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Notice,

'I>tE Mercantile business heretofore coma
! Quoted under the style and name Of
REEpER & PARKisos, at Eastanallce, 10 now
closed by expiration of the time Of partner
ship. Nearly all the notes and accounts be-
longing 60 the concern, have been turned ovet
to 5. X. Reedcr, who Is authorized to collect
them. Those indebted are requested to call
and settle IA soon rs possible, ms cash is need
ed and the business must I've closed up.
5. X. REEDER.
Athens, March 81, ls5l-u -"
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Rittenhouse Academy,
FOR MILES IND FEMALES

FOR MILES U7N.D FEW.4LES.
'E'IIlS Institution continues under the con-
troll of Mr.. II. W. Won ALDEGmoFF, as
sisted by Mr.. S. A. X. SWAN. The Summer
Session will commence on Monday, the 18th
of May.
RATES OF TCITIoN, FER SESSION OF MoNTIIs
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, $500
Geography, English Grammar, Mathe.
MATES, Natural Science, &c, 1850
Modern and Ancient Languages, 1900
Tuition payable in advance. No deduc.
ton for loss OF time after entering.
HENRY LlGGETT, Treasurer.
Kingston. April II, lSjl--lt 1873
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Fres h DRUG S.

vHNIIE subscriber is now receiving fresh
L supply of DRUGS, in which are several
articles which have not been brought to tins
market before. His stock will consist OF
Paints, Stains, Dye-stuffs, and Oils, (among
which IS the Cod Liver Oil.) Pertumcry
Chemicals and Patent Medicines. lie has
taken great pains this Spring to have brought
on every article that would be called for in
this market
Grateful for past favors ht solicits con-
tinuance Of public patronage.
WIN. BURNS.
Athens, April II, lS5l-tf l33
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CELEBR ALTON.

The MadisonvilIe Division. No. 26S'
Son. of Temperance, will celebrate their
Second Anniversary. on the Ian day OF
April nry,, bv Pubic Procession and an
Adore by WIN. G BEowNLow. Bre'h-
rem of surrounding Divisions are cordially
invited to be present and join IN procession,
and the public generally to participate IN
the other ceremonies.
By order OF the Division.
w. G. KING, r. S.
March 81 1881
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Sale of Town Lots.

TIME undersigned. Commissioners, vii
L sell at public Anc'on. on Thursday
the LIST dan of May merit. a number OF
TOWN LOIS, IN the town of" BLAlRS
PORT" known as "B airs Ferry on
the Tennessee River, Roane county.
Said Town Lots are favorablv located Tor
Business Houses, and for private resi-
dences.
The terms will be made known on the
day of sale, and will be arranged 10 suit
purchasers.
ANY person wishing 10 purchase at p'i,
vale sale can have the opportunity OF do
ing 50 by calling on The Commissioners.
WM. BROWN,
!. Rt1F''S SMITH,
JOHN BLAIR,
J. II JOHNS ron.
WILLIAM BLAIR.
Blair's Ferry. March %. lS5l-'s Isl
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II has been ascertaned that the
Young lady who refused to permit the
sprucc.young "feIlow" who would not
Join the temperance society, to escort
her from church, stating as a reason
that she had resolved never again to
trust her arm in the handle of n jug
is the same one who refused a pinch
of snuff few years since with the
remark THAT she considered her nose
Of more importance than TO make a
dust hole Of it," Efforts are being
made to ascertain what relationship
exists between her and the Young
lady who always sung without being
coaxed. We doubt not but that they
will be found at least to be sisters; IT,
indeed, they are not the same person
Some assert this young lady is a
daughter of the man who always took
the newspapers and paid for them IN
advance. This. we consider as high
" probable. We wait. with some
anxiety. further developments on this
interesting family topic.
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New Supply Of JeWelry'
A, 0. H.. P. & w. NJ. SEEORN

