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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
rhich conclnsreiy proves tina:
truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
Rheura stism bronchitis and Dvspepsia.

rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DR. LANDS, A CLERGYMAN
If New Jersey, of distinguished attainments and
allied reputation =
SIuSEy, New Jersey. July II, lsi9.
DR. A. II CHRIsTIE-Dear uIr You wish to know
If me what has been the result in rny case OF
the application Of THE GALVANiC BELT AND
NECkLACE My reply is AS follows:
For about trssnty years ! had been suffering from
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms became worse
If medical treatment whatever. About fourteen years
since, in consequence OF frequent exposure 10 the
weather. in the discharge of pastora! duties
| became subject 20 a severe Chronic Rheumatism
which for year after year. caused me understandable
anguish Farther in the winter OF - and IS. in
luence OF preaching great deal III my own and
'arous other churches III this region was attacked
~ the Bronchitis, which soon became so severe as
require immediate suspension OF my pastoral
iabcrs. Giy system thoroughly pros
rated, All my Bronchitis became worse, So alse
lid my Dyspepsia ard Rheumatic affection thus
srincing that these disorders were connected with
each other through the medium of the Nervous Sys.
ZEN. In the whole pharmacopnia there seemed to be
remedial agent which could reach and recuperate
ny Nervous system every thing that had tried Tor
this purpose had completely failed. At last was led
with no very sanguinc hopes Of their et!iciency3 }
determined to try the effect of the application OF the
GALVANlC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. This in June, 1916. re
HAD GONE EIGHT DAYS ! WAS ENABLED TO RESUME
NY PASTORAL LABoRs, HAVE ] OMITTED
SINGLE SERVICE on ACCOUNT OF THE BRONCHITIS;
.S RHEUMATIC AFFECTION HAS ~ riRELy CEASED
r TROUBLE ME- Such Is tie wonderful and happy re.
suits of the experiment
| have recommended the BELT snd FLUID to
many who have been likewise suffering from Neu.
ra!gc affections. They have tried them,
RESULTS, snLiEvE, IN EVERY CASE.
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w Lands.
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The editor Of enc of our exchanges has in
suited the whole female sex. Ee says that la
i;es wear corsets from Affecting of instinct, hav-
NATURAL love Of being squeezed.
cfiot KING "A bank note--an old dilap.dated
Is shown US yesterday, with piece Of
,,sper pasted on the back of it, on which
il bold free hand $50 il Bill Ill
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are runners Of democratic conspir-
: l.ss.a. Been discovered al Athens, Greece.
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ass &C wrLL.-We lately announced
NM Icrk Tribune,) the establish
ti-slady in our City a. practitioner of
i.c.ne, No. "A University place. We are
i'e2y = learn that she meets with much en-
: urge aeat flo n our citizens and is extremely
successful in her practice. In letter fiom
iar;s, dated Aug. 10, and published in The Opal
OF Oct ], we find the following allusion to her;
s.Ihere is yorrg physician at the Bicetre
and Salpetrisre. alternately, who has been very
successful in tins relief of insanity in delicate
and accomplished ladies, and he bids me ,,rre
upon you and Miss Delia Dix, the importance
Of erecting an Asylum fer Ladies" and ar
pointing Elizabeth Blackwell, Md, its Superin-
dent and Physician Really, she is the wonder
OF the age, and if she needed accommodation,
! could prscure certificates of her ability from
enc half Of the Medical Faculty cf Paris and
The ether hais wol,.d ,inc.de.'
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WILLIAM p. ALLEN 81 co.
(successors If James Blanchard & Coz
A T No. 1901 Main STREET, Dubuque adjoining the
~ NAPLES HOUSE, invite the attention OF the putc
DRUGS MEDICINES CHEMICALS, Sc,
and solicit share of public patronage.
Tie following among the recent importation of
FRESH MEDICINES:
CalomA, Opium,
Ja!ap, Guaiae,
Ipecacuanha, .9ssqfrtida,
Rhembarb, .NyrrA
Vaieriaa,
Srammony, Cayenne,
GamJoge, SIENNA,
.aoes, Camphor,
Benzoin, DRUGS. Borar,
Btae Mass; Ktno,
Cream Of Tartar, Canela,
Castor, .Eanna,
Opium
ESSENCE OF OILS
Almond,
.7mter, Cajepnt,
.4nise, Cedar,
Bergamot, Cinnamon,
Tdfd'cay, OILS. Cioces,
Cod Licer, Larcnder,
Fenne7, Peppermint,
Hemlock, Lemon,
Orange
-CHEMlCALS:-
Chi0rOtorm,
Qaininc, Peperiac.
NorPhfRe, Tanner,
Iodine, Emetine,
Stryehajac, Cotiodeor
Agent for tchs supporters and all the most approved
Patent Medicines.
The subscriber viii give his special attention TO putting
mp prescriptions and TO supplying country dealers
good supply OF Liquors for medical purposes only
May 1851. y W.. ALLEN l. co.
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>GaENAx RErrBLIcAS FUSp.-W We learn
that DR.. kinkel, the Ger'an patriot, whose ar
rival aud enthusiastic reception, Thursday
night last, in this city, We have recorded, is a
member ofthe central revolutionary committee,
at London, and has undertaken ms'siion to this
COS" Try to induce The Germans to 50 bscribe TO
ths German Republican Loan, on the sa ne prin-
ctie that the Italians are subscribing to the
htsaanni loan. lie has been most enthusias-
iicai!y received ut Philadelphia, and has been
quite successful in thu object of his mission
\ ne cause OF the German Fatherland will not
~au Tor practical sympathy in baltimore. and
"" may OF course lock fer some enthusistic dem.
cssf7ati .ns. DR.. kiak,,l was professor Of phi
% a'.ng at the University Ct Bonn, at the conn.,
s.encem nj c;ihe revolution, but, having thrown
-sii- the pen for the sword was taken prisoner,
~ rsran'.d capital punishment through the
s,as,ess and devotion Of his frinndS, who en-
',ini to escape for his dungeon.-Ba'fi-
= San.
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The Washington Rerablic, in The course

