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DR.. KeeIer's Family Medicines.
a EADE MECU.R or HEALTH
AFFLICTED m.


nR. KEELER's CoUGH SYRUP.-Among all the
~ remedies before the public this stands
pre-eminent in the incipient Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrhs, Coughs, Hoarseness,
Whooping Cough, Pleurisy, Asthma Splitting
of Blood, and for all affections Of the pulmo-
nary organs, occasioned by cold. Too much
praise cannot be bestowed upon this remedy,
and the proprietor urges any one affected with
any of the above complaints to secure it at
once IT is warranted to cure or no pay
Price only 80 cents.
DR. KEELER's CORDIAL AND CARMINAT1vE.-
Every family whether rich or poor, who values
health and all its blessings, should have this
invaluable remedy at hand. 1t is infinitely
the best remedy known for Diarrhea Dysente-
ry, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, Cholic,
Flatulency, Gripping Pains, Group, de-, and for
all diseases of the stomach and bowels caused
by Teething. The numerous testimonials from
Physicians and others, unsolicited, has given
it a reputation as firm as adamant.-Price
% cents per bottle.
On. KEELERs VERAmUGE SYRUr.-This re-
medy is pleasant TO the taste. Harmless to
the patient and all powerful in destroying and
removing all kinds OF worms from the body.
1t is without doubt, the cheapest and best
worm destroying medicine before the public,
and will, if administered according 10 direc-
tions, remove them within or 6 hours after
taken. The dose is small, and each bottle
contains twice as much MS similar remedies
Price only % cents per bottle.
DIR. KEELER's LIVER AND SAYATIvE PnLs--
Although not recommended as 'cure all, y
vet they are the mildest and best remedy to
remove Consumption, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Biliousness. Nervousness, Foul Stomach Head
ache, Indigestion, DC. Unlike other purgative
medicines, they leave the bowels always re-
laXed consequently are the proper medicine
for families and persons leading sedentary
life. Price % cents.
DIR. KErLER's RHEUMATIC LoToN-A justly
celebrated external application forpains of the
Chest, Neuralgia, ITcad-achc, Sprains Bruises,
Tic Doloreax Swcllings Of the Joints, Rheu-
matism, Gout, Sciatca, and for all disorders
wherein sedative and rubciacicnt remedy is
applicable. Price % cents per bottle.
All of the above celebrated and extensively
used medicines are prepared and sold Whole
sale and Retail, 294 Market street, Philadcl--
phia, and for sale by 6. W. ROSS d Co.,
Athens, and by Druggists and Merchants in all
the large towns throughout the State.
Oct. II, 1S5l-1y 16O
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OAK-GR0VE HOUSE,

VEST END OF CITIZENS, TENN
'ENHE undersigned having purchased the
= residence formerly occupied by the lion.
Spencer Jarn8gin, and refttcd it with much
labor and expense, both in reference 10 tho
House and in procuring bonntlnl supply Of
pure Water, is pleased TO aunonnce to his
friends and the public generally, that he will
spare no pains III rendering his table inviting
and his house pleasant and agree able 10 such
as choose TO favor him with their patronage.
JAS. w. McSPADDEN.
SOnt -. lS5l-tf l56
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$40 Reward

T WILL give the above reward of Fifty Dol
L lars FOR the apprehension and delivery to
me at Athens Tennessee, Negro boy named
ELIAS, Said boy is of mulatto color, aged
about twenty years, five feet five inches high.
Said Negro is snid TO be smart and sensible
Or will give the sum Of Twenty-Five Dollars
if caught and secured in any Jail in the United
States, so That can get him. lie was raised
at or near Tclico Plains, in Monroe county,
Tennessee, and is supposed to be in that part
of the country.
JAMES W. GRESHAM, Erecutor
of PhHander Wright deceased.
Athens Tenn, Sept ), 1Sjl-tf 1876
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G.. ~ JORDAN
T.GFEOR,
CALHOUN. TENN.

