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APo-s Cae at,u, 5h at bas Mars Fcsti ~ p ade.s s
A. .s,ra 9Th 1,, sehr ~. 1 S.rr Lnd-r. r Baltimore
-..-- ....... T.. =. n. O., a..
-rsr..f I-r .- d. "A t0r tn'scos- - o,
A, c-,.r sl.'ur r-ir RiutoS fr NsEHaven is onlJ Al
vesss.. >, ~. .. W.. -. To-
F,,n Ar-l Sd 2Fh big Fr7c. De tBr' P'--r r'o1 q
Ian of-rc- 5.ae Hs.ae losd - Ne@-l 1k - o1soa
Ncr,ca-e Thorp 10. -s b-rs Mary hsmrr'a d.
Ter end " BriuckeIhof PLubrook, I'm 90 d Florence Ray
Az, ci.i ~r irs Plrheuon. Dsvi, FOR Nex-York dr
l. >srs Muro Wcodde Boston aoou, day.
q ? Mar ln Be4a or HeF York ds
~ Mss ras sth insr- Nitms. for Cow los
10 Boston -Ees sugar n = y peg ana Ad az
r.r Tex. ~r.l Tlsf6Cike De-. 10 nE Oh Jnf Den
-,r, si.,n-v Nc~-iofk 's-la Oxford Poe. 0r fo,
sf 10 Ilif-1 slrtet- DIG ID lst trS' Geo VI n'
IN On BrowLs-le CITY, Ni0ing N-T-io,ki u O. W
- sss r.. NV FORK h Tsp-et B.isis estont h'lf
.e D., Psrr5 Of The Departures have been previously
lfIcrfd iGf % 'ftar dates, .,
81. &C., t.vss rlrarY- ttks bang oro,h'. tfsg i
ia. ol ia f.efs IS g. no beNs. csFac Il !. -1
~, DE- g. o. thee eco boxes e. tie lae Li VALE tor
-r llr t.f GO b.1ss freight, Norman. Ne7en 'or
Ny ~ lessr-ar g - nd an 0 uis pr box carries
sIs n. A0g szue .rusiIar-1u tn Nrf.O-fn- fl
f-t,Ir. { Hertz Baltimore s,on. Hy A'fns Re-
. ,r .rt DO eus oncrs sd a. bns r soae Ne"
tlei.d or io.s =, oseec llh chip Addn Hlu.,r for
"a ado ia as. Sip P.c1ot, Gi2a;nck LIVERPOOL.
b.iG meet ufv. G,Id So. JON. N8
A. Bolar- July judge siataVl L. anc, Tor N7Ffo
3dlyE
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IFrcm our Corrt,rors,n. [

PHILADELPHIA Aas is-.irrifsl-sehzL r "a ard ly,
Fobts fssiyort. W. y. Sanford J01eS " Alexflr
BALDWIN Nex.Hsy,n jams Deny N5oS NeH De- cofL
Rue Washington, c. sooP IhsEas Wallace, PrHOs-, fd
Del
Bs,s Ne schr. Thomas. Se~-hsgsn w
r5 Jons Ae1A.d d. C. Nextata Bal1Sin. Brsndor, ChsS
H.rkshr Stubfs Salem sG1sh Anr Pinkhsr, Ne 80 import
N.-y EhxNbeth Potter New-Bedf0ri
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COMPANY, U'csfsd AZ Gss, 'lt{ 'NoIaNl ui' uass
fil tide ~ sui op-ato ito
creuet being vokcd srd hsby r'oisctye-its NIL of
rover cen rrsrec -nd working with the
ts uuj rs pf9pscs for uure success 'ooaaea
uay hsff 'atire Thers
tsen cut previous Dec. p 1872 upsad ~ s6so'e M the s2
OF min sftsdv Increasing wh eseh success report
DvS.us luarofy October Juusr5 A ard JAY
the osce Of Company Grass Valley. and At the Aruey ods
ia New York .
few ssares copies the Charter By Laws together -s
h1rthsr Daft.cufss he ohtriue application 20
- nAHItI ADEE. Astnt. No. lo1 tlnn-st. ~
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Receipts Of Produce

