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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27
MONEY CALLS,

No sooner does man look upon a we'll
filled purse, than forthwith comes the un-
pleasant suggestion that he must part with it.
There is little vexatious account, or an un-
settled bill, or the cook, the chambermaid. the
landlady, or landlord, have put to You the in
quiry, as it convenient, sir!" and you readily
anticipate what follows. The VS. so nicely
slowed away in the corner, and the X that you
hoped would stick BY closer than brother,
indeed the whole bundle which made you feel
so Independent, ready to face your most in
exorable creditor, is fast melting under the
process Of continual abstraction. How the
blues come over man just now! He hates
to be in debt, and yet he hates to feel himself
again poor man, after cantelng them; so he
hugs his wallet a lil.le tightss> and ennc!iides
to pay part, or doier the rte!c for a season.
His beaver sets firm, his oyercoat is buttoned
over well-proportioned frame, he resolves to
still dine On poultry, indulge in few luxu-
ries, and have some solid home comforts.
Just as he is seated at the table, the wife
gently suggests that ''if she'had some money,
she knows she could get some decided bar
gains" "They are selling of at less than
cost, and really it does seem as if nobody
need patch or mend, when fabrics are so
cheap" You may conclude few of the
small coin will answer, SO very 'chcap" is the
description; but, when Tommy is to have two
entire suits, and Jenny a silk dress, and little
Polly thibet sack; besides, the wife feels as
if she begins to look rather shabby, and her
wardrobe must be rcplenished; say, by the
time all this is uttered, the starch is all out
of your dickey, the relish all out of the tur-
key, and the pudding lays like stone in your
stomach You look in the iiirror-bless me,
the sunshine is all out of your face, and the
look of defiance with which you came in is
all vanished-you need preparation Of iron
to enable you to regain nerve enough to again
fill that empty purse!
But you are man-you have family
1Ou oiS w o"PP"'e uc-
gins to come-and with it small gains are eff
fected. You reflect that money is of no use
only as it ministers to our comfort; you hate
misery people, but in order to make "both
ends meet" you ponder over schemes which
embrace every thing but digging in California,
and by and by the prospect looms up like
reality-one of your air castles fills your
brain, and you fatter yourself you may yet
die rich man.
Struggle on, hopeful man. After all this
plodding, and these anxious misgivings, and
sleepless nights, and nervous headaches, and
you NO "a sure you are quite
as happy as your rich neighbor, who has all
these uncomfortable feelings, simply because
among his surplus thousands, he has made
one investment that has actually fallen since
the purchase!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

rW- Tho Raleigh Register gives tho re-
ceipts of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road,
for the six months ending March 81, $40, ,l54,-
81. The receipts in March were over 10000
being the largest amount ever realized in
single month.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

e4y" The case of Col. Saml. Ruckcr in
dicted for the murder Of DR.. W. A. Smith,
came up last week in the Criminal Court of
Rutherford courty, and was continued on the
affidavit of the defendant declaring that pub
tic feeling was so much against him he did
not believe he could get fair trial. He was
readmittod to bail, he and his securities CIV
ing joint and several bond for his appear.
anco in the sum 0c twenty thousand dollars.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

.4y" The Georgia Opera Troupe, says the
Nashville Wing, which arrived there a day of
two since, is defunct. The mournful remains
of its former greatness may be seen at the
Recorders office, levied upon on behalf of
the corporation, consisting of large trunk,
in which is banjo that once nc doubt, "tlre
soul of music shed," but now unstrung and
mute-a tambornc muffled by adversely, sun
dry show bills, programmes and song books,
together with numerous other relics, all con-
fiscated.
80 fades the light of other days,
So plory's thrill is Ger"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

ACCOMPLISHMENTS, the negro woman,
who poisoned the family of Thomas j. Pick
ems, on the 4th of July last, had her trial this
Court and was acquitted. We were not at all
surprised at the verdict of the Jury, knowing
that it would be very difficult matter to hang
a negro worth some seven or eight hundred
dollars for the triaing offence of poisoning
four or five white PERSONS Columbia Herald
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80 fades the light of other days,
So glory's thrill is Ger"

