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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-08-25
BY SAM. P. WINS.
IT II M s:

THE POST ia published every Friday at s9 per year
payabe in advance or g. II payment is delayed until
The expiration Of the year.
Advertisements will be charged VI per square
Of 10 lines or less for the insertion and 25 cents fol
each continuance A liberal deduction made to those
who advertise by the year. Persons sending adver
tisements must mark the number OF times they desire
them inserted they viii be continued unt iorDld aho
charged accordingly. .At Al
FoP announcing the names Of candidates for Office s3
Cash. - =,
Cards Blanks Handbs, &C., will be executed in gooc
STYLE and on reasonable terms. 50
All letters addressed to the Proprietor, post PAID VII
be promptly attended to- u, ,,,,,
Persons at a distance sending us the names OF foni
soIvent snbscribers will be entitled to fifth copy gratis
No communication inserted unless accompanied U9
the name Of the author. .
e- ONCE on Main street, next door to the old JACK
son Hotel ....
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e4y- Although the place has been settled
for fifty years, a sermon had never been
preached Till last Sunday week, on Williams
river, in Nicholas county, Virginia. Rev. s.
Black, Southern Methodist divine, had the
honor of preaching the first sermon. The
neighborhood is said to be remarkable for
its good order, sobriety and morality.
PECULIAR lNsTITUTIoNs.-Some of our N
York contemporaries are very much exercis-
ed in their minds about Southern institutions
Here is one of theirs described by the SUM-
day Atlas:
A lady friend of ours, in making calls upon
the fashionable millinery establishments of
Broadway, after making her purchases at one
of them, was politely invited to back room,
where she was invited to take glass of
wine. We did not ask her whether she re-
fused or not, but she informed us that the
department seemed devoted exclusively to
the purpose of treating their customers. This
is another step in the march of civilization.
We poor male bipeds will have to keep a
sharp look out for wives and daughters, lest
they be induced, while in n state of semiin-
toxicaton, to spend more money than the
law allows. Tipping is getting to be fash
ionable vice among the ladies, and there are
already seyelal splendid saloons in Broad
way, which they visit exclusively for the pur-
pose, unattended by their lords.
Where is Greedy and Rev. Mr.. Tucker,
"the temperance lectures" while these evils
are sprnging up in their very midst?
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"BnL NEBRASKA The first white mae
child born in Nebraska since the passage of
the organization bill was born at DR.. Clark's
Hospital, Nebraska Centre, in June, and was
christoned Bill Nebraska Kinney His father,
the Hon. J. F. Kinney, chief justice of Utah,
has taken the lead in sustaining the "Douglas
bill in very forcible manner
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-08-25

0ErThc evils of civilization spread like tho
plague, its blessings creep like a shadow.
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DEALER.-Adespatch from Cambridge, Mass,
says:
The case of Porter, which has been on
hand for some time, has been concluded. He
was charged with violating the Liquor Law.
The sentence against him is that he pay n
fine of three hundred and fifty dollars, and
be imprisoned for four years
The accused has appealed from the deci-
sion, which is generally pronounced an un-
righteous one 7'- 4--s'
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$s,394,OOO

Total. $s,394,OO0
And an appropriation from the general
Treasury of not exceeding $2,344,464, to
supply any deficiency in the Post Office reve
nue. to meet the above. The Postmaster
General is directed to contiue mail service
between Charleston and Havana, in the
months of August and September, as is now
done in the other ten months of tho year.
He is also directed to establish mail on the
Mississippi river, from Cairo to New Orleans,
and from Keokuk, Iowa, to Galena, Illinois.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
New York, August i

I'VE" 1Ohht AhuS"Se Ao'
The British mail steamship America, with
Liverpool dates to the 9TH of August has ar
rived at Halifax, N. s.
London Money Market.-Consols are quot
ed at 92f.
