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School Land for Sale.

DURSUANT to an order made at the last
l. term of the Circuit Court of Bradley
county, will, on the 9th day of November,
1852, offer at public sale on the premises. all
the School Land in the first township, first
range, East of the basis line, in the Ocoee
District, Bradley county, Tennessee. The said
land was valued at the sum of $4,000 by com
missioners appointed for that purpose, and
said commissioners, together with the county
surveyor of Bradley county have laid off said
School Lands as follows, to wit
100 Acres. Lot No. l. valued to SlO5O 90
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes TO sell the valuable
L FARM at the head of Spring Creek, in
the county Of McMinn, containing 800 Acres.
1876 in cultivation; first rate Peach Orchard.
and moderate Apple Orchard; comfortable
Buildings; Water and Timber, none to excel;
thought to be one Of the most desirable sites
in the country; situated six miles North Of
Athens. 10 miles South of Brndy's Ferry, on
the main stock Road leading from Kentucky
to Georgia; calculated far the best stand on
the road. For terms apply to tho subscriber
Oh the premises. HOL1AWAY POWER,
seTt. q, ls52--4ta 7os
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The day after the loss of the Atlantic, an
individual at Detroit, whose wife was on
board, and supposed to have been drowned,
exhibited very extraordinary manifestations
of grief somewhat to the surprise of his
neirhbors, who never suspected him of being
n fond husband. While he was thus bolster
ously bewailing his loss, n boy arrived in
haste from the telegraph office. A wag stop.
ned the lad. "Isn't Mr. - in hrrc!" said
the latter. "Yes." 81 have a despatch for
him his wife is saved" "Ah, well, said the
war, "don't toll him-ho feels bad enough
already"
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Valuable Property for Sale.

THE subscriber having been duly author
L lied by an order of the County Court of
McMinn county, will sell at the Courthouse
door in Athens, on the 9th day of November
next the House and Lot belonging to the heirs
of VIM. Graves, decd. The property is stu
ated in the town of Athens, and is desirable
residence. The lot contains two acres, more
or less. Brick Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Smoke House, and stable.
TERMs:-Fifty Dollars down, cash-the bal.
ance in one, two and three years, the purchas-
er giving bond and security, and lien retain
ed on the property until the purchase money
is paid. MOSES CUNNINGHAM,
Commissioner
Oct. 8, lS52-5t 2ll
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G. n oCE RIES!

S00 BAGS Rio Coffee;
cOO loo mats Java Coffee;
loO hhdS Muscovada and n. Orleans Sugar;
80 hhds fine Porto Rico and st. Croix Sugar;
$50 bbls. Clarified Sugar;
100 Pkgs. Loaf, Crushed & Powdered Sugar;
100 hhds. Molasses;
90 6his, New Orleans Syrup;
40 Dds. \. Y. Sugar House Syrup, fine;
40 chests Tea-HysOn, Young Hyson, and
Imperial;
iOo pigs. Mackerel-No. !, 2 and 3;
1000 kegs Nails, all sizes;
1000 sacks Salt.
Also, large quantities of Begging bale Rope,
Bed Cords, Irvine, Buckets, Brooms, Powder,
shot, Lead, Spices, Fancy and Bar Soap, Cam
dles-Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm.
Wines and Liquors. For sale by
BAKER d WILCOX.
Augusta, Sept. "a, 1s52-tf 2O9
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ScoTT's TRIAL BY THE PEOPLE.-The elo-
quent Ogden Hoffman, in n speech to the
-'acres of Wings" who assembled in the city
of New York to ratify the nomination Of Scott
and Graham, thus alluded to the arrest of
Gen. Scott in Mexico, by order of an admin
istration that shrunk from the task Of after
wardstrying him. The issue is now made up,
and the sear-covered defendant ''put himself
upon the country for trial by the people.
"Many a time thought that justice would
be done to the venerable soldier; and, not.
withstanding my weariRess would speak for
hours upon subject pleasing to my feel
ings. remember, when was 4 member of
Congress, when he was about to leave his
family for an inhospitabe climate, it was there
] first knew Winfield Scott He was Wing
all over, and his companions were Clay and
Crittenden, and other true Wings He then
went to war; and let American history blush
for the fact! Rome gave a triumph to the
victorious citizen. England, for less than half
the duty that Scott performed, has made
Duke. Scott was recalled BY the Admins.
tration. lie bowed to the edtct, returned
home, with but one faithful servant, (and he
was an Irishmn,) and the irs1 place he en-
tered was the little village church, where for
getting all his victories, he fervently returned
thanks to the Divine Creator for his bounties
saw Scott has been most unjustly treated
he was arrested and never was tried. We Will
try him next November"
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CHEERING FROM ILLINOIS "A correspondent
of the Louisville Journal, writing from Mar
shall county, Illinois, xnder date of Septem-
Der 2&t,, says:
81 deem it my privilege to inform You of
the cheering prospects for Scott and Graham
in Illinois. Indeed the enthusiasm that pre-
walls in favor of our noble Scott is entirely
unprecedented in the political annals of the
Prairie State. Mark well the prediction now
make: Scott and Graham are as sure to revo-
jutonizc the politics of Illinois, rs the election
day is to arrive Mass meetings are being
held, our wing electors are canvassing their
respective districts, and every thing is moving
eleriously on to the contamination Of the one
glorious object-of redeeming our noble
State from the clutches of Locofocosm,
"Let the war-cry of victory swell on every
breeze. The hero of Chippewa is our stand
ard bearer; noble chieftain lead us on to
victory"
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Taken Up

