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C9s" The Washington Star states that the
impression is current in European diplomatic
circles of that city that the Spanish Govern
ment, acting under the prestige or influence
Of what has of late transpred in France, will
certainly refuse again to receive Mr.. Soule.
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A writer has said, "singe persons are more
disposed to madn IS than married people,
The absence of care, which gives the mind
leisure to anticipate evils, has been ascribed
as cause. CeIibacy is pleasant break
fast, toerabIe dinner, but very bad sup
Derp
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IMPORTANT DEcrsIoN-B Free Negro a
Citizen of the United Stdtes?-A highly i'm
portant decision was made on Thursday last
in the U. ). Circuit Court for this State, at
-, by his Honor, Judge Drummond, in
the case of Joseph c. Mitchell free negro,
plaintiff, vs. Charles II. Lamar, defendant
The plea filed by the defendant alleged the
plaintiff to be a free negro, and not citizen
of the United States, entitled to maintain q
suit before the U. 5. Circuit Court. The plea
was sustained by the Court. We also learn
that Judge Mclean conceded in the opinion
delivered 10y Judge Drummond.-Chicago
Times.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-08

MATRtMoNIAL.-Hon w. G. Dawson, us.
Senator from Georgia, was married to Mrs.
Eliza NJ. Williams, Of Memphis, on Monday
the 9th ult., and Immediately left for WASH
ington City.
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Tue WAY WE GRow.-The area Of the United
States has increased from S20,62s square
miles, in 1888, to 2963, coo in 1854, being
more than third of the area Of North
America, and equal to the Roman empire or
that of Alexander in their palmiest days;
l,2l7,56 miles Of this territory is in the Mis-
sissippi valley, and 1850 on the Pacific
The main shore line OF the Union, including
bays sounds, dc, is 1909 miles, of which
1861 miles are on the Atlantic, 2,2Sl on the
Pacific, and S,467 on the gulf. OF the con
tinental shore line 9O7 miles are on the At
lantie north, and 1,g56 south of Virginia lin
elusive); l,764 are on the gulf; l,S43 on the
Pacific. The total length Of shore Of naviga
bic rivers is 40, 065 miles The frontier line
of the Union on the British possessions is
1908 miles; on Mexico l456 miles. Nebras-
ka constitutes one-nnth of the Union; Texas
one-twelfth; Virginia one-fttieth; Rhode Is
land, e-two-thOusand- three-hundredth.--
The States and Territories have about an
equal area. The slaveholding States have
s5l, sos square miles; non,slavehOlding 6l2,-
500; 1907, O57 miles are north, and 966,0S9
south of latitude 36 80 Six States and Ter
ritories are larger, as large, or little less
than either of the powers of France, Great
Britain, Austria, Prussia, Spain, or Turkey
Eight of the largest are equal to the % Others
in territory.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-08

If you want gentle horse get one with
more or less white about him-the more the
better. Many suppose that the parti colored
horses belonging to circusses, shows, &c,
are selected for their oddly. But the selec-
tons thus made are on account Of great do
cilty and geHtleness.
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s4Y" The Manufacturers and Mechanics
Bank at Columbus (Ga.) has opened its doors
for the transaction of business, with capt.
tai, it is said of $l25,0G0.
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az The st. Louis Republican states that
the case of Mrs. Mary c. w. Baker, .es she
murder Of WIN, o, Hoffman, in that city, in
May last, which had occupied the Court OF
Common pleas for about week, went to
the jury in the afternoon of the aist ult.--
They were out near two hours, and then re-.
turned with verdict of mot guilty"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-08

There are beauties of character which, like
the night-6ooming Ceres, are closed against
the glare and turbulence Of every day lfe,and
bloom only in shade and solitude, and beneath
the quiet stars.
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10" The indianapolis papers state that n
wagon load of the notes OF the Stock Banks,
were returned one day last week upon the
Auditor of the State of Indiana.
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Clear Spring High School,
For nInInS and EcInnIes.

