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Montvale Springs,
BLOUNT COUNTY, e. TENN.

DLOONI COON1 > LIE A~'~''
THIS renowned watering place has been
Il opened the present season by the under
signed for the reception of visitors. The Hotel
will be under the Immediate superintendent
Of D. W. Tedford, who will pay every atten-
tion that will conduee to the comfort and con-
venience of Invalids, MS well as others, and
which we think will give entire satisfaction to
all.
The particular qualities of these Springs,
and the celebrity they have attained IN re-
storing to vigor the debilitated, are too well
known by thousands who have tested their
efficacy, to require any putting.
The Hotel is situated at the base Of the
Chilhowee mountain, which is upwards of 2000
above the level of the sea. The atmosphere
is pure and invigorating, and the scenery
around picturesqe and romantic
Montvale Springs are nine miles from Mary
vile, the county town of Blount; sixteen miles
from Louisville on the Holston river where
steambots are daily arriving from Chattanoo-
ga; twenty-five miles from Knoxville, and
thirty five miles from the present terminus of
the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad. A
tri-weekly line of coaches will run from Mary
vile to the Springs during the season, which
will afford an easy access to all who wish a
public conveyance.
We have forty new frame and twenty log
cabins for rent to families wishing to board
themselves. d. w. TEDF0RD,
WIN. MGTEER.
REFERENCEs--Dr. F. A. Ramsey. DIR. W. j..
Baker, Hon. L. Alexander, Knoxville; DR.. w.
5. Bell, DIR. Henry Brannam, Chattanooga;
Gen. I, W. Fleming, G. NJ. Kolb, Augusta, Ca;
A. L. Gillespie, Charleston, S. C.; col. A. II.
Keith T. N. Van Dyke, Esq. and G. W. Ross,
Esq, Athens.
Montvale Springs, June 25, ls52-tf 1876
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EW ST 0 R E!
For PaV-DOWn Only !
JUST received from New York an addition
81 al supply of rich and desirable Goods.
FOR THE LADIES,

TUST received from New York an addition
81 al supply of rich and desirable Goods.
FOR THE LADIES,
Most fashionable Silks; latest style Bonnets;
Cater and Kid Shoes; q great variety of the
richest and most beautiful Muslins and Prints,
from st to 80 cents.
GENTLEMEN
Can be furnished with almost everything,
from the most desirable Cloths to the most
beautiful Summer Goods.
Received, heavy stock Of Shoes and Boots
of almost every description. Mems from 81
to s., so: Ladies from SOC to 1925; Children
and BOYS from 25c to ST. Also Hats in abun-
dance, of every hue, from 25c to So.
Received, heavy stock of Queensware and
CutierH embracing almost every article need
ed in this country. Teas Soc to $3.50; and a
good Pocket-knfe for l0c; best Eastern Mails
at 64c; Coffee; Tea; Sugar l0c; Indigo lOc an
ounce, and the Madder into the bargain.
Icannot mention everything in this notice.
I will hold strictly to the
CASH OR Y-DOWN SYSTEM
prefer 'nimble penny to slow shilling
Some Goods cannot sell cheaper than here
torore, because they are as low as they can
possibly be put. But many others l can,
and will sell cheaper than ever bought them
or saw them sold.
When you come to town to buy Goods,
please call at my Cheap Pay-down Store, on
the Public Square West of the Courthouse in
Athens, and permit me to satisfy you that 1T is
your interest we'll as mine, to purchase my
Goods Twill purchase for Goods any Produce
that can sell again. will give for good
Butter l2tc; Eggs &C., Feathers Soc =.
Received, also a few boxes (not ordered)
ArlifciaL Eowers, and as they are OF no SER
vice to anv living being, (the ladies will please
excuse mel l just threw them away. AS
snuff. Cigars, and Tobacco are of little or no
service in realty-ladies and gentlemen will
nlease also excuse me in this-they will not
lind these delicious things in my Store; and
last but not least, Ball-Face or Red-Eye is
nositiyely forbidden to come under my roof.
A man who will ask me to put an article at
the lowest price, and then offer me sum that
must fall quite below first cost, think would
steal if he had good chance-l mean no per-
sonalities--but detest this jc'cing and S'cind-
lima practice. Perhaps such an one imagines
that all merchants are swindlers, and that he
is iustifable in swindling too. am reminded
of a person who travelled from store to store
TO make half cent, having passed twelve or
fifteen, fell into the hands of sharper who
windled him out Of two and q half cents.
GEORGE HORNE.
P.S.-5oO0 lbs good Feathers wanted, for
which will give SOC per ID. G. IL.
Athens, June 25, lS52-u 1876
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DR.. Keeler's Family Medicines.
a HADE ME0U1A OF HEALTH
KEMEDYrpE EVERY ILL
SPPLI CTEQ READ.

