of the House certain papers !; agreed TO.
And the said papers were then, on his motion
referred to the Committee on Military Affairs.
MIR. billiard moved to adjourn not agreed
to (by yens and nays.)
Mr.. ROBINSON moved the suspension Of the
previous notice had been given.
Mr.. HARRIS, Of Illinois, moved a call Of the
House on which the yeas and nays were ordered
Mr.. ORR moved an adjournment: which mo-
ton was not agreed io--yeas 3S, noes a..
Mr.. CLINGMAN inquired whether he could
at that stage of the proceedings move the recon
sideration Of a vote given earlier on this day.
The SPEAKER replying in the negative, y
The question on the motion for the call of the
House was then put: and it was agreed to-yea,
Sc, nays 81.
\ The Clerk having commenced the call of the
House.
Mr.. CLINGMAN moved to suspend it, and
demanding the yeas and nays, on that motion
they were ordered.
Mr.. THOMPSON of Miss moved to adjourn
not agreed to.
The question on the last motion of Mr.. CLING
MAN was put: and it was rejected-yeas "a, nays
SO.
On motion the House adjourned.
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roGENTLEMEN WHO SHAVE
THEMSELVES. I

& PARKER, who has presented to the pub
,ey,,sd. now offers to the public one Of the great
eat Rozors in the world, called the Swiss Razor.
md made bv Jsaues Lccoulter, Of Switzerland.
tn. R,zor il no humbug, and recommend it to
rsn,l.men who shave themselves as Invaluable.
/ warrant every one, and il il does not give per-
fec, satisfaction, ] refund the money. p s.elFb
For sale at Parkers Comb, Fancy and Per-
h,merv Store; Penn. avenue, near National Hotel.
I p. S. A fresh supply Of shaving cakes received
this day. Poe
July 30, 1885,
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BY order Of Judge Mclean the July session of
the Circuit Court of the United States for the
District Of Ohio, has been adjourned until the last
Monday in September. 'e7t
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To conclude with,

To conclude with, aHaF'H Hs
81 PEACOCK AND CROW. Il,
Tim Crow. II ID. RICEr
Mr.. Redmond Ryan, Miss Davenport, Mr.;
Booth and John r. Scott, are engaged ana WIZ
shortly appear. lH.,s
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Last night Of II. ID. RICE, the original
JIM CROW,
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GRAND PROCESSION OF THE PUBLIC Schools
To-day at o'clock, P. NJ the scholars Number
ing some two thousand) Of the various public
schools in the city will form and move in process
sion to the Capital Grounds, when the medals and
premiums will be distributed to those meriting
them President Fillmore is expected to be pre-
sent and participate in the interesting ceremonies
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= Gen. Lopez is in the city and is staying at the
Irving House.
There is nothing in particular to distinguish him
from g the masses" except gray mustaches and
gray whiskers with dark complexion, strongly
marked feature, indicating great degree Of firm
ness and decision of character.
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This Tuesday, evening, the performance will
with the -..se ~ almost
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Yesterday the House OF Representatives were
in session until after six clock, P, M.
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MARRIED RAK E.
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and you benefit the people themselves; for they
can discharge their duties better as citizens with
two governments, than if obliged to travel 600
or TOO miles in order to get to the seat of gov
eminent, passing almost impossible barriers,
the mountain range. would ask honorable
Senators, over and again, to say to me.
| speak of those in favor of admitting Cali
fornia with her present extent of limits-to say
to me and to the country, as independent, as,
frank, as honorable men, and as senators OF the
United States, whether they would vote for that
territory, ms extensive as it is marked down
here to be State, if slavery was not prohibited.
Will any man answer me that? | do not be-
lieve there is a man in the Senate that would
vote for it. Then, is it not asking too much of
the Southern States, who are disposed to yield
all that they can, honestly believe, consistent
with honor and essential rights, to settle this
question:? Why, ask, will you not give us
ground to stand upon? We shall be asked,
perhaps-why insist upon a division! for this
whole country is not fitted for slave labor, and
you will have two free States instead OF one.
That is not the question Be it So If the
country is not fitted for slave labor, if owners of
slaves do not go there, If those in favor of
free State settle the country, after giving them
territorial government, in sufficient numbers
to Justify its coming into the Union, we of the
South have no objection. Let it be Free Can
anything be fairer! II there is anything unfair,
unjust, ilbcral in the proposition ! make,
wish it to be pointed out; and assure senator's
| will modify or change it, or give it up, pro-
vided it shall be made to appear wholly wrong,
in order to place the whole matter upon just and
liberal terms God knows do not wish to see
the contest continued. God knows that it is
my desire to see it brought to pacific termina-
ton. Whether it will be so or not depends
upon the action of. Congress tell senators ]
speak what know Whether it is to be peace
fully adjusted depends upon the action Of this
body and that Of the House of Representatives.
Let them determine to withhold from the
South al participation in any portion of the ex-
sive territory included within the proposed limits
of California. To admit it as a State with such
unreasonable and announcement limits, merely
because the people there have been induced by
government agent to apply what is tanta-
mount to the Wilmot Proviso; let them deter
mine on that, and God knows when the peace
of this country viii be established, and contro-
versy and agitation terminate. My proposition,
Mr., President, is to take as the northern boun-
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John C. Clark, solicitor of the Treasury, is re-
covering from his late dangerous illness.
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Saberi itrDb's 9ebenstinftur

