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Notice,

T NOW offer my LAND at private SALE w.
Il ing one mile and half North of Cleveland,
Tennessee, on the main road leading from
Cleveland to Charleston. There is about 80
Acres of cleared Land, which lies wtll for
farming; good Springs; and the balance q the
Land to clear is well timbered ANY person
being DESTROYS to purchase good Farm had
better call soon, as am determined to sell,
and in selling to give a good bargain. The
Farm contains one hundred and sixty acres of
Land. ANDERSON CASSIE
July 90, 1S52-4t 200
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MARRIED-July 27tEs " the Rev. E W.
King, DR.. NATHANIEL PESDskGRAss of Benton,
to Miss ONEY, daughter of Robt. W. McClary,
Esq. Of Polk county.
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Notice.

L AND WARRANT, No 230l2, for Forty
IL Acres, issued TO me on the 10th October,
lS5l, under the act Of 2sth September 1850,
and sent to my address, Mt Vernon, Monroe
county, Tenn, has failed to come to hand
] have entered a cdyeot in the General Land
Office, and intend to apply to the Commissions
er of Pensions for duplicate of said Warrant.
SUSANNAH LITTLE.
July Q, lS52-6t 1913
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We understand that Alvin Cullom, Esq,
recently selected MS Democratic Eector for
this district, has declined What's the mat
teri These Democrats are afraid of old
Scott's FIRE, and we'll they may be. Knoxville
Register
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One of the U. S. Deputy Marshals, in New
York, Mr.. Charles Rakelwitz, sailed for Eu-
rope on Saturday in the Washington, and
Mr.. Benjamin Tallmadge followed in the
Canada, from Boston. What their business
is has not TRANSFERRED The authorities main
tain most rigid and systematic silence.
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Goods and Groceries !

TAS A. WRIGHT d CO., are now selling
- Goods and Groceries as low as they can
be bought in East Tennessee, for Cash or Pro-
duce.
Sweetwater, July l6, lS52-tf 1919
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Notice.

A IL persons who have not paid their Taxes
"A for the year 1852. can do so by calling on
JouN F. SLOWER in Athens, or on the under
signed in Calhoun. Those failing to comply
with this notice by August Court or at Court,
will be charged cost in every instance.
THOS. ROGERS, Tar Collector.
July Q, lS52-3t# l9s
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RAIL ROAD HOUSE,

ATHENS, TENNESSEE.
THE subscriber respectfully announce. 10
i the travelling public that he has opened
The above House for the accommodation of all
who may give him call. His House is situa-
ted in convenient part of the town, and he
hopes ty close attention to business TO receive
a liberal share Of public patronage -
. PIX WtiETsELL
Jan, IS, ls5a-1 ia
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Groceries, Groceries.

lust received, n good lot Of Groceries,
81 which consists Of Coffee, Sugar and Moas-
ses, one barrel No Mackerel dc, which will
be sold for Pay-Down only. Also from Bal
timore, good lot of Woodgate's Honeydew
Tobacco, and fine Regalia Segars all of which
will be sold as cheap as the cheapest
July q. L. DODS0N.
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PARALLEL LIVES.