Receipts OF Produce. ....... AUGUST 10
Ia Noy gcy Iafs-lO7n bhs Floor, 40 60. As.s Ia do
Nhkv C7 Hut.T do Leather a. DO Wool o. t)rian~ "
do PeA - SO bush Nhast , sides Leather.
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NrW-YoRE Central RAILROAD COMPANY /
TREisrRERs OpFicE Albany, Aus o 1881
TRANSFER ROCKS of this COmpany Will b

tersd A. u. ofe sud 10 NewYok and Boston, GA the 20
s, August 81 ckhoders wishing 20 exchange me STOCK
Ctcates Companies C-rc Of Stock In TINS CON
rar pursuant the on danu agsen ~ may a. any n- H
fethcates flHf hod, etne
this f,e office Newi Boston; and new
Cefi fcousvil he issned this Office rn hI zee.
pis,.s the rertcals c. 20 id) o dine'
are finished by the t O. september nef1 -
is earliest day whh hey would clmPsie thc Iny
vi be Of $1,000 ami -fr The great nnnei
Of moro, variants numbered aud ssue lesinsied az ,e
aIf TOGO ~ cess ana ietsss
Ia Al at two On tlse months To fsr pos 70 sny
coNtce a. holders Who may - antcipste the ssea
dr. Certiff aes TEMPORARY CeTti ate eabe ~ ndotennt
be hose Who sire T. for q whole afolot 70 ~sNh
IS 1Ge eLu,d which the amount e. eds sio p
Will b. wished iof' IN suns
no. tht and for fractional esoe- Tue q
ucrsf, ths Trustees N ne eh
j.rb siy,t the d,muny agate the dehis aud ihps
OF dose Conpa1iss required by h fifteenth Nfe OF ne o1sF
da which Ills expected WI Be euang.d by mem
lie opening the uafrr books On ucn d ~
,supr be outstanding ne ~ Say o. Woven
months due vi b. paid IN Ns'
The run.r aud amount Cefcaf. be issued beng e1
he deliver them ia nu ents and y sasr
ne reausoss the delivery. They vii, Therefore, h hh
loleTs who have 10, qued tempn enl
d. be delivered hs nyee Orfer ~ sush s'ne o
iodsis sock idsised 70 rsa usl
the Certhces for dh-renc fe
both descriptions be delivered 70 ,Ae
the earliest day
TINE tie Certificates dfsrtncss wh en-
epees 70 Re paid 70 any oohbod cssh 20 ne
sueh rkhodeT will BE- permitted 10 tskea Certificate TOT
rsyua he dfsreLce. cent in',fet fOn the 800
lasi non Which dav the Cethrstes cary tat insres mn
whole amount received hs equa the amount g. be pad ~ ~
tons john " l. PRDYN. ffossm
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Nv Telekrlrh.

BOSTON Aus. s-Arr bark Messeuger I'd c s.9f; br
Geo lisus. M4 hal P lii-l "a.
Cify c. NtW-YCrs SO
ST JOHN B. Aux iS-Ar-. ship David Ca Ses-Yo
CHARLESTON Aus l6-Tt- [. ;. Nal sreishir kdx-r
Cspt nek-son from NesY0rE arrived mere oesz ai
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iBy The s.nly lloo< fr-uas t. efrlPrI
THE HOLLANDS Aag .6 e go PM
S.esu.r I1-uoke tourl rlf = passnG tAe d -l -nos
One Bslk Bugs outward bend are lnchoi -.- -e
Ito 4 .L. ,5..t..-4-
Wind hsh' from p Weahlr clean
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NOllCE to ,0e STOCKHOLDERS Of the Pah