Die $ebenetinttur furirt auf cine seItbwins
Be Hrt, ilnb penn aud alle D1eoilin DerIutt
nno nitbt mebr belfen mill, ,p,e J. 3. tsi l, @,
uno 4td9iaem falten, pie aud BEL bibiaen
Siebern, selhipollenen 8einen, 5sraflcpfem
lte5elfeitcn, grbrehen, 9urtbfalI, alten 5u.
fen Sebnupfem, W1ilafrantbsitsn, ,$aibIhmer.
gen Tbeumatemue, Nubr, innsrlitbe pei(e,
9iepepfL Scpfpeb; Die fernsr Wlelanholie,
Sclif, Wluttertefhwerln9 unb Gelb1ubt; /;
ite fhbrt alle llnreiniafsit aus bem NJ1asen
uno oen 8eodrmen, beforoert Die Yeroauuna,
ma6t pcrtrcffiten 4ppetit gum gGrn, unb
relnist anf lebr Ieihte QBei1e in Sursem cas
allerperfcfteite GCblIt. Sci Sinoern Der>
treibt ite alle Arten Don qlrmern.
gu babCn bei 2nton 5aberltrOb, in Nea.
bina, Sotn Sols, in Ober 3ulpebcfem, II.
brabam Sieber, in &ustaun, ,Sotn Saunan,
Diitrift, George Sbcrman, N6brersbura,
Sobn 6oaf, Sernpille Saeob S1araana,
9Binbior. Ibrab. Seaslp, Nihmonb, 9rufe.
ret ber Shneapoit, 6ambura, Secrse gla6,
Safion SannI6ip, sibanpn gauntp, unb in
bieIsr 9ruferei.
Sebruar, 26. 1850. bD
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Oeutl6er Nau0tabaCf.

QDsnn mcin pfeifhsn oampft unb sldbt
limo Der Nautb BON Bldttern
9anft mir nm Die Nafe sisbt,
o! oann taufh icb niebt init S6ttrrn &c. ,c.
Gin friieber Sorratb bon uDeud6em
Nau6tabaf," 6eitebsno aus leiebtem 0aucbs
tabaf, $40. /, Q uno 5, leibtem Ranalter,
SefmObeitssSanattsr, portobeIo, Dorto.
rice, mafthnston nno 8remer Barinas. in
paqueten bon pfuno, 1T 70 eten bon Slel
porf erbalten uno gum Brfauf i'm Stobr
ilber Der Oruferei oes .,Ssobacbters." preis
5 bis is Gents pas Oaquet.
llnIere peutI6sn sanosleute, 1p,pie Die sieb,
baber pom sutem Nauhtabaf dberbaupt.
iperpcn polle Sefrieoisuns fnpea meii fte bic,
fen Sabaf bsrfuben. Gas bic i'm probrt ba.
ben bsrftbern mns oaB ee Der bette @tcff III
bic 3eit camit 81 bertreiten unS einmaI ree6t
beimatblib su fablen.
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Sll6er, 8iher.