The Washington Rerahlic, in The course Of
&C editorial n Cuba, holds this language
''is is not true that VIC Lave eve. dt;tndcd or
apologised for Mr.. Owen. We think his c2n-
duct feeble and reprehensibie, and We have said
that mere humanity, Independently of his Official
position, would have dictated the most prompt
and active intercession for the unfortunate men
who were shot by command Of the Cap, ain
General. Sail further, we say that the attempt
toexcuse or palliate his nac..on by pleading the
Presidents proclamation, if it is true that he did
SO was altogether Gnju..ifahle urvma,
or Judge might well refuse to recommend a
convict to mercy, or the Executive refuse to cx
orcise his prerogative Of pardon, because the
subject In whose behalf il had been invoked had
been called BY good many hard names in The
indictment.
As soon as President Fillmore, learned of the
capture at the remnants of Lopez's command,
he made imme date application TO the Spanish
government in their behalf; and cyiaced q.
warm socitude to rescue them from thcir
unfortunate situation as he did in issuing h
Proclamation to prevent their disastrous expedi-
ton.
$50 with regard to Captain General Con-
cha. We think his spirit in the butchery of
httv victims was blood thirsty aud nluman,
aud entirely at war with the spirit of modern
e'vsza'i'tn But, for all hat, we do no, pro
80. To stuitty ourselves By seeking to repre-
''''i 10 $ aci as an In;rac,inn ofour treaty which
nd Justify our Government in carrying fire
rs SGD into uba % avenge the wrong
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vienna confectionery.

