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FTn ANCIAL..

DIX 20 A0n TO LOAN AT SEVEN PER CENT
DOOoOOO on bond and mortgage on improved
OF unim proved real estate in this city Brooklyn or vii
amsburg, In sums to suit applicants. Also $40 900
invest in the purchase of mortgages. Apply to J. K
COOK, Jr, No. New street. near Wall.
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DOwERY THEATRE --PRoPRIETOR, l. r. wAIDRON,
I'D Stage Manager, =. O. WsmyN.-Doors open ct TX
O'Clock commence Tx First Tier Of Boxes 80 cents;
Upper Boxes, Is oeuts; Pit and Gallery, lax cents.
Tuesdsy evening. septenber IL, LOVES SACRIFICE:
dance by Miss Louisa Wells after which, THE Tw0 Buzz
YARDS; and 70 conclude with THE YOUNG SCAMP.
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D oBACK's PREDICTIONS, NO. 4.-THE YEAR 1856
In Bloodshed abroad, but cordial comm 1nion
Between state and state all throughout the broad Union
moderate trade . much sounder basis
Than we've had for some time, at present the Isl
will not long outlast the next years. expiration.
nefaications in Office, and many blunder
ArousiDg full loudly the popular thunder
Are predictions that Time In his win prove true
And to which magic art giveth Roback the clue.
he withdrsws the dark curtain from future events,
Good fortune secures and much evil pre- vents.
IL. c. W. Roback, No G5 Lombard street. Baltimore,
Nd where all ktters containing fee can be La
dies, ST. gentlemen 81 SO. All letters viii receive i'm
mediate attention.
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TINE BafNs- 4. FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER
II OF Esbfb ortgt-ri esta biisment, conducted ex,
clusiveIy the ka4uDN pan, hag restaurant attach
ed for the To. If ladies and gentle not
residing liz she no III. and suppers win be pro-
vidsd at AL sirss .hort notice, either ia private
rooms or n TIE sest4ur4L.
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M LARMONT, PARIS AND LONDON PB fSlCIAN
Nus and surgeon Ia consulted in his speciality At 81
Readc street, corner Of Brosawsy from II A. till
r. NJ, and from TIL in the evening, except Sunday
pa.iants treated By mail n. B--Not the drug MORA
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

u1 K0A PARTNER WANTED TO TAKE AN
plsCOOs equal interest in . pleasant respecta
bic business which for the past three years has paid
profit of from So 900 to 600 per The best
reference given and required. Address H. NJ n
Herald office.
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IMPORTED LEECHES FOR SALE-BY WHOLESALE
J. and retail. I. Fl. DEECKEN, 81 Essex street.
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HtAsH ADVANCED LITERALLY ON HOUSEHOLD FUR
ware guns, pistols, nautical instruments, mechanics
TOOLS and articles Of every description bought
cash, and highest price paid by McCAFFRAY WAL
TIERS, 20 Catharine street.
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NOUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL BE SUPPLIED. ON A
~ most liberal credit with Dr. Tc bias celebrated We
netiah Lniment, which is warranted superior to any
other, or the money will be refunded No inment put
su on commission Depot 90 Coruandt street, Jer.
sey city ferry
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Et0AL FOR STEAMERS OR SHIpPING.-La CK 4w ANA
~ lump ard broken, Piston do do Wyoming do. DO,
Lebigh do do, schuykil do. DO, Camosrlaud do. do,
and run Of mine, For sale by the cargo N ot 1t
the wharf or delivered IN any part of New York Brook
lyn, BY MARSTON POWER, coal de got, ct Haxtern
wharf, between Fulton and Catherine ferries, Brooklyn
or No eS Beaver street. two doors 4om Wall street, New
York
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AMPS AND CHARACTERISTICS UNDERSIGN =.
large and we'll assorted stock of lamps girandoies
delers and vases, of the most fashionable patterns
lamps for OIL camphene, or burning fluid Also sups-
ror quality Of OIL camphene and burning fluid whole
sale and retail. FRANCIS WHITE, 21S Canal street,
near Hudson. N. B.-Lamps altered to duid in the
most perfect and substantial manner.
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---- ----H-@
MEDICAL,

