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DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS.

Well known Merchants, respectable Apoth.
ecaries, and hundreds of Others, bear testimo-
ny to the good effects of Stabler's Anodyne
Cherry Eypectorant in Coughs, Colds and
diseases of the Lungs and Throat generally.
There is no empiricism in its preparation.--
Articles which are so well known and highly
appreciated by the entire medical faculty,
alone enter into its combination. The Diar-
rhea Cordial is also prepared with the same
scientific skill and care. Its beneficial effects
in diseases of the bowels have been remarlsa-
BILE. Over 500 physicians, who have been
made acquainted with the recipes of these
popular remedies, have been pleased with
them, and only spoken of them in terms OF
unqualified praise. II you have Cough, or
any disease Of the Lungs or Throat, give the
Expectorant trial. Or if YOU or any oI
your friends need the aid OF the Diarrhea
Cordial, make use OF 1t with confidence and
mark the result. See advertisement in an
other column, and descriptive pamphlets, Il
nc had gratis Of the agents. Price OF zach
only 50 cents, or six bottles for $3.50. lsr.i
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Lands at Public Sale,

EGURSt Ant 10 Il decree ~ tie Chanccrv
a Court at Athens, will sell, on the prem
ises, on the 81 day of June nest, 10 the HIGH
est bidder, the following described pieces,
parcels or tracts Of Land, in Mcliinn county,
viz: 1873 acres VI the Northwest quarter and
the North east quarter of section l6. aud the
Southeast quarter of section s, and the East
half OF the Southwest quarter of section s.
in township i, range ID, West Of the lncri-
dian, liIWaSscc district: 80 acres which was
purchased Of Sterling Camp on the iih day
OF February. 1889, beginning at u stake on
the North. east corner 81. section II, town
ship !, range ID, West Of the meridian, Ill
wasscc district; thence South poles to u
post oak thence West 100 poles to II stake;
thence North 90 poles TO the half mile stake;
thence East 100 poles to the bcginning-
Also, 81 acres. beginning ut Il stake, the
b Northwest corner Of the Northwest quarter
/ of section l6, fractional township 4, range .
West; thence with the sectional line East
81 poles to 4 large poplar at the top Of the
bank Of the Eastanaiec Creek thence 4
Southeast course on the top of the bank of
said Creek - poles and 6 feet to small
poplar tree; thence Southwest course 20
| poles to Il stake in the center of the first
spring below the saw mill where Sam'l Muir
| ply formerly lived: thence straight across
Eas'anallce Creek / poles 10 Il stake, low
wafer mark; thence up the mcanlrrs Of the
Creek to Il stake, where Il line North and
, South through the centcr of said quarter will
cross said Creek: thence South with the said
! North and South line 81 poles TO Il stake,
Sterling Camps corner thence II poles with
Camps line, to n stake on the bank Of the
Creek; thence down the Creek | IS poles to
the beginning. Also, two tracts Of Land
one continuing 73 acres in the 2lst section in
the same township and range last aforesaid,
the North side Of the Northeast quarter of
said section; the other containing 80 acre, in
same township and range aforesaid, in sec
ton IS, the South half of the Southeast
quarter Of section 10, and also the North
east quarter of said section l6. All of said
lands above described except 80 acres,d, crecd
to John Scarborough by the Chanccry Court
at Il previous term of the same, subject to
the widows dover in the same. a credit
of II months will be given on all except the
sum of $l2O-bond and approved security
will be required on the balance, and Il. lien
retained or the land until all is paid. The
above land will be sold in lots SO as to COM
mand the most mouey--it being the land of
Th0s. McCalIie, deceased, and sold for dis |
tributlon amongst his heirs.
WA. LOWRY, G. d. W.
April 81, lS5i-td Prs fee Sl2jJ 29l
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MACON MARKET.