IL q ~ Ia 10 n ~
nR. KEELER's CorGHL SyRUP.-Among all the
~ remedies before ne public, this stands
pre-eminent in the ipeipient Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrhs Coughs, Hoarseness,
WhoOping Cough, Plsnfisy, Asthma, Splitting
of Blood, and for all objections Of the pulmO-
nary organs, occasionsd. by old. Too much
praise cannot be besto wed upon this remedy,
and the proprietor urge pyaone affected with
any Of the above eoniplaints-te secure it at
once. 1t is warranted to cure or no pay
Price only so cents. MA
DIR. KEELER's CoRDAL BSD CARNINATIvEA
Every family whether riehpr 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 &c, and for
all diseases Of the stomach nhd bowels, caused
by Teething The numerous testimonials from
Physicians and others, unsolicited, has given
it reputation as firm as adamant.
% cents per bottle q
DR. KEELER's VERMIFUGE, SYRUp.-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 to direc-
tIons remove them within or 6 hours after
taken. The dose is small, and each bottle
contains twice as much as similar remedies
Prisa only IS cents per bottle.
DR. KEELER's LIVER AND SANATIvE Pulls
Although not recommended as 'cure all, I"
yet they are the mildest and best remedy to
remove Consumption, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Biliousness, Nervousness, Foul Stomach, Head
ache, Indigestion, &c. Unlike other purgative
medicines, they leave the bowels ALWAYS re-
axed consequently are the proper medicine
for families and persons leading sedentary
life. Price 20 cents.
DIR. KEELER's RHEUMATIC LouoN-A justly
celebrated external application for pains of the
Chest, Neuralgia, Headache, Sprains. Bruises,
Tie Doloreax, Swellings of the Joints Rheu-
matism, Gout, Sciatica, and for all disorders
wherein sedative and rubefacient remedy is
applicable. Price 25 cents per bottle.
All OF the above celebrated and extensively
used medicines, are prepared and sold Whole
sale and Retail, 294 Market street, Philadel--
phia and for sale by G. W. ROSS d Co.,
Athens, and by Druggists and Merchants in all
the large towns throughout the State.
Oct. II, 1S5l-ly $50
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CALL ON STOCK.

A CALL of Five Dollars on each share Of
N unpaid Stock of the East Tennessee and
Georgia Rail Road Company, isrequired to be
paid on the goth day Of August next. Also,
Five Dollars on each share on the Goth of Sep
TENDER next. Also, Five Dollars on each
share on the goth day of October next. Also,
Five Dollars on each share on the 22d day Of
November next. Payments to be made to the
Treasurer of the Company at the Railroad
Office in Athens or to ii. A. NJ. White, Esq,
Knoxville, Tenn.
THOS II. CALLAWAY, Prest
Athens, July 0, 1S52-td 1913
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JOHNSTON 4 SMITH,
Medical Notice.
JOHN nj. LILLARD, M. D.,

HAvING permanently located at Decatur,
L L Tenn offers his services to the citizens
of Meigs and adjoining counties as a practi-
TONER of Medicine, and hopes by strict atten-
ton to his profession to merit public patronage
lie can at all times be found at his office unless
professionally absent.
Deootur Nav 81 1887 lq1
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JAMES B. COOKE,


ATHENS, TENNESSEE,
DRACTICES Law in the Circuit Courts OF
Il McMinn, Monroe, Polk, Bradley, Hamil-
ton, Meigs and Rhea counties, and in the
Chancery Courts at Athens, jacksonville,
Cleveland and Harrison, and will give strict
attention to all business committed to his
charge.
cB- Office next door above the Drug Store
April Is, ls52-tf 1856
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Edmund p, Gaines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MILL 's seit &N~@s

TNIE subscribers ut III chnsed the
l. Right for the above new and sseful ims
provement in dressing Mill Stones. forstKe
State of Tennessee, inform the citizens of
McMinn and adjoining counties, that they will
sell rights for different counties in this section
to any persons disposed to purchase The i'm.
provement over the old plan is very great, and
they will guarantee that Stones dressed upon
this plan will do double the work, and do it
much better. They have numerous certif-
Gates in their possession which prove this fact,
a few of which are attached below. RoBERT
NJ. NEWMAN, ESQ, has now one pair Of Stones
dressed under this patent, and they are per-
forming admirably, as any one can see by call
ing at his Mills. He is authorized to sell
rights during our absence from East Tonnes
see Any person calling on him can obtain
all necessary information on the subject.
EVANS d. GAINES,
Patentees for the State of Tennessee.
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Glass.