DR CORBETT, le DUANE STREET MEMBER OF TIL
~ University Of New York, may DO CONSULTED on dis
DR.. C.G rooms are go arranged that patient
never come in contact The utmost secresy o6ssrvsd
and no charge made unless perfectly cured
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DLYMOUrH BANK, PLYMOUTH, INDIANA.-THE
Il notes of this bank bought at per cent discount
by A. s. FOSTER, 234 Pearl street.
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DURDY's NATIONAL THEATR4.-DRESs circle ANB
Il Upper Boxes, 20 cents; Pit l24 osnts; Orchsstrs
Seats, 30 cents Private Boxes, IS. Doors opsn at
BLACK EYED SUSAN after which, FASHION AND
FAMlNE followed by Mr.. John Diamond in his Etho-
plan Dances and to conclude with ALAD IN THE AMP.
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A CARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER, WHO HAS FOR MANY
IA years been with Aessrs. Alfred Edwards & Co, a
cashier and confidential clerk takes this method of
forming his friends throughout the United States that
he Il now with Messrs Stearns Marvin, LA and l4f
Water street, who mAnufac lure and sell the world re-
nowned Rich Co salamander safe (Wildsrs PATENT
where he VII be happy to his friends to receivs
their orders. STEPHEN Il PERSON
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VTyHTE's HAT sTORE!-SwE PERCEIVE THAT MR.,
w G. Filley, who was long apd fsvorably known
to citizens Of Genns gentlemanly assistants
has been engaged Mr.. white the fashionable halter
No 2l2 Broadway. We sincerely congratulate Mr.. White
his good fortune in securing thu valuable services Of
Mr.. Fi.ley.
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DLAYING CARDS-SAMUEL HART & CO., NO. !
JIG Barclay street, opposite the Astor House. o1er to
the trade terms their superior linen pharo
cards, and other Qualities such IS steamboats, High
eagles, linen eagles decorated floral, and illuminated
eagles.
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DLAYrNG CARDS.-A SMALL ASSORTMENT OF GRE
II hores, the genuine article, very old and well
soned also extra finished Of manufacture
for dealing, fine assortment of ornamented face ant
fancy back cards. for sale at the Union Card Mandatory
lit and 179 Grand street.
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N II w q . Cd s !
VIM. II. BALLEW

rs now receiving n large and extensive rs
| sortment of Goods, selected with care by
himself, which he intends selling low for Casf
or to responsible persons upon credit. 1t yo,
desire Staple Goods, such as Prints, Brown an,
Eleached 'Drilings, Cottonades for Pants and
Coats, Bed ticking, Linen and Cotton Sheet
ings, Diapers. Flannels, Irish Linens, Cling
hams, &C., call On Vim. II. Ballew.
FAN CY GO o d s!
Such as Bereges, Barcge DcLaines, Lawns:
silk Tissues, Painted Jaconets, Figured and
Plain Swiss Muslins, Silks, White and Figured
Mu.lins, Robes, Kid, silk aud Isle Gloves as
sorted, Hosiery OF every variety for ladies,
Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and Children.
& T. N I'll T. VI EN'S COOP S.
Have n heavy stock, embracing fine French
Cloths, CasSilncres, Casnmcretts, Twecds,
Black Satin Nestings, figured and plain, Lin
en- Hlkfs, Cravats, assorted Hats and Caps,
all STYLES, from the finest Moleskin to the
common Palm; Boots and Shoes, any quantity.
hardware, Queensware and Glassware,
well assorted;
CIR &C ERIE s!
Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Tea, Indigo, &c. We
invite all to call and see us ut the old stand.
We will do right. April
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JIANE NDIT A Disc ASED IINEP1