The Bank of England has reduced the rate
of interest to 5 pc. cent
The allied fleet had gone to reconnoitre the
coast of the Crimea.
One hundred thousand French and English
would Immediately enter the Crmea, and take
possession of the heights above Sebastopol.
The defeat of the Turks in Asia, is con-
frmed.
The allied fleet was off Aland.
The Car, the Arch Duke and Arch Ouch
ess of Constantine, narrowly escaped being
captured by an English steamer.
Gen. D'IIilliers, with the French army, has
joined the allied fleet of the Aland Islands.
The Russians attacked the French and
Turkish camp of Gurgevo, and were defeated
with n loss of two thousand killed, and five
hundred taken prisoners.
The Russians retreated by forced marches.
The evacuation of Wallachia is completed.
On the 18th July, the Russians were con-
centrating their forces, and preparing Buchar-
est for a brilliant reception of Omer Pacha.
The Austrian troops had been ordered to
advance from Pesth to Gallacia. The total
Austrian force is 325,00O. The frontiers had
not yet been crossed, but the preparations for
hostities being made were of colossal
character
The cholera was raging among the British
army, and at Constanunople.
Spain is tranquil. The Queen has accept
ed Espartelo's plan of Government Espar-
tero has been appointed President of the Privy
Council. and O'Donnel Minister of War.
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rY~ The editor of German newspaper,
published in Louisville, says that some Of the
most wealthy German citizens of the United
States have raised million of dollars, and
intend increasing the amount to several mil
lions, to turn the entire tide of future German
immigration to Canada and South America.
rY- We observe that the Lancaster (Pa.)
Independent Wing declares itself in favor Of
the Hon. Thos Ii. Benton for President, and
the Hon. Robert Il. Conrad for Vice Presi-
dent, in the great contest of 1866.
l-g- The recent election in Iowa, il seems,
was not conducted upon old party principles,
but upon the Nebraska aud Liquor law issues,
and II would seem that the ant-Nebraska and
Prohibitory Liquor Law party have triumph
cd by decisive majority.
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VOL. VINO. 300.

HORRIBLE AEFAIR.- The Charlottesville
Advocate has letter from Morgan County,
KY, stating on the 3Oth ult., a dreadful affair
occurred at Bloomington, in that county,
Two lawyers, named respectively Easily and
Hazelrig, were rival candidates for the office
of county attorney. During the canvass on
the day before stated, Easily, in a speech to
n crowd of the electors, declared that Hazel
rig was n liar and had committed perjury
Immediately Hazelrig stepped up to the stand,
and without word pointed a revolver at his
assailant, discharged the contents into his
head, blowing ont his brains and causing in
stant death. Hazolrig surrendered himself;
was examined and acquitted on the ground of
justifable homicide.
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g "Noiice.-To all those that am indebted
to, that cannot pay this year; but will pay
as soon as can. | hope that there will bo
no hard thoughts, for this is II fact, and ad-
vertise this to keep from being sued or dun
ned. But remain your friend until death.
NJ. T. DEyERn
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.--The appro-
priations for the service of the Post Office
Department, for the year ending 3Oth of June
next, out of the monies in the Treasury,
arising from the revenues of said Department
are rs follows:
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NIGHT WAreeiEs

NIGHT WA Hes. -
Noiselessly and silently comes the physi-
clan. ,. .
'Is she better nowr the eager mother
whispers.
No BETTER he answered, in his usual slow
but expressive speech. She lay there, still
and quiet. Not murmur. Life had given
her but few summers-yet they were enough
to tell her what li1iTYas. There was no
beauty in her face. ~sslt, o! there was the
childlike fondness, the artlessnes, that moth
ers love. She was the mothers jewel-an
only one. The little hand lay outside of the
covering, thin and white. The mother touch.
ed it, but averted her face in vain to hide the
tears.
Mother, tell the doctor want him. Gent
ly he comes, and takes the: sufferers hand
in his. . -
Doctor, will i die says she, in a firm
voice.
