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I Osr.-A BLUE SILK PURSE, containing Bank
finding the same Vii Ge snfsby reSrd hy spnIyuPP al y
ga levee, aud leav ng the same sad purse was
POntChaFlraiu Railroad, Luzenburg's hospital.
J. F. EERClER 10 IA ola Ieyea
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SAhhttSEA -boNeS hM'~ ANU 9AaI'si'sm Nog9 anu
- 4, ], HART ( go, y Taa0upleulal FL
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iE u4derigned will continue the business of the late
lTn az The same place, under the style and firm Of
MOSES GREENWOOD 4 CO. for lis own account
MR. ADAMS, my late partner will be with me dnrug The
MOSES CIR EFNkV0ND-
sel4 luL Y y u w Is GraNier sIreaL.
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NOW FOR BARGAINS!

'hNaE SUBSCRIBER returns his sin.
4 cere thanks 10 the Public generally fot
the ve,y liberal support lie has heretofore
received. lie informs his friends and all
others who wish TO purchase articles in his
line Of business, that he still continues 10
manufacture a, his old stand. IN Athens,
Sddles, SnIdlcbags, Brides. Pormanteaus,
1rarcNing TrunLs, Coach. Buggy
aid H'aggon Harness oferery de-
scription;
for durability and nr"iuess, can"Ot be sur
passed BY any in East tennessee, and on
The most Accommodating terms.
ALSO,
In connection with his brother. contin-
ues TO make TO order, COachec, DarOuches,
Bncgies, Carryalls, and every other arli.
Gle in that line Of business, Carriages OF
every description repailed. He hopes ny
slric, attention to business, and de,errin-
alton to please, to secure the paironag
the public. Come on with your Rf1INOE
friends, and will insure good baTgains.-
Corn. Beef, Pork, Feathers, Beeswar,
Cloth, SC. will be taken in exchange for
work. EDWIN A. ATLEE.
Oct. 81, lS4S-lf 5
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G.. W e o G. e R S.

A FTER returning my sincere thanks to
IA the large number of friends, who sent
me their orders for goods during the last
year, as we'll as the many friends. who pur-
chased from me in person, wish again 10
solicit orders from those Of them who may
no, 90 North this Spring. and call from
those vino may visit Ph,ladel phla in person
can safely say, that will be able to
show as large stock. and one comprisins
a, great variety OF Goods as can be found
in any cltv in the Union, and will be ena'
bled TO offer Goods at LEAST AS CHEAP as
they can BE- found in our market.
For the character Of the house in which
am engaged. refer to the merchants who
have bought Goods from it. some one Of
whom can be found IN nearly every town
in East Tennessee.
ANY Feathers, Sang, or other produce
construed TO me, or AlesSrs. Smith. Murphy
s. Co.. " Market street, or ~ Church
Ally will have prompt attention.
G. NJ. ROGERS.
Philadelphia, Jan. 20, le50--,f 76
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EAST TENNESSEE FEMALE
INSTITUTE,
Ht KuOr viIIe, Tcn n,

VUNHERE are now 1870 pupils in this
L hourishng Institution. 10 its present
organization, the Institute offers every ad-
vantage and facility necessary 10 a lhor-
ouah education of Young ladies'. The
Faculty of the institute consists d.
DIR. MCANALLY, A. NJ, Principal an !
Professor Of Moral and Intellectual Science:
w. f. HARRIs, A. NJ, Professor oil Lang
guages.
A. BARNES. a. NJ, Professor of Ma!he-
mates and Natural Philosophy.
Mrs. M. A. p. McANALLY. Governess
and Teacher in Drawing and Painting.
Miss c. NJ. MUENcHEn, Teacher OF
Music on the Piano.
Miss T.. S. MERRILL, Principal oil the
Preparatory Department.
Tuition fees for five months are:
Primary Department, %
Higher IRON ~ 10 10
Mnsic--piano. 90
" Guitar or Accordion, IN
" Harm. 40
Vocal Mic taught to the school with.
out extra charge. There are connected
with the Institution. Maps. Charts, Globes,
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, a
geological Collection, various specimens Of
Minerals, Fossils, &C., to illustrate and I'M
press upon the mind permanently, the prn-
cples taught in the different Sciences
Great attention is given by the Faculty TO
see tina, pupils employ their time in study
ing, and parents may feel assured that pu-
pills cannot remain at this Institution, unless
they discharge faithfully all their duties
Board in private families from sl,5o 10
ss2,oop per week. The Principal has large
dwelling near the Institute. and is prepared
to accommodate 20 young ladies with
boarding. A young lady having passed
through the course OF study prescribed, IN
creditable manner, is entitled 10 a Dl-
ploma.
N. B. Application for entrance into the
Institute should be addressed 10 the Princi-
pal, Knoxville, Tenn.
April 81, lS49-f 81
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N0TICE.