N'Ol II r. u -hs SlOCkflOBDEhS oi tho run
~ NIX BANK Nrw-Yorl.-PHENIs B,NN New.York JaSs
She charter Bank viii expire the lS day cf !assxr
reNt Snch Of 3eso0s u o1ns ss
csor shout lns formed take rs place ana continue 70 los 90
vii r-sse cal OF PETER ". BRNSOS 'a-hs II the ehsrs
July and before tho M day of ro's
sfoctho
h. eurted subscribe Tor Ike .
ho urv ABSORPTION he STYLED TiE fHENN BANK OF ~hs
CITY or NFW-NOpk have the suOunt ~ csP,A -
ppr dillon Hundred onand Dollars dvdee IN ths Vie sss'
Del vHOMis TILsSrOS Prssss<A
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uIINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY-

saO 600 LOAN Toe hd nsisllmet OF Ten Pet Cent On n,
rtou $500 GEO OF Seven Per Cent Constipation Sond.
tie Contra Railroad Company viii become due Nd Paysos
the the COMPANY 40 20 Wallis on sArUhDAf Afh
--- - - Z. BIREALL. TeasureI
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ircrrssr 90 70 icies for tfs cusrfrr '26
Ifcresss a tmouut Insured, S35li ia.
ISAAC ABBATT Secretary. p ;. WINSTON, President.
Nsw-N orb. Aug r. 49,
have examined TIE shove returns and b. ye them 70 Be correct
4
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Thee copies year. fily two uuEbers......... 90
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Twenty copies year. 20 address. 30 90
~ Tie extremely price which TIE Weekly T1>
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THE sEMI.WEEkLY TRIBUNE.
Eschsue gned reading matter than tie
Weekly Person residing pns where mails svs of-nsr tasn
once requested the Semi Weekly We regard
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Nrtw.yoRK and HARLEM RAILROAD CoMpA

~ Nv-Notee hsresy hat tho fghh semsnnuN DIV.
dsnd Of Two pei the ola cspa oc OF this Compsy ~
declared pay ~ the oc- OF their rsssurer No CsoTea
on and are tho frsi Tuesday Of August noNt
The Tnu.eT SD sock viii be closed saturday, dy y,
At o'clock L. 81 aud opened 90 edpssdsy August 10
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- n.rt o. TWENTYgIVF PER CENT the stock Of tie See
rdsv Rarad Comrap will BE- required be paid MONDAY
neat p the o1ce Of the Company cnnr o. ho~efs at
WaHer-t II T. MULLlGAN, Treasured
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The New-York Tribune.
WEEKLY ENLARGED,


IN zoe IN o. les, Ap;,, THE DAILY
NITRlBCNL, 1ay 'ng comp'e ed rs we II
year. was Ell o .;er Dore ,1an one .o,' . o: 10
the s,aco The Lo ton Times moA,g !. con.
side sD'~ 10 e. .nah epy otue cheep Da: '
pub''s in rs coro., or i, the wo d. No
cbah.e y p ce was more ID consequence o.
tr's E''a'2 '2eme,'- iie aoe be Ig $50 aIo ced
To Ma SrDsc ue ) .. S5 pee 81. an ald so'u
10 Ca'i'e anu 20 Agei,s o'oe ,g Il hv E.
press Ot Ne 'oif s,.',l safe 81 81 80 20 ole
h'Ju'ed COZ o; SIS pee ,Iors. ne co,,es
pa"abe j. { ~ zee. A. ,,ep crs or. p., e.
gse e'eps % GU en- t Do'', eui o.. do
noe ceed re st,I.s We pa, 70 Pape; ?,c lax
leav ga" o,he: ne Ist, 20 DE del ed : ON
o.: rece p $ ior acve. ,'Is. Id o."er wa cs
VIC ,e,, d oercr p,,c ,aye5 o or, o,,,. IAN
us his mo'ey's wa Il il , 'e y: sec >iee, we
Seho ii, look 'g o. ne rev; 'c o. on owl Ia
Dor P'd me eS'e uses o, Te ecraph 's. Co, e,-
podoence, Repo i'1g. Cumposi oDs, y. ,.;Jg,
Nai' -. Go0,- heep J3, Re,', &c. 10 ote AZ.
ve'"se's aone. We 10 1oi IL il Iow poss
b'e % cDe'peh oew1pspe ) become us po III;
II II evef s"a' be be'eS"e we iItepo 10 bee
ven wah i've foremoS, in deIoIs,,a ilg lie
l'ct.
out SEM w EtkLY, EURO oEAN anu
CAL'foEN'a et' 'ous We cne geo smut
ta'coIS,y aJu eqra't VIII ne De;iy. ED
also 'houl a'y nc eases o p,'ce. We t.
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R. r. SELL + RS
XERMIEUGE.

