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NEW YoRK MoSEy MApKET.-lhc Courier
and Enquirer of Tuesday says:
Among the merchants there is no pressure
for money. Payments from the South and
West, and from the country generally are
more prompt than usual. There is m in
creased demand among our importers, who
have occasion to make rcmilances to Europe,
and there is more enquiry for bills 10 be paid
for by time paper. The cash rates for sterling
bills are quite Low; the leading houses being
inclined 10 sell Mt lya.
The large amounts of foreign dry goods
thrown upon tho market recently, require
heavy ienittnnccs to Great Britain and the
Continent, and if our importers would be
more moderate in this line, the exchanges
would permanently be in our favor. The
country has rarely exhibited more prosper
Gus condition than at present. Cotton, tobac.
co, flour and grain urc all in active demand
for consumption throughout Europe, and at
prices that must amply reward the planter ii
the United States.
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ny" The London correspondent of the
Commercial Advertiser writes that the ac-
counts regarding deficiency of grain in
Northern Russia are fully confirmed, aud that
II serious addition to the embarrassmcnts of
the Russian Government is believed to have
been inflicted from this cause. The same
correspondent adds, in confirmation Of all
other reports on the subject, that the accounts
of the French harvest ARE mos and more dis
couraging-that the wheat crop has certainly
fallen short ut least 2S,000,00O bushels, and
that the yield Of rye presents similar def
cheney.
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I'm COMMUNICATING nre having an

sR CoSvENTioN.-1hey nre having an
8 convention in Richmond. Virginia.
lis very funny. 1t appears that after the
editors got together they stood looking at
each other for long time, like party oibig
schoolboys who had been fighting, and who
didn't want to make up," and that not one
of them knew for what purpose they had
come together, and they finally adjourned t'lI
the next day without doing anything. Re
Gently, in Boston, during the great horse con
yention, some Of the Boston editors tried to
get up a dinner for The journalists from abroad;
but there was II split on the liquor question:
and the affair fell through. There does not
appear to be much fraternity among editors
anywhere, and the idea of making rules
about prices of advertising and so forth, to
apply to all, is absurd. The rates must de-
pend ON the enterprise of the Journal Its
size, circulation. popularity, dc. The dry
goods merchants and grocers might as well
have a convention to settle upon how much
they should charge for yard of muslin or q
pound of sugar. The editors in old Virgins
may have good dinnerwith glass OF wine
and then go home, and each manage his bust
ness on the old rule Of get all you can anC
keep what you get.
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If YOU love others, they will love you,--
If YOU speak kindly they will speak kind.
Nv 10 YOU. Love is repaid with love, and
hatred with hatred. Would you hear Il
sweet and pleasant echo, speak pleasantly
Yourself
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Why Is II lMpoLlrg!-Lan any one say
why it is considered impolite for gentlemen
to go in the presence Of ladies' in their shirt
sleeves, whilst it is considered correct for
ladies themselves TO appeal before gentlemen
without any sleeves at all! We merely ask
Tor information.
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syA ANS
Bank-Note List and Detecter,

IHbifshed scH'i-ht0hthfy' ht -N0"fg"'fTy <i'"',
At 1890 per annun. In Advance.
yt,E work Is printed fine white paper and pew type,
L and in appearance will be second to Fsf< 10 the
United states -,
A SoutAsrn Bank Note List Is cssentiV In every Bdnf,
Countrg House. aud Public once. In us unite In ad-
yancInr our common interests and not permit Northern
men aud Northern Detgctors to huctuate our money
matters as they may wish, while quietly following
their dlctation. ,,
Tine work will he carefully revised on the dag OF pub
Ucatlon and all important financial changes, as they
occur noticed Every eNertion viii be made 10 MAKE
correct and reliable guide to the Banker and Merchant
Hotel Projectors, Brokers, Auctioneers, commission
Merchants and others, DESTROYS OF having their names
and business widely circulated, are informed that
limited number Of advertisements will be inserted
sne rate FOR advertising by the year. or Tor shorier
n.roJs NAV hc known by applying to any OF my Agents,
sinen numbers will be sent, application by let
| Ter free a charge. .,,,. S.,,.
! n comm ..ior- ~. ended for the "bank. No,e Lss
| N,,s ker Atlanta, ga tAMuEL NV -
JAMFs IoBERrsoS, General Agent ss"1s-S
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Z london london lines r!,,,, in