'We fear, child, that you are very ILL.,
Come to me now, mother and lay your
hand in mine. Oh! do not be afraid for me.
| am ready Hn-.e. o'
No trembe in thy voice, little one. Child
ange! art thou! to whom that first sufferer,
the Holy One, has come and given glimpses
of glory. Why fear! Why tremble2 when
the white winged ones are near
But your mother! Go out there (for it is
welD to press thy burning head down upon
the grass heavy with the dew, beneath the
deep heavens that have no hope for you.-
Pray there. There was one other who
knelt in blood and agony, praying-'If it's
Gods will let this cup pass from me- Moth
err we know that this child has laid in Thy
bosom, out lean out thy sOul-to that ycarn-
ing love that looks out at you. Still with
thy burning pulses in the cooling dew, eter-
nifty has breathed away the dust and ashes
that have been clinging for years to thy
soul. aa I llaI ad'
Arise, now! No need of those bitter burn
ing tears. sas 1uT aiH
| am the way, the truth, and the life. =
Once you heard that from the pulpit
1t fell lifeless then. Oh! it has power
now. m nj ..lIHqiL LH
Come to me again ma--your hand here
see the deep waters parting, and am sinking
sinking in Observation-Disclosures ain't
afraid now, are youF .a sl8 ia -t
- *g& *r
They buried the young and the suffering
one at Laurel Hill. But the mother! Why
is it that that poor luttering heart is quiOt
and a strong heart nowl No tears at the
grave No death-agony, almost, when she
thinks of the struggles, with poor humani-
ty, that await her. Gushing ont of her soul
in love that would fold all the world to her
breast. Deep, very deep, in her heart, lies
the tears of thanksgiving and of hope, but
they seldom gather in her eyes.
Child angel Qor we know not what they
call thee THERE0 farewcll. Mimosa plant new
er shrunk more sensitively from the rude
touch of man, than did thy spirit close from
the breath of the world, as shuts the. rose
leaves in evening. We are here.
All tearfully and fearfully,
.n Alone and sorrowing
We struggling, you afe-havcned-at
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s1s- The Boston Atlas says there was n
severe frost at East Moultonborough, N H..
on Tuesday night. Rather cool for dog days.
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How THEY SETTLE UP IN ILLlNois.--The
following advertisement we 6nd in an Illinois
print. There is something touching in the
way the INDECENT sinner beseeehes his credi.
tors to have no hard thoughts of his poverty.
We fearthe holders of NJ. T. Dever's paper
must consider their Investment as lent to the
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We struggling, you afe-havcned-at
rest.
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MoND. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER "a. 1854.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
may be obtained the speedy rer,
XX u ths EoIld for All

BALTiaoRE LOCK h6sPiTAL.
WniRE may be obtained the mos, speedy
sSGRET DISEASES.
1s o.s s a. Pal. n .A
sa.: ry s q;
Il. ss y soSyi
aIs.tal and h.b, aaissy sSeeS to A IN;
and Sr.a might eth,T-.e have .nt1.ae.s @
'hfsag yIs may f:nes or ''''o to se''e'
Of Phy,s. inmsd.ssy consul, Dr. and ;. re-
stored to perfect heath. -, ,o,,,uo,
osr.ex NO eofSg 81 sSgIzEsS snsSrn,ex STREET
PARTICULAR in observing the MANY EUhsKa or sea Vi.
0S Gz5H Saa "a Ss 4so ~ eg4Hsz q e. MADE
he the '', proper rAi;iiS r. iS,issGfSy is sGRs TO-
6 tssd & a fTS ss
aoa sSs s .D ss , 's
ao. .on,hns fnorn many
1s SssisE ss,ass s,,.s..s :. ,a.sa :Ssa!
cured is,uedia,ey. " 1'"1' ''''
,, b.. .SSsd - The SEEDS ., ri, happens
from ipgyns .o,s who alton
to.ra such a. uepTaseI ars
e. The hesd face and with "a
victim Of hi. arsa ~ & , s,
ps sending h. soarne from Whence no trarser re-
turns. To therefore Dr. JOHNSTON pre-.