@@ The Louisville Democrat says Bar
NUNS "big show" is ahead of all the "splen-
did humbugs" extant. The best part of the
exhibition is distinct from the main show,
and requires an extra fee from spectators be-
fore it can be seen.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

tW- Turnips grow so large in Oregon
chat they use them as targets for artillery
practice, while radishos come forth with such
magnificent proportions, that one hHs been
painted and vanished, and is now used as a
liberty pole in front of the Atlantic and Pa
ci6c METROPOLITAN Democratic Hotel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

lg-Damc rumor says, so Determined is
Santa Anna, the new dictator of Mexico, to
90 TO war with the United States, that should
nothing else turn up he is determined to
demand his bg, which is now in Barnum's
Museum.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

w- Gov. Manning, of South Carolina,
has pardoned Col. E. T. Ware who was con-
victed of the murder of Capt. Jones, his IA
ther-in-law. The pardon was granted to the
opportunities of Mrs. Ware, who was the
only child of the murdered man.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

PUT EN- rE-We learn from the Wetumpka
State Guard, that since Spring Courts com
menced the number of convicts in the Peni-
tentiary have been increased from ITO to 200.
Mobile, alone, has sent delegation of 81.
There are now only IA empty cells, and the
prospect is that the number Of cages will have
to be largely increased. All of this, however,
but another proof that villains do not 60 un-
punished in our sister State. There are in
Alabama, probably, no greater number of
rogues than elsewhere, but the grip of the
law is felt in that locality with an emphasis
and terrible Columbus Enquirer.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27
Tellico, May IT, 1853.

RAILROAD LAw.-The Legislature of Hi
nois, last winter, passed law to the effect
that railroad companies should pay $4,000
for every passenger lost in train through
the carelessness Of the company or its agents.
The citizens of Chicago have resolved to see
this law enforced to the letter.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

I1Y- The Maine Farmer says n marriage
took place in Williamsburg last week, with
the following pcculiarities: the groom mea-
sured six feet four, and the bride four feet
six. If this is not "the long and short of"
matrimony, we don't know what is.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

YET ASerHss MuRpER.-A miscreant in
Ulster county, N. Y, by the name Of Jacob
Gosln, on the 22d inst, pushed his paramour
IA girl of fifteen years of ago-from pre-
eipice two hundred feet in height, dashing her
upon stones and stumps below.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27
~ A Washington dispatch dated on Fri.

day says
The Cabinet Council, yesterday, was pro-
tracted till late hour. The following ap-
pointmcnts, it is rumored, were agreed to -
Gen. Gadsden, Of S. c., TO Mexico. Gov.
Seymour, of CT, to Russia. Mr. Niles, of
VT, to Sardinia. Mr.. Dix, of N. Y, to France.
Mr.. Dillaye, of N. Y, to Belgium The ap-
pontment of Mr.. Dix to take effect at n fu-
ture day, or whenever his place as Assistant
Treasurer can be filled with the right man,
The mission to Berlin will probably be con-
ferred on Western States man.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

tF26pRE THE TooTHAcHE-Take paper
of tobacco, put upon it wine glass of warm
water, squeeze out part of the moisture. and
after placing the pulp upon slice of bread,
apply it as plaster to the face There is
nothing like il for the toothache; and il is the
only remedy for it, in its worst form, the ague
in the face. "a ~,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

KILKD.--At Staunton, Ky, on the 7th
inst, Littleton Martin was shot dead by
Henry S. Benningfeld, tavern keeper
Martin is reported to have been a notorious
bully
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

sB- A letter from Washington to the
Baltimore Sun, states that Gov. Trousdale,
of Tennessee, has been designated for the
Brazilian or Chilim mission
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

w" Agnes Anderson, who killed VIM.
Taylor at New Orleans, has been committed
in that city for trial on the charge of murder.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

