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MUSIC FOR BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
L. E. w. WEBER

ID ESP FCTFULLY INFORMS His FRIENDS and
III forrer patrons that he continues to attend
BALLS, PARTIES, &C., with his well uised
BAND OF scientific Musicians
He viii introduce all the new and fashionable
Mueic
An accomplished Pianist furnished II desired
AZ Orders left at Hilbus 4 Hifz' Music Depot,
eautiers or miilers Confectionery Stores or At my
residence. near Gen Henderson's, Navy Yard, will
meet with prompt atten ion. nov 28-2m
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Agents for the Evening Star out Of Wash.
ington.

agents for the Evening Star out Of Wash
ington.
Persons at distance wanting the Daiia
Evening Star, at the earliest period after it;
issue, can be accommodated at
Wilmington, Delaware, by E. S. R. BUTLER
No. ia, Market street
Baltimore, by HENRY TAYLOR, Sun Iron
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Harper's Ferry, by ARCHIBALD K1rzN1LLER
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Broad street, and 1914 Main street.
portsmouth, Va, by A. B. OWENS, No. 20,
high street.
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FOY'S HOTEL.

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT
IN SHII LTyGPON6.
Reartsesse, by the author Of the Heir Of Pedcli6
The Pride Of Life, by Lady Scott, suthor Of the Hen
Picked Husband
Blackwoods Mag zine for November
Alone cheap edition
Life in the Clearibgs, by Mrs. Noodle
ladies' National Magazine for Dscembsr
Granam's do do
0odey's Lsdy's Book do
L dies complete Guide to Crochet and Fancy Knit.
ting
New Books received Immediately after published.
All the latest Newspapers, and everythi b.
longing 10 the Stationery Hoe ct
SHILL1EGTON'S Bookstore,
Corner Of Pa. avenue and AZ street.
move 2S-d
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nIAM0NDs e1rT AND FINE COLI JgwTL
~ ~ OF every Kind manufAstursd % ordsr IA -,
nsss wof1manhks manner, st 40 p. a>enus, bstV
- ana ON ~ q. o. H0OD.
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n 129, 900 bushels Of corn were sold In
New York, on Saturday, at 81 per bushel.
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CHARLES WALTERS

CHARLES WALTERS
Intelligence and General Agency Office,
NO. o5Z Serenth srecf, otposite tao Centre Mdrnd.
HOUSES on Penns avenue fer ale; end house
IL suitable for q dry goods store wanted
slso, wanted situations for hands ana some ear.
want girls TO fill empty places
Corporation stock for ssla nov Alive
Culver SPOONS EVERY DIES 1RIPTION ON
~ haLd and made to order, at 4le Penna avenue,
bstwesn ~ and 9th streets. g. o. HOOD.
nov 90
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THE ELD0RAD0 H0UsE, BALTIMORE.
l. . day or two ago, when my at ention was at
traoted to q new house recantly opened by Q lady
f'om Washington, NJ m ID Mrs. =. J Bartsn, former.
~ Mrs. Beckett. WAS 80 well pleased hat dem
IL my duty to venture to say something its favor
The house is fitted up In the nestest manner and is
conducted by Mrs b. with the strictest propriety.
1 can recommend the house to the travelling co ~
munity as being one Of the best and most 90 fort
able quarters have ever been In. In conclusion
say success to the "Eldorado House" You will frd
this house At No al North street, between Frank
lin and bath street,, Baltimore, Md
nov 26-2ts A VIsITER
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VULCANIZED GUTTA PERCHA
W 4 TIE R-P ROOF GODS.
MANUFACTURED EX jLUsIvELY
North AMERICAN UTFA PERCHA co.
Warehouse, 102 Broadway, & Pine St.,
NAW YORK
COMPRISING Coats, Ooaks. Capes, Pouches,
~ 'verslls, Pants, L+ggings, Camp blank.ts, Tent
Carpets, Tarp .ulius Horse Cover, Knapsacks, Cen.
tesns. Hayersacks, Gun Cases, Hospital Clotks RI
aho Covers Carriage Cloths, B,ots and Shoes, sou-
wsetsts Storm Caps, Bathing Mats, Druggist Goods,
ard
HUNDREDS OF OTHER ARTICLES.
The main advantages claimed for Vulcanized Gut.
e. Percha over India kuooer are viz sul erior re-
psllent properties; perfect freedom from unpeas
pliatily; perfect resistance to acids as well rs TT
ty substan ees and un . Indi- hubbsr in not be.
ing hsb,e t.
DECOMPOsE AND BECOME STICKY.
Orders fnr these Goods, either foreign or domestic
Will be executed with fidelity and despatch ulus.
trated Cstslogues forwarded by mai! OF otherwise
when requested
e. EDUY, Agent for the Company,
800 Penn. arenus, at C1mr balls .Sadlsry Store,
WASHING Oh, DC.
CAUTION Base limitations of these Goods
made OF varnished India Rubber, are already balm
offered In the market; these purchasers ehoud bear
IN mind tEat none are genuine unless stamped with
WILLIAM RIDER.
President Of TIE N. A. g. p Co,
nov s8-eo1m
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A VERY SUPERIOR MkLODEON rust received
IA and for sale by JNO r. RLLIs
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
nov 22-tf
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~ the GeDtiles, by DR. Isaac De os-a
fsiey's Evidences of Christianity, with Notes and
Additions by Chas Nairne
Lectures delivered before the Younl Mems Chri tan
Association of London
Words to Win Souls, twelve sarmons bv eminent
Divfnes # the Church of Euglaud
Letters and Ran aims Of the late Rev w. g. Hewitt.
son, vols
Autooiogrs' by ANA "Reminiscences Of the Kew. VIM
Jay, OF Bath
scripturs Testimony to the Messiah, BY John pye
smith, DID,.
Light Trough the Clouds, or Peace and Jov IN Pa
lienlg
For sac by GRAY BALLAkT,NE
nov z7.St <os Ssventh 60,
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE

