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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

T. The American Medical Gazette, for
March, calls attention to IN unfailing remedy
fol scaIds and burns. 1t says:
"a few pounds of wheat -four could be
promptly applied to the wounds made by fire,
and repeated until the inaammatory stnge has
passed. We have never known a fatal case
of scaIding or burning in which this practice
has been pursued during more than 80 years
experience, and having treated hundreds in
both public and private practice. Flour is the
remedy, and the only one, in severe cases of
scalding and burning, casualties which else so
often destroy life. Let US keep it before the
people, while the explosion Of steam boilers
and burning fluid lamps are so rife all over
our country"
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Mr.. PosT The thermometer has but
three times during the past winter been be.
low the point it reached this morning at sun
rise; which was at 20 dogs. This is l2 de.
grees below Freezing On the 18th of Feb
ruary the thermometer stood at l6 dogs, on
ly four degrees below this morning. The
weather during the past ten days has been
remarkably cold, and for no equal period dd
ring the winter has the average range of the
thermometer at sunrise been so low. On
Monday night, with a cold N. N. w. wind,
squall of snow fell to the depth of 81 inch
es-the thermometer at sunrise was at 30
deg, and since then the cold has increased
every day up to this morning. with strong
N. wind. Tuesday morning, thermometer
at 26f degs.; Wednesday morning 90; Thurs
day morning 90, as above. Peaches are the
only kind of fruit at all likely to suffer from
this very Indictment weather, and in exposed
places the fruit is nearly oil killed. Those
that were n little late in opening, are yet
sound, and in places the peach harvest will
be abundant, if affected by no subsequent
frost. The weather has reached the acme Of
cold. Barometer is now at 29.4l, and we
may all look for spring and milder airs. Be.
lieving winter has done lis worst now
remain yours, truly, p.
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QuAcKs ANr MISUNDERSTANDING fire 10
re!-The late Sir Ashley Cooper somewhere
tells that having once laid hold, in his private
chamber, Of notary Of some noted nos.
trum, who made Il large fortune by public
protest Of the properties of his pills, he said,
with playful candor, swell, you know know
you are n quaek, come tell me how you man
age to gather to your fold the aocks of sheep
upon whose fleece You fatten." "Go to that
window, Sir Ashley" replied the quack, "and
tell me with equal candor how many Of the
first hundred who pass you think have either
sense or ability" Sew, must say-per-
haps five out Of the hundred" That five,
Sir Ashley, belong to you-the ninety five
are my patients"
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, March 81.
Annexed you have a weekly review of the Produce
market We quote
BACON hog round, at 0 q 10c extra hams 10 a 12c;
shoulders q DC; sides 1Oc, ribbed 91c LARD l0I1 a
lie in barrels, IN a 12Hc In kegs. FLOUR 10 a s11
n barrel. CoRs s1,l0. MEAL sl10. WHEAT $1,.5 q
bush OATS rs @ SOC. Cow PEAS ~ so q bush. FEArH-
ERs scarce, SO @ 40c o II. STAR CANDLES 25c CorrKE
1IXo 12Xc. SYRUP, New Orleans 33c In barrels. su.
Gan, in barrels @ &c; in bhds. on a 7c
EXCHANGE, sight drafts New York \ q cent. prem.
Yours, truly,
SEAG0 & ABBOTT,
General Commission, Merchants
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An lrishman named Barnes, in Chilli
cOthe, recently "died as the fool dieth" He
bought half gallon of whiskey and drank it.
then laid down, and in a few minutes was
corpse. Not more foolish, perhaps than thou
sands who die lingering deaths from the
"bite Of the worm Of the still"
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M q II I O Il.
10 the old Soldiers md Others.