In the Hospitals, in Intric. he re.
ao,d disease MS. nehoy that aads ial victim,
s s.d % iSpl S II. znorani
The son,.a,on sad either TO ;n
arec,on. ,sis.e of =. iadst + s m'era
And diseases, the existence Of which r. p.re.,thI. r
0sasy wsonnss the sy's
Ae.,le. "' --'''' 1'' " I'eAA'N''''
Take Particular Notice,
5ssiss! 5ssss me- @
when asleep cured renderr .ss
ds,Ioy. both mind lat b.iy. >-'
darling his parents. :. nSes I S os ns hS
ssss .ss @ Ss the p
before contemplating '>'1''
,hoSd ;sa, sound 3d body
par aed With the anh I de-
'."''As' becomes 'iss.s s III 6:Siy ssa
Dr. Addre,'es young
s: s produced
pad5 pn IN se ssh; Lo POSeI Pal
Gent Dsesve Functions General Debility synpouaI Of
n,u
The on ;he mind y. be
MsmoTy cGna.os OF lie. Depression Of Spirits Evil
and emssia:sd s.s h,r. ns rsnT nes"1ng weak pale
Oh how SspSy SsN. sSsSas O.,
shG have been suddenly health devastation,
JoHSsToS;s ISVfGoR trTS rs;smy rnp
" ' 'i"ohA' iNS Ssss ssdfpi 'oh oSGANlc" WEAK
speedily cured visor resored-Thog.ands Of Inc NO,
Immediately relieved. Ini.psd!zasa,
Physical or Mental Trembling
he
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pnn..DII.pllIA ApvtnrlsEMKNTs.
v FANCY GOODS, &t

" D. CLAN No. 90 South Fourth street Phiis del
phia oders to Western snuthern Merchant.
Drsr .en-aIy complete his
seed ny hasf In Tie principal ku,opean during
past sumne and embracing novelties goods
never before brought this Market which offered yer,
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- $1,000. orr AZ .aND I.I.LUw >.s.,.0-
BLANKET. ksr,y: s,,:n.,, Ln,.y, Irish Linens, sheeas
A'e pfi1s,s Fosss, sas SGh, r,s. Ga,"%sIs vs''iHs
c.%Sf!s,. PAID, casessa Ss and Striped
EnbrSlleties i4see' H.nds,rch!ef., Hosiery
- ';Sp and friends pub
TO wisRsS al Ss' rIEES is EEiiS: for
hol' No. i:i E,sl- saa.re.
A NDInoNs. FItE sET5. ae.-Bra.. .nd Broarel And
saeh ScrPsr and Iron Coal Hoi' Prnders Bellows
noiS ZIMMERMAN.
tSSETr LEArIEH.-23' sides, f,eslyas con.
n32 TtYsLEY. TARDv CO.
Ta3LAssEs.-10 es. prm, " o. MOias,e,; 90 sbl. New
Aa i'1s'aP receiving I" store r.s i2s ;'S :.
s,oAr s.0,K .ninniI-T0s take Cake. .i,hoa, N, .a,
ofa,e:' snd WI give ane brown color c-k.
nos ziMNraw,N.
s slS. received " sT4 is'i2 o6tsTs IL. Eng
nolo No 50 PeNri street.
- rkisG chNnLRsrnKs Fsi,n. BFcaf5d s?as Gan
lice ,,6 and side Rejecting Lamps and Lanterns Tor
(IoA9mA ANo rLot Gn UolTs.-oIi as.5ri@eaTo Vi Coach
rhsh We n,s The .,niion oftSs,s 10 -sns S0nPs'' and
aoro s"iiH m s 4, PRonTsrs. Ro,.I
6tMLoPoInN or nE,lINs nNL,i! For Ch,ppcd Pace.