DY Abram McKissack, Esq, living in the
ID 9TH civil district of Polk county, one sor-
rel FILLY, l5i hands high, years old last
Spring, branded J. w. on the left shoulder,
three white feet, the left hip shot, few white
hairs on the forehead. Appraised TO $40.
s. DUNN, Range,
Oct Is, Is5.-St" ala
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TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF MR.
CHURCH.

At a called meeting of the members Of
Meridian Sun Lodge, No. so, of Free Masons,
held on the 9th day of October, 1852, the
following preamble and resolutions were re-
ported by q committee and unanimously
adopted:
"This Lodge has learned with unaffected
pain of the death of our beloved brother,
the Rev. SETH CHURCH, Principal of Forest
Hill Academy, and a resident of our town.
Brother Church had been citizen here only
a short time, but had much endeared himself
not only to us, but to the community at large,
by his upright conduct, his manly bearing and
generous department. Many and signal were
his virtues; and his life, one of continued
usefulness, was eminenty distinguished in
all its relations, for its purity, its integrity and
disinterested bencvolence. Though young
the community looked up to him as one of
its brightest pillars, and mourn, with us, his
loss as one whose place is hard TO fill.
"Resolred, That in the death of our Rev.
Brother Church, this Lodge has lost one Of
its best members, and the Order of Free
Masons bright and useful ornament.
ReSolred, That we sincerely condole with
the afflicted family of the deceased, and offer
them our warmest sympathies in their be-
reavement
"Resolred, That as token of our regard
for his memory, we will wear the usual badge
of mourning for thirty days.
"Resolred, That these proceedings be pub
lished in the Athens Post, and that a copy Of
them be handed by the Secretary to Mrs.
Church" J. B. COOKE, w. NJ.
S. ii. JORDAN, Sec'y.
Don't reason with an ignoramus. The only
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tennessee Wheat.