The question, though startling, is sufficient.
IL suggestive, when the fact is taken into con.
,i!era,ion that diseases Of the Liver have be.
come most alarmingly frequent in the United
States Indeed, there are few formidable dis
eases that are not in some way traceablc to n
derang.d state OF that important organ.-
Many of the complaints usually clas.cd under
the head of Consumption, have their origin
in the Liver "Anv remedy that would III
sure regularity and hca,htul action in the
Liver, would be II blessing to mankind. !" has
been the exclamation of thousands. That
remedy has been found; it is safe and sure
When II fair trial has been afforded it, it has
never been known to fail.
Reader have you any disease Of the Liver
or disease which you believe proceeds from
hepatic arrangement. Lose not moment,
bat purchase n box OF DR.. Lanes Pills, and
they will restore you to health. 1t is the on.
ly remedy yet discovered, in which implicit
confidence may be placed.
Purchasers will he careful! TO ask for DR..
" lanes Celejrdted Liccr Pits, and take
none else. There are other Pills purporting
to be Liver Pills, now before the public. DR..
M'Lanc's Liver Pills. also his celebrate ed Ner-
milnge, can now now be had at all respectable
Drug Stores in the United States and Canada.
For sale by p. II. KEITH Il Co., Athens; J. A.
Il CIV COFFIN, Madisonvllc; and by one Agent
in every town in Tennessee. april IL
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Ducktown Mining Company.
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS FOR
SA L E.,

inn beautiful town lots will be offered for
| lUO sale by the Ducktown Mining Compa-
nv, to the highest bidder, at Caldwell, in Fan.
ming county, Georgia, on the 9TH day of May,
1854.
This town is located npon large tract Of
land owned by said Company, and las been
fixed near the center of the new county Of
Tanning, with the confident expectation that
it will be made the county site. square
has been laid off in the town for Courthouse,
and various lots have been reserved for Chur-
ches, Academies, and other public buildngs.
1t is situated about eight miles from the Cop
per Mines in Polk county, now in operation.
is directly on the public road leading from
Ducktown into 'GcOrgia,by ElliJny, and is be.
lieved to be in the heart of a rich mineral
section of country. To persons wishing to
engage in mining operations, it presents many
attractions us place Of residence, and the
beautiful Springs by which it is surrounded
have always given it great notoriety, and will
make it most delightful resort for invalids.
As several persons have desired to com
mcnce their buildings in the town immediate
", they can purchase lots at private sale at
any time by making application to the un.
dersigned, or to Vim. G. Murdoch, or John
Caldwell, VINO have been appointed commit
tee for that purpose.
7,r,as of Sale One half of the purchase
money in hand and the balance in IL months,
with bond and security.
By order of the Company.
ALEX. II. KEITH, Secretary.
march 81, ls54.-tf 2ss
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Look ont for Connicrtcits!

The public are cautioned against another
counterfeit, which has lately made its appear
ance, called ". Il. Farrelrs Arabian I.iniment,
the most dangerous Of all the counterfciis.
because his having the name IT Farrell, many
will buy it in good faith, without the knowl-
edge that counterfeit exists, and they will
only discover their error when the spurious
mixture has ought its evil effects.
The seuine article is manufactured only by
U.G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist No IL Main street, Peoria,
Illinois, to whom all applications for Agencies
must be addressed. he sure You get il with
the letters II. q. before Farrclrs, thns-lI. q.
FAIIELLS-and his signature on the wrap
per. all others are counterf.its.
For sale by &. W. Ross, and 4. MckrLpIS,
Athens; HrDGIy, WELLS d JouSsoS. Cleveland
W. Il. REYNOLDS. Benton; W. &. VAUGHAN
Colunbus-and regularly authorized agent,
throughout the United States.
~ Price - and 80 cts, and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED an every town, yillaG,
| and hamlet in the Unitei States IN which on'
is not already established. Address II. G
Farrell as above. accompanied with good ref
creuce 10 character, responsibility. &c.
mar. IL. In
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Another Great B attic!
McSPiDDEN Il HORTON