its a. upon General simpson,
prucluims With real gusto the probable nm.
nounrcmrut Of Il batch of appointments of
astounding juycniIi,y." This is the pro.
srriliion of iogyism and the triumph of
Young ngland--ao long genial stride towards
the overthrow of the aristucracy, which is the
embodiment of the present mhcci lie admins
tra,vc system, and the Inauguration of the
middle classcs-the half way men--as the
governors of the United Kingdom. The
present war, If it accomplish no other good,
is likely pretty clearly TO prove the utter in
competency Of the hereditary classes TO ad.
minister public affairs in the spirit Of cnlight.
eminent, which is the character site Of the age.
The progress uf general Intelligence in Eng
land has been ms great in the last ten wears
as in any country on the globe; so great that
it becomes necessary actually to prescribe all
the old officers and to install the younger
ones in order to secure Il tolcrablc discharge
of both civil and military duties Thirty years
ago such men MS Lord Raglan and General
Simpson would have been regarded as faith
full opponents OF British interests: nov, they
are behind the Juveniles whose anticipated
installation to military command is Il subject
Of emulation by the leading London press.
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1855 Fall & Winter CO0dyV
H. II. IxEITHI sas q

HAVE received their stock Of Fall
L l. Winter Goods, which they consider ST.
perior to any they have heretofore opened, in>
richness, durability and cheapness. Their as
sortment is general, comprising Cloths, CASH
mers, Sattnets, Tweeds, and all other season.
able goods for Gentlcmen's wear.
For the Ladies, they have a very rich dis
play Of all kinds and the latest styles Of
Fall and Winter Dress Goods, such as Silks,
Plafds, DeLaines, Merinoes, Prints &C., &c.
Call and examine the assortment, for they
natter themselves they have some character
for taste and judgment in this department.
They have, also, large stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, gotten up expressly for
this market, consisting of over, Sack, BUSH
ness aud Dress Coats, made of the finest and
most seas0nGble fabrics; Vests and Pants
which can't fail pleasing the most fastidious.
In the Boot aud Shoe line they are second
to none. Ladies and Misses in search of fine
Walking, Cater, or any other description Of
Shoes, will please call aud examine the assort-
ment. For Gcntlmen they have fine Calf,
| Kip and Coarse Boots aud Shoes. Negro
Shoes, from the largest to the smallest sizes.
| Hats, Caps aud Bonnets, in great variety.
| In short, Ladies and Gentlemen. they have
every description of Goods usually found in
! Retail stores in this section OF country, and
| they are going to sell them-so, it's no use
talking. If you want any thing in their line
just come aud get it. They will sell low for
cash, and charge nothing for showing the
Goods. Now 0-372
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COOK Stovos.

,y>IiE upd,rsigne las for sale variety Of Cook
l Stoyea-lniest and most approved patterns. The
castings are beautiful The UoOSfcr &df6 Store and
HentHrI are cast Mt Cincinnati Ohio, and the South
spsr I, cast at the Knoxville Foundry. lie expects TO
have, in a short time some beautiful fire Stoves for
GOOD article IN the stove line will do well to call and
gxa,nine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
Athens, Sept 2l-tf-S65 j. W, BLAChNtLb
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% II O q Il II Z z 3.
AUGUSTA, GE0., Sept 1, ISIS.
nEE IllIDs good and prime Sugar;
sbSB 200 barrel. stuart's Clarified sugar;
100 packages Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
500 bags fair, prime aud choice Conee
100 mats Java Coffee;
HOO Kegs Nails, ali sizes;
1000 sacks salt;
400 bags buck and Drop shot;
5000 lbs Bar Lead;
30 hhds Cuba MOasses;
10 barrels Stuurrs Sugar House Syrup;
$50 boxes and kegs Tobacco, every quality;
Go chests Tyson, Imperial and Black Tea;
2iO, 900 Spanish and German Cigars;
500 boxes AdAnantuc aud sperm Caudles
POO boxes Bar aud Fancy Soaps;
100 kegs sup. Cnrb. Soda; $500
A large stock OF Manila Hope, y % 4 inch; BED
Cord and Pow Lines Painted Pals Brooms; ChnrnT;
Tubs; Brass Bound Pals Half luckets Spices; Pepper;
finger; Cassiu indigo Blue Nitrol Copperas; Powder
in keg, aud cans Pickes Cheese; Butter and sod" Bis
cults, &C. for sale Our stock lquors eNcepted) will ~
times be one of the largest In this market.
Orders from friends will command prompt atten.
ton. Cous.guments of Produce are solicited.
BAKER, WRIGHT co.
CuARlRs B,ERu, late Baktr, WRcOr &c 60.
joins 5. WulGur, w. H. >'"'"' o. tsept I-tf-sds
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Chnucory Court ut Iadisonvilics
Nero and Lots for Sale,