RAILROAD DAMAGEs.-It is stated that the
late accident on the Camden and Amboy Rail-
road will cost that Company some twenty or
thirty thousand dollars, in damages, and that
now engrossing the public mind will, in like
manner, put the New Haven Company to an
expense Of one to two hundred thousand dol
lars. Dr. Beach, of Bridgeport, one of the
victims at Norwalk, had his life insured for
$4,000, and Mr.. Parker, another victim, also
had his life insured. 1t is said the insurance
companies will pay these policies, and look
to the railroad company for compensation.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27
"a thing of beauty is a joy forever"

ssy1'Look here, Bob, you've been going
to the Sunday School good while, can you
tell one where bouts in the Scripture Bal
aam said to his ass, Go up, bald head I"
Yes, jest can; you'll fndit in the Sec.
ond Apostle of ST. Judas to the Epistcs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

~ There is a surplus in the Connecticut
Treasury of $50,0OO. The school fund for
the year ending last week yielded sl35Ooo.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27
DEATH FROM CHLoRoroRM.-Mr. La Fore

DEATH FROM CHLoRoroRM.-Mr. La Fore,
a citizen of Brooksvile, Indiana, went to Gin
cinnati few days since for the purpose of
having large and painful tumor removed
from the back of his neck. At the request
of the patient, chloroform was administered
by the doctor, and the operation performed.
In few minutes, however he sunk back and
was soon corpse. He was also affected
with pulmonary complaint
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

A very slight declivity suliccs to give the
running motion to water. Three inches per
mile, in a smooth, straight channel, gives ve-
locity Of three miles an hour. Now what is
true of water is equally true of morals. The
best of men only need slight push from
adversely to obtain a down-hil! momentum
that will land them in the penitentiary. Be
careful, therefore, how you lose your cquili-
brium.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

e4y- It is said that the difference between
eating strawberries and kissing pretty girl,
is so little II cannot be appreciated.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27
THE RETURN TO BARBARIsM.-The St.
Louis Republican of the 9th says:

LOUIS KepubIIcan OF the ON says.
"The Sub-Treasurer in this city yesterday
received S499,OO0 in gold, and 8 1000 in sill
yer, from New York, by Adams g. Cos. Ex-
press, in a little while it will be carted off in
some other direction. The Secretary of the
Treasury will find this troublesome busi-
ness before he is done with il, and if he
should meet with one or two losses he will
be glad to give it up. 1t is very liberal
construction that requires the execution of
the law in this way and if the Secretary in
tends to pursue this course of construction,
he will find in all the disbursing officers Of
the Government, fit subjects for his displea-
sure, and the execution of the law"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27
ONE OF THE SrATEs-"Bob, where's the
C,,,a - NIotr;,,nnv ~

ONE OF THE STATEs,-"BOb, where's the
State of Matrimonyp
at is one of the United States 1t is
bounded by hugging and kissing on one side,
and cradles and babies on the other. It's chief
products are population, broomstcks and
staying out late o'night. 1t was discovered
by Adam and Eve while trying to find a
northwest passage out of Paradise. The eli
mate is sultry till you pass the tropics of
housekeeping, when squally weather COM
monty sets in with such power as to keep all
hands as cool as cucumbers. For the princi-
pal roads leading to this interesting State,
consult the first pair of blue eyes you run
against"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

~ The Home Journal says:-"The reme-
dy for woman's dependent condition is much
in her own hands. When mothers, no mat.
ter ,chdt their circumstances, insist upon their
daughters acquiring some art or trade, by
which an independent existence can be Sc
cured; tchen they aroid as nuisances tashiona-
ble young ladies' seminaries; when we all learn
to confront and tweak by the nose the silly
bugbear of public opinon-then woman's
emancipation will not long be delayed. New
careers will open for female industry, quite
as fast as the qualities necessary for their
successful pursuit are developed"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-05-27

Somebody, great many years ago, said
that the bitterest of earthly affections was
."To love and not be loved again."
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RUssA sALyE oINr, 'NT--Price Is Cents q