Scott was born in the South.
Pierce was born in the North.
Scott was educated in the South,
Pierce was educated in the North.
Scott was married in the South.
Pierce was married in the North.
Scott is the hero of wars.
Pierce is the hero of - wars.
- For fighting Scott could not find time for
fainting.
For fainting Pierce could not find time
for fighting.
Pierce is said to have made some famous
marches
Scott is said to have won some famous
victories.
Pierce is said to be an anti-abolitionist be-
cause he has not Drinen public letters,
Scott is said to be an abolitionist because he
has mt writien public letters.
Pierce is said to be compromise man be-
cause he has said nothing against ii.
Scott is said not to be Il compromise man
because he has declared himself in tavOr Of IL.
The Wings wish to make Scott President
because he has done something as n public
man.
The democrats wish to make Pierce Presi-
man.
The wings chose Scott as their most popu-
lar man.
The democrats chose Pierce because they
could not get their most popular man.
The most brilliant achievement of SCOTS
life was his charge at Lundy's Lane.
The most brilliant affair in Pierce's life
was the "candy iacident'
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JOHN VAN buren,, one of the head bell
weathers of the democratic free-soil faction in
New York, said, in his address at the ratiica-
ton meeting there lately:
sHe was prepared to stand with them on
an adoption of all the laws of Congress, in
Guiding even the Fugitive Slave Law. He
was perfectly willing everybody should obey
that law who would, and everybody sustain it
,oho could For THE PRESENT, al all events,
these laws were to stand, and be unimpaired,
and he appealed to his Southern friends to
adopt such course. He asked them not to
agitate the anti-slavery subject. He asked
them not 10 denounce those who haue peculiar
rie,os on that subject, and he asked them to
stay this discussion on the floor of Congress"
The "plain English" of all this is, that John
and the rest of them, want to get at the
offices and "spoils" of victory; and hence he
exhorts everybody, .for the present, at least
to pull together that is to say, until they
can roust the wings from the Administration.
We are very forcibly reminded by all this of
what the lamented CALHOUN said about the
"cohesire attraction of the public plunder"-
Memphis Enquirer. - 80.
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THE North AND Souri,. An intelligent
correspondent of the New York Courier
writing from Baltimore off The doings ofsthe
Convention, concludes witt the following
true sentiment:
| have learned in this visit TO a Southern
City this great truth, that if the North and
South really understood each other, there
would be no need of the great array of expos
tulation with and about each other, which
now fills debates, propels speeches, and
Grams columns. If the North would only
believe that there is religion and bencvolence,
and love for the poor and the suffering, and
respect for the good and all the kindly
charities of life, at the South even with all
its "peculiar institutions" and the South
would only realize, that except few fanatics
the wild transcendentalists of a spasmodic
existence there are no DiSuiionists at the
North - that the people of our, quarter of the
world are not intending or DESTROYS to inter-
fere with their Southern compeers in what is
peculiarly their own business if the north
would look at the circumstances and educa-
ton of the south and the south would
realize that the Northern man cannot be ex-
pected to love or cherish what he knows only
through the medium of distance it would be
vastly more likely to make us, mould us into
one destiny, than thousand appeals to all
kinds of distractions, such as | have heard
here, till hoarseness and deafness seemed
about to be blessing.
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LOOK HERE |

r A. WRIGHT & CO., at Sweetwater, Mon
q. roe county, wish to buy 10. 900
Sweetwater July l6, 1S52--tf 1893
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Cash for Straw!

1O0 LOADS of Wheat or Oats Straw want
lUU ed at the Athens Paper Mil, for which
the highest price in CaSd will be given.
ROBERT I. GETrYS d co.
Jan. 10, lS52--tf l73
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East Tennessee & Georgia r. r.

THE following is the Schedule for running
l. the Passenger Train on the East Tennessee
and Georgia Rail Road on and after the 10th
of August 1889.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-07-30

~" Preparations are making for The
grand Wing scorT rally at Niagara
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-07-30

GALL in and buy your Deli and Crockery
" Ware, for can sell 25 per cent. cheaper
than any man in this market, and make money.
July o.. L. DODSON.
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Tnhacnn.

4 FEW boxes of Curtis LANES Peach Fla.
N vored Gold Leaf Tobacco, Just received
and for sale by the box or pound, by
July l6, G. w. ROSS d. Co, agents
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CALL ON STOCK.

A. CALL of Fire 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.
Fire Dollars On each share on the goth of Sep
tember next Also, Fire Dollars on each
share on the Goth day of October next. Also,
Fire Dollars on each share on the Odd 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.
TIiOS. II. CALLAWAY, Pres't.
Athens, July Q, 1S52-td 1913
~" The Knoxville Plebeian, Register and
Wing, will please copy weekly till day, and
forward accounts to the Rail Road Office,
Athens for payment
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A FEW gallons of good Apple Vinegar.
"A fully 8, 1852 WIN. BURNS.
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WhiskeV.