100 BOXES Window Glass of different
lUU sizes and qualities, Just received from
the "Holston Glass Works." Knoxville, and
for sale at "Factory' prices, by
JOHNSTON h SMITH.
Loudon, Tenn, June 4, ls62-1 l9S
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JAM E. WILLIMAS,
(Late of Knoxville, Tennessee.)
C. NJ N SSIO.v IN Il ~ en- INT

Western cor of Hunter and Prior sts,
ATLANTA, GEORGLA,
HAVING rented the large Fire-proof Ware
Ill 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. DC, DC, will receive prompt at
tention.
REFERENcEs:-Chandler, French d Co., Gaines
l. Co-Chattanooga, Tenn.
Cannon, Gaines d Co. Craighead Il Dead
rick, Williams Co.. II. Ault, c. Wallace, and
Merchants generally-Knoxville, Tenn.
H. B. d S. NJ Leeper-Leeper's Landing,
Tenn.
H. c. d L. B. Saffell, II. T. Cox, Gilbert d
Son-Louisv4lle, Tenn.
Officers of Steamboats, running between
Knoxville and Chattanooga Tenn.
Nov. 81, 185l-tf l65
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Salt /! Salt!!

THE subscribers have on hand large lot Of
l Salt, which they will sell at 90 cts, per
bushel, by the barrel. ..,,,u,,
Loudon, Feb. Is, lS52--tf III
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Marcus C. Parker, nj. D,
nj e deal Notice.
DIR. N. n. MAY. DR.. J. p. PATTON
DRS, MAY & PATTON

HAVING associated themselves in the prac.
Ill tice Of Medicine, respectfully tender their
professional services to the public. ......
In critical cases, when required, both will
be in attendance without additional expense.
March Z, ls5l-tf 1873:
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Patentees for the State of Tennessee.
LENoIR's, TENN, 10th June, 1852.

LENoIR's TENN, 10th June, 1852.
We the undersigned consented reluctantly
to have E. p. Gaines Mill Dress tried upon
one pair of Rurrs thinking that little if asy
Improvement could be made upon them
When we came totes the matter we found it
what it was represented, a great improvement,
and can cheerfully recommend it to theirs.
WIN. LENOIR,
b. b. LENOIR.
!. p LENOIR,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn.
To Millcrs, and all rhom IL may concern:
This is to certify that l have had Gaines
new patent Dress put upon one run Of my
Burrs. | can grind at least two bushels on
this dress in the same time it took me to grind
one on the old dress-the yield equally as
good as that made on the old dress, and the
flour improved. / am highly pleased with
the dress in every respect, so much 30 that
have purchased the rights Of two counties
from Messrs. Evans d Gaines, who vends the
dress. Given under my hand June I'd, 1852.
- DSNfEL BOWMAN.
SULLIVAN COUNTY, Tenn. May "a, 1852.
TO all Whom 10 may concern:
certify that Upton Is. Evans Il Thos. w.
Gaines put their Patent Mill Dress on one pair
of Burrs in my mill, which has increased the
speed Of grinding two bushelsto where il
ground one, and the flour is fairer and the
yield equal to my former grinding. am
so highly pleased that /, in company with
Madison M. Bowman, have purchased the
right Of four counties. would Just say, IL
there is any owner Of mill that Ia a Thomas,
let him try the dress and he will be no longer
faithless but believing.
JOHN A. BOWMAN.
N. b. The above Patent Dress was put on J.
A. BIS Mill in my presence, and was so well
pleased with it that ! jointly purchased the
right of the above said counties in order TO
secure the dress on my mill.
MADISON M. BOWMAN.
July l6, ls52-9t* 1919
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ID ECEIVED, Superior Brown Sugar for fami-
III ly use; Crushed Sugar; Pulverised Sugar;
Coffee; Tea; Sulphur; Alum; Copperas; Soda;
Indigo; Nader; Pepper; Spice; Salt; Molasses;
White Lead; Nails, and for sale.
July 2, 1852 G. HORNE.
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Powder.

d IFLE and Blasting Powder just received
III and for sale by G. W. ROSS d co.
June o.
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Savannah and Augusta.
THE
Steamboat Company of GeOrgi,