RUsSA sALyE oINr'' ''NT--Price 25 Cents .
~ Boa l,s Russian psparzsf efficacy and p0wcrhe
rsre ., chih w.s esoash = - sossy BY Russian sieer
Cban Frosbfen parts OF TIE Body Cons and Sores OF
nd tor Thirty this SANe has been sold Boston and 10
yeh known to be exeeeai Family Remedy prompt 10
sa removing rsin and reduces
e~slns and lnfsnraions immediate relief producing
acrt tae complete
,su sve prompt safe for whiilcws Ulcers
ih sesle Head Nete Rssh Salt Rhcuu nsroDs Nails rss
snss Iidsr sns Shingles Erupons Frozen Limbs Musluo
ON sose Ear. bois Bruses Sc
viii the application Of the Rpa Saye Interfere Win
Nc rernecits administered BY regular physician
~ IN neat sls boxes with engraved duiy
h.nitc without which none genuine.
MEDIUM size boxcs 50 very sge boxes for family o.
40 Wholesale hy A. b L ID. SANDS; G. V. CLICKkNEkk
20 no Broadway Ches H. Ring Broadway and John
boEery tandH Newlork City. Mrs HAYES.
~ selons Brcoklyn Buskk No Brosst, Newark
70 - CTsnds- Nl1sfasburEh; w b. Lcbcr, Phils6epha
heree Baltimore Dexter Kcllser Albany and BY Dvuggs
eesnN REDDlSG CO. Boston
SANDs SYRUP Of HOARHOUND aud vEGE-
-, TABLE EHPECTORANfS 12h "a 30 Qnar
es sl 10 DO PRAISED hgiy for Coughs Colds
'@sarT'on sod By ell DIugsse wholesaie md retail. at
SANDS, No. II JanessL
'lHE BEST COUGH SYRUP in the WORLD -
n tc Soskhs Cod Consumption Group and Whoopins Coash
soe toneh Aoas ard Lung Diseases with his eelebrsni
fqP' "hca slways relieves the Cough aud allsy AT a
Ise Lsus Wind Pipe and heals any ruptarcd Bccsys
Dr. ROSS WaoOPIyo COUGH SYRUP
CO Hnede relief and he few days the Wl2opss
=, - npisini aaoar children 25 Gems pe bottle ftes
- ~ - ~ iAs 80 - a. sesFs p2cacQ N "a s1el1 az 40
vrS,. ~ sFs'ss vse' 'isf ofy ~ ae seeegt b q
''"f' - s'-ssses irsst, feSen6 dcsf froe bfsedsN
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There Is no room fOT doubt afer trial
IMPORTANT TO NURSING MoTHERs.-D

4 NEEDHAMs IMPROVED BREAST PUMP-hishly sP
proved by the eminent Physicians in The country
The superiority others be set down
the following he flexible mouth and tube coanee ing wh
TOE e1hauer render spp fey free from PAIN even
where the breast Dnsmtd and the nipple vs ofe % he mole
oftxhusug the natural efceni snd eNpe
dous devised Sd the sOnes elasticity an nsxiohty
Of the mouth allow the and nipple IKE the mouth
under the control tho patient ~
Of the rtcu yaular sTTangemen may be 90 waved a. 70
initiate the nsalion well effect Of nursing ead 10 very
remarkable ih quiTes e CNefion 10 apply and
as unlimited suction, which be gradual TO any Pta
without removing om the beAs; 5h i MOI liable to got out OF
order either nom being eth keep hsf
mix by il any LEM Of lime -
plRkfE sole the Untod Sttes olce No lS9
e Nv prn~s
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iteambrns ano Railroa0g.