Psety Of the Kmow Nothing Counc,l-A
Pulpit Polsttciam Drubbsd-Ihs Monev
Pressure, 4c.
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THE ACCOUNTS of the old firm win be
settled by Mr.. III. Semkep, who will ntinue the
Watch ard JeselIy business in I'll its branches.
Mr.. c. Warriner will devo.e his attention to dns
Watch Repairing
Thntfol for the liberal patronage extended to
the old hrm we hope to merit the for the new.
nov S ~
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartmsnt.-On yesterday, tho 9th of Nov =
theye wste of Treasury Warrants entered on
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-Four Fabricatlons Nailed.-1he New York
Herald speaks falsely, as usual, when it saws
that Mr.. Buchanan has spoken or written of Mr..
Sickles, his Secretary of Legation, but in the
Language of the utmost familiarity and friend
ship. Several letters recently received from
Mr.. Buchanan refer to Mr.. Sickles in the
warmest terms.
1t is also false that Mr. Buchanan condemns
Mr.. Sickles's bearing at the Peabody dinner.
On the contrary, he has everywhere defended
it.
1t is also false that Mr.. Buchanan com.
planned Of Mr.. Soule in the French affair.
The very reverse of this is the fact
1t is immeasurably false that Mr.. Buchanan
has ever complained of tho President. On
the contrary, his last letters to different friends
contain the most eloquent compliments to
President Pierce We have ever read.
Sloped.-We understand that information
has reached the Pension Bureau, saying tina,
when the case Of Capt. Joseph Hill, indicted
for forging bounty land papers before the
United States district court in PHILADELPHIA,
was called on last week, the accused turned
up among tho missing 1t will be recollected
that not long since we noticed the fact that tn
first jury in this case could not agree, and were
accordingly discharged. The bureau sent on
much additional proof and it is supposed he
got wind Of the fact and ran off, leaving his
bondsmen in the lurch.
New Lighthouses. understand that
the Light house Board have recently ordered
the construction of the proposed light house
works on Chandelier Island, off the coast o.
Louisiana, and on Cape St. Bias and Dos
Island, Florida. It is thought that thes.
works will be finished by the spring The
materials for rebuilding tho Petit Menan ligh
on the coast of Maine, will be procured thi,
| winter.
Sublime Rascaity - Bennett bears tn,
palm 1t Is no wonder that his rascality is *
costly, and that Mr.. Fry is waiting for hi
$4,000 with 50 much eagerness. His las
ard il, however, an improved specimen of hi
art. A gentleman receives letter, read
some Of its passages to few friends, and, By
some means, q garbled version of the lette
reaches Benefits ears. There 10 nothing IL
the letter Ct IN important character not vel
Known before; but Bennett prints the rsper
0t With gusto. precisely - n IL had been tn,
revelation Of great secret. What does thi
rare knavs next, however, Nothing lees tina,
to turn about and charge the recipient Of tn,
letter With bassnsss for reading q portion o,
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An OLD SoAxER's last SpREE.-A cores.