UALIIUUN, TENNy
HAVING permanently located in Calhoun,
IL respectfully tenders his services TO the
public generally. His work shall be done in
STYLE inferior to none in East Tennessee.
The Cash is always expected when the work
is taken away.
New York and Paris Fashions regularly re-
ceivcd.
Cutting and repairing done on the shortest
notice, and at moderate prices.
Country Produce will be taken in payment
for work at the market price.
Oct 81 lS5l=tf 162
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. VIM. II. COLLINS,

UAVING permanently located in Athens,
| Tenn, where he can at all times be found
at his Office or Athens Hotel, except absent on
professional business. His office is on the South
side of the Public Square where teeth will be
examined free of charge. Being thankful Tor
the liberal share of patronage already received,
he hopes to elicit the confidence of those that
need the aid of a dentist. His long exper-
fence and practical knowledge justify him in
assuring those who entrust their work to his
care to be executed in an uneyceptionable
manner. Teeth filled with nothing except
fine Gold Foil. Teeth will be inserted either
on plate or pivot, of the finest and best quail
tv. Teeth Extracted in n manner not to be
surpassed for safety, certainty and ease, either
with or without Chloroform. All operations
will be performed embracing the entire pro
fession. Work will be executed as cheap as il
is possible for good work to be done. All work
insured to give entire satisfaction
Jan. 9, 1S52-tf l72
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Land for Sale in Sweet Water
Valley, iIiwaSsee Purchase.

rDHE undersigned offers for sale Farm OF
1874 acres, lying miles south of Phla-
delphia, Monroe county, Tennessee, on the
Morganton road, and within one mile OF the
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad,
Said farm embraces some of the best land OF
said valley, which is not surpassed perhaps by
nnv valley in East Tennessee, and has plenty
of timber and about 20 acres in cultivation,
watered by running stream with sufficient
portion of good arabic land to clear There
Is A GOOD orchard of early and late peach and
onpie fruit dwelling about 80 by IS feet, a
large barn about the same size, DC. 1t is con
yenient to mill and shops, and more land ad-
joining can be had if larger farm is desired
WIN. II. SHAW.
Auo G. 1s51-tf ljl
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To Stock DroVers,

THE subscriber has prepared lots in the I'M
/. mediate vicinity Of the Railroad, short
distance from the Depot, and can accEmmo-
date Stock Drivers to any extent and upon
reasonable terms. His residence, Oak-Groye
House, is within convenient distance, where
he is prepared to entertain all who may call
on him with the best the country affords.
He is in constant correspondence with Bust
ness Houses, and can furnish the latest inform
alton in regard to the markets, DC
He is also prepared to accommodate Wagoners.
JAS W. McSPADDEN.
Athens Nov. o. lS5l-tf l65
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JAMES Il. WILMA
N.atc of Knoxville, Tennessee.)
CO.U.HISSEO.r NJ II e CH n. " Il,

Western cor. of Hunter and Prior SITS,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.,
uAVING rented the large Fire-proof Ware
house, at the above named location, Is now
prepared to receive all kinds of East Tennes'
see PRODUCE usually sent to this market.
He will give his personal attention to the
business. All letters of inquiry IN relation to
the Markets, de-, DC, will receive prompt at
tentiOn.
RErrrExCEs:- Chandler, French d Co., Gaines
d Co.--Chattanooga, Tenn.
Cannon, Gaines d Co., Craighcad d Dead.
rick Williams d. Co., II. Ault, G. Wallace, and
Merchants erally-Knoxville, Tenn.
II. B. d S NJ. Leeper-Leeper's Landing
Tenn.
Son-Louisville, Tenn.
Officers of Steamboats, running between
Knoxville and Chattanooga, Tenn.
Nov. 81, 1S5l-tf l65
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Z. MiSDEN LAYTON. II. D.,

HAVING permanently located at CAL
IL HOUN, Tenn, respectfully. proifers his
professional services to the citizens thereof
and vicinity, hoping by strict attention. to the
duties of his office, to be fayorably noticed by
those requiring Medical assistance.
Oct u, lS5l-1y 100
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H0Ist0n Glass.