BEAVE inst received at their Variety
H Store LACE assortment ti Goods in
their line, such as
Finp Gold and Silver Lever Watches,
full jpwelei and plain; fine Gold CHAINS
Keys and Seals; Breast Pins; Ear Rings;
Finger Rings, Shirt Studs; Pencils, Pens
and Pen Cases; Nedallons Of assorted
Numbers; Gold Snaps and Necklaces; Gold
Sprclarp>; God Cuff Pms, &c.
STEER, Plated and German Siiver Ware.
Fine SlvprSpoons. Ladies Butter Knives,
Salt and Mustard Spoons, fine Plated Cas-
tors s and 10 Glasses, fine Plated Candle
sites, sc.
Pistols and KniUcs.
Fne Self Cooking 10 barreled Revolver'.
6 barrel do. rln-d seIt.cncking and PLAIN
Pistols; double harreled Pistols; lin" SIX
hladed Royal Diamond Knives, Collegiate
Knives, Congress HALVES, Sporting kn'ves,
l.ady's Pen Knives, SC.
miscellaneous.
Fire Fans. Work Boxes, Dressing Cases,
Walking Canes, Shell Combs. Buffalo
Combs. Beads, Port Moneys of all kinds
Purses, Spectacle Cases, Tobacco Boxes
Snuff Boxes, Accordeons, Flutes, Flageo
lets, ROGERS Razor S,rop. fine Soaps, Per
lumery, Lip Sa'vp, Tooth Brushes, S'ee
Pens and Cases; MANTLE CLOCKS, o
all kinds.
Confcctionarys and Fruits
Candy of all kinds. Preserves, Pickles
Svrups of all kinds, Ra'sins. Figs, Prunes
Clirons, Tamarinds, Cheese OF the bes
quality, Crackers, SC.
Tobacco and Cigars
10000 fine Cigars of all brands. Chew
ing Tobacco OF the best quality, Smoking
Tobacco.
April II, lS5i-lf l33
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State of Tennessee, Monroe CO.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Hampton Kirkland,
rs. Stetiiiou ioi D'o
4, .,I

Betsy Kirkland. }
appear,ne from the petition which is
sworn TO, that the defendant Us non.
70 .,den, o. the Safe of Tennessee, II IS
therefore ordered that publication he made
in The Athens Post for four successive
weeks, Notifying the defendant 10 appear
\, the ,ex, term of the Circuit Court, TO
no held for Monroe county. al the Court
house in Madisonvllle. on !he second Mon
Jay of Nav next, and answer said pe'''ion.
or the same will be taken pro confesso. and
sci for hearing. -
f.. E. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
Apr,l II, ls5l-4t Prs fee S3,50-l33
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

Elder S. J. PINKEaroN. Of Augusta. Ga,
will commence Pfo'rAcled Meeting at the
Christian Church in this place on Thurs
day nigh, next
April Illh, 1851.
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Tn Hobbs opinion, there is only one 90
lection to people who "me'n WE'LL" and tina
is, that they cnn never spare time to carr.
out their meaning.
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The way to &c, credi, is 10 he punc'ua'
The wav to keep it is not TO use It mea"
Trust him, if any enc, who carries ou
little on his back.
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W. TROUSDALE.
". B. A. RAMSEY. Secretary Of State

DESCRIPTION.
Said Carter is about six feet high do or
3ti years old-splre' burl-qnIck spoken -
ra,her inclined 20 Nc frpck Icd-ha,r dark,
usually worn long, for the purpose o. con.
cealIng bare pine" IN the back "' h'' head
winch IS very prrr"p'hl" when h's INT i
uli,-he has keen black eyes-wak- erect
and proudly. and appears 10 b" man OF cd
ucaion and Of BUSINESS Qualifications. lie
sometimes passes undc, the names OF Cra>
vir S, Davis and c. &. DAVIS.
March %, lS5l-4t. I3l
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ApyERrts1Na.-Ha is n shrewd man