A,n,n So,yr,,, ACT S,pr, oo..os
"S oAD '"n n' :, w.. 'o'.'''
pondent OF the Troy D"i'y l'mes' wiring
from Berkshire, Mass, aud remarking upon
The great change which, had taken place in
:, ,,',, +, ,.o,,.,,
III '""' 4"'"''' !" ''"'1"'"' y, '"e '"l'P,'''
SION Oh me rum 'r''nc' 'e''s '''e 'o''o"'hs
good story OF m old so"ker who has since
WV n: .;'' :. ,,7 '', sm
'' ~ r.1,o,a. " ' ""
, ~, w. '., ,:.,, ...
s,,,,oI ar nv , rsnuL,r he,Jcr i t""o,,, y
small key viii, 6unr hoIc in ii,c middle Of
ii: so that it would be hand to drink from,
',ho h'' " "i.eo WIN rum. AMER Taxing Il
under some shavinss, and started for Town.
ra'.nS IN w'.h some 'rq"a'h'ahces we 'Il @o'
g., ",s sonm Ill non. n:,r,, IG,. w., w. nIl
ie~an TO feel n,;seyably dry aooin: bat nancy
aud credit were both gone. FuddIcd rs we
'!' wefe' VIC st'''e" 'or 'fe co"'er-s''"p. Ar
,'.,,,,. ,.o',nd I'm, h6,J or =, l,,, -, !"
rd .he Reg o, rum o"t 'l'e bung wouldn't
~, ~, J" 'ionaJ ~, !, hn, .Ii l. ,;n" w.
s,nar,,e,l in de,pair. carried it home for :,
sojci. trial. and wat do YOU think it WAS p
WHY, It WA, tie head If ~ oh, mDollen beeiLc,
VIII iu,i enough OF ,hc handle lett TO stick
IN lis place. Ny rum kcg was still in .hc
sha>nc,, and there | lea !, say. That was
NV last spree"
i.ic,t. Aiorzo Davis, u. $. Navy, laic com.
,,ud,, oi The Il, $. b.i. porpoi,c. nttorhed
u..i,. A. II ~
w ''"'. "''3 N"''' ''''''
N'"fIn" ENpe"I.'oh' ~" WI" had IN. Il 10"
days since returned, died III Wilmiugton,Del
on Tuesday. OF y disease said to be cholera.
H., L, ,,,;,l.,
,ls-A rorrrspoudcni oItic Osy;ero Times.
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Chanccry Sale of Valuable Land

Martha NJ. Martin, John w. Smith, Mark
Roberts and wife Emily, adult heirs of Nat.
Smith, deed, by their Attorney,in.fact,
Mary NJ. Carr, and James c., Laura and
Tcyanna Smith, minor heirs of the said Nat.
Smith, deed, by their Guardian, Mary NJ.
CARRIE paric.
DURSUANT to q decree Of the Chancery
l. Court at Athens, in this cause, at tho
August term, 1851, !. william Lowry. Clerk
and Master Of said Chancery Court, will sell
on The premises, on the 23d day Of October
next 90 the highest bidder, on a credit of six
and twelve months, except the sum of temper
cent. which will be required in advance, The
following described tracts of Land in McNlinn
county, within four miles of Athens, to wit:
40 acres of Land, lying in the Southwest
quarter Of section s, township 1, range l,
West of the basis line, lIiwassee District
Also, 90 acres, adjoining the tract aforesaid,
and sold to stephen Smith by Dnhl Newman.
it being known IA the stephen Smith tract.
Bond ani security will be required Of the
purchaser for al the balance of the purchase
money, and lien retained on the land until
all is paid. WM. LOWRY, G. d IT.
Sept. s, lS5t-1t Prs fee $3.50 81
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OR.GON pOLiriCs.-I'hc election in Oregon
was IN exciting one. and resulted in the ri
umph Of The Democracy. The Convention
party were beaten bv !, large majority, and
Oregon ior some lime TO come, wiz not apply
Tor admission rs Il Stale. into the UniOn.-
The more sensible pc ion Of the people APP
pear TO be very well con,cnied with 'he Ter
rtorini form OF government, and a'e by no
means willing To- incur The expense OF II gov
crnmcut of their own. They are, for The most
part, quiet r.rr of people, who employ Them
selves about agriculture and other matters,
and are very much aversc 10 COMPRISING u
whole lifetime into few years, rs The fast
people of California do. Perhaps they should
be admired for their wisdom.-Saa Francisco
HeraM
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Sweetwater, Sept. %, 1854.