LII PHISICl5NS StE1N.
seIlers' ve,niiugo IL the best in use.-Here
10 tho proof.
LIca,yG STATION, Ky., Dec. II, is!5.
Mn. II. u. SLLLLGs:-l have The plcesrie TO
in(ofm YOU. that have used, in my practice,
your celebrated Vermfpge with The most happy
results. have formerly used FahnIsock's,
but being persuaded TO iiy yours, | have found
il far supreior In every respect, and can say,
without The lcat Of contradiction, that your Yer
micligc possesses more virtue than any ever
used, and most cordially recommend Il to the at
ieniion OF the public. / Will stale case where
gave one vial of your Vemiinge. My broth
crs child was piningand wasting 10 mere skcl.
cion. In SO hours efier gave the Vcmilugc,
The enormous quantity OF rpwaids of SIX hrn-
dred worms were passed. The child, that was
givcn up for LOST, is now ns well as any in the
neighborlood.
AMBROSE ARNETT, M D.
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JOHN s. GEORGE,
Attorney, Counsellor at Lam. and a.

Acifer in Chancery,
HAS removed from Burlington 10 Ironton o,
and mas opened on Office in the Enterprise block
over Nixon aud Be'fy's Va'ie,y store.
HIS iofmet c'ien,s will Gnd him ss ready and
prompt as ever 10 stfend 10 their bus ness, and
all others who see proper to entrust their busi-
ness to his charge may rest assured that it will
be promptly and well attended to.
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ails.
Iron.
Mill and Circular Saws.

NM. ROWLAND'S ce'eha,ed Mil Saws,
w fr IN 6A to 7. feet; cifcr'a. Saws Cross
Cut Saws. Pit Saws; also n large asso, me II o
Mill Saw Files, eic. ETC., KEEP, on hrnd a I'd for
sre by ID. X.
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s., @. GLOVER,
Manufacturer and Dealer I'm
HATS, CAPS g. FURS,
PORTSMOUTH,, OHIO.
Cash Paid for Furs, and Skins
Paper Hangings,

AN now receiving my Spring Stock o
| French and American Paper Hanging, which
far sllrpasscs any tang OF the kind ever Offered
IN tins markei.-Nlany Of The patterns were pre-.
pared ana packed expressly lor me in France.
and embrace all the latest styles.
1t is of grade and price from cts. to si5O
per piece.
have Ten Thousand pieces embracing more
than one hundred different patterns, so that the
most lastidors cannot fail To be suited both in
price and qua'i;y. The second story of my Book
Store building. will be devoted exclusively 10
Paper llangngs. and will be brilliantly lighted
every evening, so that persons can have tie op.
poriunity OF examining as well at night as in
daylight. The style OF Velvet Borderngs this
season is really beautiful and at half the usual
price. J. STEPHENSON.
l6tt No 4, Buckeye Block,
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CABINET WARE ROOMS
GlLLEN Il Bl)t[i
Corner Of Lawrence and Third
Streets,