DR. WISTAR'S Balsam of Wild Cherry.
~ fully 8, 1852. WIN. BURNS.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Home Mutual Insurance Company of
.UCUaI insurance I
NEW ORLEANS.

With subscribed capital of s91a,5oo prepared
applications for
FIRE MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
nj the office Of the Company, No. 90 GRANIER STR
profits divided among those with the company ia
be invested hers the Trustees
This established purely the principal jusur
and the Trustees believe this subscription
security the policy hoiipru.
The portfolio nv those
wishing to make insurance with it.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN II. OWEN, Vice President.
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

iN9tNhNtE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. Ten millions DotIARs
7'"p"s ana RESERVED fuui 1.%4Oop
,,-,:- ,...., ,r ,. t2,s.oO00
onrg by zig unusually capital unlimited individual
hMy Of me StocHholds thnt great dirrnum
os' s,rntlty 10 the Piocs Prepared
y lrn iilska IN NeH')eau4, The terms
Inc nssi abatement OF premium
will ba proInpt and liberal.
ciiAs. BRIGGS Agent Office 1875 Common street.
,..,,,.., DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS:
samuel samuel Nicholson, a tieine, Thsnns S+ar
y. a. Holt, VIM. Aure,
VIM Feslomes, J. IIehn G. Built,
H. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK.
,,,.-..,..--...- JAS. DRowN, Chairman
&. ". Fabrr, IVn 1 W.imnrs
e . ALfEEu PEtL, Resident Secretary.
FRANCIS GRIFFIN, Counsel nf the Board
DIRECTORS IN LIVERPOOL;
T., :, ,, WM. NICoL, Cbairm.n.
los, q fio Eye, Deputy c,hairrnpa
Nos Bb;rokleb"nh, Roe IIiggn John Marriott,
Nm D1on George Holt, Moon.
VIM Earle, John IIore Jswis N,aI.'''
Tho-. S. Gladstone &. II. Lawrence, loseph Sbpiey
George Grant Ifl II Stol.rbb,t''
rms ihy"oo', John S,Fninsor.
SSINtus Bot Secretary.
DIRECTORS IN LONDON:
tEo FGeo. fouSe Deputy Chairman.
SIR WI r. llnl}4the, Bart, Hon, r.
VIM, Brown, NJ r., Holm Ranking, -
Matthew Forster, NJ r.. James NJ Ros,ecr
ffeHtrtch Harrison, Seymour Tpulon
Jumcs Hartley, Bout
Ross dc Mangts VI. p
,lentS prrpuI
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~ The Hot SPRINGS or ARKASsAs.-It is stated
That the Secretary Of the Interior has decided
against the private claims to the Hot Springs
VI arkansas, and that the title to the property
remains IN tn. the General Government The Little
ROCK eazette suggests that an effort be made
oy me Congressional delegation from Arkansas
70 Obtain donation Of the property to the State,
on condition that it be sold or leased. and The
proceeds applied to the creation and endowment
Of hospital at the springs for INDECENT inyalids
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1TTN UINE NEDICINE W AKEHUUSE, No.
~ 151 CHiR7R ES STREETJ. WRIGHT co hsyng resolved
to stand unrvald department of their business have agreed
WITH the proprietors and all the
zines throughout the Eited States keep constantly supplied
with
prices By this arrangement they enabled The inspection
oil purchasers the most extensive assortment which
any other city, Having had
sale of Patent Medicines they have acquired for conducting Ills
sdPy t trade ut prices exceedingly low, TINT the purchaser
fail to realize handsome cenage his
han or retail AZ ter found
LlGESLiNE PATENT MEDICINES The following comprises
Of their dealers nos
airom per cheaper than than
rr.1llnrI
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ia Y CjRESCEN'T