Langcorty's Block, Nun, betoeen 5 and 9Th Streets
YNHE subscriber would inform the public that his
i fully supplied with the choicest vari
ty of everything in his line, consisting in part OF ICE
CREAMS SODA and MINERAL WATER, CANDIES,
CAKES FRuIrs, TOYS, &c. Country dealers and the pub
lie arc respectfully invited call before purchasing 81
VIII re. Z. JACkLEI.
Dubuque, April Goth, 1851. "
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DUBUQUE FERRY.
THIS old established rry-the only authorized one
L OPPOSITE the city~-is under thn control of The
undersign d. NnpalnS or money will be spared in max
ing ferry worthy of ptbc aver The mail crosses
daily AT this ferry and rely all times upon
being cross d over comfortably and in SAT ty.
Good tabling and other accommodations provided
for travellers who may wish TO stop for the night tie
Illinois side Of III river.
This ferry is at the Western terminus of the Central
Railroad and ~ preparation has been made to deserve
the incr- ased patron age anticipated.
4. l., GREGOIRE
Dubuque. Nav I, 1851. CHARLES BOGY
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Free Press, buy and present to the editor su-
gar whistler Oh. Do
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The --cat thing IN politics is to attain
end the means are nothing, Napoleon
u 10 say.
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HARVEY RAW. r.

MANUFACTURER of French Burr MStsnes and
WI Dealer in Betting Cloths, BulIin gton, To,ra.
Mllstones made order, and constant supply hand
Screen wire. hosting screws and mill irons furnished
at The shortest notice and ofthe best quality.
AZ Also Italian and American Marble Monuments and
Tomb slones @ every description, executed to order.
Nav ID. lS50.y
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\ HORSE FLOWS, Evans & Adams make. Just re-
u ccvcd, and for sale by
Sept. aot. EMERSON & SHIELDS.
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~ fHr subscriber would call The ait, nnn If farmers
~ the above St"re made expressly fer hard service.
en- au;hc rz,d by the manufacturer TO wdrant for five
y ar. &. MASON,
inc - Main rfrncf. doors Il lnM CITY IIn l.
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DOCT. II. SWAYNE,
Victory Wheat and Seed Drill.
Vanufnetyred bu W. p Henri &. Co.

ST. Louis, Mo,
THIS DRILL is offered the Farmers of the valley of
i tire Mississippi in full confidence that it will prove
to be an npem of immense value them. The Drill
is simple, complete, and eli ap. There drills,
inches apart; il plants six feet wde Two hors
used To plant, Is acres per day. The drill can be
regulate plant from two Gu ten bushels to the
acre. by' nN,ly raising lowering levcr-the feeders
be easily closed by one, to plant out point
without waste. There is also well arranged land
measure it wheat sown, say three inches
deep, with this drill, and planted early, say middle OF
Sept mbcr and thin, peck TO hall buslei
TO the acre will not winter kill One third Of the ordi
mar Of seed is plenty and the yield will be
least fourth more if that sown broad docs
not wintpr-kill.
In order TO secure drills orders must he sent in early.
Price of machine, Ss5. Can be had Of
nnbuoue, July lG-Gm G. II. WEST, Agent
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DR.. CHRISTiE'S
CALVANEC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat OF
Head such Bronchitis, Inflammation OF the Throat
Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head,
Neuralgia in the Face, Buzzing or Roaring in the
Ears, Deafness, which is generally Nervous, and that
distressing complaint called Tic Doloreux.
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aandesf affection / II attend thee thro life,
&ovc BY example " hat is good wife.
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Oticr to ObsaccO EicNerS.
.No,o Lasdin9 of the Steamer G Lamartine,
n BONES BEST CHEWING TOBACCO, direct from
~ tie Manufacturers, in Large ana Small Boxes, OF
at Retail, to Purchasers. For Sale ~
Sept. 20-tf EMERSON & SHIELDS,
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John T.. Smith d 60.
NO. & s-Als-E43

for old gold and silver.
December -, 1915. IL. y.
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RrlCeS:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
o. The articles accompanied by full and plar
Injections. Pamphlets with full particulars may be
mad of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
% Bewars Of Counetfeits and Worthless limitations
D. G. MOREHEAD, NJ. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR The UNITED STATES
is3 Broadway. S~~ Work.
T. MASON, Agent, Dubuque.
March 12-' 5l-tf
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DR.. CHRISTiE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found OF vast service cases of Commissions
Fits Spasmodic Complaints and general Nervous
affections of the Head and upper eXtremities Also
in Palsy and Paralysis and all diseases caused by
deficiency Of power or Nervous Energy in The Limbs
ornt oroan Of ,ha nod
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r. F. GILLESPIE.