FARMERS who wish superior SEED
l. WHEAT will find few bushels of the
tennessee on sale at McEwen's, in Athens; at
LIZARDS Swcctwater; Pickens, Cleveland;
and Cowan's Charleston.
The original seed was brought from Penn
sylvanin year or two ngo, at considerable
cost. have proved its excellence, and wish
offered low W. J. McCLATCIIEY. .
Sept "a, 1S52-tf 2Og
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Wanted

A 7 this Office, young man who has a
"A pretty good English education, of good
character and industrious habits, to learn
the Printing Business. One Is or l6 years of
age will be preferred. Application should be
made Immediately.
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Forest Hill Academy,

THE School will be opened again on Tues
[ day the 26th instant, under tho charge O
he Rev. GEORGE CALDWELL and Mrs. CuCRoH.
WIN II. BAJLEW, Ssc'y
Oct. Is, 1854 ala
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tY-" Does pa kiss YOU because he loves
you!" inquired little urchin of its mother.
"To be sure, sonny; whyW "Wal, guess
he loves the kitchen girl, too, for seen him
kiss her morc'n forty times last Sunday
when you was TO meetin'.
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5 cents Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in
III McMinn county, in September last =
bound boy by the name of Wilson Markham,
aged about II yenrs--not large of his age and
spare made-was well clothed -had on new
shoes and cap All persons are hereby caution
ed against horborng or employing said boy.
The above reward will be paid for the appre.
henSion and delivery of said boy, but no
thanks. NATHAN SULLlNS.
Oct. L lSb2-3t 2l0
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CO M M E r IAL.
AUGUSTA MARKET,

Prepared for the Post by Baker d HTlcor
WHOLESALE GROCERY MERCHANTS, AUGUSTA, GA.
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MARRIED-Ont the 18th Oct, by Rev. John
Tate, JOSEPH W. LEMONS, Esq, of Maryville,
TO Miss MARY ANN YoAKUN, of Madisonville.
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$50 Reward |!

WILL give the above reward of Fifty Dol
Il lars for the apprehension and delivery to
me ut Athens, Tennessee n NEG RO BOY nam
ed Elias Said boy is of mulatto color aged
about twenty years, five feet five inches high.
Said Negro is said 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. He was raised
at or near Tellico Plains, in Monroe county,
Tennessee, and is supposed to be in that part
of the country.
JAMES W. GRESHAM, Executor
Of Phiidnder Wright, deed
Athens, Tenn, Sept. "a, lS52-tf* 200
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Chanccry Court at Athens.
Cross BiM
Joseph McCorkle, Executor Of James Hum.
phrey, decd,


Us.
Reuben Humphrey, Stephen Humphrey, Nor
ris Humphrey, James o. Goodson, Caroline
Goodson, John II. Nells, Lois Nellis, Lucy
Humphrey, Mary Jane Humphrey. George
Humphrey, William Kennedy and wife To-
bitha Kennedy.
TT appearing from an allegation in the cross
n bill filed in this case, that all the defend
ants are nonresident citizens of the State Of
Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made in the Athens Post, newspa-
per printed in the town of Athens McMinn
county, Tenn for six successive weeks, that
all Of the above named defendants make their
personal appearance at our next Chancery
Court to be holden at Athens, on the Sd Mon
day of February next, and plead, answer or
demur to the plaintiffs cross bill filed against
them in said Court or the same will be taken
as confessed and set for hearing accordingly.
VIM LOWRY, g. d. M
Oct. 8, lS52-Gt Prs fee $3.50 2ll
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

GEORGE BRowN and SAMUEL A. SMITH
Electors for the Sd District, will address Their
fellOw-citizens ut the following times and
places:
Tellieo Iron Works, Monroe, Saturday, 4" l6
Peek's Chapel, Blount co., Tuesday, l9
Louisville, Wednesday, 20
Morganton, Thursday, 81
Kingston, Roane CO.., Friday, %
Emory Iron Works." Saturday, %
MASONIC NOTICE.
OOoEE LODGE, No. 2l2, of Free and Accepted
Masons, will celebrate the 4th day of Novem-
Der next, at Benton, Polk county by public
Procession and an appropriate Address.
All the neighboring Lodges are cordially
invited to attend and participate in the exer-
cises Of the day.
BY order of the Lodge.
JAMES PARKS, W. IT.
n PENDERGRAss, Secretary.
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NEW CASH STORE.
]. w. McSPADDEN & co.,