INSURANCE ,COMrASIEs-The New York
Mirror, always alive 10 The interests OF the
public, uitcrs caution against bogus lnsn.
rance Companies. IL says:
sOur Object in calling attention 10 The cx-
istence of these rotten concerns is simply 10
nut business men on their guard, and TO eau
ton greater prudence when trusting, 1t may
be their all, TO the guaranty Of thc Insurers.
When one is paving u liberal premium for
the protection Of his property against loss by
fire, it is well TO know something OF the actu-
al basis upon which the Insurance Company
pledges lis protection. We have received TO-
day intelligence of The failure OF the "I'rO-
lection Insurance Company" of Hartford. In
other words, The Company is reported 10 be
utterly bankrupt, and cannot pay lis losses.
They who have seen iheir property perish IN
the flames, eOnsolng themselves with Inc
expectation that the "llartiOrd Protection
Company" was @good," now find, in the hour
of their utmost need, that their policies are
no better than the ashes OF what was yesief.
day their riches. Aud this very Company,
we are told, had no less than sic hundred
agents out drumming after business through
the United States and CaDada.
Simultaneous with this report, we learn
from one Of our exchanges that:-
"A bogus Insurance. Company. nnrport'ng
to be branch Of the New York Merchants
Insurance Company, swindied the New Or.
leans people Out Of thirty or forty Thousand
dollars, and then left for another and better
locality"
In view of these facts, We trust there is no
harm in caulioning The business pub ic 10 be
more rgidIy careful in regard to the character
of the Companies upon whose guarantees
both by fire and flood, they sleep securely o
nigLts.
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RrApryG THE Wn,ELwISD.-Thc Augusta

REAprSG THE WH,ELwIND.-rhc Augusta
Age, the leading Democratic paper in Maine,
I'm an article on me defeat. OF Tho aGnins.,:i-
lion party in that State, enumerated various
causes which have contributed 10 inis result,
and among others the following:
"a third cause, and The one which has con.
lributcd 10 render our defeat signal and over
whcIming, is The Nebraska question. The
repeal o. the Missouri compromise, and The
re.openng of the slavery agitation, supposed
TO be closed bv The settlement Of 1850, were
regarded bv The people OF The Slate rs IN in
suit and Outrage admitting no excuse or
apology"
The Burlington Oowa) Telegraph, in re-
viewing the causes which led 10 The defeat of
,hc Democrats in Inst Stale, SAYS: 1.-THE all.
abs, bing question Of interest WAS 'Nebriska.'
and i,a,l il not been for that the Democrats
would have carried The Siaic iriumphaniiv,
DESPITE the other factions in the field and the
other ISSUES Iai-ed."
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whcrcyrr,hm, Great Mcdicinc,