y obedience 60 Nh iuterlOcutory decree and
order of the Worshiprul County Court of
Polk county. Tenn. ut the November tenn,
$685. | will sell, on Friday, the tweuty-trst
day Of December, 1858, ut the Court house
door in the towu Of Benton, one NEG RIO
MAN, named Moses. aged twenty-five years,
about five feet ten inches high, aud weighs
from 100 to 1875 lbs, and belongs to the es.
tate ui Josiah Morrison, late deceased, OF said
county, and is sold for distribution among the
heirs Of said deceased.
ALEC, at the same time, four TOWN LOTS,
known on the general plan Of said town AS
Lots No. 10, II, % ANA ~, on the following
terms: Oue-tenth puu Of the purchase money
to be paid down Oh the day Of sale. and the
balance on IL credit Of nine aud eighteen
mouths, in equal payments. Bond with ap'
proved aud Substantial security will be re-
quircl of The purchasers
J.. p. DOUGLASS, CLERK.
Nov. 7, l5J5-iL-prs fee % S73
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UNITED STATES REvEYUE.-The follow
ing table shows the amount of duties re-
ceved at seven Of the principal ports of the
United States for the first quarter of the lis-
cal year ending the 3Oth OF September, rs
compared with the previous year
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0-yrA. f. Leonard, editor of the Norfolk
Argus, being nominated by"Many Voters
MS suitable person to represent that city in
the Legislature, declines the intended honor
because "he icanted 10 get 10 Ifearen.
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administration Notice.
sale OF EorSOzaelty.


A the time has arrived for planting Fruit Trees |
IA would respectfully inform the pihc hat nave
Apple which are nov offered for sale, Apples IN cts;
Pears - cts., each. have the May and June Apple
summer and Fail Fruit OF all kinds, aud good selection
of Winter ApllcF samples of the Winter fruit can be
seen at my residence. live on the line OF the East
Tennessee Georgia RAN Road two miles North OF Mouse
r,,rIi,r p o. Nov p-,},-3I9 G. SHELL.
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New Goods! Cheap Goods !
Low 2e3xv11 for Caeh.
rTHE sun ~ is in receipt of full sup
.a.,.D U.y.,.TER GOODs.

to which he invites the attention of all who
may wish to purchase. After the lst day of
January 1886, he intends to sell for CASH
only, and will give better bargains than have
ever been offered in this country. a word to
the wise is sufficient. A. III. CROW.
Athens Nov. 1G. 1S55-tf-373
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LATER FROM THE lsrumUs-CoL. WALKER.
The Star Of the West has arrived Mt New
York with 81 100000 in specie. Her papers
were detained nine days on the lsthmus, in
consequence of political troubles. The war in
Central America was assuming serious as.
poet. Walker attacked and captured Grenada
on the l4th ult. The town previously had
been almost deserted. On the 22i ult. n
treaty of peace lad been formally ratified
with the late commandment of the Government
forces and the Transit Company. The steam
or San Carlos, with the passengers of the Stnr
of the West, was fired into on the 9TH nit. by
! the Government forces near Lake Nicaragua
and lady and child were killed, and the boat
| dnmng, d. On the l9th ut. the Government
| troops made murderous attack On the re
turning Cnliioruians at Virgin Bay, killing
four and wounding eight.
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IsA!pisusiHn oS thr

Eh!pitniiOn os tisr .rcnrt. Nervous Di'rNs-
us, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, tosi'tn,Ss
and Piles, are all relieved and cured p an incredible
short space of time, by Carriers Spanish MNurc, the
great tonic aud purie" ot the blUod. It contains not
particle of Mercury, Opium, or any luNiuu- drug i,
perfectly harmless, and has cured more than five hun
tlred cases " disease.
We can only refer the reader to the certificates lew
Of which may be found In another column, aud all OF
which are detailed in full around the bottle. IL j, the
greatest Of all Spring and Fall Medicines and possesses
an influence over the blood truly remarkable
See advertisement. nov
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Riceville Academy.