sAAASa pADl1Ctao W -
ten q letter in which he declares that
netting i finished, mock Caesar, supported by hi
drunken pretoran guards, cannot impose himself o
France lie thcn says there is nothing surprising in th
fact that army OF 100000 should have held Par
in check as Paris was disarmed without ammunition
without pikes and yet If the faubourgs had throw
would have been destroyed or Louis Napoleon woul
have resped the exccrabie of remaining eret
ss AMI s ts w9rstngsn asn mot
s received from his own party in Paris
He says the people had no sympathy wit
either Theirs, Ghangariner OF Cavaignac. H
refers to come Of the measures of the Assembly
which provoked the crisis, and shows that thu
grand scheme Of the European monarchies, is t.
divide Europe into three great Empires. He
Gays:
commencement form Russian empire. extending
70 Austrian empire with the detntye
annexation of Italy, French empire, with the add
ton Of Belgium From this holy alliance war woult
arise aganst the democratic and against the liberia
and constit to extinguish what the absol
fist powers call the revolutionary fane or whatever
lights the human spirit tie way progress For til,
Accomplishments of all this Louis Napoleon has delivered
France into the hands oil French Cossacks Louis Blan
n concluding his letter, to bring forward proof
the reality OF this scheme and also to show the abo
Unable completely which binds to the fortune Of the En-
pcror Nicholas the ambition. of Louis Bonaparte.''
Tie London Times expresses similar opinions
and seems to look to the United States for assis.
lance tspeaks in a tone of deep seriousness
q -, -
s. uay u,""s
.,, aA4 "ihon WI WV
~ - tnere ~
',Sasss s. s,le "ilne WVr''' anu never
" $50 M ooui1s. y oi'e alo'net 9 iuea'',y
~ :, al. - s'',e ~ WIN ~
y g. ~ ~ 'ls'' s''e V'e
-
the continent Of Europe should fall into the hands Of mill
aespg Y Sems PCS my &C. with
snthusasn Tor liberty Here then are the two partes in
the great that threatens to divide and the
whols wafaa hs Times asks :. what Is to be done In
1 y II nv way Of
=--== -=s=========.=s====4=
lHh . ssIAlh OF fRANcE.-.4taf4t a. Eng
eesfs0.7 ne EseW YORK tribune gives the follow
ing eA.rac1 from q private letter, dated Decent
yer - nom an american gentleman now in
!1 s.lssssn
ret s r Gay before b from Lord Clarence Pa
Messenger had arrived tom Paris saying that there had
been 600 killed instead of 500 stated and that thu
wsgs innocent VINO had part IN
from Paris an Epusben wn rsaed there ta,
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The LATE FIGHT III PARIs-It is stated that
but very few Of the real working classes were
engaged at the barricades. At several estab-
lishments the men continued at work as usual
the whole of Thursday and Thursday night OF
one in the Rue Rambuteau, where 900 men are
employed, the proprietor, the moment the fight
ing began, paid them the wages due to them.
and said, A You may now do as you please-but
remember, that any one Of yoi, that quit nv es.
Establishment this day never returns to it again
They all remained at their work.
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n YSPEPSIA--PREPARE FROM THE ForRrH