Macon, April IL.
Arrivals of Bacon Lard, Flour and Grain
for the past week have been light--demano
good, prices firm.
unconscious light, hog round, ! 1ic
clear sides S a SIC.
Lani-Siocks light, in bills, s. SIC; in
kegs S &c.
lIeavy demand, SO S5c per bushel
Oats-Stocks light, dull, 30 53c per BUSH
Peas-lIeayy demand, 9jc il !: i per bushel.
Weai-Stock light, in demand - Il 90c.
Eour-Stock light, Tenn. brands 81 S.
EdthrS-Stocks light, sales ready, 81 Il zoe.
7ojacco-Kentucky, per box, II II Ice; Nir-
giniH ~ II SOC.
Bccf Lauie on foot Il &c.
DriM FrMt-Peaches, peeled, 81; Apples,
peeled. - II Soc
EggS ~ "A / lie per d"2.
Eatt,r--Dul!, IL II lie per ID.
Coiioa--Duil, ! Il SIC.
Respectfully,
ALLEN & DUNLAP.
Commi%SioD MERCHANTS, Nocon ia.
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ELAS.EE-NG.

DAxDrIDGr, Tenn, 2lst Nov, 1874
10 all to whom these presents haH came, Greet
ing:
WE the undersigned, citizens Of the coun.
w " Of jefferson and state OF Tennessee,
are well acquainted with THONGS YOUNG,
the bearer hereof a PLASlERER b.. ocGu-
patton. and we do with pleasure certify TO
the public that lie is II gentleman of strict
punctuality in filling and iischarging all con-
tracts in his line of business; that he has
done work for us which has been done with
much satisfaction to us, and in more work
man.ike manner than We have had any here
toiorc done in his line; and We are Of opinof'
/, is equal. if not better. than any Plasterins
which we have seen done by any other pei.
son. LlN'L CARSON,
.losEpH llAMILToS.
We substantially concur with the nbovo
statement. W. ID. FATS,
S:u'L y. FAiS.
.s3"Adlrcss the undersigned ut Cleveland,
Tenn. THOMAS lOl NJ.
march 81, ls5i-3'n# .SS
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Another Great Battle!
McSPADDEN & HORTON

4 RE now happy TO inform their friends
n and the public generally that While alt
Europe is engaged in wars, they have just IL
ccivcd IL lnrg" stock of
Spring AND SUMMER GOODS!
Their stock consists in part Of French Cloths,
Cassimcres Sa.mets, Tweeds Queens Cloths,
Co'tonaics, Satins, Fancy Vcstinls, Ladies
Dress Goods Lawn aud Ginghum Robes,
Swiss DO. Plaid DeLaines. Berage Del.ainer,
Persian Challi Plaid poplins, Black and Fancy
Silks Embroidered ana Dotted Swiss, lnccs
and Edginr. Prints Of all styles and Prices;
the latest style OF
SP ING BONN T. rs.
Bonnet Ribbon Neck Ribbons J.. g. lldkts.
SILK lldlts, Hosiery, DC.
ia RS a y D e 4 y s.
Also, Il larg" and well selected stock u
READY WADE THING,
for Spring and summer wtar; Boots and shoes,
Hardware and Cutlery, Queensware, Croce.
res, DE, dc.
We eanno. enumoraie MI the articles on
hand, but ask those who wish good and pref
~ Goods at low prices to give us call and
they will not be disappointed. We continue
to take all kinds Of Produce ut highest prices.
Come ON. every body, and the rest of man.
kind. aud examine our stock free OF charge.
mar2i. McSPADDEN ~ HORTON.
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Thunder and BlaZeS!
WHO'D 4 TWINK IT!.
=. IA, * II II ID II "