A RE receiving and opening at the corner
"A formerly occupied by Bradford Dodson,
well selected stock of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES!
which they are determined to sell little
lower for CASH than they have heretofore
been sold in this market. Their stock COM
prises all the articles usually kept in this
place, and all they ask of generous public
is to give them call and examinefor them
selves. They will give the highest price for
Wheat, Oats, Corn, Peas, Potatoes, Butter,
BeesOar, 7aliow Feathers, Eggs Chickens 7ar-
keys de-, dc.
And if required they will attend to the
shipping of any article and give their custom
ers the nett proceeds of the same.
J. W. McSPADDEN,
W. G. HORTON.
Oct. Is, 1s52--tf PIP
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500 Agents Wanted |!
SI000 4 YE1RL

WANTED in every county of the United
w States, active and enterprising men, to
engage in the sale of some of the best Books
published in the country. To men of good
to 800, such inducements will be offered a.
TO enable them to make from SO to $40 day
profit.
70 The Books published by us are all uso-
flu! in their character, extremely popular. and
command large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars, address postage
paid,) DANIELS d GETZ,
Successors to W. h. Leary d. Co..
No. l3S North Second ST., PHILADELPHIA.
Sept. "a, lS52-3m 209
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Don't reason with an ignoramus. The only
way to put such man down is knock him
down.
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Press for Sale.

TINE subscriber has second hand PRINT.
Il ING PRESS, Smiths Patent, which he
will sell on reasonable terms. 1t will print a
sheet about the size of the Post.
SAML p WINS.
Athens, Oct. 8, 1S52--tf oil
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MAJ. HENRY IN EAST TENNESSEE.

We find the following list of appointments
for Maj Henry, in the last Chattanooga Ga.
rniin.
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Augusta, Sept. "a, 1s52-tf 2O9
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MASONIC NOTICE.

N. PENDEReRAss, Secretary.
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Throw Physic 10 he Dogs
tn illustrate tho usc of tho [. .NT.VANIG III

ITIOstIHIt lHF =
suppose the OF person afflicted with that banc
bf civilization, DYSPEPSIA, or any other ChrCnic or
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases, stimulaat7
are taken which, by their act ton the nerves and
which leave the patient in lower state, and with
injured faculties after the action thus excited has
ceased. Now compare this with the nfcct result
ing from the application of the GALN d. NC BELT
Take "A Dyspeptic sufferer even in the worst symp
toms of attack aud simply tic the Belt round tho
Body, using the Magnetic Fluid as directed In a
short period the insensible perspiraon will act on
the positive element of the Belt, thereby causing
Galranic circulation which will pass on to tho
negative, and thence back again TO the positive
thus Keeping up q continuous Galvanic circulation
throughout the system. Thus the most severe cases
Of DYSPEPSIA are PERMANENTLY CURED. 4
FEW DAYS is AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADJ
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

'V'ilE Grccnnan House in Spruce street, cor
l. t;nng eleven rooms, with all the necessary
convenienccs AMI onl-buildngs, well ol good W.
ter, hlrn, large garden containing Il variety #
fruit trees, Sc, .
Also a house IN Tanncr street, containing cigl
roo ms, with out-buildings, we'll Of GOOD water,
strlrn cont iining fruit trees, Sc. Both houses
are ia good repair. For tcrms, &C., apply at this
ofrc. W. H. CRANSFON.
Jan II. If ..r
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CIIRlSTIE'S GALVANlC CURATIVES,
a n mn Ahsnlnte mud Ibosltlya Sneclfic