" Hands Sc-Thi' srtieis is fs. becoming raos
70, ,Ggsn; s,,SH... s.d lr,I,.s,y ., n. so
son aud fair. Prepared aud ,s,i Sny65 's"''''p
nci1 oi Ma, 80,
S,U-AGE t1'TriW-, Sc--.cr m,kins " nce pie or s.9
-, SAGE Ntai. by vhi-h family, e Mii can
have ihe above arle fresh every gu ,ntIes u
their purpose. For sale by
no' ZIMMERMAN
kStPEtUOR sTAriOSERy.-JlNES wOOnH ,tfs hs,ist-.
- ~ received large aud full stock Stationery erbr, ne
o,hsfs. ~ ""e''''' ' ""'
AronE which 4, s,1rimc-t OF Ens,h Letter Pa,., i-
ported oy the 'ub'erieer direct from the manu,ei y noI
PFLEs AND PorNtoEs-iCo barrels Apples and po,,s..
uoi4 payin cr-pprr
R0N NND sTRsL-i5 tor Trtdsylr Tnsi,b ,sj sx.i.s
embracing an assortment ~ all ,nd ,St,;
Rusia aud Amc team sheet Irou, Nah
IN rate &C. ton, SJlor, Cas, English km,ricsn bs
noit EDWIN woRrHAu co.
n fWfhb IRsS, COFFEE rOrs. Nc.-Elcgant Con.T
~ Tea and water Urns CoIee heTers Bsaris coJss pe
n Foi' rcynd .nd obons Of the best Brtt.na Bock Tf
"s:, for h
noi4 ZIMMERMAN
RtTrEN'- TuAyS NND srANps-ced.r and P.ini.
rsne Rollers Spice Morrs. made Of Lsuota Wood Rolling
no'I ZIMMERMAN.
III NtR sEED-7oo bu,hel, rrln. Clover So a. on COZ
~ ,.snment, bsshe% CRtSsH,w a co.
n'l' Basin Bsnt.
" - ~ tb, n. O. goas.s. vsry dns
nhhdt o., rissd suEsr
LOST Crushed and Powdered sugars Rio Lssay J.vs .ns
seas coats sols Leather, wipiOs 0s,, t A for sale
sooi t.rm'% cRESsdAw 4 co,
nVt Bssu Bsnk.
NofNE-s. MERCHANT vsIsiaER, No liz MsIn street
have on hsni ayery tfge sc or Hids ,2otJiso
oier nsnuf,cture sheh they vii
psI good ri'ele' Ms low price cal 81 No ii9
n'' s,NsacHANr wElst0iR.
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Among the stock will be found:
Hair. TUoth HAIL, shaving and bronze Fancy Articles
, ooth bin,he. french, English, and American
Buffalo. shell, Horn and Ivory P,rum.ry.
Combs Fancy aud shaving sosps sf all
fcr'emOnnais, Pocket Books 4 .crpticn..
Puies French Paintings and Ensrav.
Ca'd Cases, aud Ci ar Gases. ings.
ivory Tablets. Chessnen and Pima aud Blue ssucers
. Dom no-. Rosesooi, NAhogany and Lea.
Cornslan Kings Charms and ther Portable ID sEs
Goat Links. Ladies' and Gentenens Dress.
Fancy china, Pariaa and Bisque ing Gases.
Ware Steel Twc-I,rs and Key Rings.
Backgammon OhrSs Boards Guitar strinEs
PaPer naehs good, 10 great va. Opera Giasses.
Tety. Fancy Match Boxe. and Wa.
Lahe,' Cabs' and Rrtiruies Matches.
French ue Stins Red Write Travelling Piasis all kind,
inks;auds, tsp-rurshts and Ac, dc.
fenhoJers. ..'