IANE ust received and opened one of the
1 / largest and best selected stocks of
SPRING AVID SUMMER GOODS!
that he or any body else have ever brought
to this market, bu, rs he is decidedly opposed
to the humbu. and bregadocio style to which
some merchants resort in pulling their Goods
he Will only say that his stock was selected
by an experienced hand, and is just suited
to the wants of the people of both town and
country.
For the Ladies' he has handsome assert,
mcnt Of
DIR T. S s & q u ID s.!
Such as narcges lurcgc DeLancs, SILK lis
sues. together with beautiful assortment ot
Ginghams. .laconets, Laws Calicocs, &c, Bon
net Ribbons Gloves Hosiery, dc.
For Gentlemen he has Cloths, Cassi'ners,
Twcrds, Cottrnndcs Fancy Nestings, Hats,
Bots and Shoes, II good stock of Read y-lnade
Clothing, together with great many other
articles too numerous tc mention i'll n ncwspa
per advertisement, all Of which he offers to
customers on the most accommodating terms.
He wishes it distinctly understood that lac
charges nothing for showing ms Goods.
Remember, one door North Of the entrance
TO the Athens Hotel. 'nar.3i.
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Chancery Sale Of Land.

PURSUANT 10 decree of the Chancery
l. Court at Athens, will sell on the prem
iscs on the first day of June next, TO the
highest bidder the following pcicrs, parcels or
tract Of Land lying in McNiinn county. in the
sixth civil district, viz: -Four Hundred and
Twenty Acres, be the same more or less, be-
ing the Northwest, and Southwest quarters
OF section second, township fifth, range first
east of the meridian, in the liwaiscc district.
Also, One Hundred Acres, corncring on said
Land, being the Northeast part, of the North
east quarter of section ten. in the same range
and township, being the Obcd Patty tract of
Land and sold for distribution amongst his
heirs. Twenty per cent. of the purchase
money will be required in advance, and the
balance on Il credit of one and two years.
Bond ana surety required, and u lien on the
land until all is paid.
WM. LOWRY. C.. 81 w.
April q, lS5i-td Prs fee $3.50 POI
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w We extract the paragraph belC

eW-We extract the paragraph below from
letter written by a Havana Correspondent
of the Charleston Standard. Who will not
admit but that Cuba needs Il change Of own
crs! This is but a typo of the daily occur
renee of petty tyranny, in Havana
A Creole gcntlman, ] understand, recently
applied for a Passport for himself and son,
he being about to place the latter at some
College in the United States. The Passport
was refused, and the gentleman was .fned
two hundred and fifty dollars for having dar-
ed to apply for the Passport! Do you not
think such treatment is certain to render the
Creoles loyal subjects TO the Spanish Throne!
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C @ NJ vi E R CIA L.
4 ILANT'A MARKET.

ATLANTA, April II.
Bacoa is still selling from store at Sc, hog
round, OH 90 days time; hams &c; sides 81 q
&c; shoulders 7c--though our market the past
week has been much disturbed by some OF
our Tennessee friends who have, to no pur-
pose been trying to press sales at &c.
Ldrd-Stock light-worth in barrels ?!c,
III kegs Zoe.
Enter lHc per ID.
Hag-None in market worth :l,7j per loo
Flour 800 s. per Dbl.
Corm-Brisk, 1jc, sacked, stock light.
outs 30 a zoe, some demand, stock very
light.
Respectfully,
SEAGG, ABBOTT 4 CO.,
General Commission Merchants.
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SAVANNAH MARKET.

SAVANNAH, April II.
Flow-1hc market is fairly supplied with
Georgia, and we quote it at s. a 81 per bbl
Some holders ask an advance.
Corn-'rhc demand is limited and :hc stocl;
ample We quote it ut Wholesale at soc and
in lots at 30 II 9jc.
Bacon--'lhis article is dull of sale, and
prices are irregular. We quote Tennessee
shoulders at to &c; sides at s II Dc.
Uay--1he market is well supplied aud
prices have declined. Northern has been
selling from the wharf at s IL $l,O6!, and
Eastern at 81 per hundrel pounds.
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Valuable Lands and Negroes
For Sale.