yUNHE Sixth Session OF this Instlution will open on
n Monday January LIST, 1893.
TERMS, per Session cfere D,oatss, payable at the
close Cf Session:
Elementary branches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
English Grammar Geography and Arithmetic, 500
Mathematics and Natural Sciences. ..........1O,n0
No student admitted for less than half session. and NO
deduction made for lost time except in OF Poviden
tial hindrance.
Boarding can be had convenient to the School
sonabe terms; and there several comfortable cabins
at the place which students who wish to board them.
selves can occupy free Of charge.
Dec. l, 1S5i-3m--323 5. p HALE, Principal.
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ANEcDoTE.-A friend tells us the following
anecdotc, which we pronounce decidedly
good:
One of the storekeepers of this place, n
few days since, purchased of an Irish woman
quantity of butter, the Jumps of which
were intended for pounds, he weighed in til e
balance and found wanting Sure, it's yer
own fault if they are light said Biddy, in re-
ply to the complaint of the buyer. Its yer
own fault, sir-for wasn't it pound Of soap
| bought here mesilf, that had in the other
end of the scale when weighed 'emP
The storekeeper had nothing more TO say
on the subject.
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.5ss" The imports of Coffee to Philadelphia
direct since the lst of january, have been
1903 Bugs, being decrease of 34,o59
bags, as compared with the core spending
period of last year.
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New YORK, Dec. 2.

NEw YORK, Dec. 2.
Cotton has declined one-eghth of cent
per ID. Midding Orleans is quoted at from
sEa9 cents. Flour is worth from $s.25a$s.75
per Dbl.
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W 1t is said that Nicholas, of Russia,
has ordered from lute-maker in Geneva,
Switzerland, 100000 musical boxes playing
the national air, to be distributed to the be-
sieged army in Scbastopol, hoping thereby
TO inspire every soldier to the most heroic
deeds of yalor
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SEWk1f. TENN.
NNTM C. PEAKE having bought out the
SV interest Of c. L, KING in the Mercantile estab
lishment at Sewee, formerly owned by G. H. King Co..
the business will hereafter be conducted by the subscr
bers, who will constantly keep hand large stock Of
DHY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Queensware, aud in fact
every article usually kept by merchants in this section.
They propose sell low to prompt dealers and invite
try to give them call, and examine their stock.
WAT. c. PEAKE
II. w. MCELWEE.
~ B-The highest price viii be given for all kinds of
Merchantablc Produce, to be delivered at the Athens
Depot. [Sewee, Dec. s, 1s5i-6ln* 1923
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

yENIIE subscriber wishes TO dispose of his town pro-
perty, on the northwest corner Of the public
square in Athens, Tenn.-the same occupied by the
Messrs Gibson at this time. The title Is mdoubted and
possession will be given within six months after the sale,
and at which time may be made the first payment. For
further information apply to the editor of the Post"
Athens OF to the subscriber at Knoxville, Tenn.
GEORGE HORNE.
Nov. TO- 1Sb4--9m! $50
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A FATHER CONVICTED OF TIE MURDER OF MS
DAuGHTER.-Alfred Arts, of Shelby county,
Ohio, was tried last week, and convicted of
murder in the first degree. The charge
against him was that about n year ago he
caused the death of his own daughter, quite a
young girl, numbering her by the slow process
OF starvation, exposure, and the most disgust
ing and fendish cruelties. Another daughter
older than the deceased, was witness against
him.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-08

WALKING ON RED lor Iron Plates
Prof Pepper recently delivered a lecture in
the Polytechnic Institute, London, before a
large audience of mechanics, in which he re-
marked that the setting of the Thames on
fire was no longer joke, but a reality. BY
dashing small bottle of sulphuric ether with
n few particles Of metal potassium into flat
cistern, Il bright flame was produced, which
Illuminated the whole place. He then laid
down four plates of red hot iron on four
bricks, and one of his attendants walked over
them barefoot, without any injury. BY wet
ting his fingers in ammonia, the Professor
dipped them into crucible of melted lead,
and let the metal run of in the shape of bull
lets into shallow cistern of water.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-08

"What's the matter, my dear" said wife
to her husband, who had sat half an hour
with face buried in his hands, and apparently
in great tribuation
ooh, don't know" said he, ''lye felt like
Il fool all day"
SWELL" returned the wife, consolingIy,
" I'm afraid you will never be any better
You look The very picture of what you
feel"
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I.nnk Ont. all Hands !
TIME subscriber will sell TO the highest bidder, at his
residence, McAlinn county, Tenn, the 10Th day
of January next his valuable Farm, containing