Sclssnoe Bidder Itno 70 eben erbaltcn uno
5u Den beiseiesten preiIen in oisIsr Orufss
rel 5u babn:
Galifornien, pie 60 1T, Gin niBlihee 6ano,
bucb fit lille Die nab Dem SoIblanbe reis
FEN elegant sebmoen, preis 25 Gent.
Bebetbndlcin fir Kinoer, peutIb unD
enslifb, in Ssrlen, preis Is Gent.
Das Bemeinfbaftlibe oeutfb:lutberis
fbe uno reformirte Befangbub, neuss
ffs aus9abs in fleinsm Scrmat fbon in &c.
bsbunbsn, so uno 45 Gents bas @rsmplar.
Gine Dertbeioi9uns fatboIifdsr gebs
rem uno cine 1ppellation an oas pros
teifantifbe publifum, BON Dsmstrus>A.
Gallisin, erifs bsutfts uno gang nsus auSs
sabe, elegant 9sbunoen 374 Gents
Danoerun9en eines Seimatblofen in
Toros1lmerira, 9ebunbsn 25 Gents.
gludb nod einse ancere fleine Binder, tpelb
iepr ipobIfeil bsrfamft perrsn.
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peiIs, eiIs.

Dr. y0ilH -. NteMle's erprcbtes uub
teltes 6eilmittel fir Die innerliieten uno an.
Bern psils (8hlpsne Aoer.)
Da6elbe bettebt aus pillen, Nu(ber unb
Mrtur gum QDaletsn. wenn ss Dem beiaes
fa9ten 8ebrauhs3ette semd6 sebraueht rpiro,
70 tpirb es unfeblbar sro6e grleitbtcruns aes
ben nnb in turser 3eit cine boaitdnbise Sur
beiprten, Bel Gebmersen ober Bei6en All oer
4usleeruns ODER tpenn bet 2fter berausorinat
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ober Starfes trinfen. beeommen i'm Nfter
rno Sunoament Gin 8eiben, peltbes burh's
SraBen 70 empfnoltb wro, oa6 man bernaeb
nibt itBen Fam, nnb mebr 70 ,psnn man i'm
Bette parm ipirc. Golden ratbe ih sinen
9erin6 init biefer Meei3in 81 maiden unb
fte rperben es niebt bereuen. s. 8. RienIe.
%Obi9e Wlebl5n 1T audi Dortrcffieb fir
ale AusIbldse am msnIhlieben R6rper, uno
be1onpers um Den 9etter, Ninspurm, 6is.
blatterr, 9haarbof, faules 3abnfeiI6,
QBilbfener, arinpiaCn &cpf Sbnppen auf
Dem Sopfe, Auelhlas i'm Sefdbt &c. su bel.
fen unb bem Sei6en oper Sufsn ginbalt su
tbun. Oieles alles 1T our6 grfabruns unp
ourb 3euaniGe bsttdtist uno tetpieIen.
5aupt:Offee fir Den Sertauf oer cbiseu
Wepisin, bsi r. puwsae, Glo 6te Stra6e,
Neabins, Serts gauntp, Spa.
ttnb bel mir, i'm ,,2rofaen wirtbsbaus," ="
DRY Tavern) in Inter 6sibelbera, 8erfsgc.
Sei Geo. WliIler, Stobrbalter, in momels.
oorf; BEL 5rm 6uUer, Stobrbaltcr in Inter
Seioelbera.
prsi8 ST, fiir pilIsn pulpsr uno Bafb.
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QGi6ti9 8efQnntmQdullo.

que Ote1enlssn fpelde 9hlauh's llniDerla[.
glsnI l6on sebrau6t babm. oisnt surSlae6.
rltht, Dab bon jest an oisfe pireIams II. tpobi,
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III Obsr Bern bei msldior 5srb, teiSWen.
no ilne OanielSsnswrthsbaaie inBsrnbil,
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rel; ln9ulpebcfen, un,peit N5brersbura, bsi
Sobn Se6teI; in wcmelsocrf bei s. Soff,
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Staufer's 9tobr.-gs lit eoem rpcblmei.
nsno seratbeh nit oieler Mebisin einsnDer,
illb ai MADDEN. Sefonoers ,pirflam 1T (le
Sa W9utterwsb. Sopfhmer3en, 5er,f(opfen,
sNanasl al g6luit, oosr ipenn Der N1aaen
pas eten nItbt pertrasen mill. eben 70 mirf.
fam bel Seitente6en uno Sldfeniebmer,eu,
l,no auob beillncrbnunsen in cer mcnatliebsn
Neinisuns. Sir osn blauen 5u,ten Der Kin.
eer ut lte lebr gu empfeblen, Oa lte benlelbcn
tlnnen fur5er 3eit furirt
Sriorid Seblaub.
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nen 81 bcs 9,crfrtisers prsifsn ro Jop"
Ritter uno Co., in NeapiiIa.
etenfalIs i'm Sleinen bei g.Hb.En9lano
uno Or. Z. .1Jarfdban, Neacina; Geora .,
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rersbura s. S2erner, W1iIerstnrs S.Bops
sr, Bcrerstann 6eicenrsieb mo Sus, rne
6a,predbt, JfnstaulL ilno Bel Oieen atbtunss'
wcrtbtn Stcbrbaltern.
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bealeitcn jcre Sottel
0TScbn 8itternnb Co., in Geaoina, ftns
Jest ermatbtiaf Die ctise beribmte Weoisin
audi helm 9ro6en gu perfaufen nno 3war5n
einem prefe, rer oem Saufsr quite Drcfte
atwirft. Suli 5. l849.
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OentiteS gpan9eIilb Gutberilhes
S Z an q b II cb.