No /. Cote Baiidiag, Dubuque, Iosoa,
II EEPS constantly for sale al the lowest prices,
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FRUiT TREES AND SIyRUWpERy-

0D Just received at G.. 4. WESr's Fruit and
VAr{A Seed store, a choice variety Of Grated Fruit
-x1e9e Trees, consisting of Apples, Pears Prms, SC
all OF approved qualities and of tie right size for trans
planting.
Asa variety Of Evergreens and Shrlbbery, &c.. all
OF whic! offer 10 sell cheap Remember the place.
Nays q. Il. WEST
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Tic DoloreuX and Neuralgta.

These dreadful and agonizing complaints i'm.
msiafeLy reiiered by the application OF the G.yANo
BELT NECKLACE ard FLup. The Belt dlfuses the
Electricity through the system the Necklace has
local effect and the Fluid acts directly upon the al
fected IL these distressing Affections the sp
niication NEVER FAILS
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TESTIMONIALS

TESTIMONY like the following, renders.
supertiuous all comments on the efficacy
of Bulls Sarsaperilia.
From Doctor L. p YADEL Professor of Chemistry in the
Louisville Medical College. sE
&c" have looked the list Of ingredients composing
John Bulls Compound Extract of Sarsaparia and have
hesitation in saying that they form safe compound,
and that promises well in chronic diseases to which
Is applicable l.. Z. YANDELL. NJ. d.
LousriLe June g. 1873
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DOCTOR YOURS ELF!
For rs Gents

VDY means OF the POCKET ESCULA"
A0 Plus, or, Every one his own Physi..
clan! Thlrtielh Edition, with upwards oil
a hundred engravings, showing private dis
eases in every shape and form, and malA
formations OF the generatve saystem,
BY VIM. YOUNG, NJ. D.
The time has now arrived, that persons
suffering from secret diseases. need no
more become the victim of quackery. as by
the prescriptions contained 10 this book any
one may cure himself, without hindrance
TO business. or the knowledge OF the most
intimate friend, and with one tenth the
usual expense. In addition 10 the general
routine of private disease, it fully explains
the cause of manbood's early decline, with
observations on marriage-besides many
other arrangements which il would not be
proper to enumerale in the public prints.
sCFs Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS enclosed in a letter, will receive one
copy of this look, by mail, or five copies
will be sent Tor one dollar. Address. CDR.
YOUNG. No. 1853 SPRUCE STREET, PHILA-
DELPHIA" Postpaid.
sCgs DR.. YOUNG can he consulted on
any of the Diseases described in his differ.
emf publications, at his Office, l52 Spruce
street. every dav between 9 and 3 o'clock.
SUNDAYS excepted.)
Oct. %, lS5O-lY 100
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Castor Oil Beans.

A III. persons wishing TO plant the above
"a Beans should recollpct the Tune mas
arrived when i, should be done. II lheY
GRE planted BY The ION OF April II VIII co.
hr, Inc sooner the hener They shon'h be
r,or,eI s by 3 feet. covered lightly, p'"w'
ed both ways. the hill kept clean and 'h'n'
ned to one stalk. and should be worked as
regularly as Corn.
We will furnish any one with Seed on
the following terms. viz. They are TO de-
liver the Beans a, onr Oh Press in Mer-
chan,ahe condition; that is, free from any
spror'el ones and as DIR, as any other gram
should he, for which we will pay them 81
rrr hnshel. or oIlnw them the market 3rlct
in tins they can have their cho,rr, and IN
every ease. when ihev get III" s'pu' me
contract will he rsNur.d To writing. PER
sons who have seed of their own hay" 'hr
same privilege Of making contracts. THOSE
,o whom we furnish seed must return them
III tine Fad.
Persons who wish TO plant had Ne;rr
make application rs early as poSs'"'r' -
more nav wish 10 plant than we NAV h'
able TO pres. The rroduc'.
THORNTON 4 METCALFE.
PS. will hr individually responsible
for all contracts, made IN acrrrd'nr" WIN
the above notice. II NhTcALfE'
h,.\,inn 60 March 7. lS5l-l, Us
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The biography of each President OF the
United States is ojyen m connection with
his administration. Throughout the entire
work the mind of the pup, is particularly
directed ton oyerruI;nr prominence, whose
nro,ectinn care has been so often manifest.
cd in our na,ionol existence. The work
;s n,;,,ed m l,rce opon ,vnp. well bound
,rL oon,,;ns 10 ,.no. Io,,
Nau, .nn 81 IT, r" Laa,. IN hsronomv. in
r c.'.,L,, UJ,s,ro,sJ .9strono.
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II. A. R!NGiV. NJ. d.,
SURGEON.