residence, McAiinn county, Tenn, the 10th day
of January next, his valuable Farm, containing
$40 Acres OF Land,
lying the waters Of Rastanaee creek five miles from
the Charleston Depot There is about oneaif the Land
cleared and in high state OF cultyatiou-has several
good springs aud plenty OF stock water good comora-
bic Houses, Barn and Stables.
Also, at the same time and place Likely Negro
Girl. five years old together with quantity Of Stock
Of various kinds Household and Kitchen Furniture &c
Also, a splendid portable Horsepower rhresher
ami apparatus.
TERMS On the Land one-thrd cash, the balance in
one and two years. with interest from the day of SALE
The other property, all under five dollars cash; all
sums Of Eve dollars and upward twelve months time
with note and approved security.
Dec. S, 1S5t-5t-324 WIN. ?. ALLISON.
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STARTLING DEvELorMENT-Ith has ALWAYS
been customary in legislative bodies to APP
point upon each committee memberof every
political party. 1t is darkly limited that the
Know Nothngs design to carry out this prin-
cipe to its fullest extent in the coming Leg
slature of Massachusetts, and by working
the one democrat to death, destroy the last
lingering relic of the democratic party,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-08

DoSr STAY LoSG-"Don't stay long, hus-
band" said a young wife tenderly in our
presence one evening as her husband was
preparing TO go out. The words themselves
were insignificant, but the look Of melting
fondness with which they were accompanied
spoke volumes. IL told all, the whole of her
woman's love-of her happiness when with
her husband-of her grief when the light Of
his smile, the source of all her joy beamed
not upon her.
Don't stay long husband" and fanced
/ saw the loving, gentle wife, sitting alone
anXiously counting the moments Of her hus-
bands absence, every few minutes running to
the door to see if he was in sight, and finding
that he was not, thought | could hear her
exclaiming in disappointed tones, mot yet
not yet"
Don't stay long, husband" and again
thought could see the young wife rocking
herself in the great arm chair and weeping
as though her heart would break, as her
thoughtess ''lord and master" prolonged his
stay wearisome length of time.
., we that have wives who say 'Don't stay
long" when you go forth, think of them kind
ly when you are mingling in the busy hive of
life, and try, just little, to make their homes
and hearts happy for they are gems too sell
dom found, and when lost too seldom re-
placed. You cannot find amid the pleasures
of the world, the peace and JOY that quiet
home, blessed with such II womau's presence,
will afford.
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Nou1 aoocl0 |!

yuyIE ladies are respectfully invited to call at the
n Farmers Cheap Store and examine our pcl@insr.
Merinoss and sllks, which we have this day rres''a
ircm Philadelphia. tOctgIl g. ~ T. y oi'eVN'
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10 Partridge Hunters!

II asking much OF those who enter my fields for
Il the parpose Of hunting Partridges to put up the
fencesY Is certainly very great annoyance to have
the fences let down aud the stock turned In when ID
could be avoided by very little trouble.
Nov. IL, 1S5i-9t n. SrLLINs.
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fam OK STORE |:
MRLLENERX AND WANrUA MAKING,

MO. Chewing Tobacco: Cigars OF all
~ kinds Scoth SNUFF Star Candles; Matches, &C. just
received and for sale at [Dec.1l sEHORNs.
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.Sg- Recruiting for the British Army is
goinr on iaster than usual in England and
ireland, but much too slow fortho exigencics
of the war. A private letter from Dublin,
says that the British government are making
preparations to ballot for soldiers in that city
aud throughout the provincial towns.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-08

MAculSKRY.-presiden Hitchcock says
that there are in Great Britain, at the present
day, fifteen thousand steam engines driven by
means of coal with power equal to that OF
two million of men; and thus is put into ope-
ration machinery cqualling the unaided power
of 800 100000 or 4O0,OoO,0O0 of men. The
influence thence omanating reaches the re-
hottest portions of the globe, aud tends nigh
tily to the civilization and happiness of the
race.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-08

TUNNEL UNDER THE Ono RIVER AT Lou
IsvILLE,-The Louisville Journal learns that
there are about scventy-hve agents already
appointed to receive subscriptions to the capt.
tai stock of the company that is to build this
work. One of the agents in Louisville has
obtained over $4,000 of subscriptions, aud
another in Clarke county, Indiana, opposite
that city, has got more than $4,000 subscribed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-12-08

CSS- 1t is said that Mr.. Strang, the Nor
mon leader of Beaver Island, is elected to
the Legislatnre of Miehignn.
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RICHMOND, Dec l.-Dr. Thompson charg.
ed with the murder of Miss Pharr, at Cow
inrton, has been acquitted. The Jury were
ont about one hour.
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CY5" The Cleveland trade of the Ohio Ca
mails in -four whiskey, wheat corn, and WOOL
has decreased So 5SI,573 since the year 1852.
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Medical Notice.
mr.. IIEADINGTON