ADvERTts1Na.-H H. is shrew man
who advertises. This is proverbiaI
the world over. 1t is simply putting
your goods, wares, merits, plans, sug.
gcs:ions, bargains, &c, into the eyes
of the universal public. Everybody
reads the newspapers now days. A
good advertisement is like taking
every man and woman in society by
the vest, button hole or arrh, and prl'
vateIy whispering to them important
matters.
Who arc they that succeed in bu.
sness? The one who stirs up the
public; or those who make no more
noise than a church mouse? OF
course. the former. The man of en-.
tcrprise and intelligence ALWAYS puts
himself and his merits straight before
the public eyes and keeps them there.
It's the only way to make money, get
reputation. or be anybody.
NICELY CAUGmr--A LOBSTER CAR
RED OFF by A Doa.--Among other
capital things in the March number
of the Knickerhocker, is story of the
manner in which lover of Holsters
mad raise of one Of these delicious
shell fish. The man SO fon of lob.
sters, was wislfuIv and mouth water
ingly regarding a basket of them in
the market, with his dog hv his side.
while another bvstander was sticking
the end of his cane in one of the dis
engaged claws of a big fell Nv at the
top. "How he does hold on" said
the man with the cane. yes" re"
spondcd the man with the dog, "but it's
because he dents the cane. and his
claws wont slip on the wood. But
he couldn't hold on to a crilter, or YOU
and |. in that wav. When he feels
any thing ginin,' a lobster always
stops pinrhin'" III rather guess not"
said the owner Of t C HOLSTERS: "vou
put your dogs tail in that there claw,
and you'll see whether he'll hold on
tot or not" No sooner said than
done; the lobster lover lifted up his
dog. and dropped his tail into the open
claw, which closed insiantcr. and the
dog ran ycIping and bawling of at
the top Of his speed. "Hellop ex'
claimed the owner OF the basket.
"whis,le back your dog: he's a runnln'
off with my obs,er!" "Whistle back
your lobster" rcioined the other; "thh
dog amt comin' back; that dogs in
pain! can't git him to come near
me when he's in pain" The humane
owner of the cur dined upon as fine
lobster that day as there was in the
basket!
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Medical Notice.
DIR, SAMUEL II. JORDAN,

ATHENS, Tenn,
HgAVING removed back to his former resi-.
9R Jence in the vicinity oftbe "Big Spring"
offers his professional services TO his irIen"s
and the public generally.
Aprll II, lS5l--f l33
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MEDICAL DIscovERy.-The Courier
DIES Etais Unis. has the following ar,
tirIc in relation to a recent discovery.
which will be received with salisiac.
ton by the Medical World.
A Young doctor ofthe Paris Faculty
of Medicine has just made discovery
which we deem of Importance to
communicate to our readers. Neu'
raloic affections are. Of all others. the
most impervious to the art of medl'
cine. M. Desterne. profoundly con.
WINGED of the insufficiency Of the
science in those affections, so common
and 50 terrible has devoted himself
zealousIv to researches upon the ply
Biological action of the nervous sys'
tenn. %.
Taking. for the starting point of his
researches. the remarkable results G
the cure Of neuralgia BY the cauterlsa
t;on Of the "helix." he has DISCOVERED
a method of curing. instantaneousIy
and without disturbing any organ, all
neuralgia affections of the head, at
tacks Of megrium. and pains resulting
from, the teeth in an advanced state
Of decay, What renders this discov
erv truly marvellous. is the prompt
noes ot once. Of the cure, and its per
fact success in more than two hun,
dred cases. which have presented
,hemselves since the god of December
,he date Of the first experiment.
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Glover Seed,

Clover Seed.
q FEW bushels Of good clean Glover
N seed Tor sale at
McEWEN s. GILLESPlES.
March 81, lS5l-u l-o
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M Many speak the truth when 'hev .a,
,h., ,bev despise riches and preferHenf, OH
thew mean the riches and preferment pos
sessed by other men,,
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Hats, Boots, &C.

NTTE have some of the latest STYLES OF
w Wnrbcr,on's- -thev are really hand
some. Also. lot Of the very best summer
Boots and Snoes, city made. and variety
of other things. G.. w. ROSS ~ 90.
Dril 1871
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Dissolution.