uuAVING sold my entire stock Of Goods
Iii in Athens to VIM. c. Lillard, DO
hereby notify all persons indebted 10 come
Cnrward. on or before the Is; Of March. and
nav nm their notes and accounts. Those
failing TO avail themselves OF ms no"ce
will be called on by an officer. without re-
spec, to persons, i, being absolutely neces'.
sarv to close the coparlnership heretofore
existing under the firm of Moss s Jackson
Persons wishing to settle will call a. the old
stand where they will be attended to. IT IS
hoped no person will fail 10 comply with
the above request. JOfiN Mooo.
Dec. 81, lS40-tf %
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OcOcc Seminary,
LOCATED AT GEO K Il ~" ~
Hamilton county, Tenn.


Hamilton county, Tenn.
HN7AS opened on the first Monday o.
w January last, for the reception o'
young Indies md Gonllcmcn.
The Trustees take great p'easure III ~"
nounclng to the pubic 'ha' they nave S''
cured The services of Rev. J. l. McDowELL
and r. p. CALHOUN. ~ taks charge Oh we
ln-tilu,Iun, (Nhlch is now under an 'n'lfe''
new orgnnlZa'lon.) mud will III 'u'n'r i"
conducted by the amt SUPERVISION o' 'lese
gentlemen. The Board can now cher'u"y
recommend the Seminary to the c"nIid'hce
and patronage .f OIL enlightened public
The locn,,y is most desirable ONE
b,iur located in a fertile aud HEALTHY re-
.,,nn If country, surrounded with good so
rjr,y. and free from the temptations 10 vice
and dI>.iprlion. Combining Ties" ou'"','"'
gc, with ii" industry. nbll'y ana "h''fi"g
energy Of hn instructors. the trustees 'ce'
i, no nnn.tin, 10 say, here is place '"'
young I.pd,p> aud G"n'Irn"n 10 oO'olh
lbnruupa AruirmIc Education.
pr.parntury Drpurime Will be con-
ncc,.d with the Seminary. IN when ,he'c
vii! hc given thorough instruction ~ VII VIC
Elementary branches usually taught III ou'
C,mmun SrhooI.. -,
4 The co.n9c,r Academic course w''' en-
brace three regular ycar>-'he Ju"'oF' 'H'''
de and Senior.
Course Of Study. r
JlSIog Glass; Ar!tEmc'lr, modern 'e'
corsuhy, Engl,n Grammar completed ms
,rry l.. s., Latin AID Greek Grammar Latin
md I;rack Readers. Elementary Algebra.
A IN ,
Ny,hn,ory. Botany ,Auclrnl History, C,e.nr'
/ Virrii, Greek Testament. alGcof"' D'n'
don,) Geometry. (Davies,) Co'npo-'''"" u""
! Defamation.
Sryrr CIAss.-Rhr,oric, Mental and
! aln,oI S.,cur,, Natural Philosophy. As'r"h'
envy, Chemistry, the Classics, a"h h'sh''
| Mathematics.
TUlT!ON--Per session Of Fire .homt ..S
Primary Department, g. wa
,I,',,n, CIoss II 90
Senior Class, wv
There i, attached to the Institution,
j,rr, and conmndlnuS Boarding House ni'
,or ,I, snnrryis,on of faithful ava accom-
mnd,t,,g ncullcmun, who will taxi" pea sure
m making all who nay board with III"
| l.appv nnd comiornb.r.
harding can be had nj S W per week
and in GOOD private families at I'o" i Il
Isl - per week.
Tul,on fees nre 10 be paid one halt IN Cd
| vance. ~,, AGO
Rev. HIRAM DOUGLASS,
PrcSidcat.
m J,urs n. CAMrGELL. Secretary.
CuAnIrs llurrlu,oN, Esq, Treasurer.
az" Letters III regard to me 'ns'''" 1', u
can nr directed TO k~. }. H. Mep'"e''' F."
T.P. Calhoun, Limestone, Hamilton couh'!
| Tenn. -,
Fcb. /. l-JO--tf ~
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S q Id I'D T. II Es Y.
NJ Ew CON c. r n!