UU living iocatedat CALHOUN, McMnn county, Tenn,
n kindly offers his professional services to the clti-
zens and surrounding country,
ONCE opposite the Union House. formerly occupied
DR.. william johnson. fScpt. S, fsji--tf--JIl
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Npy ORLEANS, Dec. ]

$500 bales Of Cotton were sold to-day at
81 cents per ID. for Midding. The sales dur
ing the week comprised $4,000 bales.
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FIsK,s PATENT metallic


TENHE subscribers, Agents for lower East Tennessee
ii for the sale Of Fsks Metallic Burial Cases inform
the public that they have just received and intend TO
keep hand supply from the largest 80 the smallest,
which they offer for sale on reasonable terms.
These cases are tight and ndestructable and when
used we have the gratifying reflection that the boes Of
deceased loved are free from rrupOn OF NaieS
depredatons Of vermn. RIDER BROWN.
Athens, Dec |. lS5i-6m 323
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Roots and shoes.
Last Call.
FRANKLIN Il BRANTLEY

Forwarding ~ Commission Merchants
savannah, Gro,
XETiI,L give prompt attention TO the business, and
w respectfully solicit eouslsaments Of Produce
from East Tennessee.
Reference-w $. cAiLAwAY, McMnn county, Tenn
Nov. 10, 1Sbi-1y. $50
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PHILANTHROPY" How melancholy to
Think" said modern philanthropist of the
sentimental school, shat 50 many Of our fell
low creatures should, under the arbitrary
laws of men, be immured in prisons"
"Yes," replied II philanthropist Of another
class, Eyes, truly; but not half SO melancholy
as that so many should be at large, who de-
serve to be there"
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WISTAR'S BALSAM.


TENIIE best remedy ever known to man. for Coughs,
n Asthma, Colds Group, Bronchitis, Influenza, Bleed
ing of the Lungs, Difficulty of Breathing, Liver Alice.
TONS Pain Weakness of the Breast, side, First
From he raj Monitor, Mass
This medicine, prepared by long-experiened and
Der of intelligent distinguished and respectable persons
in various parts Of the country, Is received and
used with entire confidence and with great success by
those afflicted with Pulmonary complaints. 1t is also
recommended available medicine for other diseases,
such Colds, Coughs and particularly those diseases
whose tendency is TO Consumption.
From tie Boston Mercantile Journal.
This medicine, coming from a respectable source and
carefully prepared by experienced and skllm physi-
clan, is received by the public with confidence Its eff
oacy has been proved in many obdurate cases of dis
ease, and Its fame has rapidly extended II has been
extensively used in every part of the country parcu'
larry in the Middle and Northern States, and strong tes
timony from intelligent and highly respectable persons
has been addHced ia favor OF its merits remedy for
Colds and Coughs, affections of the Chest Diseased Liy
err and Dyspepsia.
From, he Cincinnati Duty Times.
We would advise those OF readers who are labor
ing under affection Of the Lungs to make immediate
trial Of this truly excellent medicine The most neli-
gent and respectable families Of city have adopted
il as a favorite incidence and persons predisposed to
consumption who have used it, speak in the highest
terms OF Its efficacy.
Beware of counterfes and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
all other preparations of Wild Cherry Remember they
only initiate in name, without possessing the virtues.
Buy but the genuine and original
Dr. Wistar's WaisaIn of wild Cherry.
Signed stanford and Park" on the wrapper around
each bottle.
Sold, Wholesale and retail by
sCoVIL MEAD, III Charities street, \, o.,
between st. Louis and Cont,
General Agents for the Southern States, TO whom all
orders must be addressed.
Sold also by p II, KEITH 4 Co, Athens CowAN HAM
MoSD, Charleston; W. H. CRAGalls, Cleveland; Mess
MCKAMY, Benton; J. A. 4 c. W. COFFIN, Madsonyihe,
ami by agents in every town In the State
Dec l. lS54-Gm 1923
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"antod.