10E BONES assorted sizes, just received on
IZsJ Consignment, and win be sold at the
prices, land freight which is
lower than any Glass of the same quality can
be imported.
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New Fall& Winter Goods
GEO. W. ROSS & co.

EEAVE inst received the largest Stock for
the Fail Trade they have eIe offered in
the place and will thank their customers and
the public generally TO give them n call, as
surng them that the prices shall suit the
scarcity Of money, as the Goods we're bought
unnsually low. and will be sold the same way
for Cash or Produce, down. AS 10 articles
and prices they can't give any description,
hnt they have nearly every thing usually
brought to this market, and will sell little
lower than ever.
Oct. 3, lS5l--tf 1873
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SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA.
TIE
Steamboat Company of Georgia

Run the following Steamers, as above, viz
DAVID /. ADAMS, Gron,)
CHATHAM, Gron)
THOS. s METCALFE,
TENNESSEE,
Which, with tow-boats and lighters afford
unequaiiedfac for sportationoffreigh
to the interior of Georgia, South Carolina,
Tennessee and Alabama, in connection with the
Railroads.
The elegant steam packet d. L. Adams will
connect with the steamships Florida and Ala
bama--landing freight by them in 3 days from
New York to Augusta.
Freight (now taken at reduced rates. will
be forwarded free Of commission.
In order to prevent detention or miscG'riage
bills of lading should be addressed to
SAM'L NJ. POND, President,
Savannah.
Merchandise for the interior TO
JOHN a. MOORE agent
Augusta.
June 27, 1S5l-ly IA
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Take Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the undersigned, Ell
"A Their at his Store in town, or in Sweetwatel
Valley, are earnestly requested to call and st
tie all open accounts for 1851, by Note or Cash
all debts of longer standing by early pay,
ments; so that the expense of collection may
be avoided.
rS- The highest price will be given for
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Feathers, dc.
A. MCKELDlN.
Athens Jan Q, 1652-tf liz
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GOnfeCIionaTieS.

Il ages, Just received and for sale at Baiti-
more prices with the expenses added
$. X. REEDER d. co.
Dee. 6,-lS51-tf l65
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Valuable Farm for Sale

rENIIE subscriber wishes TO sell that vaIua.
ID Bile property known asthe
CEDAR SPRING Farm,
situated miles Southwest of the town of
Athens. and is one mile and half from Che
line ofthe East Tennessee and Georgia Rail-
road. The tract contains some
Three Hundred and Fifty Acres,
abou, 1875 of which are cleared and under
cultivation. The land is well fenced. There
are several FIRST rate Springs on it, good
Dwelling House Barn and Outhouscs. The
soil Is good and more desirable location
can not be found in any country.
The terms will be made accommodating.
For further information apply TO the subscri'
Der, at Athens, Tenn.
.C.JACKSON.
Athens, Nov. 7, lS5l--tf 1863
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Boiling Cloths !

NUMBERS ., 6, T. s and o. just received anc
~ for sale by
McEWEN d GILLESPIE
Oct. %, lS5l--tf 1862
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Notice,

DY virtue Of an order of sale issued from the
ID Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court and
to me directed will sell, on the sth day of
March next, at the Courthouse door in Athens
TO the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the
right title and interest that David W. Ken
nedy has in and to an undivided Tract of Land,
EIGHTY ACRES more or less belonging to
the heirs Of James Kennedy, deceased lying
in McMinn county, Cd Civil District, adjoining
the lands of Uriah Kiker and othcrs-sold to
satisfy Judgment for debt and costs that
Chambers & McTin obtained against him be-
fore Daniel McPhail, Esq.
ROBERT f. BRADIN, Sheriff.
Jan, 80, lS52-tds. Prs fee $3.50 10
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Drugs.