"AVING thoroughly overhauled will con-
IL tinue to run the following Steamers as
above, viz:
DAVID L. ADAMS, (iron,)
CHATH A M, iron
THOS. s. METCALFE
TENNESSEE,
Which, with boats and lighters, afford
uneQuali,d facilities for the transportation Of
freight to the interior of Georgia, South Caro-
lima, 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 days from
New York to Augusta.
Freight (now taken at reduced rates) will
be forwarded free of commission.
cY" In order prevent detention or misear-
rage, bills of lading should be addressed to
| GEO. Ii. JOHNSTON, President,
| Savannah,
| Merchandise for the interior to
JOHN A. MOORE, agent
Augusta, Ga.
Savannah DIRECTORS. augusta.
Geo II. Johnston, j. r. Bulky,
Andrew Low, L. s. Metcalfe,
Edward Paddleford, James Hope,
W. F.. B. Driscoll, L. Hopkins
thas. Green, E. Sherman,
Joseph S. Fay, G. NJ. Newton.
Jos. Washburn,
July 2, ls52-ly 1917
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Avis dsElection.

IONFORMEMENT a une Proclamation de
~ son Excellence Joseph Walker. Gouye-
neur de lEtat de la Louisiana, une Election
aura lien dams ct pour Ia paroisse dlberylile,
LmsadI, lie ~ de DeeEnbre,
proclaim, 1852, aux differens ~lieux-cif apfes de-
siones par Ia loi pour tenir les elections gene,
raIes. preside par les commissioners ci-apfes
NOMINEES d peflet d'eIire un Goavineur ct Lieu
tenant Gouyeneur, I'm Secrataire dEtat, IN Az
ocat General, un Tresorier, un Surintendent
d'Education public, ct DIES menlbres de FAssem-
BILE, Generate.
La paroisse dIberville elira deux Represen-
tans, et1e District. compose des paroisses dibs
erville ct Quest Baton Rouge elirontdenx Sem
ateurs.
LIE scrutin sera onvert a 8 heures A. M. ct
feme i 4 heures P. NJ, dams les differens dis
tricts comm suit, SAVIOR:
Dams le Ter District.
A l'Hetel Buena Vista au Bayou Goula,
Messrs Norbert Cropper, B. Aehille Landry ct
MA. Esteyan, Commissaires.
Dams Ii 2me Distrid.
A Ia maison de cour d Plaquenine, Messrs
Eugene Rils, ]. B. Roth ct J. W, Austin, Com
missaires.
Dams c Sine Distrat.
Au magasin de Messrs Bissell q 90, au Vll-
laee Salvage, Messrs Trevllle Hebert, George
w. Banta ct Paulin Dupuy, Colnmissaires.
Dams Ie line DISCREET.
A la residence de Mr.. Paul Dupay, Messrs
Edward d. Woods. Michel Hebert ct Jacob
Schlatre, Commissaires.
Dams e 5ple District.
Au magasinSde IT. Gomez, Messrs RENE LIE
Blanc, Charles Davenport ct Felix Roth, Com
missaires.
Dams e 6,ne District.
Au Cafe de Louis Pollet, MessrstA. Sidney
Robertson, Alcide Poella ct Valsin Braud,
#Commissaires.
Dams le Tine District.
"A Ives Mill, Grande Riyiere, Messrs W..
HYDE. Jon Mcdaniel ct Joseph LeBlone, CorI1-
misfaires.
Daas1 e Sine District.
Au magasin de Johnston Fferes au Bayou
Crosse Tste. Messrs. WI. Began, Charles
Booksh ct Ursin Daigre, Gomlnissaires:
j. Il PETIT, Sherf.
Paroisse2 d 'Iberyille, lie 80 Nov, 1862.
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SO Ju3nn ST. (. A.@,o Nrf~4as