Wv &oAA GS(As
n profitable and respectable business In one OF the
n leading business cities Of the South, Partner.
with capital of So 900 or 81 1000, who can come
well recommended, and is well acquainted in the State
of Tennessee. Applicants can gain further informa-
ton in the matter by calling the proprietor OF this
paper. Nov. "a, 155+-It-322
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Fall 60 Winter STOCK
yHyIIE subscriber Is now receiving and opening his
jill stock Of Fall and winter Goods togsthsr
with q good lot Of Rcady-Uade Clothing.
which he proposes to sel low for each, or on time W
good men. Nov. L.. DoDsoN'
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Valuable House and Lot for Sale.

uNon saIe House and Lot In the Immediate vicinity
n ~ Athens There are about eight acres 81 ground
and a comfortable two story frame House, Kitchen,
Stable, aud other ontbnldings. There are
s.n variety of good Fruit Trees on the premises, Tbs
oaton l. very desirable and ~ the owner Il
IONS 10 sell he win drpose OF II on accommodating terms
por further information, enquire o, this oniee.
Oct. ~, Isjl-if 8ls
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j. A. A n $ LIE ",

Commission and produce Merchant,
Office on Broad street, opposite Union Bank,
Augusta. C+a.,
VETILL give prompt and personal attention to the
Wv sale Of Bacon, Lard, Grain, Flour, Cotton, and
all articles of Merchandise consigned to him. Also, to
the forwarding of Goods for the Interior and Northern
markets at the customary rates Liberal advances Ell
ther cash by acceptance made on articles In store
or when bills Of lading accompany drafts.
REFEREyCEs --Iiakcr, Wilcox Co.; Ma b. Wilkinson;
j. c. Fargo Cashier" Augusta, Ga Hand, Williams
Wilcox rhos Trout 4 Co, Charleston, $. c. Vim. Dun
can; Paddclford, Fay Co.; r. r. Willis Savannah, Ga.
sturpes Bennett & Co., New York J. g. Wilson Co.;
D. Stuart & SON, Baltimore Wood Low, New Orleans.
C. B Welborn Dalton, Ga Grenville Sample, Chat.
tanooga Tenn Bearden, Son h Co., Knoxville, Tenn.
s X Reeder, Athens, Tenn W. Shapard Co.; Berry
& Demevlle, Nashville, Tenn. NOV. u, 5I-tf-3l2
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A GENERAL assortment of BOOTS and SHOES
"a which we promise TO sell as low as they can be
bought elsewhere. Call and judge for yourselves. We
take pleasure in showing and pricing. -.
Athens, Dec. CF&T. f. GIBSON.
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ININE Chewing Tobacco, aud No. l Cigars
Il just received by A, GLEAGE a. co.
April 1854.
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AH REWARD.

u 0ST along the main road leading from Madisonvile
Il to Charleston, large old fashioned twisted link
Gold watch Chain. with an imitation Of "A snake
enclosing the two strands, with large ring at end
holding the head partof key. will give the above
reward OF Five Dollars to any person who may find II
and hand it the editor Of the Athens Post, myself
at Cleveland, Tenn. JOHN G. BROWN.
Dec. l, 1Sj4-It 1923
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InGOlVent Notice.

A"NOa Che
a Ill persons having claims against the estate Of
IA George Kncannon, deceased are hereby notified
appear and file the same, authenticated in the manner
prescribed by law with the Clerk of the County Court OF
Megs county, Tennessee, before the first Monday
nsOlyent. MARTIN RlGG,
Admiaiardtorof George Kiacdnnoa, decd
Dec. /, 1S5l-4t 323
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A GOOD dry article Of sack Salt, Just received and
Oct. %, 1851
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Test -ActcfS-
CtuLpHuric. Nitric and tydrochorc ~ Muiiatlo
- Acids, Of the pures, quality, Tor sale low, by
July ~ u. lIf''
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RoIting Cloths.

SDSD - BAGS just received and for sale.
%AsB Nov II MCEWEN GILLESPIE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-04
ANOTHER FRESH STOCK OF DRUGS,
MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Oils, Dye Stuffs, &c.

4 MUNG which will be found: Nerve
4 and Bone Linament, for the cure OF
Rheumatism. Sprains, Burns or Scalds
Extract Logwood, Ayre's Cherry Pccto-
raj, Jaync's ExpccloraHt, McAIlistcr ONT
mcni, Pam Killer, Esscncc Coffee,
Swaim's Panacca. African Pepper, Rush
ton, Ozark & Cos. Cod liver Oil, Per-
cushion Caps, Split and Ribbed, Paint
shes,assor,cd sizes, Whilc-wash brush
cs Window Glass, 8 by 10, 10 by -, IL
by Is, White lead, superior quality, la
pan and CopaI Narnish, Llnsccd Oil,
Spirits Turpcntine, ETHEREAL Oh, superior
quality, Soda and Water Crackers and
fresh Putty, for sale by
CHIRLES K3RPER, Agnt,
For T.. G.. BUCKLES.
November &c, 1853 LIT