Orders by mail Otherwise respectfully solicited AMI PROMPT
| ly attended TO- s,8o-s n-i.I
J.. VANS, 'uumak-r, 40 .Ou,Ii -irrr I'hade ph. a.
Manusetue es 70 order IN style, SiJt
We, Dde"h ffH A dc Gentlemea at distance
heir order. ard have them any yh u.isht or
7e fsLSf Is=e Rff- 10 "a Steel BTrrei IscrSd.e T
mad. IRON % TO 2cn do.r' Duen Pistols
per pair Doeoe Guns frsm - To dollars compri.
men; o, Ga Ice Sp2-i.ng md :fsai.0 GIat Away.
hani go,d Sofiny htas Gun, ia
satisfactory reference. be given q required Departing
| in tue b,st manner.
sSab-3m
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Il" StfFEREHS.-If;h those Who suner from acute Pains
In the haeS hidaegs, adder, ali fror, ck
oer eir'es less Diseases par;;cpr
one single dose Of " " ' ~
Extract of PlrcirG Brdra ard Buelu
mond gave thtn-Ve repeat, single soul. give them
ney NoTa obtain e'i'le, and with !ae-
"Ate es %r W charge toihSs single dose .nays pain,
an: asiag'e hott!e will remove 10 zni its
We sst In many parts OF Virginia ysieisns
can prife 4 my CERTIFICATES highest
iAinty in relieving tEeiF - " -
Spars 'ro N The best remedies in 'he
fereirA ode and Others anoag the
ea and Surgeons IL this country EuIope. sale
ID f!,r -
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SEW YORh ApVERTIsEnENIs.

LEI LETT m a. raL.:NI sh.it i.E,, ~ lsie-PuLvER
% cnue,r to be sorn under the the
They relieve without pain or shock aeu cr
e as head nd nd 'Soaes pains,
action on the body diseases Of year standing such
nnby miracle. They applied with tie rne.srs
q. S.s S.o ,sia disease sailed
ds Of the bowels They pr-ciptate roetls
nc Soiiae pe TSc asiTuuona, pfo
weigh ae9u; two can he folded aPi
las. man saardng himself family lends,
Faust that number Of diseases and complaints, in mild
M Amns .se'rSiy ,s perfectly safe eer,ain and w.nder
,shSy @ da pr gfs OF complete. chain is from 81 81
onvnee sse . ss S ssOys % s,
SPSr.aass Of the Invention hs, been
applied gre. in the nedea college. eisy
ssieySg W and Ward, Island HSsp.a Brootlya cy o.rs
LcndOni IL Rationale de Medicine At Paris. by
ssssi at ssa ss
eject IRON Al the above institutions in Arlea and Eu5ps
profession In both henispheres, and invite the
Pull and Illustrated descriptions, personal use and ere
@ nss s Ya, oP 3 Ind number
the osss They win b. postage to any par, o:
:s p as.s
b, fTIcEL co. r'sss SCI. s.n S
Nk,MSo HMIMsWTk I arsaEN toNIi.NSy.--5Waisl5ass ass
rs and who'ssas Dealers. all kinds Goods made Gn
Boots sn4 d. S atS Goa cs,t
rs%s ssy n SSsf n
m ps s s,Gd solicit from hsr snas and
jyis-6m(P)
CRATES AND TENDERS
oH sN Of AMI I zsSs, as fR ,sd ,
and osS gIo.iv.y New York have sssy
Crates Wholesale dealer. supplied circulars anu herman Silver
UNDERSTANDING HAiiDNSAHE ASD FtNIl ..o0i,-.
Hnre and pa qanst s,r SS%. ao, R,r, T.
ssy Y Cutlery Silver Japannery German
Ware copper Goods, Rasas a1a &pPaPG S1 S
dT. %eSa and 1 %Io- Ware Brushes Mats, R.k' ReFra
and nos supa.,e' in variety and exa, similar
petition
mhit-diy-trl COL Broadway,NY.