" IIE subscriber stil has on hand supply
Of the articles in the DRUG line likely
10 be called for IN this market. He returns
his grateful nowlcgements for past favors,
and sohcits continuance of public patron
age.
And he mnst further say that he stands in
pressing need of every dollar owing TO HIM,
aud he takes this method of informing pll
who owe him, that he wants the money on or
before the lst day Of January, 1859.
WIN. BURNS.
Athens, Dec. O.. lS5l-H
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More New Goods at Calhoun
]. II. WELLS

HAS lust received Brown, Crushed and Loaf
IL Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Rice, Tea
Salt. Nails, Gun and Blasting Powder, Black
smiths Anvils, Hand and Sledge Hammers
Vices. Screw Plates, Belowses, Drawing Chains,
Log Chains, Streecher Chains, Coil Chain, Pts.
tolls Hoop Iron, Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails,
Wagon Boxes, Hand Saws, Cross-cut Saws,
Mill Saws, Mill Saw Files, Painted and Var
nished Buckets, Tubs Saddles Brides, Mar
tingalcs, Collars, Carpet Bags Clocks and Fan
cv Goods, Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Crockery, Drugs, Medicines,
dc, to which the attention of his customers
and the public are invited
rs" Wheat, Oats, Corn Peas, Tobacco
Country made Jeans, &c. taken in exchange
for Goods.
Calhoun, Oct 81, 1S5l-tf l61
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Notice.

ALL persons are hereby notified not to trade
"A for an obligation executed by me to VII.
liam Yearwood for three hundred bushels OF
Corn, dated in the Fall of 1850, as the same
has b9en fully paid by me.
ian 90 1885 176
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Cash for Straw

1OO LOADS of Wheat or Oats Straw want.
lUU ed at the Athens Paper Mill, for which
the highest price in Cash will be given.
ROBERT I. GETTYS d co.
Jan. lG, lSj2-u l73
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v ari e ty S tore
Sc A II 0 r N


Weaving removed TO the new building on
HB the North side of the Square, would in
form the people Of Athens and vicinity, and
in fact every body, that he has received u
large and general assortment OF almost all
articles that man or woman could think Of,
and that he is willing TO sell at prices so low
that the pleasure OF purchasing will be quite
insupportable.
Among thousand other articles too teei-
Gus TO mention, will be found some splendid
GOLD AND SILVER MATCHES,
a Gne assortment Of Jcwelry such ms Brensfs
Plus, Rings, Lockets, Chains, Earrings, &c.
Silver and German Silver-ware..
The best lot Of Pistols ever seen any where.
Knives, entirely too sharp and finely tcmper-
ed TO talk about. -
LEVER CLOCKS.
Walking Canes, Toys for children. &c.
COME CTIONa RES,
Such ne Candies. Cocoa Nuts, Oranges, AL.
monds, Cream Nuts, Pine Apple Cheese,
Soaps, Perlumery, &c, &c.
NO. ] TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
But why enumerate Call and see for
ymrselves.
B.-Wstches and Clocks Repaired and
Regulated.
Nov. 7, ls5l--tf l63
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Bar Iron and Castings

THE subscribers having leased the TELLICO
L IRON WORKS for a term of years, are
now in operation and prepared to fill orders
for Bar Iron HoYog Ware, NachinerB Stores
and other Castings. Having large number of
patterns on hand and experienced workmen IN
that department, they can supply Castings of
all kinds on short notice The quality Of the
Iron is unsurpassed by any made in East Ten
nessce
Foundrcys and Machine Shops supplied on
the most favorable terms OF the market.
Having had "A long experience in the manu-
featuring of Iron in its various departments
they would respectfully request share Of
public patronage. -...,.-.,
DANIEL WEIGH d CO.
May 90, 1S5l-ly l39
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Notice..