N E w q % II y Il u ~
VElHE subscribers would respectfully ln>
Il form the public that they have CONS
menced the SADDLEltY 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. Brides, SC.
From long experience in the business they
natler 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 al low prices, and constant attention
TO business, they hope 10 merit and receive
a liberal share Of public patronage.
RICHARD HALEY s. Co.
sF Feathers. Beeswsx, TaIlow, Corn,
Beef, Hides, Pork, Bacon, Linsey, Flax
and Tow Linen, &c., taken in exchange
for work al market prices.
Athens, Feb. 2, lS49-lf 10
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NO ~ 7 O. r..

A LII persons having claims aGains, the
"a eslote of William Griffith, decd, are
hereby notified to file them legally auihen'
lica,cd with the Clerk of the County Cour
Of Monroe county, Tenn, on or before the
Goth day OF April, 1850, or they will be
forever barred, as SAID estate is insolvent.
JOHN GRIFFITH.
HENRY MARSHALL,
Administrators.
Jan. II, lS5O-3m bS
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
,yEJJ. IORE and CN.7RLESTO.F
Steam Shin Zinc.

vNHE Steamships, .NOR7IlERNER, Capt.
4 II. S. BuDp, and SOU7HEFNER, Capt.
VI. BERRY, will leave Charleston, S. C., tor
New York every Saturday afternoon, after
the arrival Of the Western Cars. These boats
are handsomely fitted up, well commanded'
and in every way worthy the attention Of the
travelling public.
state room berth SOS, Lower Cabin open
berths $40, Storage Passage SO.
No berth secured until paid for. Apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM, Agent.
Cor. Adgcr's South Wharf and East Bay
Aug 81, ls49--ly ~
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DR.. CHRIST!E'S
CALVhNIC BRACELETS


Are found of vast service in Cases of Commissions
or Fits Spa.mnlic Complaints and general Nervous
Aztec tons oi the Head and upper eNtIemies Also in
Palsy AMI raIaly sis, and all diseases caused by
deficiency of power Nervous EncTgy in the limbs
or other o. ans OF the body.
l1z- Many hundred Certificates from all parts OF
the country Of the most extraordinary character can
be given, if required.
hy- No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use OIL
DIR CHRISTTErS G.4LV.1NIC .1RTTCLES, and
thev may be worn by the most feeble and delicate,
with perfect and safety. In many cases the
sensation attending their is highly pleasant and
asr,,a.i.. They can be sent to any part OF the
country.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
Ir.- The articles accompanied by full and plain
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be
had Of the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. Bersre Of C0unterfeiis and Worthless lmi-
tafisns
For sale in ATHENS, Tenn, by the au.
thorized Agents, GEO. W. ROSS e. Co.
in movable, by McINTosn Il STRONG.
Athens, Jan 25, 1850 -ly 20
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Land Sake.
Jan. II, lS5O-3m