AN the 18th day of May, 1854, in pursu-
I ancc Of n decree Of the Circuit Court of
McMinn county. Tennessee rendered at the
April term, 1881. will offer ut public sale to
the highest bidder, at the late residence of
james Wilson, deceased, in the county OF Me
Mimi aforesaid,
YIVO T!LNlBLE FARMS,
one known as the "IIome Place" including
the dwelling in which the said James Wilson
resided before his death. and consisting at the
following tracts of Land viz: TIL" South east
quarter: the East half of the Northeast quar-
ter; the Northwest and Southwest quarters
Of section thir'y-iivc, in the third township
and the Northeast quarter o! section one, III
the fourth township. all in range first West
of the meridian, in the lliwnssee Dihrict.-
The other known ms the "llickcy Farm, and
consisting ii the following tracts OF Land,
viz: 1870 acres more or less, and particularly
described in deed 10 said James Wilson, de
ceased. from the President and Directors OF
the Bank of Tennessee. and the Northwest
quarters of section twenty-five, in the third
township. and range first, West of the meri-
dian, in the lIwasSec District, all in McSlinn
county. Said Lands to be sold subject to the
widows DOVER on credit OF one two and
three years, with interest from date, the pur-
chascrS giving bona WIN approved security
and a lien being retained Oh tie Land for the
purchase money.
Also. at the same time and place, ] will Of
fer forsale TO the highest bidder, the following
ST. Az EiS,
viz: Ellen, aged ABOUT - years: Jesse aged
about II wears; Abe, aged about 81 years;
TamaN aged about 30 or years; John, aged
about 80 years; ltoalman, aged about -
wears; Jesse. aged about % years Betsy, aged
about Is wears; Cornelin, aged about / yc"rs
and .osrrh, aged about wears. Said Ne
"ro.s 10 be. sold ON a credit of II months,
with interest from date OF sale; bond with APP
proved security being given for the purchase
money. The object of said sales being make
distribution Of the estate among the heirs OF
james Wilson, deceased.
JOHN ]. BRIDGES, Clerk
Circ"a Co"rt Of Nc.Nn" county I'm"
April II, lS5i--id Prs fee so $50
~ Times, Dalton, Ga, will please copy.
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IN CHANCERY Ar BENTON
John Caldwell. \. II. Keith, John j. Mastit
and John b. Mastin,

John VI. Dow and William Hancock.
ATTACHMENT BILL.
TT appearing from the allegations of the
lii that the defendant, John VI. Dow, is n
nonresident of the State Of Tenncssee, it ia
ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post, published in Athens, Tennessee,
for four successive weeks, notifying said de.
PENDANT TO appear at our next Court OF Chan
Gerry. to be held ut the Courthouse in Benton,
on the first Monday Of August next. and plead,
answer or dcmur to said BILL or the same will
be taken for confessed rs 40 him, and set for
hearing accordingly,
4. +. BRADFORD, {. Il W.
By Jas. SMITH, d. {. 4 NJ.
April II, Isji-it Prs fee So 800
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eB- Tho Washington correspondent Of
tho Herald sovs-

the N. Y. Herald says
The facts developed to the Senate durin g
the discussion of the Gadsden treaty show
that Mr.. Lctcher was instructed to offer the
Mexican government, for the obrogation oil
the 18th article of tic treaty of Gaudaloupe
Hidalgo, three millions, and the assumption
by the United States of the claims of Amcrl.
can citizens against Mexico. a tclcgraphic
despatch was sent to New Orleans, and for
warded to Mr.. Letcher, authorizing him to
increase the sum to six millions. Suisse
quently, Mr., Conkling renewed Mr.. Letchcr's
order, and finally raised the amount to 8 mil
lions in money and the assumpsit of the
claims aforesaid, which the Mexican govern
ment considered equal to ten millions in all.
The lowest sum ever asked by the Mexican
government for the abrogation Of the llth
article, previous to the late negotiations, was
twenty-five millions.
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The Turks Victorious!
\ regular avalanche of
G. u q ID s!