DY virtue Of three orders of sale issued from
ID the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for McNIinn county, and to me directed / will
sell on the Sth day of March next, at the
Courthouse door in Athens, for cash in hand,
to the highest bidder, ONE TRACT OF LAND,
as the property OF William G. Martin, in Me-
MINI county, bounded on the Northeast by
William Combs, South by A. McKensey,, sold
upon three orders of sale-one in favor of
John II. Leuty, and the other two in favor Of
Rice d Leuty-to satisfy three judgments and
costs against the said W. G. Martin andsW. ii.
Hunt, which they recovered before William
McKamy, Esq. -
Jan. % ls52-tds Prs fee $3.50 175
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DIR. G. A. LONG,
PIiINGegDh50. Tenn,

UANING permanently located, respectfully
Ill tenders his professional services TO the cit
liens of the place and surrounding country
His charges will be moderate in all cases,
Nov 2l lS5l-ly 100
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Iron Agency.

A FEW tons assorted rolled Iron from the
Il Etowah Iron Works
Tire iron, 4 TO inches wide.
Square square.
Round : round.
Band as wide.
Nail, Rod and other Iron suitable for Black
smiths and Farmers.
JAS. b. BAN, Near the Depot
Charleston, Oct, 81, lS5l-6m 1872
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THE MILITARY.


CAR DAT MEETING OF TIE RUTGERS
"A Guard held at tn armory the return from their
third annual for target practice the following reso
buttons unanimously adopted Resolved That the
thanks Of this due and are hereby rendered. to
Sharp, Boodes Brothers Cordes. Amos Bel
den. John A. Riley, GeoHe W Knapp. VIM. b. Beeh J. s.
Baker and Noses Martin for the prizes present.
the above occasion, also t. the gentlemen
somprng Adkins Band for the music dscoursed to
that last though least to invited guests
tie impartial in which they distributed the
priyes Resolved, That these resolutions be bshed in
she New copy forwarded ieh of the
above. WILLIAM PYE, Commandant.
DJoAN T. BELcH, Secretary.
DICKWICK GUARD.-THE MEM GERS ARE HEREBY
notified to attend mecti and drill of the company
the Shakspta Hotel, n, o'clock precisely this
(rrlday) evening. Punctua attendance necessary.
By order, NJ. j. NADDY, Com ma udant.
w. DoueHrRrY, Orderly Sergeant
VETERAN CORPS OF HEAVY ARTfILERY.-YOU
he .eby ordered to appear in full uniform on Fri
day Oct 18th at II ococs NJ Of the Battery with Grape
the sword hl attend the funeral parade
the late Honorable Daniel Webster This corps will
ere minute guns the Battery. BY order Of
RICHARD RaYN0R, Captain, Commander.
HENRY TOPPING, Adjutant
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HONIEsTEADs.

NEELyINA BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE, PAYABLE
NL In five per cent monthly instalmen tsrhe liberal
terms In this beautiful village properly such
20 enable every poor 10 sufficient amount from
his monthly earnings to purchaae home and the price
low sc 30 ensure large advance before half the pay
rnen made II very accessible being only two and
hsf piles from the Williamsburg ferries, and fronting
Newtevn plank road, hete the Newown and Maspeu
ernibusce are conssanty Eassins1.re ssxpenee. re,
shird New York John H. Smith, Oh tho premises
CREE EXCURSION TO MELvINA.-THE PRoPRIE-
Of ts beautiful village have chartered six omn
the " all cesring to visit and
xrrino the location, Friuay Saturday Monday an
Tresdsy sgth and th inst and st aud "a proxmo They
will leave all the Williamsburg ferries every half hour from
eisht A. NJ iili fonr r. NJ and will each display aevina
Gag The terms offered in this property are 30 favorable
lrlsyar jA-aedsrste cireafsfs ney purchase
certainty Of paying tor from the income Of
the coming fcur years when i value will be much greater
Aknn noW,
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gtsE guRF.