A LAW having passed granting additional Bounty
IA Land to those who have been In any War since
1890 so as to give to each soldier 100 Those who
have had so acres entitled TO so more, and those
who have had 40 to 2Q MORE and those who have
had none to l6O, prorided nsy served IA days
will get Bounty Land for all entitled for the Of
s2 and will be at Athens the I'd Monday In April next
and the "a Saturday In each month thereafter at Mad
sonviIe the 81 Monday in May next and at each Bata
ion Muster In Dol. Yearwood's Regiment In April next
at Benton the list Monday In each month"; at Charleston
the Ih Saturday In each month, and the remainder at
home-where will be glad to meet those entitled to
bounty Land and attend TO their claims. ID b..
Pelton, Tenn, March 16-tf-335. JAMES HICKEY.
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C O vi nj E R C IA L.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, March 25.
BAcos-Hog round . q 91Sc; hams ION % lie; sides
90 q 9Xc; shoulders @ sJ4c jowles AZ @ Sc. LARD
ION q ike. BEEF, on foot, scarce at a. Sc. Hoes
a 7c. sHEEr $50 @ 49, Wool 10 a 25c. TALLow l2J{c
DRIED BEEF HANS 9 @ lie. vEsIsos 20 lOc Day
HIDRs @ Toe CoRN 81 a Ito. MEAL 81 q 1870
WHEAT 30 q %. FLOUR s a SO . hundred. OARS 65
40 Zoe. SrocK PE.s 81 ,25 a 1,5O. WHITE BEANS sl,75
"a $50. FEATHERS IS q SIC. No DRIED FRUIT in mar
ket. BEEswAx 20 % 25c. BurrER scarce at IS q 25c.
Foes 1871 90 l5c LINE 81 % 25 for Georgia and Ten
nessee in boxes and barrels Of 2% bushels
EXCHANGE North 4 q cent. prem. for sight drafts.
mention that the tendency in Bacon Is downwards,
though the increased stock is the OF It, and do
not think 1t will decline much, do think 1t will
main low for any length Of time.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANsLEy,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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S1ens.-ln the general appropriation bill
passed by Congress there is an item OF forty
thousand and sevcnty.eight dollars to REIN.
bnrse the Patent Office funds for the amount
heretofore paid out for seeds aud the coffee
ton of agricultural statistics These seeds,
collected in various parts of the world have
been distributed in all parts of the United
States. 1t is gratifying to find Congress pay.
ing 50 much attention to the agricultural in.
terest of the country, and expanding money
so iudiciously.
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yellow FEVER PREVENTED BY lHocULA-
TIoN-We notice in La Cromica, n Spanish
Journal published in New York, that DR.. VIM.
l.. Humboldt has discovered means to pre-
vent yellow fever, by incubation. The Gov
eminent of Cuba, MS La Cromica is informed,
has directed the incubation of the major part,
amounting to one thousand, Of the newly ar
rived troops, which has resulted in the great
est success, since none have been attacked by
this terrible disease, which generally decl-
mates the foreign population shortly after
their arrival. The operation is similar to
vaccination, by inverting the virus discovered
by DIR. Humboldt, generally in both arms. A
few hours after this trihng operation, the
symptoms of miniature yellow fever com.
nence, and all the pathological consequences
follow rapidly and slightly, rarely exceeding
forty.eight hours in duration, aud with moth
ing more than n slight feverish action.
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WIND TRIP Across THE PRAIRIEs.-We
learn that Mr.. Thompson, of Kansas Terri.
tory, living near Westport, Mo-, has deter
mined to make visit to the Rocky Noun.
tans in wagon propelled by wind. Helm
tends taking thirty persons-seventecn seats
being already engaged. He will start about
the LIST of June, and feels confident that he
can find ridge route the entire distance, and
that the experiment will prove successful
He has succeeded 10 far rs he has tried his
plan.-SL Louis Netcs.
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Have you never seen school where con.
science was the accuser, right the law, and
the judge-God! If such you have not seen
in fact, yet you doubtless have in fancy. The
earnast teacher laboring for the welfare of
his pupils, often contemplate such an ideal.
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Notice..