OLCE JIIUIVI4s
'H'fIE copartnershp heretofore existing be-
L. tween RICE e. LEurY, R;ceville, Nc.
Mimi county, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons nlobtel to the firm will
please call on Nj +. RICE, who is agent for
The firm, and settle up. Make 70 delay
c. W. RICE,
NJ. +. RICE,
II. MATLOCK, Jh.,
. JNO. IL. LEUTY.
April A, lS5l-3m l32
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Railroad Car! First Arrival.
AAAn5aa eHh
s AEsal 7t}Fr5 q nlA
.IEsg llA.yz1E--~-Gs4.E! go ~
GEO. w. ROSS & CO.,

A RE Just receiving their stock Of
IN SPRING s. SUMMER GOODS,
winch will be complete in few days. and
will he equal 10 any in the place AS to
kinds, qualities, SC, they cannot DESCRIBE,
but will thank their friends and customers
to call and examine for themselves. AS 10
price will no, he undersold BY any body for
the CASH DOWN, as that is the sures'
way TO get goods cheap.
Aprl! 4, 1871 1872
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PROCL A M A T ! 0 N
~
assAass.ES
WILLIAM TROUSDALE,

Governor OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.
To all ,vho shall see these Presents: Greeting
WHEREAS, 1t has bee" and a, 81 knew" ,,.S,, ! I"
w me that n Certain DAVID CARTER,
charged with having committed foul nnd
orroclOus murder on the Bird dav OF March,
1851. upon the body Of John NJ. Thurman,
Jnte OF our county Of Hamilton. has fled
from Justice and i now running at large.
Now, therefore, |. Within Trousdn'e,
Governor as aforesaid, by virtue OF the
power and authority Ia me vested. &" here
Nv offer Il reward Of THREE HUNDRED
dnilarS to any person or persons "h" m''
npprrhrnd the SAID DAVID Carer. and dell'
YER him 10 h" Sheriff " .Inii"r of our coun'
" OF Hamilton IN order that ns'ce IN that
behalf nuy be EaI aad "x"rnf'd.
In Testimony WHEgE"F, have
hprcun,D set my hand and caused
Isl the Great Seal of the Stat" 10 be
affixed al Nashville. on the 22d day
of March. ISL.
Du the Governor:
W. TROUSDALE.
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,r.,rrp STATES NavY.-The Navy O..
~ iInued States at present consists OF 70
."e III, o carving two thousand and eleven
srn. These comprise twelve ships Of the
line, fourteen frga'es. twenty .onp s'o"p, -. ~
war. four briggs five steam 'r'ea'1s'a"u ""
steam ships. OF which three are h's' class
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COLVIN s. co.

We respectfully submit the annexed
Schedule oil Lotteries to be drawn in Bal
limuIe IN April. 1851:
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he above are far the most brilliant
lemes ever offered. One order Tor a
Capital Prize!
sETs Correspondents can transact bus-
ness through the mails with this agency, as
well as though personally present.
sDs Letters carefully directed and an
swered by return mail.
srJ. Colvin s. Co. send Managers OH
cia Drawings, with statement OF result, I'M
der close envelope. to all who order tickets
TIP Bnk NOES On all good Banks in
the country, or Prize tickets received IN
payment Tor tickets.
a. Prizes cashpd at sight. Bank drafts
remIried to those holding prizes
a. All orders are carefully complied
with. TheS6,ost prompt attention always
given to offers.
Please address COLVIN s. CO.,
NV cor. Baltimore aad Calvert SITS.
Museum Building. Baltimore. Md
April 4, lSSl-lm Io2
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In this county, on Sunday night, at II
o'clock, BARBARA F., daughter Of John
and Rachel Simpson, aged 10 years, y
months and Is days.
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list or LETTERS

EXAMINING in the Post Office at
"a Athens on the LIST day OF Ap''', 1884,
which if not taken out will tie sent on 10
The General Posi- Office as dead letters.
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New Goods at Calhoun,