Just received direct from New York and open
for exhibition at our old stand in
CALHOUN, TENN.
TNO attempt TO describe them or give any
l. adequate conception of the styles. would
be like an attempt to paint the sun. Imagine
flower garden in the month OF May, with
every flower in full bloom and doing its
prettiest," and you may form some idea of
these Goods And as to prices, when we
consider the high price Of Cotton, it can hard
ly be credited that Goods can be sold so won
derfully cheap It would be impossible to
enumerate articles and priccs-to be appre.
ciated they mus: be seen. An invitation is
therefore extended to the whole world to
come and look at Goods and prices.
SEEING IS Belle WING.
Come then, all who want TO save money
and ! can and will prove all have said on
this subject. b. F. MARTIN.
April 81, ls5i-6m
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Notice.

TT having been shown that the estate Of
/ Jno. \. Crockett deed, is insolvent. notice
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to file them with the
County Court Clerk of McSinn county, prop
erly authenticated, by the LIST OF July next, so
that pro rate distribution may be made.
THOS. NJ CROCKETT, -idar.
April 81, lS5i-3t 29l
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TEMPERANCE DELIBERATIONS.
The East Tennessee Grand Division will
meet "a. Madisonvile on the 9th and 2sth
instant, and will unite with jacksonville Di-
vision, No. 2GS, Sons of Temperance, in ccle-
brating the 9TH anniversary on the 2Sth
which will be done by procession and public
addresses.
The brethren of surrounding Divisions are
cordially invited to be in attendance. The
delegates to the Grand Division will be en-
tertaiued by the citizens. free of charge.
c. W. COFFIN, = =
JOSEPH UPTON. !
THos. CROOKsHANKS, ! .s2. :
&. CANNON,
JOHN AGNEW, =
jacksonville, April II, 1854.
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State of Tennessee, Polk county

Circuit Court, February Term, 1854.
WHEREAS, Joshua Quinn, Collector of tn
| w public Taxes for the county Of Polk, re
ported to Court the following tracts Of Ian,
as having been returned for thq taxes for til,
! year 1853, and that the taxes thereon renal,
due and unpaid, and that the respective own
ers thereof have no goods and chattles in saiC
county on which he can distrain for said taxes
to wit:
Larkin Brannon-7th dist, fractional town
ship South, range East, OcVee district
South east quarter, 100 acres valued at 5000
tax ,O5, clerks fee s l,jO, collector fee 5
printers fee $3.50
". Il. Johnston-Section 81. fr township
South range East; also, North east and
Southwest quarters Of section 80, same town
ship and range-960 acres, valued at $3.50;
tax 75c, collectors fee 81, clerks fee 81 so,
printers fee 80.
p. j. r. Ed,nards-l92O acres 4'h and 5th
sections, fractional township South, and
saith section, fractional township . South, all
range East, valued at $3.50; tax Si,O5, coll
lectors fee ST. clerk fee 81 80; prs fee 81 80.
Hayiiand, Risiey d Co.--iO acres lst frac
tional township North section IL, Southeast
corner of Southeast quarter, valued at $40;
tax lie, collectors fee 81; clerks fee 81, so,
printers fee Sl,iO.
4. j. Duacaa-Range Fast, fractional
township | North, section -, Southwest
fractional quarter, valued at 800; tax Soc
collectors fee 81, clerks fee 5 30, printers
Zee LOO.
H,irs Of .Io"pa THo,aas d,cd-Sou,h-ca east
quarter section 10, and North half of South
west quarter Of section II, township |, range
., East of the basis line, valued at 5000; tax
$40, collectors fee 81; clerks fee $l,jO,
printer fee sl,50.
All the above lands in the Ocoee district,
Polk county, Tennessee.
Whereupon, il is considered by the Court
that judgment be and II is hereby entered
against the aforesaid tracts OF land in the
name of the State for the sums annexed to
each of them, being the amount of taxes, costs
and charges due scvcrally thereon for the
year so, and it is ordered by the Court that
said seS eral 'racts of land. or 50 much there
of rs shall he sufficient of each of them to
satisfy the taxes, costs and charges annexed
to them scyerally. be sold as the law directs
Witness, James Smith, Clerk of our said
Court at Office III Benton, the ID Monday Of
February, l:Jl. JAMES SMITH, Urk.
ATOTlCE-I Will sell to the highest bidder
!. \ for cash a. the courthouse door in Ben.
ton, on the first Monday in July next, all the
foregoing tracts Of land, or 50 much thereof
n shall be sufficient to pay and satisfy the
costs and charges due thereon.
JOSHUA QUINN, Tat Co}Icc'oy.'
April 81, lsji-St POI
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~ Montesquieu says: "False happiness
renders men stern and proud, and that happi-
ness is never communicated. True happiness
renders them kind and sensible, and that
happiness is always shared"
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10000 Agents Wanted.