A RE constantly receiving large additions 10
n their stock Of Furniture aud Chairs OF cv-
cry style.
Also Wood and Willow ware, Buckets Tubs,
r,urns, Wash boards, Wood Bowls, Measures,
Clothes Pins, Fassits, Sueles, Narsct Baskets,
Clothes Baskc.s, Willow Wagons, willow Cabs
aud Willow Chairs; Moss, Cot,op pad IlusA
Maiiiasses, Mats, Gods, Co.'s, Clocks, B.ooins,
Brushes, Looking Closes, and in &c, evcl,J,o.
in tie house furnishing line; all o. wh'ch wiz
be sold as low as they can be prlcnaseo 'roni
Portsmouth or Cincinnati. We o.e also aseo.s
or the sale OF Kanawha Salt. Amil 20 1853.
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Stoves ard Trimmings.

NOOD and Coal Cook Stoves, different 81
w yes, kept constantly on hand. We have
sold a large quantity OF the Coal Cook Stoves
and can recommend them to be a superior arti
Gle; also stoves suited for parlors, sitting rooms
and Offices, Crates and Fronts from 50 to sic,
for sale by ID. 4 X.
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Ploughs.

ALL d Spears Peacock pattern OF Plows,
III Shovel Plows, Cultiyators and Plow
Moui's, for sale by ID. X
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PITTSBURGH, PA.

INCORPORATED by The Legislature oil ia.
with perpetual charter.
BOARD or TRI SrEl:S,
Hon. james Buchanan late Secretary orState;
Hon, William wilkins, late Secretary Of Walj
Hon. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Waller II. Lowric;
Hon. Charles Naylor;
Gen. J. X. Mocrhead.
FACULTY:
p. DUFF, Principal, author OF the "North
American Accountant" Prof. of the Theory
and Practice of Double. Entry BOOK Keeping.
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
J. D. WILLIAMS, Prof. of Mercan.
tile and Commercial Penmanship.
N. B. HATCH, Esq, of the Pitts.
burgh Bar, Prof. of Mercantile Law.
P. HAYDEN, A. M. Prof. Of Mathc.
mates.
This Institution occupies FIVE spacious apart
ments, and is considered the mcsi extensive
and perfectly olgan'zed Commercial College in.
the Uned Sta,es What is saio oil. by the
most em'nent mercantile authorities in the
country, ana o, thc Principal as a P,ac,,cal Ac-
cOhn,ont, as' an e.pcIicnCcu Tcacne., and
as an author; as also o; his colleague, M. Will
lams. rs Penman, win be found in The pam.
phet circular OF 81 pases.
-. Dul's Book ok-Ecepns, PIP. 192, Royal octave,
Harpcrs. Price s'l,5O-postage 81 cis.-'.The
most pcl.cct combination of instruction end
practice published
"Duns Western steamers Accountant
price 81, postage 9cis. "a perfect system for
keeping such Books and Accounts,
" Merchants ond Steamers can always be
supplied with thoroughly ttaineG accountants"
1-;' Send for circular by Mail.
April 26, 1853, 16Iv
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The Plaintiff THIS 9th day of July, 1853, filed
in said court bis petition against the defendants
alleging that they owe him on settlement of ac-
counts Sl1Oi and interest from March 7th 1851,
and pray a judgment therefor, and the SAID de-
fcndauts are notified 10 answe; the same. ON
or before the 10th day of September A. ID,
1903. G. o TRACY Il LEFT.
h2'-5w Attorneys of plaintiff.
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Book Binderv.