Dieiee bon Den eritcn uno beten Gbeo(c.
ssn 4merifa's anertannte 8sians6ueb, oas
aus Den 5abren 400 bis 1885 Die berrliebs
iten Sirtteniepcr entbdlt unb bereits in Den
sr6Bten @emeincen oiefes $anbes einacfibrt,
1T bei Dem llnter5ei6neten i'm Sro6s9erfauS
81 baben.
SIR ben Staat glepsVorf baben mir bic
Nsentnr 6rn. Sod uno Co., 16O, qBilliam
CITRATE, Ncw:Oore, iberssben.
Shr ben 9taat Marplano unb ltmsebuna
Wrs. grownfelp, Baltimore, 81, &apftr
Sir cen meiten rpsnbe man Iteb an Dattor
Soselbab, in pittsburs.
Sn rem meilten fleinern Stdoreu ber llnis
on ltno u9enten ansetteat.
3. u. Bo llenweber
SIR. 277, S1oro 5. Ctr. pbilaoelpbia.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-05-14
Us II. =. s.. &eim II. So.
Smpprttrcr uno SGnoler in
glmerifanifcbem SSnrttpaaren,

NSSF
10. 6, Oitspennlttr"ec, Reading pa.
baben auf S:ono uno bstsn gum 3srtauf su
bsquemen Sebin9un9en, Gin oassmeinss 9Hors
tenlent BON Soartwaaren unb Sbnsioaue ; Hds
9sln uno Spsifs bon allen &rSssn; gien uno
Stabl BON jsber Ssnsnnuns; S6raubifode,
9lmbiiT1 unb SbmieoesSlafsbdl9s; Sibfsn.
unb SlintnIdufs; Sbl6iTsr; Msffne.in Sas
fsln uno Stan9en; 6obeln, pon Ybilabelpber
unb aaneaifsr Sabrif SattIsrs 3artwaarsn (;
Sattslb6ds, Yatent:9sbsr &c. 3inn &c unb TX,
Stan9ens3inn amerifanifb mo ruffibss @is
isnbled, Sratbs Ston9sns II. pi9sSlsi; Spsls
ter SupfsrsSclSen, Giste &C. @las, Sarbsns
Oele uno SirniiIe, 9upcnt'6 2(blsrs uno SIbs
isns@uIper nebif piel anosren @itsrn bic 9e.
w6bnlb in sinDsimfbn 6artmaarssStcbrsn
perfauft meroen.
Gbenfaus, Sbepero's 6arfaparilla,
Dermifu9e SuitcnsCdnov. uno ecutfbe
Sicbcrs uno Kaltfcbcrspilcn.
0saoin9, Wdr57. bp.
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Gtifci lti,o Scbmbe.

3. 5. Selir uno 90. BADEN fb NIT einsm
fsbr 9rcssn GcrratD pon gtefeIn uno Sbuben
psrfsbsn-9endbts unb NIT Ys99s 9emabt--
ale BON ibrer si9ensn Sabrif, mofir iis 9utifes
ben. Heuts wsltbs Shubs n6tbi9 BADEN msrs
ben es pcrtbelbaft finosn onsurufsn uno Den
einbsinliben Slsis gu srmuntsrn oa biefe @is
ter Defenders pahsno fir bieisn Marft 9sma6t
linb.
&saoin9, 2lpril 2. bp.