Liver Complaint Constipation Debility curing atur Naus owl
Cholera as It Keeps the stomach and bowels in
'%iy sS fssspsSnal Of Til. fluid Infused in water will g.s, or ,
solve hSe p0uhds OF roast beef III about hours out OF the stomach
Bo % in hi. s sslssIssa ns Ey VI ai
Tsbssa ds o g n sns,goa to the f. sss JUICE b
T angs S D Gs ns SG such .a as nea and will
Aq g, p ,omsct" t.,ons ,.., q, r, , NJ,
Wells York page IS states the same fact, and
pe method PREPARATION There are few higher authorizes than DR.
Quantity ant yS ss II D 5Siss
Professor Medicine ii pnaS who was s s"r ss a
cS eas 81 sS% p I " ,an n
eepleiely snessssu '' ''' ',A''
1T rrnurka5le fact n physiology q animals
9, s ss s s s i
Dr. s@sn from ss Mo psq. 4 asyS tm, &c s p
Philadelphia, s46l PIP 4a says discovery Of Peln forms
ss ss2S 5s Ssd j. ssI,,
F bansi Jefferson oolas PbiadspS as III great work
III uss M ssisa, s Ba s%ss e. s.:
ali 's " h%an ssse sief&s ]
.!s afa s.' ''s"''s" perfectly
s7s g: "sso's'' Fall
w For sale so y b eo ne ensn Agent for Southern m s
YouN p17II,s ST n 1E z Eyrp 5r On ~ ~
ID sApARfA1 inyan, ,sn. has or 9 IN
.se,sa 5Ss hear ss s s ID ii sR IS
ani bs The sss e % s, Il g pure ass & and
| any T. similar Prepars iS inade in A. America
la been well established fact for that Saparu
eiE origin from .I jE,e as # he blood
ta JOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsAPARIILa he
5 hi and Of l e IT. IS hepaeh gu srel seienhc
en reanri to rce and yery nn I f i; 9 ~ Si,
uFe @,,, M,
o as2 contains he virtues Of several other valuable
greatest curative age" q eo &c 5n TEsf Tsi55
Ing ONO STATE Journal Columbus Ohio titus speaks of Bulls
IL has no oousl The l m p,r,, r,,,,
o. IN ms city, where has een introduced for the
il: only with me very gratifying effects produced all
io d ~ "rrt me assertion that as purifier OF the blood it
he an III ass,t IN III ~ DIV '' " s"os''htd l call
WIN @ reaner lie longer and be convinced that Bulls sa
and that will cure You matter how long have been suffering.
ri 9ss9 Druggist and Apohee@ry Of several standing
N s Sir 1n,, se IL 6"g 'ass.. Nay lsts
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


II Incorporated in April s4s, and declared dividend OF 40 per
Two Years susuess
Office Nc. rs CAMP between Grive and Common dts
BUSINESS rE CoMrASY CONFINED LIFE INSURANCE
This Company being organized solely protection
holders and Their ni against and
tte National Benevolent Institution conducted the
solid
life. large ind handsome legacy widows death
~ An policy hoier- whether shorter terms who
ne the ,nsne" till death participate IN the whole the profits
the Company,
teiiors Debtors married woman ca,
effect insurance the life Of her
herself and children, free from tho Claims Of creditors
TRUSTEES
John ft"gHi, Joseph Walker, Henry s. T}ueknor.
s.
Robert Ward, Samuel Stewart VIM. f. Loyrrirh
lsAtc Johnsoi, Edward Sparrow.
PErER CoSRKT, Jr, President Of 1ruatp.s,
DIRECTORS:
h. W. Nowci, John A. Doughertv, John Claiborne,
taiN lennHr Coke, John NJ. Lee, f. n Ansersou,
= ". itrhrii, 1huH. q. Jenkins, y. o. Preston,
" ". tGhtn, o. Nrkham, d. Il. Carroll,
-. ,tlali John A Roberts, John NJ. Curran.
Geo. " Snth r. II. Brunei, r. T. srlistrad,
Samuel Wolff j. Sranp,nbery
Epw JRSNEr CoxF, Vice President.
4. j. WEnnFRnunS NJ d. Medical Board of
IT, g. iiRAsri AZ Acaary NJ NJ conuN attorney
RloHAHn ES NJ D. magazine street Medical Examiner
who will be n, the office daily from hatpist
BN The Charter only $4,000 is taken single life.
sS This Company prepared 10 applications
rance and Issue Policies all sound healthy persons and
hsn the charged by the S.wYo
h9lr restrictions residence in the South charter Dylrp,
OF Profits are declared annually and tho profits interest can
be made available the
whore the party has paid his premiums n full. '
~ California Permits ut SeNYork rites Prosr.ctu.
iab' OF n and all information Life all PAPERS
~ Extensive TryeIng Privileges. - '' N''i"s'
;s oficn hours 9 A. 10 p. n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

ALABAMA MARBLE. The Selma Reporter says :
: We have in our office a specimen of beautiful
white marble from Dr.. Gantt's quarry, in Tai
ladega county, this State. 1t appears to be as
hne and beautiful as the best italian. 1t is for
examination in our office, and will afford some
idea--though but small, of the treasures of our
State, buried in the earth, but which we hope
viii soon see the light Of day, by the aid of the
steam horse y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