March %, 1851.
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J1NIoN COURSE, L. LA PURSE OF $50 OFFERED
Tor all trottng horses mile heats,
Sov = the second best horse To come on % he
18th june Also, $50 offered all trotting
miles and repeat In harness. 80 to the second
est horse To come On on the 10Th Jsne Also purse OF
for all saddle horses mile heats
tree IN hys To come on on Thursdsy June 9Th Also,
We in harness To on Tuesday June 3D. In all
purses three TO make race and two to
Entries close Saturday evening NAV 3lst a.
Mr. Madden !, 1855 Chatham street, at 10 y. NJ. - J
JOHN l. SSEDIkER PROPRIETOR.
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WINEs AND MISUNDERSTANDING. PER sHrrs
w United states ard Cimhrus $50 half qasrscr. snd
octave casks Brsndy Pale and DARK Landau and
sale, from wharf United States bonded warshou-
i. u. SIMPSON SONS, No Barclay street.
Alec, 700 " Havana Cigars Of choice brands.
II fME JUICE LIME JUICE LIME JUiCE-ORANgEs.
IL Oranges, Oranges Oranges-Lcmon Lemons, Lemons.
Lemons Also ~ casks genuine Guinness Dublin Porter
In quarts and pints. For sale, chesr by
Gro. scRrykN, l2sis Water street.
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ipVRRTISEMENrs RENEWED EVERY DAY.


Lost, %.
II osT-oN THURSDAY MORNING, IN BROADWAY
- between Broome and Yeey streets between the hours
ofeght and nine white Comedian Brooch, set chased
gold frame The finder will be suitably rewarded BY return
Ing " TO Miss Joanna Constantine No. 4s3 Broadway.
Gun REwARD-s STOLEN FROM THE suB.
RlO scriber, az his residence In Flatbush, ST In bills
One $40 bill on thdBrooklyn Bank - the seventh Ward
Bank on the Lancaster Bank, 50 the Commercial
Bank, New jersey, and 81 the Mercantile Bank New
York All the bills endorsed with the Of william
Armour Tho above reward will be paid return Of the
money 70 william Armour Fatbush, John A. Lott No.
Front street, Brooklyn.
90 REwARD-sTRAyED FROM lie WOOSTER
% street on the morning ofthe 18th inst, small Poo
de WoCy Slut Dog answering 10 the Of Fanny.
She entirely white With the exception Of her having
yellow tops Any who will return the shall
cciye tho above reward, and no questions asked.
CTRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON THE NIGHT
~ OF the 18th ult, a Gray 1orse-whte name and tail,
and shoe c-l6 hands high and years old. Any per-
giving Information Of said horse will he suitably
warded by MR. HANNAWAN, Seventythird street, Bloom
ingdAle
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DERroRD A co.'s FAST CALIFORNIA ExpRHss =
- Nest shrmcrts " e ~ steamers on lih and sth "a
June Postage % san francisco, ten cents freight Tor
Ger "a p,f N. three .fourths in advance.
BEDFORD Co, 2Yesey street., Astos House.
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PAPER HANGIros. &c.