CALnouN, GoRpoN Co., Ga
rg7ENDERS his services TO the people
d generally. Persons having diseases
reoulrlnr the use of the knife, will tind II
TO call. Hlp is amply pre-
pared with every variety OF instrument '"'
meeting any emergency. These who have
1'umors, Blindness, and other diseases OF
the Eve, Deafness. Cancer. sion" IN 'he
Bladder, Chronic Disease OF Female Lille,
will do well TO report. Patients taken al
any distance. Poor operated upon gratis.
Feb. %, lS5l-ti ~
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Female Academy,
NlApIsoHvILLE, Tenn.
Miss G., ~. .EELVyLEE, Principal.

NEXT Summer Session will commence
Y on Tnesday, the lS' day of April. the
Winter Session having closed with hall It's
InreuAe! ierm.
Exercises in the Academy were, for a
short time. suspended by the illness OF Miss
JeSsI" Melville, a most promising pup
whom her devoted teacher and aunt watch
cd hy nlnht and by day. during her sck-
ness, After h. death OF hei low " niece.
Miss Alrlv Ne both NEEDED and desired. tor
a lime. relirt rom the lahorN OF The school
room. and the Trustees IN drierrnce 10 con-
siderar,ons So well worthy Of regard adopt
Cd the plan already stated.
Til. change will. we trust. give entire
Satisfaction inaSmuch a. the summer SEES
sion will thereby commence al the most
,pproprair season Of the year.
the mast session was. during its contln-
nance. eminenrly prosperous, both as re.
yards the number OF pupils and their rapid
a full school being anlicl-
mated next session. the necessary assistant
teachers will be provided. 1t is important
70 facilitate ,he formation OF classes, that
purils commence with the session.
The Trustees are much graIiiied at the
manifestation that parents properly appte-
c,ate the superior advantages here Afforded
far tho education OF lhem d lighters.
Boarding NAV be obtained on reasonable
farms IN several families. and one ccmmo-
J,ous and con, eniant building is being h'led
nm expressly for the purpose.
Terms Of Tuition per Session n ~ 'reeks,
Que half in airanee.
Infant Cla-s, So'uu
JUNIOR Class, -"
Senior Glass, I"'uu
Instruction in Music. on Piano, 1000
ROBERT Z. COOKE,
JAMES 4. HARE,
JAMES A. COFFIN,
Feb. 25, 1851 III Com. oil trustees
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Groceries for Sale.