I'm obedience 10 an order and decree OF the
4 Honorable Circuit Court OF Mei.s coun-
~, Tennessee, at December term, lS49, IN
the case of John Stewart, Admir- of Nlcho.
demus Ward, decd, 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 Nichodemus Ward. the following
TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAND,
to wit: one tract containing forty acres, Sit
ua,ed in the Northwest corner OF the South.
east nuaster of Section fourteen, second
fractional Township, third Range, Hlwas>
see District. One other tract, on Souee
Creek, containing so acres, known as the
Forge Trac,-boundaries of this piece Civ
en- on day of sale if required. One other
tract containing 50 acres, being the West
half of the Soulhw west quarter OF Section
eighteen, first Township. second Range,
Yves, o! The Meridian, H!wassce District.
Also, one other tract, containing one nun
dred and twenty acres, more or less, situated
in the Northeast quarter OF Section twenty
four, second fractional Township, Range
second, Hiwassee District, beginning at the
Southeast corner Of said quarter, running
North G3 polls to a slake---lhence West ~
polls to s,ake-lhence West G5o-Noril'
i So polls TO corner OF said quar.er-thence
South 100 polls to corner OF said quarter
thence Eas, 100 polls 10 the beginning
The above described Lands will be sold, OF
so much thereof as is necessary TO satisfy
the demands asains, said estate. One third
of the purchase money will he required tc
T., maid dawn. and a credit Of twelve
months will be given on the remainder. by
the purchaser giving bond and good secu
rily and lien retained upon the land un
til the purchase money is paid.
JOHN NJ. LlLLARD,
Clerk Circuit Court.
Jan. is, IS50-St-Pr's fee $40 go
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TO ALL HON 1T NJ A Y
CONCERN.

vBNIIE undersigned, having removed from
u Virginia to McMlnn county, Tenn, seven
miles Southwest of Athens, near John Mat
locks, presents himself to the citizens of this
and tie surrounding counties asa
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.V'esO ESs06EiShaacMs!
,E.ECE&D.r s. billiard

NHAvE purchased Moss II Jackson's entire
uV stock OF Goods, a large portion Of which
were Just received from New York and Phila-
delphia, where they were bought at very low
prices. Their circumstances are such as 10
make it absolutely necessary that they sell
for READY PAY, and in order TO effect that
very desirable object, they not only intend to
offer goods. hut are determined to sell then
too, at LOWER PRICES than goods Of
like quality can be purchased in East Tennes>
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, 1S49--tf Sc
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r, 81 4 es III - ? - .

, 7, A. s r F. =. = P,
who having served Il regular apprenticeship
and had many years experience in his line OF
business, together with the reduced prices ut
which he proposes to work, he Gutttrs him.
self he shall receive Il liberal patronage at the
hands of an Industrious community. lie
pledges himself to finish off his work IN sly 10
of neatnrss and durability equal il nOtsuperi'
or to any work in East Tennessee.
For reference, apply TO G. W. Mahry, Knox
co. "a. r. Armstrong, K. T.. Cummings and
]. Jarnagin, Anderson co., j. kinkaid and
|. &. Pctrc, Campbell CO., J. Ramsey and
Rev. II. Brown, Monroe CO., Henry Rice, M.
l.. Philips and n. &. ifawk, McMinn 60.
ANY person wishing to employ him, can
communicate by mail and direct to Athens,
Tennessee. Is. II. BKON N.
WANTED Two apprentices 10 the
above business. Young men desiring to
learn the lrandc can meet with a good ops
por,uni,y bv applying 10 the subsrriber.-s.
Bows about " years Of age, Of good moral
character. would be preferred. Bib.
March 2. lSIG--tf %
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CHARLESTON, so. ca.
Games Gadsdel1 a. co.
II.ctors and General COmmissiO II Agents;

ALSO,
.3gents Of the Baltimore and Southern
Steam Packet Company,
4 RE doing business on FIrzsIMMoNs WHARF
N in CmARLEsroN, and desire to make it
known to their old friends and patrons in Ala
bama and Tennessee, and TO seek cont'n,i-
ance and increase of past iavors from all who
may be disposed to make Charleston thie'
market this season, where Cotton, Rice, To-
bacco, Flour, Wheat, Grain of all descrip'
tions, Bacon, Beef, Cotton Dagging and Rope
with every other Domestic and Manufactured
Goods, must meet with ready sales.
JAMES GADsDEN, Prcs't S. G. Railroad,
JAMES +. EDWARDS,
RICHARD T.. SCREvEN.
Sept il. lS49-Gm 81
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NUST RECEIVED Bottles, Flasks'
~ Walls. assorted; Dreasl-pIpes; Nipple
Shells; Nursery bottles: Glass Synnges'
Male and Female: aud good lot OF by
10 and 10 by IL Window Glass.
Dec. 2S, 1919. NM. buRNS.
slsfa BAGS GOOD hlO EOFFE II
-4O ON hand and for sale low by
NlcE,i'LN s. GlLLESPIE.
Nov. 6. lSI9-iI 81
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NASTINGS.-A lot OF superior Cast
" ings On hand and for sale BY
TX. BROWN.
Oct le, IS49-n So
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PUBLIC SALE
OFTALU.aBLE PERSONAL PROP
ERTY, LAND x NEGROES.