TENliE First Session Of this School will open Mon
II day, the 18th of November inst.
The government of the school is designed to be pa
rental firm, aud yet mild. Especial pains will be taken
IN photography Reading and English Grammar, hrauch
Is too much neglected even in the higher schools.
7erms, per- Session IF fce months, or 81 trecks:
First ......... $500
Second Class. 100
lllfu 'lh-S luiVV
Fuel aud huuac.reut extra.
No allowance will be made for lost time, except in
case of prutructed sickness. A. Y. COX,
Nov lG-lt-373 PRINCIPAL.
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Life is short-while wa speak it flies en-
joy then. the present, and forget the future.
Snch is the moral Of ancient poetry. grace
rul and Il wise moral--iuduIged beneath Il
southern sky, and all deserving the phrase
applied to 1.-THE philosophy Of the garden.
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~" The relaxing heats Of summer leave behind them
n long train Of evils The most universal NJ these are
general debility, and It's sure attendant luWucss OF spl-
its For these can recommend a speedy and uuial-
ing cure, in the shape uf lOOnanls German Biticrs,
prepared by Dr. G. VI. Jackson Philadelphia. 1t Is, in
our opinion, a medicine "Hf grnTiS-algne-unal-
proachahe. 1t to reach the fountain head othc
ain ully in the digestive organization, and thus to re-
uVc the secrcuns and the blood of the NHi"'rioS NOR
d. or the cause Of disease Its tonic properties gives
Nignr to the membranes of the stomach aud promote
the secretion OF the gastric Juice, which disso'Ncs the
food while its cordial soothing, and Alternative Influence
mparts general regularity and strength to the action OF
the secrctiyc organs and seems to ilrtiy the consu-
ton Such is experience OF its tiTtss, and
believe it is confirmed by the evidence Of NIL Who have
tried it, or had an opportunity of witnessing it, opera
ton For sale by DR.. Jackson, l2l Arch street. See
advertisement, nov .
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Chanccry Court at nIndisonviIlc.

OHdhCCry <UNFt AT WnUisOnIIIIc.
NOVEMBER KuLEs, 1853.
Thomas Walks, Administrators with the will annexed, Of
William Wallis, deceased,
rg.
William Wallis, Goolcn Wallis, Nancy English, Jas Ii.
Reagan and Thomas Nearwood
Elll.L states that defendants William and Gooden
HE Wallis and Nancy English reside beyond the limits
OF the State of Tennessee publication is therefore
derCd to be made for four weeks In succession in tho
Athens Post, requiring said defendants to
appear at the next term Of the Chancery Court to DO
held at the Courthouse in Madisonve, ON the LIST
Monday Of December next, and answer compliments
bill, or the sue will be set for hearing pro cOesSo
to them, aud heard accordingly.
j. A. COFFIN, q. C "
Nov ., ls15-4t prs fec % $40
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s95"A bad sign--to see II man get mad
when dunned for debt. We alwas think lie
would act the rscal if lac had chance.
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a Cincinnati paper contains an advertise
mrn' of bonncts and pctticoa,s for Young
mems wear to correspond with the shawIs
now SO unvNrsaly Worn.
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TnE New YonK Posr OfFcE.-We clip the
following paragraph in relation to the New
York Post Office from late number of the
Herald:
GoGd Fnanciering,-We were not little
surprissd to learn recently that the gross
amount of the receipts OF the New York Post
Office, on account OF the government, for the
two last fiscal years, amount TO the enormous
sum of S2,5Ol ,22l %. On the occasion of
each OF the two annual settlements with the
Post Office Department, the accounts OF the
Auditor were found to agree to penny with
the statements furnished by the Cashier OF
the Post Office here. This certainly speaks
we'll for the business skill and accuracy OF N.
+. Freeman, Esq, the manager of the iin"n'
cial affairs of our Post Office; while the large
amount invoved-embracing as it does only
one branch of the government business con-
centratng in this great NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
some idea of what New York Is, ana wha'
she will be "if she lives"
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An exchange paper quotes from PauTs
writings. "Owc no man anything" and then
adds: I'VE fcgr some of oar subscribers new
or read pau'a Epislles."
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lust Received!