xrAUCATUCK RAILROAD NOTICE.-Tbe road
N now paired trains through without interruption
Si viii BE- received Wiurec End inter nc Hate stations on
20 sfer this day. PHILO HCND Vie Pres mt aod Sup.
xrFW.YORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT via
~ NEW JERSEY RkILROAD-I. ;. MAIL aDd EXPRESS
fixJsTh5oueh IN fur hour WINTER ARbANGEMESt
De is l5JLcsvo Newfork loot Of CouItnndts, Al land
A N end 4 and 81 T. NJ 80
Leave Phlsde!p 10 At a. and A NJ and 4. inl 81 NJ
from NeW.York s. u In and ~ A NJ and +. NJ 20 Ken
sser as In A. NJ and r. n 20 Walnutst via Camden, and
prices in NewJeTsey Accommodation Lins
xlh leave al ~ from foot Of CouTGndts, via Camden 10
W.rut In hours Omnibues viii from the kensingtoa
NM 10 the PRINCIPAL hotels and the cent paris OF Pha'ep
MI uts or each passenger and with baggage for y eents
ough tickets sold o Batimoe WashiugOD, Norfolk weldon
Wnrtton end Charleston in al the above Through bag
10 and y lines only Passengers
with baggage the IS minutes before the trains leave
1858. ATf.ngsmen,s ioI peoembsI T. ,o.D iS H1'.
N daily Fxprs Trsns o'clock NJ and 30 NJ connect
ina At Albany Central line o. railroad West also with lines
Keh for Saratoga srIng Whitehall and montreal Tho sias
eorno with and Hudson aud Berkshire Railroads at C1
hm for Lebanon SPRINGS The above as start from
e DEPOT Of White Flu aud Centre SIS where through
ak h. procured and baggage checsed for Abeny Science
pdy Utica Rome Syracuse Auburn Geneva canAndesua hoche
and Buffalo. go ,,, . -,
tbtv Stations -
The viii land receive passengers only at Croon
PsllG Hillside, aLd Chatham f0urlO ncr.
sns win iee~e Civ Hall station OF Tryonrow
and Centest, heretofore. W. X HALL Superintendent
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ExIoRsTIos TO TExAs-LaTge Numbers Of emigr-ais
20 Texas have len the States Of Aabams. Mssi&pgi sad
Georgia mis- fsn and mary prspasisg ioeave diirE
the wiEfcr
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vTHANKs 10 THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE

II 71e,-1r,rs---
manly Of the efficacy Of ONGUENr for for
Whissers Mnsscbe Hair 10 weeks with
srnrs injups the skin reoee that have ienst1
be suspected My Onguent
per bottle 80 PER dozen, sent TO part Of country
q. GkAHAM No SO Ann ST. Brookyn Mrs. Hayes No IFS
Fulton-ct.
EHAT GOURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED
SOAP deserves sthe popularity receives proved IRON the
that before people these Il
which has steadily been increasing it, sales 100 eest
mind violent
opposition ecuntereis maons and low priced rna have at
ed intelligent people and sixnsly
this Soap COMPOUNDED with ordinary toilet
That lie only recommendation has valuable
only blescbes the AMI sowest
mot beautiful white but Pplss erapton- sAtrhenm t
cbas and other kind Of akin defof nifty Equh
frsd GOURAUDS Pord Subtle for uprooing hair from os
frshead upper lips ofthe body Also Liquid Hair Dye
Leud Rouge White found 81 Dr.
GOI RAUDS old established depot S. Wakers Broadway
10 ahingoDst. Boston Carleton lowell Bliss Springfield &c
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cotton and FI,ORIDA-U q. Mail

CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-U. s. Mail
C'Ok Ia new and splendid steamship UNION, Cap, r.
PR Ne oeSc.P e. p sss ssS'' Fds :sss
rpEEspAi S,se al Bills Of ans viii be sisnsd and for ps.
81 ~. y folioTs J.etsonvls ss 70 Plska ss
az s,SiiIyERPOOL.-The mammoth clipper-ship
EVins.T REPUBLIc 1883 tuns CsPt l. Mckay wiz sail =
e ., "a ecp6aery expected that she will the
s.syssa IL any respect and or unusual ndOesmen 70
So ssiss EoPe For ps'sss 70 ssein .seonS cabin or
,es pH Pc or BOWMAN GRISNELL Co No 80 so1th-.t
rs-ss NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW
oRAN AvAN4 Sn M9Sp piHy De: u T ws del
s,%sr been thoroughly eyerhAasd and lifted ~th new
-, complete order she VIII sal on ae 18th Dec s1Zrl
m.Tr s.,.sss 10 70 Hsy.n. AID New. Orleans.
stsserecm bsr'h.'''''''' so
sss1se s.I,s ;a5 ,o1od Is
,,. ss' o.. sov secured ., the co@ga1y Office
&c, os 1 s;e.S sfs to fsT sS foot
win be supplied with blank es o. snins o. the form Is
g.ss no S sdnS VIII be ssaed .sr the hour OF sailing
..s;ss .Sg At the 0'e Of The oe1P S5sg S1 !"
sTxITFD STATES MAIL LINE for CALIFOR-
lJMA-REDUCTIoN Ia PRICE Of PASsAGE-Ueitsd States
- ccrrssy carrying lie gres, United States Mail for C'orn,
"a OrseB via Aspinwa all and Psnarns 49,, . ,,-....
isyisvs TUEsDA1 pee % from pier cot
ss % connect P4ps9a win the f1elfs MAJ; SEAN
4, Cerranys steamer CoLDEs CAIE ospi y =. Peterson
A. rufchsatd al very low prices ..o-u
rsps, Of the hmus the expense OF the pasenser row
IL h tst By railroad aad he fa ties for crossing te isiAs
- ,reh BE- ou-i cthcr route 70 C~g1@ iof
..s,s spply G. a WHITNEY al the ofce no Ia " 81 81
sobsr Of Wauenst -----
I'sIK BIKMiJDA aud ST THOMAS-Tke Royal
Mail steamer CURLEW, W Ssnpsor Connandsr1Ins trs
~ for tho .to-c 'tsuds on SAlbRDAd -
srsIy ieS4 TUESDAY 7th February ls5ii IUEsDAf TN
The carew has just been built tho Clyde etpIeSy Tor ss
rr.ee between and II ThomHS she las oy poop
~ and great been Akon to give her good ventilation
''e~i PASSAGE nONLs
. $50 To 81 TbomAf.
'For fesht ps>ssge apply 10
TVTRPOOL and LONDON PACKET SHIPS
Il SWALLOW TAIL LINE.
uns from LIVERPOOL tho 9Th and 2st Of ever
nsh 10 and from LONDON every alternate Thursaay.
can secured application 10 he sole pas
Agents v,-cr .,~r rpr,r ..,r, ccorr .,-n -
WALLS r. q, 49,, ., Hi 49,. -.
40 !, sisht free II charge At
r. rert Of Ireifnd Dublin ADd ell IL branches
49, Civ Mile Co Banter, Lor1bsfdst, London
~ Naficial Bank Of scotland, Glasgow
va Pov7rasn Grrncl s. Co, Liverpool;
Te fsrihcr information Apply " BY letter, poapsd 70
BOWMAN. GRiNNkLL & co,
No 6 south-st, New York or No Rescntrow, Liverpool
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pr KrLtlSGrR- My Dear Sir When the shovel could net
believe NJ calling parties Theu could not Doubt bet
s the satisfactory the strong test ~ ~
with pleasure sce my testimony hsye cured two veg
the oher tool ten Rcspeetiglly yoUrs JAMES MArES,
Residence, YOnkcrs.
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DR. PHiNNEY's FANCY PILLS
ABA d. SANDS Agents
No leo Fulton s


III OkSIS HUKSESI HUhcfS. "A eIIVHg lint
nent especially adapted the Horse to heal and Strengthen
hile him daily This the public will and in Dr. kkLr
LNGERs CHARM Which the most certain remedy ever
offered 10 public the h. immediately and all man
ner of sores cuts bruises &C. and the horse may be worked
daily bottles 81 each - dozen This eea
what have long waited ASK Cor the Medical
Charm III esch-no smaller sizes B-Mr Lane Murray
Of heays aud CHAMBERS Nh VIM Rad
ford whole sale No 22 Wesi purchased horse
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