Iyfyr FRENCH PAPER HANGTNGs, DECORATIONS.
Sc Nc. 40 Pearl street. between Madison and Chatham
Those Of the above articles should not omit lcoh
through esabshment their interest and taste mar
~ best consulted hyaea THOMAS FAYE n CO.
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received saSssrSsis .nt saturday The s,s day
The only Mortgage Bonds Of the seaboard and
s
the city e New York e g sS
ssshss @ al Il Bank The city & New
These Bonds are issued under authority Of special acts
the Legislatures Of Virginia and North Carolina, and are
the city Of New Ycrs. in trust the Ssndhodsrs
folk vIrsnIs. south the Roanoke river i
SSsah o SnISa S outlay
oand the trustee is empowered in Of sixty days de-
the including the franchises income and property OF
the company Of description now acquired or hereafter
whole amour. Of the bonds to be issued
four hundred thousand dollar Of which The nov
principally for the heavy rails with which the 10
This heavy rail Tor the whole distance 20 miles 10 nov
hand-0 miles are laid and in the COM
G n 70 es iss In UNI,
present and South CASTOR miles, by the close Of
The ss.soard and Roanoke Railroad form: part Of n:
baltimore New Orleans connection with the line Of
line Of steamers 10 now running from Philadelphia to
Two lines Of steamers being built 70 from
New York to Norolh to commence running early in Juy
llU tons burthsn and the other line Of
ample ,mosn, q business; IL unss a. wslasn With the
i % % % qa IL sna ws h: s
with railroad RALEIGH. miles long which 10 Also
about to be reaid with heavy rail.
Of extensive fertile valley Roanoke which
brought 20 that point by the Roanoke Navxaon Company
who have expended four hundred thousand dollars In
improving the navigation " the Roanoke and iS tributaries.
be OF the in the United States and will thus be
connected by the SeAhoard and Roanoke Railroad and it's
connecting lines with ample extent Of territory; which
will insure to the road a abundant bus incss.
exhibiting these connections showing, Also other
lines in rapid Of construction by which
tnuous line OF railway will soon be extended from Norfolk
70 Mobile and New Orleans the SOUTH and to the Valley
Of the hsssipp az Memphis on the west may be sotAned
An eshibi, giving full account Of the road and its
ansrs copies the bond and mortgage the legal opt
mon. Of Judge John hssop q yrgina. ke aesomps-
John Palmer Erq At the Merchants Bank 10 the
dersbn By mail or othoSvise who will niss fur
Their information which mn be desired.
sale u the safes and desirable securities
the market.
Three hundred and fifty thousand dollars offered
for sale.
The entire amount viii be disposed Of absolutely and
wit hout reserve. to the highest adder. -
Sealed proposals for not less than Su VII %
received the once Of the Undersigned until clock on The
Proposals. 70 be addressed wnslow, Lanier Co.. ~
Wall stree. New York. and endorsed Proposals for . .
X. r. Bonds"
twenty per upon the awarded TO them imnc
being notified Of the Of their bids
remainder In equal amounts the hrst days Of
July August September and October neS but party
will be asbsrty 10 pay IN full At once Interest VII COM
WINSTON, LANIER CO, No. 50 Wall st
CAsH-wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS
address r. y. W, Herald once All communications
strictly confidential
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=
DARIs.-RoBERTs n CO, CHEMISTS TO. rue AWE
Medical visiting Paris will End medicines carefully
pared from the United states and London Pharmacopeas
HUNT AND RosKELL. .tsUCCEssORs TO sreRR =
III hortimer,D Goldsmiths siivers mtths ne, 70 the
Queen, also Chronometer and Matchmaker OF No b View
Gray road, teg intimate their pstrons tha, they
about moving from their branch business N Prneess
street. Manchester TO ST. AIMS square the same toyn.
and opposite to the principal entrance oil we
EHohanre
LSNTERED AT sTATToNERs HALL-GREAr EXIT
II bnion Almanac for ISL containing view Of the build
Park and full account Of
tcular connected with the same, In English French ans
German; visit In days the whole Of the
streets churches monuments markets &c vita the cab
other Information Published by
Ross sons i9 aud 40 Bishopsgate street. London, the
celebrated perfumers hair cutters, hair dye-,
and general agents who undertake 10 execute commi
description 81 goods for all Of tho
siding abroad TO the articles Of their manufaeture;
sstng % British and foreign perfumery hey having
establishment in France every Mind % soap brushes dress
ng strors and cutlery Including their Registered
cutting himself Will. vinF srrariis.ory dyeiss The
o. all kinds for beth ladies gentle
Any orders received by them promptly attended w.
snd II Of En value and upwards VIII be executed Al the
Wholesale price, but remttance with indispensable; ana
they undertake that nothing but first class goods shall
cent for which their h sucient guarantee having
Sd with the usual allowance 70 the trade; 70 se ~
order Of all bookeers and newsvenders throughout Abe
world Address, Ross Sons. lis and I'D Bisbopssste
strect, London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-30

CoZZENS WEST POINT H0rEL.-THE UNDER
signed has the pleasure to inform his friends and the
public his for the reception Of
and he prepared to make arrangements with families
for the season. VIM. D. COZZENS.
West Point Nav n 1851.