49, N''t '' .E '
We " 3'.lr,st res -.5usj. Eru,G1:
irz----zs oGT IritGo> auJ r.. u,"Lr that 90!
- s'NG$iG 3iui,I. l., s.-. op'". aij
that we would be gIadto rrcpi%e Il Gat. lID.l lEelH
for the purpose CT inspecting lie iIUsle and .nes!-
cal merchandise.
The Pianos are Of the hest American r~lanG!,2-
tories, OF the latest patterns and improvements,
with or without the dloiian Attachments; Harp,
MelCdeons, Guitars and Eiolins, of supetior quail
ty: Brass Instruments OF every pattern and variety
for Bands: Bass Eio!ins. Violonceijos, Teaor Vic
Inns and Banios. Flutes. CIaTionets, Elageolet&.
from i to 9 keys. from the best scales; ltusic Box
es, Bass Drums. Snare OF side Drums; superior
Strings for all kinds Of Musical Instruments. III the
greatest variety, besides everything usually found
in a complete Nr.i" Store.
Dealers viii tho il to their interest to call on
us. as We are able to sell them many Oh Our aTti-
c!cS on advantageous terms.
Musicians, Teachers and Amateurs are paTtic3I-
larry invited 10 examine, as we VIII deal with
them to their advantage.
Every piano that we sell will be fully and sat
isfactorilY warranted as TO perfectness and durabi!-
itv: and if an instrument after a careful tr&!
proves detectives, the same may be returned and
exchanged for another.
Old Pianos taken in exchange FOL new cnes by
paying the difference.
Pianos and other instruments tuned and repair
ed. ErPianos to let.
N. b. We will also keep for sale French Pianos,
from Era1d& PfeyeL. To- Music neatly bound.
Homeopathic Books and Medicines, and some
choice German Books, of the best writers, ~iorsaIc
bv ASBRAND & WERLEIN,
no27 SO Camp street.
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liable description of goods partially comprised
in their advertisement, which will be, seen up
on our second page. Country merchants will
find it to their interest to give them q call.
Francis Degen, 40 Camp Street, Steam Hat
Mandatory. Our country merchants will be
pleased on visiting this elegant establishment.
Encourage Home Manufacture, is our motto,
and policy dictates that it should be the motto
of every resident of the South. Patronize him.
Thus we exhibit 10 our friends and patrons.
the various Houses in the city whose foresight
and knowledge of business prompt them to ad.a
vertise with us. The public may rest assured,
that through the additional impetus to their bu-
siness which extensive advertising gives, good
bargains can certainly be had atthose esta-r
blistaments. And we will add to the many rea-
ders of this, that if, when they visit the city,
they have wants which can be supplied by any
of the above descriptions of business, they
VIII be acting advantageousIy for themselves
and to the interest of this their country Jour
nal by making their purchases Of them in pre-
ference to other Houses.
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The Wretchcs'--Mrs. Oakes Smith, in her
lecture, last Tuesday evening, hits the "lords of
creation a slap, as follows:
"If a man wishes q job of work done cheap,
he employs 4 woman to do it. And if he has
a bad bill to pass off, he gives it to a woman,
and fte has a fit of blues, his wife has the ben
eft oft"
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JOSEPH FISHER.
Boot and Shoe Maker,

Has established himself i'll Plaque
mine in the above business. He will
EA~M@perform all work entrustedt to him with
g. n~eatness snd despatch, with durable
workmanship, in fashionable style, and at moder-
ate rates. He soiicits a share of public patronage.
His shop is on Bank street, between the shops of
James Ennis and Hiram Sigler. dec1S-1y
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GOUR DU GENE DISTRICT Paroisse d.
HerriLe. Eta de la Lonisiane.

Geo. H. Barney Us. B.. B Anselm-No 5S5,
En- vertu dun writ de Fl Fa adresse au Sheriff
de la paroisse dIberville de IHon'ble la sus-dite
cour dams la cause Sci-desslIs intitulee ct numero-
tee, J'ai saisi ct Jexposerai en- vente publique au
plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur, a un an de
credit, S.4MEDL, R 1 Ja,.rcr, 1858, a 10 heures
A NJ a la maison de cour de la dite paroisse dIb-
eryille, b Plaquemine, tous les droits ~titres, inter
cts ct pretensions de d6fendeur, B. B.. Anseln, en-
ct aux prophecies crapres deerites; SAVIOR:
I'm certain terrain situe dams la vile de Plaque
mine, nlesurant trente pieds de face plus on moins
a la rue de Maine, sur une profondeur de soixante
pieds, borne en- haut par terrain appartenanta Ia
veuve A. L. LeftWich, ct en- bias par terre de B.
B Anselm, ct en- arriere par terrain de Louis Mar
tin, ensemble les batisses ct arneliorations qui s,y
~trouyent ct y appartiennent.
saisi pour payer ct ~satisfaire au jugennent ct
frais du sus-dit process.
CONDITIONS DE LA VENTE.
L'acquereur ~fournira son bon ayec caution pay
able dams I'm an portant interet a raison de hut
pour cent. Hypotheque speciales sera retenue sur
les droits prophecies pour assurer le Placement du
dit bon.
J. il. PETIT, Sheriff.
Paroisse d'Iberville ce Is Dec. 1852.
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A Long Procession.-A capital story is told
us of a countryman who visited New York for
the first time. He came with a horse and wa
gon, and drove up Conrtlandt street to the
Broadway crossing. There the incessant pas
sing and re- passing of the omnibusses, &c, stop.
ped for some time his further progress, until
sitting still very patiently for a couple Of hours,
he at length broke out to a bystander with
"thunder, stranger, whend do you think thatd-d
procession will get past"