UnURsUANT to q proclamation Of the Governor Of
the state Of Tennessee to me directed, will open
and hold an Election at the Election Ground Of each
Civil District Of Megs county Tennessee, Thursday,
the 10Th day OF April, 1875 for the purpose 81 eecDg
Major General for the First Division OF the sf1ts Of
said State to oil the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of fseu. W n. Catwsl JACOB r ZEIGLfR,
march it, 1883 6t-SSs Sheriff Meigs county.
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F The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Commercial Advertiser, says Mr..
Soule is reconciled with the administration:
ale does not consider that Mr.. Marcy's re-
buke falls upon him personally, with any
more weight than upon his colleagues, Mr..
Buchanan and Mr. Mason. He cannot make
a personal quarrel with Mr. Marcy or the
President, ON the ground that their foreign
policy is, Us he thinks, weak and vacllating,
and calculated to bring the government into
contempt abroad"
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t-xs- The Mormons are about to build n
steamboat for Salt Lake Think Of thnt--a
steamboat ploughing about, away up in the
bosom Of the great mountains, some thou.
sands of feet higher than the head of our
highest spires.
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Cosr OF A KIss.-PIiney Cody, in Pal
ner, has been fined SIT 46 fo- kissing Mrs.
Mary NJ. Clark against her will. Upon this,
the Don Juan of the Springfield Republican
impudently says:-"We know damsels over
there who wouldn't make fuss about such
a little matter" The editor of the Republi-
can had better keep what he knows to him
self, and not print il in his newspaper. The
.'damsels" will hardly thank him.
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A CONSIDERABLE SIsrER.--At revival not
long since, an old lady prayed fervently for
the young lambs of the flock" A "lady in
black" not to DO outdonc by sister Walton,
responded, and blandly asked who was to
pray for "the old ewes.' This set tho con-
ereggtiop in roar
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sToIsTN

NR0M the stable OF the subscriber miles East OF
ii, Athens the night Of Wednesday, the 2lst inst,
Chestnut Sorrel HORSE, about l5f hands high, with
large blaze IN his face from the eyes down, wht3
hind foot, and very slim tall In good order, and shod
all round with old shoes the sight Of the eye 10 af
fected, although has the appearance Of being sound.
liberal reward will be paid for the apprehension Of the
thief and recovery Of the property, suitable COM
pesaon for the recovery Of the Horse. My post once
Is Athens McMinn county, Tenn. -
march est DAVID FEARCE.
Cleveland Banner; Dalton, ga Timer; and Rome, Ga,
Courier, will each copy two weeks forward bills TO this
office.
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!ay> 1t is reported that tho U. S. frigate
Columbia, the flagship of the home squad.
ron, which arrived at Norfolk on Sunday
week has Fifty cases Of yellow fever on
board.
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A BRoAD HIT.--A popular New York
clergyman, who was sadly annoyed last Sun.
day by incessant coughing among his con-
gregation, paused in his discourse and re-
marked, that 'f ladies would wear their bon
nets on their heads, and tic the strings, coughs
would not be so prevalent" He certainly
does not mean to be "coughed down."
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AJOTICE.-Ith having been shown that the estate
OF James r. Minis, deceased insolvent, notice 10
hereby given to all persons having claims against said
estate TO file them with the Clerk Of the County Court Of
Monroe county, properly authenticated by the LIST day
of September next that pro rata distribution ma
be made. JOSEPH UPTON, ADMINISTRATOR.
march 10, 1s59--st prs fec e S3s
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New York, March DC

Cotton is dull and operators waiting for
the steamer. Flour 50 81 9S. Pork i, firm,
with an upward tendency. Lard is unrhang-
ed. Rio Coffee lltc. Molasses is steady.
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Lord Byron, writing to friend in the year
1907, says; "Sad news has just arrived-Rus-
SLAMS beat. A bad set---eat nothing but oil,
consequently must melt before hard
Ere"
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tg- There is no lie that men will not be.
lieve; there is no man who does not believe
many; and there is no man who believes only
lies.
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Died.

Died,
At the residence Of her son, Mai James Hickey, in
Polk county on the Sd day Of February last Mrs sA-
sAH Hickey, aged 80 years.
- Knoxville papers will please copy. .'.
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NJ O TT Q f..

n HAvEin my possession the Law and Forms nccessa-
ry for making out declarations for all those who are
entitled to additional Bounty Land under the Act OF
Congress passed the 81 day OF March, 1885.
MY once il Main street. opposite the Office Of the
"Athens Post" and Chancery Clerks office.
Athens March 16-tf-33S JOHN l.. BRIDGES.
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MEETING of Decatur Mining Conn
lVH pany.-The Stockholders Of Decatur Mining
Company hereby notified that the election Of Drec
tors for said Company, will take place in the town OF
Decatur, at the annual meeting OF said Company on
Monday, I'd day of April next.
march /, lS55-3t-33S NJ BUCHANAN, Sec. 4 Tr.
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Fancy Store I

"AvISG bought Mr.. IIarbin's Fancy Store and sd-
IL ded It to original stock and being determined
to sell Mt reduced prices In good faith invite The
attention OF the ladies and gentlemen who wish the
finest Plain and Fancy Goods Ladies', those extra ns
Under.sl and Chenizeits are not all out Those
ready dressed Silk Bonnets and embroidered Handler.
chiefs yet In store, aud also the wide plaid silks
Now II you want something fine Just call around.
march C.P&T. y. GIBSON.
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ThresherSi ThreShers !