The BELT is used when the body or system GO ie.
ally is aicc ted the NECKLACE for complaints Of
the Throat as Asthma ard Bronchitis and of the
Head and the BRACELETS for all disorders of the
limbs Rheumatism, Palsy, Tremors and
Spasmodc affections. These articles are simply ap.
piled as directed with the MAGNETIC FLUID which
accompanies them, and when faithfully used they
NEVER FAIL.
BB- The great popularity and excellence Of the
GALVANlC CURATIVfS consists in the fact that
they arrest and cure disease by ouca,d applications
in place of the usual method of Drugging and
Physickng the patient till exhausted nature sinks
hopeessly under the in1cton. They strengthen the
phOie system, e9uaii:e he circulation Of NE Blood pro-
mote e secIe0ns inrigrTdi' he entire energies and
do The slightest hal, under ory ciIcmsf stances
Since their introduction in the United States only
three wears since moro than
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"hrric,. GNlcsrc GO. Eetrrrrv T. I:ta
M T .WALLACEN CO.-GcHieaol. | wsr. for uors
lui y'ar, "i c"d "'ll d.q . of r stomach. ictni
my fu FrcIry ,ilr! without clu.n. yrvat
pa, ic,l",, rnd vomiting, and wr, cunntally sfctel
win sour stomach !, 'yIir nsni. ,ri.l bot
&c of EllANl"S MEDICINE. "Iri 10 MY utter disar-
ponlmrii. ,i,ed md rciSfoi Hs vigi Jaiia hr ~rav
l'roiD @ q sruid bot Witch has com utcy cured
uc dsea, Nc,, aud ip',ry. and "a -at ,ue.
anything wiui l,U. I'ut, llr .fui-cii hse,ini,,
lOuT, rr-Irctfiiy, &. y. WILCOX.
NJ. wilcox is rrsirciulir hIrrc, Ait uf Aucs ..
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( .ANCERS CUKEO.

M O. u. KINNEY. merchant. Clinton onei.r evursy
y. informed ~ HiW arar"riuctof in sRld count,
n''"ing wund"rlu crs nf t.SCEkS through the -hescy
Of BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. 4 ciac.rdsefsr
N Girn" 'puny,N ,is also u.Ing SAID PusppHa Mr..
\. u. - Ttir druggist nj Cana iunric. Munts
~, y hhs informed n of Hn Important clDf ~ Il Las.
or of un. standing, which effected on AGED lady
Of ilrj ri'". II. therefore, lhs PURrIUK tar~.Ly
hr Iur u'tl1g power what impure diseass ~f tiS
lie ud not : experience uLl
uIlni Il.in ,l,,n- MI 1 lcnf
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GRElf AhEhN'iA REMEDY

w iEriBLE DISPEPSI BfTTEES
III o, spec " and re-nantnt Cure tor Dys
pcpsliIn ITS worst Forms. This medicine
wiil he ljund to A. nll r"mplai"i> ar.il .
l,pn disordcrsof The Stomach md Bowels,
Blliiousness, Yellowness OF ~kin, Liver
Complaints, peb'ity, neadaehf, Nervous
ness, Law Spirits, Palpralion ,f The a.
C"stivancss, &c, &c. Please read thc {"
lowing certificate
he ID the following from an tmin'npll.
sic'nn;
.Theundersigned DC ng acquainted wTb
some of he ingredients Of iIuic.incs' Veg
ctal!e Dyspepsia Bittcrs, and having used j,
Tor some tim. in his practice with every de-
Tired effect, he r.'commcnds this madeleine
sron the certainty ofits OBJECT, and sivcsl a
preference over all preparations in mrdicinr
for that distressing complaint. Dyspepsia.
4. iARDENBERGH, NJ. d.,
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NrR>,yG SORE MOUTH. lrrnERng,. te.

"BNRoN GINF.rr Co. V v, oct. 10 itr
"Mcs-rs. r. WALl.i' a 90, Suuie ,,mv l>si wiz
wh h'cHtue i,'tliprd frrn ih" chrc's of ~
coy,dod aud Nnray sore ~ nt that she could In hes
child or pcrf"m uy ln."lnd nl"r. Her medical usa;-
vbrr according To III. a,vie" and pre- iptvhs
of the most eminent pvsic uuiil ,ar sfri was rrhsus,
ed IN uselc,s rnUris. S" u,c4nr very sk"eton. Hai
al the time III" commenced 'rkiug HdHrs N,,iit.s she
weighed than :" gyiyc ropud, hut by tho lime
She hnd 'asn f,T boW, l h.ra'ur perfectly ~rl. The
d, ytr'rc hat size Is enabled To- i" al
sury huu-cod work, gi rriu~d thirty pounds ~ fesh h
-four wrecks. luurs Truly. G. f.. GALEETISE"
Tho reader viii observe tii Mr. GAIrSrIsE says "oxr
'Klr." be-. ~r are informed by 4. : r.NGy, Esq. "
D. -.-.-L L-.- MI - -..-
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FEVER-SORE CURED