Where BLANK BOOKS of any size or style
of Rhllns and Of superior guilty may be obtain.
ed at the shortest notice. Magazines, News.
papers c., Bound to Pattern.
Country Dealers, and Private Libraries, sup
piled at the very lowest fales, in large and small
quantities. Shall be happy to receive orders
assuring those who send, that they Shall be
lilled promptly.
JAS STEPHENS IN.
Book seller and Statione No. 4 Ta.key
Block Front street, PortSmouthO Dino.
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g a s. II p a I 10

4 T this establishment for Wheat, Oats. e.
a. Corn, Corn Meal, Butter q Eggs, Pork,
Chickens and Honey, Feathers, RAGS, Ginsen,
and Buckwhcat, and in fact ali kinds of coun
try produce. d. II. CLARK.
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2A1I1l5Y InLI2D1g1I1i2S3,

GaAnAM's STATION, OHIO May 25, 1879.
Mr. X. L. SELLEEs-l think il right, ior the
benefit OF Others, 10 state some facts III relation
10 your excellent family medi ines.
have used y0rt 'c'n;ilIee largclvin nv own
faD'ly. one vial frequently ans weriDg iOr eypeI.
ling qualities isay 100 o 20U) OF wo,ps iOrm
Two children. | have also used yOut Liver
Pills and Cough Syrup in my famiy. and they
have, in evc'y instance. Produced the edeCt de-
sired.
AS am engaged, in merchandising, am able
to SAFE ina. nave yet head o; Ia. ii.st all
ire whc'c your medicines have been used in
my secton OF the counuy. In conclusion,
may siaie that they are tie medicines o, the day
and are dcsilhed 10 have ayevy es,cnsive popu-
lanty.
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For sale, wholesale and retail by
MOXLEY j. BARBER.
And JOSEPH p. SHAW,
lrontOn, June, 1858.
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AMBROSE ARNETT, M. D.
Sellers Eermifnge, ,the best in The World.

ScllerS' Verml1Nge ,fhe 6eSt m NE WOTld.
GALLIPoLIs, ONO, April 1, 1916
This ccrtifes that have kept on hahd, and
used in my practice, II. L. Sellers Vermifuge,
for H. 4 two past years. am confident in say
ing il has not failed, ia singe instance, 10 le.
lieve children and adults troubled with woims:
in mrny instances il has brought away large
quantities. am confident il is The best worm
incdic,ie in use. All that is required 10 give il
reputation i'll any family, is 10 give it n fair iria.
II. II. WILSON, A. u.
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pOIyT PLEASANT. W. Oct

PoIyT PLEASANT, Vr., Oct. a. tst7.
Mr.. Il. Il. SELIEns:--Of your Vcm; ugc, I
can say wilhou, hesitation that hpvpg used il
extensively in my practice ior The last Torr or
five veats, inink ii decidedly the best pre- para
lion oftnc kind OF which i'ave any knowledge
although / nave heretofore used the prcpara-
ton oil scveral other manufacturers.
louis, respectfully,
ID. COUGH, NJ. u.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-04-22
Sehorn's VARIETY Store