Called II. &. FARRELIS CELEBRATED ARABIAN
LINlMENr, has been introduced. it has pcrorncd ,llc
most extraordinary IN Ie annals Of medical his
tory-cvcry body who it once becomes its wa'n"s,
fr.nl-,hcy not only Keep II awas on hand for the
benefit Of S timely in cases 81 emergency, hui
recommend il To- all their friends. II has cc before the
public or nearly ten years and yea is daily developing
virtues many diseases have been cured by i, for
which the proprietor had never recommended it, i,s
magical virtues spreads through The land with the speed
~ lightning, and many, very many poor invahls who
supposed their days this earth were fast drawing to
close have been by pcrsevcring of ,hs invaluable
Linicn HEALED, and now rejoice in the blessings OF
hcalh and the enjoyment o. this hcau,iiu world Read
Til. believe AMI doubt. Inquire o your neigh
bors whom you know 10 have used 1t, and ,hcy will ,e
you hat mrticinc Discovered possesses the hal
Of It's extraordinary healing powers. The rackng pains
Of rheumatism aud ncura gia yield In few minutes ~
is powerful anodync properties. "rhe lame are made
to walk" Old sores, which have rendered the subject
Inaihcsomc Thing !" behold, healed The weak aud
trembling, from dcranged safe Of the nerves. by the
OF This Imminent, rejoice N the recovery of eir
former health AID strength Mary long standing alec
tons Of The liver, lungs and kidneys have yie" {" i,s
after the various remedies had failed. is very
ecacious in curing the diseases al horses and cattle,
such swecry, sprains, bruises swellings, cramps,
lamcness. dry shoulder, sPinl, &C. AMI II used in the
beginning, fails to stop TIE further progress OF
ifs ula poll evil, rngbone and spawn.
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laled that The loss of life on The side of The
Russians, in the wars of Circassia, Persia,
Turkey, Poland, and Hungary, during the last
twenty i've years, amounts 10 more than a
million oil men.
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- Because You can swallow a beefsteak,
don't think you can swallow whole OK in
that manner. Many man. who might have
been great on a moderate thing, has become
nothing on big one. lfyou want to sue
coed in any matter, just stick TO that which
is in your power.
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G 0 NJ M E R CIAL.
Macon Market.

ITVTWVVe
NJ ~ Sep. 90.
Transactions largr--Siurk. BacOr and Lard GIT
'"m, Flour a"d Oats in GOOD demand
EA' ON Hog rounh ~ a re; clear sides l2 %
l!Hc; choice cams " 40 c; sloul 'crs I0. q lie.
L\ED-StocS, light ~ haIrc> 1, n i2i6r.
'oRN- limited dc,'nrd 81 a 81 Z bushel.
OATS Fair Gemanl. q" a. &c.
STOCK PE\S-fair .'rmlh 81 % a. Xl.25 Y bush.
uEAL-St"ks hit. "a 81 - I. brsIicl
ilouE-strcks light. $50 a - i sack.
FATHERS - Good article, 10 a he.
Hay -G""d Tennessee. duh, ~ jO @ *1,75 q cwt.
HOGS Sc,rcc. :. a ',c gross.
POrNTOtS-'r.h 4,pi a. " n Dbl.
ONIONS 81 "a . y Z hi.
Corfo\- Sales ted, ron to sic.
SALT 81 a - 2 ,ick.
MnLN>St>-Gy he nh 90 a soc = gal.
EXCHANGE nn NV Y"rh y u q.
J." nccuulv,
ALLEN & DUNLAP,
fC"'J's ian W. c.,s,i& V'c0t. Gn.
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Total,


80 At The ladies' celebration ut Barre, in
England, nine hundred ladies' were present.
One OF tuem let oil The following toast-"O'd
bachelors; may they lie on Il bed of neilles'
sit alone on a wooden siooi, eat alone on Il
wooden i,cnchcr, and be their own Kitchen
maius ~
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TO Cash and Six Months Buyers,
Only.
NJ. l.. III A l. l. d w l. l. l. d. CO.,
PliilnIelDhtn.