WE have just received our Fall and Winter stock
w ofGoods, comprising every thing usually brought
to this market this season, and are determined to
sell unusually low 1t is unnecessary to enuncrate the
articles-if you want cheap Goods give us u call.
We will barter Goods ut cash prices for IIsh aud
Sweet Potatoes, Wheat, Corn, Rye, Oats Oons Fcatl
ers, aud, indeed any thing farmers make to sell.
Oct IL G. L. & TT. GIBSON.
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The story Of the man who had nose so
large that he couldn't blow It without the
use of nunpowdrr is h6X.
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BEEN"
--...------.-----
t5sF" The conflict in Congress, remarks the
New York journal of Commrtcc, "a paper
which has steadily supported the Nebraska
Giil) "Wil be brought on by the presence Of
Gen. Whitfield aud Ex-Governor Rccdcr, each !
claiming to be the Delegate elect lroul Kan
sas. The House Of Representatives will be
compelled to decide which Of the two is emit.
tied to the seat; and in 50 doing, will decide |
whether the body lately claiming 10 be The
Legislature OF Kansas, were such in fact. II
they were, then their appointment Of day
for the election Of II Delegate 10 Congress,
was The day, aud Whitfield is elected; no other
candidate having at that time received fifty
votes for Delegate, in the whole Territory
H. Oh the other hand, they were Il spurious
body, having no legal existence, then all their
Acts are Il uulIty, and II new Legislature Will
have 10 be convened. The election on the
9lh ult, at the bidding Of volunteer Cow
vention, and hich resulted in the choice vi
Governor Recder, is only valid on the sup
position that tue Legislature had no legal
existence. The contested seat, therefore, vii!
bring on discussion of Kansas affairs in
general, including Emigraut Aid Societies,
Missouri Invaders, &c. The result i. doubt
Iui."
The total vote for Whitfield was 2,50l.-
Tint tor Rccder, is said to be larger by sew
cra hundred votes.
~ The following waf ailoat on tho sea
of reading, we clip from IN exchange. We
do not know its paternity, but it contains
some wholesome truths, beautifully Set
forth:
Men seldom think of the great event of
death until the shadow falls across eheir own
path hiding forever from their eyes the traces
of the loved ones whose living smiles was the
sunlight of their existence. Death is the
great antagonist OF life, and the cold thought
OF the tomb is the skeleton of all fcnsts. We
do not want 10 20 through the dnrk valley,
although its passage may lead To paradise;
aud with Charles Lamb, we do not want to
lie down in the muddy grave, even with kings
and princes for our bed fellows But the fiat
III Nature is memorable. There is no appeal
kSllci from the great INV WHICH GoonIs Us
9 flourish and fade AS the leaves
nd the flower that blooms and
y, Inns not Trailer hold on life
Hest monarch that ever shook
D1natstcps. Generations OF
The grass, and the
fongs the world
disappear rs the foot.
ktul drama of Ion, the instinct
10 cloqncntIy uttered by the
Grcck, finds n deep response
Fsehghtfu soul. When about &c
Ed Ills young existence MS sacrifice to fate
II his beloved CIcmanthe asks If they shall no
meet again, to which he replies:
Il have asked that dreadful question of III,
hills that look eternal; Of the flowing streams
> that flow forever, Of the stars among Who's
fields of azure my raised spirit hath wake,
: to glory. All were dumb. But while gnz
y upon thy living face, feel there's something
in the love that nantes through its braut
that cannot wholly perish. We shall NEE
IL again, Clemanthe.'
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II YOU want TO know the way to the pen
itcnlury, follow the man who believes that
the "HOrld owes him living.
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csyg" We are authorized and requested to announce
Col JAMES PAuEs as candidate for brigndier "encra
Gth brigade Tennessee Militia, Election LIST December
, We are autlor to announce Col. JAS. HICKEY,
Of p,IL couuty Formerly Of McMnn,) as a candidate
far Brradicr General 9th brigade Tennessee Militia
Election Saturday lst day Of December
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wheat! wheat!
Another Fresh Supply of rugs,

Nv HIUII, added to my old makes my
w present stock large for this market
consisting in part Of the following: Oils
I.ntseed, Tanners, Lard and Neatsfoot; Sp'ts
Turpentine; Copal, Japan and Leather Var
nsh; Paint, Varnish aud Sash Brushes; Blend
eis aud Graining brushes; White Lead, dry
and in Oil; Zuc in Oil; pessores; Gumelastic
Globes, with and without tubes; Window
Glass II by Isl Putty; GLACIERS Diamonds;
Wines; Brandy, aud Jamaica Spirits, for
medical uses-and many other articles
Will be sold for cash only.
Oct 2G VIM BURNS.
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9trayOa

ENRON the subscriber few days since, one mile Fast
h. Of Calhoun, Il small SOrreI Horse. left hind
foot white, saddle lar. on the left side. ANY iniorns
ton in regard to said IGrse will b. thankfully received,
and If taken care Of the person wiz be literally reward
ed CALVIN j. uANAs.
Miwood, McNun co., Nov. 9-SIF
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1syFcmoe1AExE~.

v TOlCE Writing, or Photography, in u course OF ten
V lessons, taught through the mads, ny IL. h'
.t,.rsC,. Washington, khca county, Tenn.
TRuAs rive Dollars. FoTpartcu!ars please address
tbs teacher. NOV ~