y Agent wanted in every torn and county
~ in the United States. to sell the most
popHlur and saicaJie books ever published in.
GLIDING several new works with finely coiorod
plates, also the works Of T. :. iHh"T, in
GLIDING "irih1rs cottage LIBRARY" 10000
copies of these popular series of books. have
been sold in the last three months The
largest commission paid to enterrrising and
industrious men, who can now have an opor-
,uuiiv for doing pleasant and profitable
business seldom offered
Each Agent has exclusive control Of the
sale of our publications for the town or coun-
~ he may agree 20 canvass.
For particulars apply personally, or address
(post paiiJ !. W. BRADLEY, P.blisk.r,
10 Is North .ith street, Phiia,!lpLia.
April TT 2sy
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W- San Francisco, by the last accounts,
is crowded with oilers, and the whole State
was experiencing the effect of "hard times
Wages are remarkably low, men being hired
from 1876 to $50 month, boarding them
selves at that
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Notice..

A Ii persons indebted to the estate Of DIR.
n W. G. Nice, decd, are requested to make
without delay. The business of the
estate must be closed, and all notes and ac-
counts not paid in very short time will be
riyen to an officer for collection.
RoD'T y. NcLWEN, Executor.
April q, '54-tf 29l
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APRErrY Coop FEE.-The New Dr.
leans Board of Aldermen have passed reso.
luton authorizing the payment of 100000,
TO Messrs. Rosiius, Hunt, Gahcle and
Preaux, the gentlemen who conducted the
McDonough will case in behalf Of the city.
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A SENSIBLE ArHoRrsM.-Therei is a deal OF
truth in remark which Mademoiselle dc
Sommery frequently repeated: "The world
stigmatizes many men with the reputation OF
being wicked, with whom 4 woman would be
but too happy to pass her life"
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The Councils of New Orleans have SUBJ
scribed two millions of dollars to the Jackson
and Great Western railroad, and one million
and a half to the Opclousas and Western
railroad.
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Notice..

DISSOLVED. by the Board Of Directors Of
Ii the Branch Bank of Tennessee at Athens,
that no Bill of Exchange falling due after the
first day Of May next will be renewed. but
must be paid at the point where payable.
By order of the Board.
April Is, Is5i-2tl A. BLIZZARD Cash'r.
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w. y. r e y NJ O L . S.

Y
is now receiving well selected cheap and
/ extensive stock Of
Spring AND SIMMER GOODS!
to which he invites the attention Of his friends
aud the public generally. Having selected
his Good. with great care in the cities of
VIEW YORK .3ND PHILA DELPHIi
he is prepared to offer induccment-to persons
wishing to buy good and cheap Goods.
1t is considered unnecessary to enumerate
articles, MS 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 I, lSji--dm $50