4 RE now happy to inform their friends
~ and the public generally, that while all
Europe is engaged in wars, they have just re
ccived large stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
Their stock consists in part of French Cloths,
Cassimcres, Satincts, Tweeds, Queens Cloths,
Co,,onalcs, Sa,ins Fancy Nestinss, Ladies
Dress Goods Lawn and Bingham Robes,
Swiss do, Plaid Dcl.aincs. Berage Delnines,
Persian Chall Plaid poplins, Black and Fancy
silks Embroidered and Dotted Swiss, l.nces
and Edgncs, Prints Of all styles and Prices;
the latest style OF
SPRING BON y r rs.
Bonnie, Ribbon, Neck Ribbons, l.. c. lldkfs,
silk lldkis, Hosiery, hc.
ia rs A ID CA PS. =
Also "A large and well selected stock o.
READY-MADE CLOTWING,
for Spring and Summer wear: Boots and Shoes.
| Hardware nnd Cutlery, Vnccnswarc, Groee'
ries, Nc., dc.
| We cannot enumcrAtc all the articles on
hand, but ask those who wish good and pref
ty Goods at low prices, TO give us a call and
they will not he disappointed. We continue
to,ake all kinds of Produce at highest prices.
Come on. every body, and the rest of man.
kind. and examine our stock free of charge.
mar.2i. McSPADDEN d HORTON.
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COM NJ E R CIA L.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
SAVANNAH, April

SAVANNAH, April s.
Coio"-The following quotations will give
some idea Of the state Of the market: Ordi-
nary TO good ordinary $ II ste; low midllins
to strict millins 81 Ole; good mid'iling .!
II 9sc middling fair " II Toe; fair to fully
fair lOl LOBE.
Eour-rhc market is well supplied with
Georgia and Tennessee. The demand is mod
crate and we quote Georgia at $3.50 per Dbl.
In sacks, in lots from store, the price is 1919,
and by retail 81.
Corn-'lhc stock on hand is good and the
demand durn, tn. week has been active. II
Is selling at the depot at poe, and from store
at 95c per bushel.
Oa's--The stool; on sale is equal to tn" de.
mani. WeIuotc it at go 'ijc, i'll quantities,
and 20 7jc by retail
Uay-Several cargocs came in during the
week Northern is selling from the wharf at
:l.2j and from store Mt : 30 per 100 lbs.
Eocon-lhrrc is IL large lot Of Bacon on
the market, and it is difficult t" effect large
sales. We quote sides at Sic, and shoulders
at a lc per ID. Tennessee sides in small
lots. have been selling at Dc; shoulders at Sc;
and hams ut Toe.
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ANTHROPOLOGY,
DIR. J. HAYNES,

DROFESSOR of Anthropoogy, and Define
L ator of Talents and Character; Author
of Threads of Philosophy "Manirilation'
on various Xea,ls," dc. is prepared to give
charts describing the business or profession
suitable for persons.
Opinions of the Press worth reading.
DIR. Haynes has uncommon skill in both the
theory and practice Of his professionalism.
Jour.
Those who desire n True Chart Of talents
and character should call on Dr. Haynes
Lou. Times.
DIR. Haynes imparts very useful informa-
ton, especially to young men.-W. II. Payne.
Pastor Presbyterian Church, Fincastlc, Va.
Terms, 81 80.
Room at the Athens Hotel.
n. B.-Tceth extracted and filled with
great care and on moderate terms.
"a" DR.. HAYNE, will be in Athens next
week. April II
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MACON MARKET.