Philadelphia,
"AVE now open, for The Pail season, n very large
Ill and splendid assortment Of
MIX and Fancy Goods.
Havirg an established branch OF our house In Paris,
with member Of our firm permanently located there,
will be enabled to receive direct constant supplies OF
and Lcs rale Goods throughout the year Our stock Of
EmbPOidcries and Lace Goods
Is unusually la aud wel assorted, having been pur
chased abroad BIS OF our house. who Ievotes his
whole time and attention To this important department
Upon entering our new Warehouse, which is
One OF TIA" Largest in America,
adopted new terms, which have been successful In
increasing our business beyond precedent
We intend to fui ter orr increase in business largely
especially with ,lose who buy
For Cash,
and believing thai the fnrcst system In obbng Goods Is
to have UNIFORM PR, ~ call the attention Of the
thanking merran. /" the fact that under our system
and terms not only afford To-, but must from
ressty sell AT lower rates than those who DO business
on the old long credit sysicn being more
stringent, and the purchasers whom seek attract
being class, the closest buyers ald best judges Of
Goods.
Terms:
Cash buyers will receive discount Of six Jer cent. II
tire money b. paid in par funds within ten days from
the date Of bill.
Uncurrent money taken only at It's markc, value on
the day it is received. 70
To merchants Of undoubted standing credit Of six
months will he ven |; desired
Where money is remit'ed in advance o! maturity,
discount at the rate Of twelve per per will
be allowed.
They ask from Merchants visiting the Eastern cities,
the favor of al examination Of their stock being salts.
fed that they will he conyin ed that Il is their
interest pay the large profits that absolutely
seHh1i to those who give long 'rc'lit-.
N. l.. H,LLowEIt, 4. W. LITTLE, J,MEA TRAQrAiR.
7. ". SWEENEY. ). H. HALLowELt, &. r. lit Johnson.
Sept 90, 1s5i-Gt 3l3
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ry-On the 18th instant building ten
porarily employed as magazine tor me-
works, at st. Louis, was struck by lightning.
The fireworks exploded, destroying The
buildings and all The property, killing two
men, who were sleeping on the premises
Loss $25O0.
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MARRIED.,

L. this county, .he 18th inst by J. W. Cox, Esq.
Mr.. q. $. SSopDY to Miss SARAH A. ARMSTRONG.
In Madisonville. on the 25ih inst. Mt the
house Of Mr.. J. c. Alternately, by the Rev
Josiah Wright, Mr.. j. Il. ApEENArY to Miss
ISABELLA F., daughter of Rev. John Galbreath
all of Monroe county.
"rherc's bliss beyond all hat minstrel has told,
When iwo that are linked by o., heavenly tie,
With hearts never changing, and brow never cold,
Love through all ills and love un till they die"
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:ty- Certain philosophers have finally con-
,iu,led that kissing is certain cure for a
scolding wife. The remedy is TO be resorted
10 whenever an attack is threatened, the ap-
nicaiion continued Till all danger is past!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

49, A Virginia paper si''cs iiat The Blue
RIDGE Tunnel is being pushed =, rapidly rs
pcs,ibIe. Labonr> are employed day and
light upon The m"r'., and he prc,cn' v"r'"e
prorress is about ii.ly ilr'r lei per month.
The whole length ri the tunnel will be- i2is
feel. of which 1898 remain sill to be bored.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

icy The Steamer Africa sailed from New
York on Wednesday with The usual number
Of passengers, and about a million and a
quarter Of specie. There have been over So
ooo, 900 specie shipped to Europe in The last
three weeks.
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Form fo1. Solo.

INlIE subscriber wishes to sell his FARM,
L miles North of Athens formerly owned
by Nicely Chlisman. and known ny Che Chris
man Farm" containing 243 Acres.
There is about 100 acres under Improvement.
well situated, with comfortable houses, good
wafer and excellent orchards. ANY further
information can be Obtained from the subscri.
Der, living nine miles South of Athens.
NJ l.. PHILLIPS.
McMinn CO., Sept. S, lSji-jt 81
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29
N'OGicc.

To Land Buyers.
INllE undersigned will sell his Farm, lyin.
1. two miles South of Kncannon's Ferry, on
The mail route from Decatur TO Cleveland,
containing
Five Hundred and Scvcnty.fivc Acres,
Of which two hundred and scventy-iivc acres
are under cultivation, with good Dwelling
House, Barn and other necessary buildings
Also, six hundred bushels OF Corn, ten Young
Mules, Wagon and yoke of Oxen and other
stock. Any person wishing to buy such
Farm would do well to give me n call, rs
ba,yain cnn be ho,L Or you can call on b. +.
Martin, at Calhoun, Tenn, who will give You
any information desired
z. MARTIN,
Hi"cannon's Ff,ry, Meigs county, Tim.
Sept. ~, lSjt-St 3li