! SEllORN has Just returned from the North
y with large and well assorted supply OF
everything. He returns his thanks to the
public for past favors and invites attention to
his present stock, among which may be found
the following articles:
Watches-Gold Lever, Silver Lever and lie.
pine Watches.
Gold Chains, Keys and Seals:
Gold Breast Pins, Ear Rings and Ear Drops,
Cuff Pins, Bracelets, Shirt Studs and Collar
Buttons;
Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens;
Gold and Silver Spectacles, large lot, suit.
able TO all ages:
Silver Tea and Table Spoons;
Fine Pocket Cutlery, a large lot; Razors,
Scissors de-;
Plated Warc-Castors, Candlesticks DC:
Plstols-colt's and Aliens Rcvolvers, diff.
ferent sizes and styles, and Of superior finish.
Fancy Articles.
A large LOT of Fans, Spanish and Paris, with
Bone and Ivory sticks, of every size and price;
Fancy Steel Beaded Bags, Purses and Port.
moneys;
Ladies' Work Boxes and Dressing Cases;
Hair, Tooth, Nail. Comb and Shaving Brush.
cs-all kinds;
Dominocs, Backgammon Boards, Chcssmcn
and Lotto:
Portfolios, Ivory Tablets, Pocket Diaries;
Musical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Violins,
Flutes, Flies and flageolets;
Combs Of all kinds and varieties-Shell,
Buffalo, Horn, and Ivory;
Snuff Boxes, beaded Necklaces, Steel Bead
cd Pin.cushions, and numerous other articles;
Perfumes and Cosmetics.
Flavoring Essences for Cake, Custnrds, Ice
Creams, dc; Wright's celebrated Extract for
handkerchief: Cologne of all kinds Philocomc
for the hair; Chrysaline Pomatum, Ok Mar
row, Nutritivc Cream, Pomadc, Rose and
Bears Oil, for the hair.
Soaps-Olcphanc, Ambrosial Cream, and
Tablet, for shaving; Floating, Military and
Windsor Soap, and Chrystaline Wash Balls.
Mecniun, the celebrated Chinese skin
Powder; Aromatic Chrystalcs for the head
ache; Rose Tooth Paste, and Cold Cream for
the skin, chaps, dc.
Ciochs, dc.
Eight Day and Thirty Hour Lever Clocks;
Thermometers; Fancy Match Boxes, China
and Brass; Paints-Boxes and Brushes.
Confictionaries.
Candies Of all kinds, Prunes, Figs, Raisins
and Citr"ns; Strawberries. Damsons Grapes
and lIucklrbcrrcs; fresh Rhubarb; Pickle Ger
kins, Cucumbcrs, Tomatoes, and Pepper Sauce.
Syrnps-Lcmon, Pine Apple, Strawberry
and Sarsaparila.
Sarlinrs and Scotch lIcrrings; Soda Crack
crs and Cheese.
Almonds, Brazil Nuts and English Walnuts;
Chocolate superior article;
Pine Apples and Oranges;
star Candles.
Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff.
Fine Chewing Tobacco, the best assortment
ever brought to the place; Cigars of various
and superior brands
I"ys, de-
large and general assortment of Toys
suited to the taste and fancy of the juveniles.
The above comprises only portion of my
stock bought on reasonable terms, and am
determined to sell Mt low prices for Cash.
- Watches, locks, Jrwclry, %c., repair
ed on short notice. SEIIORN,
North side P"biic Squire
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7. Nixon Van Dyke,

Stephen X. Reeder and the Heirs and Admin
istrator of Thomas J. Campbell, decd.
DURSUANT to q decree Of the Chancery
i Court at Athens, McMinn county, Tenn.
had in this cause at the February term, 1853,
I, William Lowry. Clerk and Master of said
Court, will sell, at the Courthouse door in
the town of Athens aforesaid, on the 25th
day Of April next, at six, twelve and eighteen
months, except the sum Of $3.50 to be paid
down, the HOUSE and LOT and part Of Lot
said town as Lot No. 81, and /? feet off Of Lot
being 81 the House and Lot formerly occupied by
Thomas J. Campbell, deed, and now in the
occupancy Of James :. Bridges, Esq.
WM- LOWRY, C. d. NJ
March II, ls53-li Prs fee So 233
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Anderson Campbell. Administrator of David
X. Purcell. Mary a. Mccoy, administrators
of Daniel X. Purcell, and her husband Ken
meth Mccoy,
The Heirs and Creditors Of Daniel II. Purcell,
deceased.
IN Mc rhncc,y Conn At Wccclond, Tennessee.
DURSIANT to decree rendered in this
/ cars. Mt the last term of this Court, Will,
On the 2,h day Of May next, sell the follow
lowing described lands upon the premises 10
the highest bidder, subject to the Widow 5
dover, to wit: one Uun,ired oDd FyHy Icrcs,
the North east quarter of section twenty four,
second township and range one West of the
basis line, in the Ocoee district, Bradley coun-
tv, Tennessee.
Terms of Salc--Sx and twelve months
credit, except ten per cent. which is required
ta,s.raid down, and bond and security for
the residue, and lien retained upon the land
until the purchase money is paid.
JAMES BERRY, e. d W.,
by B. FRANK STOUT, b. NJ.
April |. lSj3--id Prs ie" $3.50 236