SELL'NG oRR AT CosTNot being able to attend to bu,.
- nsss on account Of health the State Pair
ht,i Janu,ry @ sue ta s.nss 81 ss.
n ssep snta Ny 20 s. Ss Of avs g bug ns5 i'm
Planters Cutters scs. coyacr: s % as i,Ise cor
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TO- any ptr,op ui'nE to engage Ia the Arutural
every year Tsii eOn"es e n.s: esns
ont1esed hat money can be realized iwl out to any
'AE' E''ses ses' dsss ss f. W r, En-.
n. n tn. he re- ted cheap ~ " '" '' osas
n.:i.UiDi;tiE>, ULOAK.. &c.-Recev.d per
E%SSdss co.' and ss ssss. eoa, 5a.is"
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To Thsh % rs mot re.rse fully invite hs attention q friend.
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II,WDwAuE.
FALL ApnRTl1fnE 1874

TVNHE su6s9tr "r in receipt by recent arrivals from sng
iacd of large ami we'll selected Of
Sheffield srdxae, aud fon the manufacture ih,
country, ihy hsvc received fall supply Of American goods
Their l. complete s In of Table
and Pocket Knives de.ep'on Pad Stock Rim Norcc.
Chest Cupboard Locks; Brace Halt Log Ph D-sa
Tongue Chains Collin, simmons MHkesns
end Doube Barrel uuns Hides and P,;o hbvs Vices Belows
srdgr and Hand uamne s,-Ep.s sprnzs and Axls.orse
AMI Mule and all other goods usuy Vuud in Hardware
M,rehaets visiting this city reps tfny invited
arinsonof stock
asttey can be purchased In any Of the northern c,s
p t. MOORE co,
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ssloos Bertha. $50 Saloon BeI,h,, q sune..
forward 90 roTvais is
Isolu,ias stes,r,.iss,
!,islP1a ,,. and Liverpool, and found in provisions
who ar.
,oas ,, bringing their friends corresponding
Drafts ON the Agents from q ,rd,.
A. s ne s pSss s zach P
for<ardei v eeoaopny and dispatch.
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DIs-ly Tower Buid,n ,s. ii,.r,S"L
.TOCKs FOR sfLE-S2O,OOO Coupon Honda of ,,.C cor
Company, payable
sIsooO Coupon bond. ofth- Virginia Central R.llroAd
. 81 hall yssry univ t. .s
,n can BE- issae there is .norsas. the en.ir.
Cias%aS Sas Guy s%e s. Maturity
mi. ~.a viii Ina in a. a. yssi. Sna,. inc
- h-.hf s.-.Hs to 'p.e Of would do well to ole. them
4.s then, vii sell on their account, charging mod
s & TO n 9%Gsy ".sa 5sI.'h 'hs, sS We
%,TS9 ,ffs ''S"sTatS T@sr%S :, One. under City Ho,.
Z ,ho,s Ivory and solid pAayEKKkorTpEs made oy
r:1 are s ssos a .a adj st ass ian
MY FSsa s & an. s to psS sn s,. of ns
t:i to call =: whisehur.t, a.eie, seneraly and ace
stss.; ,:,a,y an es1:ss; y q
asus aS %assaa sss%Sa Ne" York. Petersburg Norfolk
81 %
shbl side BY side with the nrt ard Europe
brighter saosy wh,eaurst. Galleries
ssS
my aspssS
n rss Al sfs oas 1t. work a.ny
where may Fierce S and
~ G,ibvAJs-riNE ruRNITusE...The undsT,isaed, Who
ha, recently conducted the Cabinet Busne, tn East
.. IN ,rse. rrssn and Main ha, removed his s
rse,a,lS Gssupisi by ii.oi.son
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LADIES ELASTIC SKIRTS, UIouoH's p,7rx,l
~ nhs harkeiayst St, opposite A.lor iou,,
o' tue above splendid and desirable artri.