Macon, April II.
Arrivals Of Bacon. Lard. Flour and Grain.
have been large. Sales heavy-prices firm
and stocks light
Bacon-lIos round: sales ready, u Sc;
clear sides SIZE.
Loni-Scarce and demand good. In bbls.
81 II s4c; in kegs 81 9c.
Corn-Stocks light, heavy demand S0aS5c.
Oats-Dull, market full, 80 -jc.
I'crs-Scarce demand good, Joc n 800
F2om-Stocks light, Tennessee brands s.
Il ic.
FcHhcrs-Scarcc 81 n Zoe.
W'ai-Dcmand good, s; poe.
Driod FrHa-pcaches, peeled, -; Apples
- Suc.
Eqgs--Sacs ready, . a Toe per dozen.
H"ttcr--Dull, II n lie.
Bcy:--licklcl, per Dbl, : a s; on foot Il &c.
Coito"--NIarkct flat, a 9ic.
E,rhangc on New York !; Savannah and
Augusta ! per cent. prem.
Respectfully,
ALLEN a. DUNLAP,
Commission .Kcychdats, .Wacon, ia.
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TT Is AN ERRONEOUS IDEA


That disease cannot be cured except 10y
taking large quantities Of medicines into the
stomach, in great many eases of which much
;ujurv is done, although tie diScaSc IN point be-
uc,,taliy cHrc,L The coats of the stomach by
continued Use of nauscating mixtures, fire.
nuentlv become so much disordcrcd that the
hpst;nc typctjom is seriously ;nj"rei-thc re-
suit of which is dyspepsia, nervousness, chol-
les, alternate diarrhTa and costivcncss, ilatu-
lence nightmare, dc, Gc. Would 1t not,
therefore, bc very desirable to possess n rene
DIV, which being applied externally would ex.
cite the absorbents to increased action, and
thus carry off through this medium, the dele
teriors princip pie which is the direct cause of
the discase' Surely every thinking man will
admit that this would not only he the most
pleasani, but by far the safest means to effect
the desired end. The almost superhuman
cures performed by the Arabian physicians in
the days of old were mainly effected by this
course Of treatment. and the ingredients OF
which II. G.. FARREI.I'S CELEBRATED
ARABIAN LINIMENT is composed, are en-
tractei from rare plants peculiar to Arabia.
This great l.niment (Which is now to be had
of most respectable druggists and merchants
| in every town in the united States is daily
cffcctinr cures which seemed beyond the
| mower of medicine to control-consumption,
bronchitis and liver complaints in their first
STAGES, nervous affections, indigestion, enlarge
ment of the spleen, scrofulous tumor:, soitre,
de-. de-, are frequently cured, and ARRAYS re-
lievcd by its use. 1t is unsurpassed as an ano-
lyne-relieving severe pains in few min
uies after its application. it sooihcs the irri.
ta.ed nerves, and produces that delightful
tranquility so gra,eiu to the nervous invalid.
Srrains, bruises, wounds, burns, sore throat,
chilblains, rheumatism, sun pain, dc. &c are
speedily cured by it, and for nearly all ali
mcnts in horses or cattle, requiring an extern.
al application, il is an cifectual remedy.
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eW- It is stated that commander Of a
vessel, and who is naturalized American.
was recently mobbcd at Valparaiso, on the
ground that he had il-trcatcd his passengers,
number of Chiians, and when he asked for
protection from the authorities, they threw
him into prison. The U. s. Consul advised
the governor of the province that he recog-
Missed the captain as an American citiz.n,
and demanded for him fair, prompt and
impartial trial. lie complained also that the
mate of the vessel had been mobbed, and dc.
clared that unless such proceedings were
stopped, he would make national affair Of
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~ The Rome correspondent Of the (Ro
MANI Baltimore Catholic Miscellany writes:

w hS Aeo'o So''S"P""NS'SS " WV ~.
man) Baltimore Catholic Miscellany writes
"Thc beautiful ceremony of blessing the
lamps, from whose wool are made the Pail
lia, to be conferred by the Holy Sec on arch.
bishops and patriarcIls, took place the other
day, with Pontitical High Mass, at the an.
cicnt church of St. Agnes. But one of the
greatest multtudes assembled on any late
occasion in this city, was to be seen on the
PIAZZA of st. Mary Maggiorc, last Sunday,
when, being within the Octave of st. Antho-
ny's Day, the ceremony of blessing horses
and mules seemed to excite the curiosity of
strangers not less than the serious interest
of the Romans, who, from all classes Of life,
send or conduct their animals to receive this
unique form of bcncdiction. Many thousands
occupied this piazza throughout the after.
noon, the concoursc being always greatest
on Sunday, (though every day within this Oc'
tave the same ceremony occurs, because the
Papal chariots and the studs of the leading
nobility are then to be seen among the train
of vehicles and riders continually passing be.
fore the little church Of st. Eligio, ut the
door of which stands priest in surplice
aspersorum, to bestow the blessing ant
sprinkle holy water"
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CANDIDATES..