SAn BAGS RIO, Mraca5o and Java
WV Coffee;
$50 hhis. Muscovado, Porto Rico, and
81. Croix Sugar;
200 boxes and barrels Loaf, Crushed,
Powdered and Clarified Sugar;
ITO hhds. Molasses;
200 boxes Manufactured Tobacco. ass'd;
25 chests Hyson ,lmperial and Black t,ss70
50lons Sweedes, Bar, Hoop, and BAD
Iron;
l400 kegs Nails and Brads;
1000 lbs Cast, German and Blister Steel;
5000 sacks Salt;
An assortment OF Spices, Soaps, Cans
dies, Gun Powder, Shot. Bar Lead, Buck.
cts, Brooms, Liquors, &c.
BAKER. WILCOX s. co.
Augusta, Aug. l6, lS50-lf SO
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McM,sN co., Tenn. March A, 1851.
DR.. A. II. Chrislic-Dear Sir: ! have
been afflicted Tor the last 20 years with
rheumatism, and had tried nearly all the
known remedies, but without cure. at
length procured one OF your GaIvanlc Belts
and bottle of the Magnetic Fluid from
your Agents, G.. w. Ross s. Co., Athens,
Tenn. This was about the l0lh OF March,
1850. At that time ! was unable 10 attend
to any business, and was an object OF com.
discretionary whole system had become
decaved and was fas, sinking under gen>
efal debility this situation | commenced
the use Of your Galvanic preparation. and
| almost fear to state facts lest | should he
charged with exaggeraion, but in few
days. nay, in lew minutes alter applying
the Belt moderately tight arount the waist
and using the fluid pretty freely. on the al
liced parts, fet the most strange yet
agreeable sensations-my whole system
was acted on as by magic, AMI that night
never closed my eyes, although the pain
was considerably diminished. and next
night | slept soundlv. continued to ap.
py the fluid three times each day Tor two
weeks, and though it may seem unreasona'
BILE yet feel bound 10 state facts, as be>
leve your Galvanic preparations TO be
amongst the greatest blessings ever bestow-
ed on an afflicted world. and let those in
telesred Judge for themselves. AT the ex
piralon Of that time was entirely relieved
from pain. my appetite much improved,
and digestive powers active, bowels regu-
lar, and was at least four inches smaller
round the wait, could 90 erect and attend
TO my business with alacri,v and delight
10 two months the numbness OF my right
leg was removed, and up to this writing |
continue free from pain and enjoy better
hp.lth than have for wears. have thus
given a brief statement of my case and the
wonderful effects OF your prsparallom,w with
out going into many particulars which
might be interesting TO some, but ] have
stated facts, not to advance the pecunlarv
interest of any, but that the afflicted may .
benefited. II will be a pleasure to me at
any time to give further particulars II de.
sired. With sentiments OF the most pro-
found esleem remain your grateful friend,
SAML w. THOMPSON.
P,S. In order that those unacquained
with me may know what estimate TO place
on the foregoing statement give the fol-
lowing references: Rev w. +. Forrest.
Rev. II. Gregory. John Mallock, ST., Esq.
Rev. William Hunt, aud a host Of others
that could be given, but consider it UNI
necessary. .. w. L.
March 81. IS5l-tf $50
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Athens Female Academy

.x~,,r s.,,,l s.os.;o, or the Athens be.
I>hE or,o"u oesS'o" W w. ,no onorga and
"''T A'"'' r, ,I.nc,,p,vrS
management W ''''' ,.,. rair,-
VIII confluence o' '''e W.
arr, 1901. .ossod
From the general Sa''s'ac,'o" e"p'' ,,a
by the patrons OF me hcaut'''!. ~
manner IN which me l"S"'u,'o" W." Tr, ",s
aged during 'nr ''is, , ,2's, .."ra"re to pa.
are warranted III GIVING 10,
they will be sradlis1 IN all they desire o, My BY
placing them under the care u "''S'
Marchbanks. T., ;.r,o
Pro'. ". H. MADE =, g,
~ Mus' t D'v"'" ,,nnl,rs !, nnner.ssay TO
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04
Sale Of Lots
IN CALHOUN AND CHARLESTON.

va,HE undersigned will sell. at PUBLIC
Il AUCTION, on Wednesday. the Esd
dag Of Aprit neal. from thirty to forty
TOWN LOTS, in the town OF Calhoun,
McMinn county. Tennessee. belonging to
the late firm Of McGhee s. MoCarly.-
Said Town Lots are layorabIy situated Tor
business. and will be sold to the highest
bidder on credit Bond and security Will
be required for the purchase money. There
will also he some 7 OTIS sold in the town Of
Charleston. JOHN McGHEE.
JOHN l.. MCCARTHY.
March 7, 1S5l-6. rs