LEARNERS and others who contemplate purchasing
n Tbreshcrs this season would do well to hand In
their orders soon they will not be able to get the Ma
chimes out in time for threshing out the next Wheat
crop. & X. kbtDEt, Generai Agent
Athens march left for lower East Tennessee.
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More Bounty Lend.

MORO 'ounGy "anCts
UpY late Act Of Congress all persons who have besn
Id In the service of the United States long four
days, entitled to 100 Of Bounty Land
Those who have received Warrants for 40 and SO
are entitled to the remainder Of 100 acres.
The undersigned will be pleased to arrange the claims
OF those they have formerly procured Warrants for and
for all others who entitled
Call at G. W. Ross Counting Room.
Athens march left J. w. BLACKWELL son.
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Hy- Hugh Henry, living about six miles
west of cambridge, in Jefferson county, was
killed by David Anderson Oh the night of tho
10Th inst
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Married,
-

At the residence of Col Joseph A. Mabry, in Knox
vile, on the Goth inst, by Rev. II. b. McMullen, Mr..
MATT D. McMAuAs to Miss @. V. MApRY all OF that city
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Sale of Land.

WDY virtue Of a dectee rendered In the Chancery
E6 Court at Madisonsiie, in the Of John STAN
field, Administrator, against the Widow and Heirs OF
James Taylor deceased WILL on the 2st day Of April
next at the swcetwater Depot, in Monroe county, sell
to the highest bidder, on a credit OF six and twelve
months the Lard Of which James Taylor died, seized
and possessed, In Monroe county, and on which he re-
sided at the time of his death including the reversona.
ry interest of the heirs the dover assigned to the
widow. b. j. A. COFFIN, O. d N.
march 9, t55S-td prs fee a. 33T
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New Goods! New Goods
w. Ii. REY NOLDs,

Benton, Tenn.
s now receiving large and well selected
l. stock of Spring and Summer Goods, to
which be would respectfully call the atten-
ton of his friends and the public generally.
Particular attention is invited to his stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods which is unusually large
and attractive. His stock of Goods for Gen.
tlemen's Wear includes almost everything.
from the finest French Cloth down to COM
mon Cottonades, which, together with lot
Staple Goods is not to be surpassed by any
establishment in the country. lie feels con-
fdent he can suit all persons wishing to buy
good and cheap Goods. [mar 23-tf-3S9
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FALL & CUNNINGHAM,
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND IMPORTERS or
Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,

NASHVILLE, TENN,
UIAvE now In store full and complete assortment
Of Hyd,odre, In all its varieties, together with
unusually large stock of Cutlery and Guns to all OF
which they invite the attention OF Dealers visiting this
market their stock has been made up by direct pur-
chases from the Manufacturers both in America and
Europe and they feel confident that those who may give
them call will find 1t advantageous to deal with them.
Cash and prompt time buyers will find the prices Of
their goods suited to the times.
~ Feathers received at the highest market price.
march l6-tf-S33
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The Mexican Mustang Linimenf- that
has been creating much excitement in the West and
South by cuiing all the old, well new sores man
and BEAST has at last got among US 1t Is said to have
no equal In curing rheumatism 1t will create great
cement among the DOCTORS as 1t Is said to be perfect
remedy and will cure all their rheumatic, scrofulous,
and leprous patients Livery Stable Keepers well
Transfers farmers and all those using horses will use
It, as it Is represented being sure cure for spavins,
ring bones spnts swelngs sprains poevils hstulas,
scratches saddle or collar gals &c. We told that
man in Illinois Is going about the country buying mp all
the crippled horses he find, and healing their sores,
and curing them with the Mustang Linment and then
selling them again; and he makes money by 1t. We nd
wise all those suffering from sores or pains OF any kind
to try 1t.
For sale In Athens by VIM. BURNS in Calhoun by n.
+. MARTIN; in Charleston by JAS. d. Balm. mar.23
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LIVERY STABLE.

yuyIfE subscriber has opened Livery Stable In the
Stables attached the Athens Hotel and has sup
Piled himself with number OF good Horses Carriages
NAV call on him. on reasonable terms. His stock Is
good, vehicles new and his object Is to keep what has
been very much needed at ths the right sort Of an
estabishment Persons can be accommodated at all
times at moments notice. He asks liberal patronage
march l6 -tf-333 JOHN L. BRIDGES
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Very Popular.