ER IL II,iJND q .NE.Iito'-'
WILL sell at p,blic auction, TO the
y highest bidder, IN front Of the Athens
Hotel, on Monday, the 4th day o! March
next, and succeeding days il necessary. iar
following property, 10 wit: one Carriage
and Harness: TWO head 81 Horses: on Bug
gy and Harness; one Wagon and Harness,
and several implements Of hushnndry; two
Mich Cows; some young Cattle and Stock
Hogs; some articles Of merchandise, To-
geiher with all that par, Of my Household
and Kitchen Furniture connected VITA III"
Public House, among which is one OF l-au-
bach's Patent Cooking Stoves. Also.
E,ohl acres of Land. within one nil" Of
the town OF Athens, (eycept small piece
off TO the Railroad;) Five acres. more or
less, Immediately adjoining the Western
extremity Of said town, with beautiful
site for a private residence; one Town Lot
with Well Of water and convenient STA,
bic and crib upon it. Also. will he sold al
the same time aud plare SEVEN llht.-
LY YOUNG NEGROES, Of both SEXES
TERMS OF SALE: For the personal prop
er,y all sums under Five Dollars, Cash IN
hand. Credit will be gwen tor sums Gvei
Five Dollars until the 2J,h of December
next-note and approved security required
The Land, Town Lots and Nes'oes vii
be sold for notes payable IN Bank, with ap,
proved endorsers. TO run IN The usual man
ner. JAMES ). DHiDGES.
Athens, Feb. 8. lSj0-'d u.
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DR.. CHRISTlE'S
GAI.NANIC MEGKLSC