~
HHAIrEEGE TO THE WORLD, FOR TEN THOU
~ sand SollsrsThc owner of Tecony will trot kso cy
coy In the world mile heats best three 10 Gye
ander saddle, the Hunting Park Philadelphia
souusy Tor thousand dollars and two mikes and rcpea
N harness, the track Coz Eve thousand dollars
zach match half forfeto trot time before the fras
81 December 1852 This challenge remsn open for
e1ptanon swo weeks from this date.
Jas. ". KELLY. Philadelphia. oot a.
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and n..as &.
ing adares, va, aranimoa.y adopted d.
ia ra e 6
o. New York that without body to interfere N
vo Z 70 sssy
as Sss Ct G Gshf iIs ef M
has been nominated city inspector an
fort e The city End Ssasns for its duo
Tor Mr. Riddle they Eel u m Ss
ton Of him ar and he eans; conviction that hs
They have known him in former
whatever ths .slisss q
n me sFs ne Of r c as G
orgy and ability During the cholera Of 1919 b. devoted
u the E'h e the ss D.
G% and 30 :ss Gus .
entirely comretent . M the place for which he now
to SH YIN
ngs and preferences mite n urging his election and
swns proved himself "tf ho".s and sspss ana
most oS.S valuable and city npsoso We pledge Nm
our own votes and the co.oIeraoa q The workingmsn Of
Resolved Tfst wsi.o deep tsre.. in tho election Of
uion fellow mechanics and woringmen TO mite with
us in promoting tue success Of man who ha as me-
city officer has shown hmsef worthy Of universal
Received That the preceding address be signed by the
officer os THE meeting, and be published.
Hopkins SacroE 81 Ss" csarmcn ward '0hn
CHARLIE n. RoHAS. Secretary
VVRIxENDoUs GATHERING ATTuAIIAN HALL OF
the dependent ell. otors of the Fifth
Twelve hundred voters present One Of the larg
gatherings OF the held ITALIAN
Hall last evening to ratify the nomination o
JOSEPH L. NORTON,
ominee for the Fifth Congressional district The
irg nthusastic decided and b. 9. Leye
ridge called to the chair and Messrs Blauvclt Smith,
Woodward Baden and Mcfarland were appointed vice
PRESIDENTS Messrs Bunce and Heath Ssoetaries On
motion commit tee appointed to draft resolutions
prssve Of the Of the meeting The report Of the
strongest character depreeating the system Of primary
elections now In vosnc One ofthe series Of resolutions
reported by the committee give indicative of tbs
the whooResoved That the stae Of things existin
is consequence of allowing office seeking. time Nrvns
potcanst domineer quiet order-loving tsens ~
primary elections for the purpose Of diyerting tho expires
zion OF public sentiment from Its Legitimate results,
prosttung the nohest feature in the birth free
men 70 base ana designing nde The preamble and resolu-
ing eloquently addressed by Mesr Macarand Norton
mendons cheering After the adoption Of resolution 10
meet the polls the I'd Of November
electing Joseph G. Morton their In Con-
gress, the meeting adjourned in the best feeling.
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Embroideries, Laces, &c.-PoAnted Collars,
and Vaen ennes aces ast received selling greatly
reduce prices. D. EDWAF.DS, 625 Broadway
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HENRY T. LEEDS. AUcT1ONEER.-LAROE AND
Perempory sale Of Furs by order Of constables
cution, VI entire stock Of large Broadway dearenr
T. Leeds will sell above this day, October g. halt
past ten o'clock at tho sales 80 Chambers
broadway large assortment Of psrto
mus Wet rines cuffs Sci real marten sable ntch sable
stone arten mink sable ermpe Siberian squirrel chin
cha London usred mink. Also spleg did assortment Of
sleigh robeewo fox bear and lynx. Also, mus, tippets,
cuffs, victornes Of the first quality.
rrefsy for the broadway trade The assortment will form
sale in the city, and we'll worthy the Atten-
ton Of the trade and Others Catalogues the morning
fa1e.