80 We are authorized to announce Gen
T.. NJ. CAMPBELL, Of Brownsville, as Il can
lilatc for the office of Attorney General and
Reporter for the state.
rz3"Wc are AUTHORISED and requested to an
nonncc WM. +. COOPER. of Nashville as a can
,liInte for Attorney General and Reporter for
the state.
10y" We are authorized AMI requested To
announce the name of Hon. !So. {. GArr, OF
bradley county. rs n candidate for Judge of
the Circuit Court in the Third Judicial Circuit,
at the cnusng election in May.
rsy" We are authorized to announce .TNn
A. MlxNiS Esd, aI Il candidate for the Office
Of Chancellor in the 9Th District, composed
of the counties Of Blount, Monroe, ltoanc,
McMnn, Fcntress, Ovcrt"u. White, Van Blu
ren Blclsoc, Marion, Hamilton, thca, Mciss,
Bradley and Polk.
-" We are authorized and requested to
announce d. c. TrEwnIrr, Esq, of Hamilton
county, formerly of bradley, rs a candidate
for Attorney General of the Third judicial
Circuit, at the ensuing May election.
~" We are authorized and requested TO
announce G. W. RowLrS, ESD, Of bradley
county. rs a candidate for Circuit Judge, in
election in May,
-" We are authorized and requested to
anuounc" G. W. HnInGrS, Esq, of Mcllnn,
rs a candidate for Attorney General in the
Third judicial District.
~" We are authorized and requested t"
announce SAMuEr. TrRSEy, Esq, Of White
county. as a candidate for Chancellor in the
Fifth Chanccry division.
~" We are authorized anil requested ,'
announce 7. NIXON FAN DYKE, ESD, rs II can
.li,late for Chancellor Of the Fifth Chanccry
Division, at the election in May.
~" We are authorized and requested t.
announce 10. W. BELL, of Nashville, as II can
dilatc for Attorney General and Reporter fol
the State at the ensuing election in May.
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EOR GENTLENEN'S WEAR.
w. q, RE YIN OIL . S,
BENTON, TENN,

Is now receiving well selected cheap and
/ extensive stock Of
Spring AND SUMMER GOODS!
to which he invites the attention of his friends
and the public generally. Having. selected
his Goods with great care in the cities Of
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA
he i. prepared to offer inducementst9 persons
wishing to buy good and cheap Goods.
II is considered unnecessary TO cnumcrate
articles, as his stock il unusually large and
complete, including almost everything be.
longing to the retail trade. All of which,
will be sold at the lowest prices.
April T. lSJi-Gm Is?
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Ocoee Male Academy,
BENTON, TENN.


I>lIE Summer Session OF this Institution
i commenced on the I'D inst, under the
supcrnt cndcnce Of Rev. }. l.. Milburn.
The Trustees take pleasure in recommend
inr Mr.. Milburn as an able and experienced
Teacher. and they feel confident that he will
render satisfaction to all who are disposed to
favor the Institution with their patronage.
TEENS, per Session Of Fire Months:
First Glass, ;" 90
Second Class, oo
Third Class, ~ M
No extra charges. boarding can be had
a, from Sl.25 to $3.50 per week.
Hcn,on is n healthy and moral village, and
parents wishing to educate their sons now
have an excellent opportunity of doing 50.
| By order Of the Board.
". B. REYNOLDS SecntarN
march II, lSj3-5t Isl