The Rev. RICHARD DuNNING, Pastor Of he Free
hy"rlnu church, Adam. L. sin. NuuuJ- county, New lork.
wrote t1 us % have u' received letter from Mr. CnAS-
So DrSNtNG, fult,' u the cur of, F"yrr.urc lVa
ny dri "ud u whi stat =. ur hc !. Christian
ui Hs 'i"r lu ihr church. som" s'urr Ia. had v
nave onc of his lcs- cBi -. hs life, in
vi Frt,fsUr'. Tt" Other - hriug slccir. s.d
n'pu' 10 t' Hiopuinrd | recommended BEASTS MgpE
Rvai 'lr result. ll' i have gssd .hiV Dr.s
ru11i.rs of BHAHfs MEDICINE piic,d Al netE,
t'n w', r'cDnHcUfiiuI -, nat Net cine -nd rAH now
l. i. the bussng at Got, - bl If .c.ed q sU,s ~
gr.I I.f' Soc ltt1t 1.l,f.t t.f ft1I tfpttI..
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Thi- = tt. rHsc uf u fyiHg wo vi Tires lie pds
ro,,l u u v,ir-e rtr OF st,OFuLA, by only frs,,s he
of ErIu- rurirr, than cured by tie usc ~
i'.ircGAIoNs nf Ir s-i that minds
Sar.l'arl has Uceai ncdc1i Iorr To effect the cure
ui sIr ~ r,roIiin,dYksysiess cast ~ .I r..f .aI
MIL g. lASktS of R.g.e. 'Tciia Co, " f. had Scr.C
pi f,pr c,nr hs rd the lat bopr-hs
Wa - IuI,. Diseased aud icbi iari 10 he unable Ia
rl.r hi. ttpd nj. head. tie had the bei mc'roi alvs<
ud used uf thc i.t S0rstIdyis 10 us good effect
and ruJse, uid cons sncrd TO he ~ dtts2
aud could i've fr,hfVtUT hoHys Longer. when he
commenced utirs BlihNl"S FuHlflER. liir meek 'es
eytH GcTg III, t"0 - ot,; hoie ostes NrovA
~, iuTjil under his ril. tiiai h. hrruihct roupb
r,' ht l- eaten around thm u cuud lr fvfH
NJ uf IT, pnrr eidy iuduc hy saoa I--rr; Tie
al 0ac 1yi So, dHstrnyVd hN ur,s, ulcer pnoor
ann. il n1e's hand. hnd nearly oisa ihy,ssA
~, sid. irip his 'y Thus j." afflicted with i,erafv
.,nl pgni oed "earc uiceys various paris VI his
l,I.", Fur urlrr ami tull purlcu ,rs, see our FAN
PIIETS. H.' ..J."# .. .rt
n..TliiiNS WILLIAMS. ON" Of the siilf'll ply
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when all hopc of relief had been given up and every.
hing else been tried in vain The beneficial results
which have uniformly attended their use is conf.
dcntly stated In be without parallel in the annals
Of Medical Science. Clergymen, lawyers and oven
physicians ladies of the highest standing; distin.
gushed persons holding vated official stations
merchants, manufacturers, and mechanics the poor
md the rich alike often whole families among all
rlaSscs ranks and conditions, have equally been re-
ripicnts, and have equally acknowledged the won.
drou' and often unexpected benefits which they have
llus received.
30 Let % le ku0vI t29 r'lrr obcIcd that the only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is C,alvanisin
and tAat I'M all NnrNnus Dsea.es We shouhi