W. D. sloan-Sir: We have bought your medicines
of your travelling agents. we are now out and wish to
replensh and would like to have your travelling agent
visit us at Irast every three months. Your medicines
are very popular and the demand for them Is increas
ing. We will either act as your agent or pay you the
money for them al former rates. please let US hear from
you soon. Respectfully, "a,
Oouaka, ILL., McDILL MAURY, Druggists.
See Sloan,s advertisement In another column.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

DY virtune of decree rendered in the
ID Chancery Court at jacksonville, will
on the 5th day of May, 1855, sell to the high
est bidder, on credit of six months, at the
residence of Robert McReynods, in Monroe
county, the several tracts of Land consttu-
ting the Farm heretofore occupied by said
Robert Mclteynolds and Isaac ID. McReynolds.
situate on the waters of Dancing Branch in
said county. ia. COFFIN, c. d. M
March %, lS55-6t prs fee 81 S3s
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R ID 7 NJ O.,

EnUPIIS attending Forest Hill Academy can obtain
BOARD AT the House Of the subscriber, reasona-
bic terms The situation Is healthy, good water, and
a convenient distance from the Academy,
Athena march l6-2t MARY L. r. LIDE.
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Dizaolution.

N0TICE is hereby given that the hrm OF ii.Skoahs
~ KSox dissolved the lst day OF January last
All persons having accounts standing open are therefore
requested to come forward and close them with money
or by note Immediately. HENEdAh hNoA'
The business win hereafter be carried on In the
OF J. NJ. 4 T. J. KNOX, at the old stand
Charleston, Feb. 0, 1s55-3tl J. NJ. t. J. kNoA'
OFycE EAST TENNESSEE GEORGIA RAIL ROAD Co.
Athens, Tenn, Jan. %, 1855 !
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EUST Received, and for sale, lot Of Coopert
Rolled Iron; also, hrst rate article OF No, Chew
inr Tohocco by A. p. BRADFORD
f,b Riceyille, Tenn,
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sToCIEHoEDE19

East Tennessee Dc Georgia Rail Road Company
XTOU are hereby notified that the Directors have or
dered the Twelfth and last call Of Twenty-Five Dol.
lar. on the share to be paid before the second
day Of April next and that payments can be made 10
IL A. NJ, WHITE Knoxville; wM. LEN0IR, Leuoir's;
II. O. JACKSON, Athens.
Feb.2-5t " "ALLAOE, fresiaeh''
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csUIPHURiC, Nitric and IIydrochoric or Muristl
- Acids, Of the puresi quality, for sale low, BY
July n u. ". ROSS.
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0coee Male Academy,
Look Ou,--I Must Have Money.
HallfOll. Tenn.

TUyH0SE indebted 10 me earnestly requested 10
n come and payu II they do not must put Notss
and Accounts In train for collection.
Nov. II, 1854 WIN. BCRNs.r
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Test Acids.

xXTE wish to purchase a large lot " good Wheat
w and Hay, for which We will pay liberal price
Aus 4 "a KEYES A IlENDER. ON.
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TO those Intcfo9tod.
HHAyING disposed Of my entire stock Of Merchan-
disc in Athens, all those indebted to me either by
note or are earnestly requested to forward
and nav IN Immediately the business of the concern
must be closed. This Is my last call.
Feb. 0 D. NJ hEEphn'
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omCial Notice.
A DEMONSTRATORS and GUARDIANS are hereby
N notified TO come forward and make settlement
r. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
October IS, 1S54-u Us
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WIN. ALLSTON GOURDiN,

FLOUR.-we expect 10 keep
~, hand Flour. Baeon. and Lard 10 reH ~ whole
al, or rstaf Also, Corn aud Meal Dry Gosfs Groee-
ries. &C. Jan1o q. AT '. drDsoN
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p. S-The Know Nothings are said to have
things their own way in Augusta The cleo
ton for Mayor on the 10th of next month
will test the matter. II. Il r,