H. IINlMENTs.
Mustang l.iniment,
Hewes's Nerve mil Bone Liniu,sn
Indian Vegetable Elixir.
Hayes's Liniment for Piles,
Libby's Pile Ointment,
Connell's Pain Extractor,
Dalley's Pain Extractor,
judkins's Ointment,
Green Mountain Ointment,
Military Ointment,
Connells Mixture,
Ronch Bane,
Smiths Panncea.
Houck's Psnacea,
Indian Panacea,
Chillren's Panncea.
Gays Canchalagua.
FEVER AND AGUE.
Oriental Liia Elixir,
Mortimer's American Tonic.
ludlan Cholagogue, for Fever aud
1 Ague,
Green's Fever and Ague Tonic.
HAIR DYE.
Phaion's Magic Hair Dye,
n Ia.ne,t 90 49,
'Ai ns 1.yS aS; , 40;
I'LL LIZ; 1anNEs Mhl'iGtNEs.
Jayne e1Psctornht.
'"'ies ilalr ,9hie,
'"snss A ~ .1
,.,-,,, sane . an'r Dye,
~" w. -si' !T naishhi,
'"Fhn : ienie etttitnSn;
'''''r ,nih',,'. TIE nim,
/ ,ns,..,ts,,y ne Asue rus.
Iuootsr;s P',in,ana ,.' Ra1s,,';
Indian Ncrvine Bulam for lfits
spolin's Sick Hesdache Remedy,
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NJ EW ORLEANS and Car Fl, sss, "
roltcn Decentralization Ine-A SzS 49,
Departure Trains. FROM Nsrt,,eaHS.
sose Cars past quarter past and hakpas II p AZ
S'eaf lranSA and every until ~ n,,
aNeis in summer, aud Until quarter past in winter
r,o,, from tarroitoA:
80, s,as Lars n NJ, and 10
y smsiA and hour afterwards until iP N neu.
49, N siniuier, aud until half past p. in winter
~ cents children under fe years and Servants cents
arrangements
"''' GU" IN 'he second Monday in November " E'
,ss- Th... LAFAYETTE LINE,
~ IN" run 10 snd from the Depot, No. as Bacnne street
In Winter from, r.s DEPARTURE cf Csrs.
Us,5, 81, and ~ o'clock,
In Summer from Ja,aS - nerpnhe street. and
Dennt Il hndS
n'ohne street. 61s, ~
o'clock Pm. 'e eaeh and every Fifteen minutes until S
And ~ n, y, - AN, and II ~, from the Depot
nv ts1 NJ eens Children under years Eof n,.s
piled when required. ~ aiues Balls, Meetings ETC., sup
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''s o''e' nouse u .ne SCUM
,r, sAFsAfAhlLLAS.
ouits;
shakers, lHowesO
eoinstock's,
Or. lownsends,
..,,, Graefenberg,
lr. Guysotts Yellow Dock.
blIIERS.
pr. Stakes,
Dr. Greeh.s,
Hu'chihson's Vegetable,
,,,.. Sraeieiloerg,,
Mofllmore bitter Cordial,
Wild Cherry.
Motlat's Phenix's Bitters,
tonstn,s, Tor i,sspepsia.
cocsH REMEDIES.
IT. hosers Li'er"ort and lar,
VI, pafiss compound OF Wild
Cherrs ana Tar, ~
Wis'aTs balsan OF Wild Cher.
ana lar,
payls's Compound syrup Of Wlt
Cherry and Tar,
Fink sErnp,
Cod Liver ",
nr; t1f's syrup,
VI. lpfhSs " 10 Sherry aud l'I.
(, HA,h LUNGS.
Smiths Hair TOMS,
owen : aiaslstrantia,
nvs sMini q Gol'mieln;
,.,,. pi sENIEfl SlRIfS.
uuiings'a Carmlnative.
Dr. St"phen.s Aairingent,
pr. i,sHis,h ram KILLER.
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9lnnstead's,
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