Is used f,r all complaints aHccil"S the Throat OF
Head such as Bronchitis Inflammation ui the Throat
Nervous ani sick Headache DiHAIl,,' of the Head
Neuralgia in the Face, BuAIins or Roaring in the
Ears Deafness, which is generally Nervous, and thai
distressed complaint, called Tic Do!oreuX.
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Cbyucerv C0uyt at Maui Sonrilie.
Orr,re OF &. & NJ, FEBRuARY RULES, leoo'
John McGhcc,
as.
a. s. Henley and others, heirs OF a. II. ie"'
ley, decd.
appearing from the bill that de'r"'an.
u :. Henley is not n resident IN J en-
ncs.eo. publication i. ordered to be made Tor
,,ur successive weeks in Athens Post, reqnlr'
,ur said NONRESIDENT defendant to make his
personal appearance at the Court of Chance &c;
rs. 20 be held at the Court house III .ha"i
sony,lle, on the 81 Monday of .March NEXT
and answer complainant's bill. or The sane
will be set Cor h'uring pro conjcsso us 10 hih''
and heard ex parte. ~ v.u
Frb :. ls5O--it PRS fee SO ~
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SALT! SALT!!!-A supply Of Salt,
- prime article, just received and for sale
by G. w. ROSS g. CO.
Sept. IA, lS49-tf 81
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SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER
- On hand lot of Sole and Upper Lealh-
er. for heavy shoes, and for sale BY
NV. Is. J.K. BROWN.
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HneUnatiSNlJ 0foiACAAAIAS e'1A'e 0y"Pot>'N''
REV. DIR. lands, A CLERGYMAN
of New jersey. of distinguished at,ainments and
Sidney, New Jersey, July II, Isis.
On. A. H. CnHi,rn-Drar Sir: Oh WISH l" kno"
of me what has been the result in my own case oi ,n
nnplicatiou of THE GALVANlC BELT AND NECh.
LACE. My reply Is as io!lows
For about tceniy years | had been suffering from
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms berane worse,
nor could obtnia permanent Teiel from an! course
of medical treatment whatever About fourteen
years since IN consequence OF frequent exposure to
the weather, i'll the discharge OF my pastoral duties
became subject to a severe 'hlohic Hhcuhatisn
which for year after year, caused me !aie-elldDls
anguish Farther: in the winter OF ~ 2nL AZ, III con
senu,uc. OF rlracning a great deal IL my own and
various other churches in this region was attacked
By the bronchitis, which soon became So severe az
to reIuic immediate suspension III my pastoral
labors NJ! ne.rO.s SVStsm nag NpI0Hghty Pros.
t,oiJ and as nay Bronchitis became worse, also did
nv Dyspepsia and Rheumatic affection thus eyncihS
that these disorders were connected Win each Diner
through the medium u the Nervous >! stem IN me
whole phaTmacopU'ia there seemed To lie no remedial
agent which couii reach and recuperate my Nervous
system every thing that had tried Tor tins purpose
had completely failed, At last was led by III! friends
to examine your inventions. ana uhohSn "ilh no
very sang une hopes of their efficiency determined
to try the effect OF the application OF the ,iALvAN!C
BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC
FLUID. This was in June. lSi6. To MY GREAT
., EIGHT DAYS | WAS ENABLED TO RESUME NY rAs.
ToRAI IABoRs; NOR HAVE SINCE OMITTED A SINGLE
SERVICE ACCOUNT Of THE BRONCHITIS; AND MY
RHErMArIc AFFECTION HAS ENrIRELY CEASED TO
TROUBLE ME- Such IS the wonderful anu hapPy
/ results of the experiment.
| have recommended the BELT and FLUID to
many who have been likewise suffering from Neu.
ragic affections They have tried them, WITH HAPPY
insults, ! sEIiEvE, IS EVERY CASE
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT W. LANDS
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MALAGA RAlSlNS, AND ALMONDS.
I'VE A supply just received and for sale by
Nov >, lSio- G. w. ROSS " co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-13


rui5s q Emily, sccoraing to ins'rusncns'
aAer minu,.ly describing to her the course
Oh. was TO nke. len her to pursue tho re-
naiader sf her journey alone. wiIhOo'
stopping To refresh either herself or horse.
Ii. young heroine pressed forward. though
the heat grew mare sad pore oppressive As
the sun .wep, up towards the reniih. fain''
weary, and Al1Os, AiSk from Augue' hunger
aHA sssi.euen,. ssc was urging on The laded
animal .he rode, ~heh about three o'ei"ck
IN the afternoon in emerging IRON dense
WOOD. she came snddeply on a hle 0f snldlers
~As-s ua,sSua. she knew to- well I" lsa'e
doubt Of their being friends.
"where NAV 6pd Gen. SumP'er '' was
hey first eager enquiry.
lie is encampod a mile trOm here,
Take me 70 hun. Quicsly,' she sald, "
have message ftom Gen Srrcnc
The elciiemcu, b. Shich Emily Aad been
sustained ., hsr long snd Pcr'lous lca'nej
nov sutsidtc and crn SOC Naaas' ue f''"
enc. u the American General, she was 81
weak that $40 Aad " b. s'ppsrisd on The
Aor.r she toJs Who's brcug ns into the pres
enc, Of SumpWr. Ne rallied, and sustained by
. newly aWaking enthusiasm, delivered her
verbal message To the ssgOnishsd siicer, who
acting IA. sooordanec With The intelligence TO-
c,iyed. VS. on the m'rcn within an hour, to
rc,vh thc point 81 iau,iivu With Geu. Grccnc'
,h.es ne, romm1nder had indicated 70 hrs
icsPatct
Two weeks chP>sd S"f'rr Eluii' go' 'aie-
., bac, o. isr hth,r, wby AS informed an
hour OF two after Der dcParrur II Nhag soe
had d.nc. Ofhis au,,c,y duIiag her absence
40 ueyd uc, peal, ucr Of thc love and pride
,ha, almos, suacd him a. be cla'Fcd her to
he hca1 On her return.