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July s2--d3t&cp0 mo

4 ELEVENTH MISUNDERSTANDING in store the elevcn,r
II Of celebrated house wife ~ also
supply Of our Shaker long cloth" shirung.
We mills produce Of brands They
uSy considered the best goods OF their Class in the Union
In dsion-
10 Of medium hne shirtng of the
approved brands
loo pieces Irish linens grades, pillow table,
and sheetng linens.
Towelngs and napkins in great psofuson.
Dealing largely in all kinds OF linen" goeds Of
which manufactured Ireland ORDERS do profess
offer decided bargains In goods OF that class.
added In this that stock of all kinds Of
go0dS 10 full throughout the entire
large very superior glossy black Silks
extremely low prices.
Our stock of dry goods for family consumption remains
remarkably well assorted.
One price only.
Daily additions made TO stock
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied in all
really in saying NIL bills be promptly settled
: PERRY 4 BROTHER,
"Csntral Stores, - west building,
July l4-6teodK Opposite Centre Market.
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These $4,000 barrels at dollars per barrel give
the Slo5o000; to which add 100000 for 100000
pounds Of hops al hrtyve cents per pound and have
total outlay of in this lager-becr business from
the breweries of which informed
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The Kentucky Military Institute,

nRECTED BY board Of appostsd by STATE
" supcrintendeuce T. w. Morgan.
graduate u West Point and practical snxnesr aided by able
faculty.
The of study taught tho colleges
addition Of
practical engineering and mining geology English era
historical eadng book keeping and business FORMS
modern languages.
The opens
day In September (0th 6epsember 1851 Charge &O2 half
yearly session, payable In advance.
Address superintendent "Miay Institute, Franklin
~, Kentucky,s undefEgned
Reference sauhorssd Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary War
r. DUDLEY,
July 22--d3t&cp0 mo President Of the Board.
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REMARKABLE cAr-The New Haven Register is TO be
held responsible for the following marvellous story

A REMARK ABLE cAr-The New Haven Register is TO be
held responsible for the following marvellous story
neighbor, residing the sea-shore, has large
om-ca which has frequently been found with fsh In his
became the Of much remark it could not be
ascertaned how where he obtained them. few days
since he discovered with re eel in his mouth which
he was Just proceeding devour As he has since been
seen standing the eashore with his gaze intent upon
the water there doubt that he is in the habit OF
catching fish and ees and regaling himself on them cas-
have sometimes been known to catch fish from small brooks
or vessels Of water wherein they were placed"
LIFE AT SARArosAA correspondent describes life at
Saratoga and closes with "But this is luxurious life
which il would not do to live always Music in the
nQ to allure us from slumbers to the shady groves
music dinner promote digestionmusic in the eve
ming the dancing saloon, and moonlight to soothe you
to rest"
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July I4-6tsodif

ITO those custoeasrs who have settled che
which presented them with the confident
ion about the nst instant they would be
beg thar, In induced
70 believe The failure attributable 70 negligence or want proper
inability comply with their ob
cations important that should discriminate between
enable respectfully
the mer forward and settle either by cash
notes short daaes.
July 22-3nw2wn HOOE BRO, co.
IEUT, COL. HARDEE's United States Rino
Ii Light Infantry Tactics. vols.
United States Cavalry Tactics. vols
Hents, Architecture, Sculpture and Painting by J.
Jarvis.
Wskna, Adventures the Mosquito Shore; by Bard.
The Prophets, OF Mormonsm Unveiled.
or Huanan Cornedy.
Lights and shadows u English Life. vols.
The Heiress OF aughton the author OF Eea Wyndham
Sister Rose by Charles Dickens.
Mother and Ssepmother ou Dckenss Household Words
Trial and Triumph BY 4. D. Arthur.
Putnams Magazine for August. .
JuIy2S FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GENERAL AGMHCY AT wASHINOTON.-The sui
scrbcr frmery Of Rchnond Virginia having esahshst
office In this city, sw DOOR in front Of the Treas
Department. tenders his seroes claimants the
especially for revolutionary eeryces and for land bouner
and pensions under the recent acn ofConpes:
has, perhaps the only index which made the
revolutionary IN the a auditors Office In
ccpi0ua index all
public oces in the capo of Virginia These and the
twenty experience,
title hope claim ntSused him be just he will be
able show IT, where the claimant himself may be entirely
unable 10 do II. .ts.. II
battle who served suItoen days. his
charges will be very moderate FELIX KICAARDs.
Hon. Henry A. WiBs, Accomac, Virginia
Lyons, Esq, Richmond, virginia.
james g. Heath, Commissioner Of Pensions Richmond
Virginia.
Stafford H. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
John 8. Pendleton, vlrginia
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Warrington, D. O..
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore
Lewis Tfmbehakc, esq.,. New York.
March 7-d&cplys
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LARGE pIscoUSrThe Journal says the entire property
of the Vermont Central Railroad Company, which has
cost about nine millions Of dollars is now selling in the
market according the prices of first and second mort
gage bonds and stock at less than one million Of dollars
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GEN Err AL N II w s.

PERsosAL-ExPr President Van Buren, accompanied by his
eldest son. arrived in Undertook the Goth instant from
Europe, after absence of two years
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

Indian Hosifies Ia Ieras.--A Mem Policy Adopted
letter recently received from the frontiers of Texas,
make tho following extract:
The policy of pushing military posts higher up into
the mountains good We must reach the hostile In
dams there in their villages and they TO be punished
ALL these the places to make the punishment
piary Their sqIaws their children, their horses and mules
here and when village destroyed the fortress Of the
Indian is in rrepaabe ruin, and fighting must In
these villages they Here the make the
culver and fill it with Here the lance and the shield
made and tried and here the hordes trained and
pared for BATTLE and here the boys taught the art of In
dian war. These villages therefore, their material
strength They at once the Indian arnory arsenal and
military school. II small matter with them that
casionaly off their small parties the plains while
their mountain strength is unimpaired"
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Massachusetts .apcnue betcesn Tenth and Eleventh streets
THIS institution young having cosed the ah scho
avoable ccum@r ses, and bavirg
facng tcimopias OF the tsf1coi OF pa
mede their children In the various ance
taught their sincere and CRATE thanks
10 heir liberal they have heretofore re-
ceved
Continuation Of the School.
This institution continued Of
the sded teaches in English French,
drawing painting and M the number Of scholars will
limited the education of their dRug
desired make early application For boarding or day
will be made known. The
year will open the Isl OF septeUber Circulars At
bstorcs.
puly 2i-eoiw NJ A. COX, Principal.
I AND WARRANTS LOCATED.-The subscribers will To-
Ii In Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Iowa. and give
4 correct description Of the inrd located.
II upon description incorrect, they will
giving another warrant for tho
or sntiy. .t -,
personal superinteDdence z,.,,,
7,h street, opposite the Post once, Washington. D. G.
July i4--2aw3m
n NrLLsn. wh T. Brown
Miller n Brown,
WasAtskfon, d. c.,
WILL attend to departments
w claims, Couu Of the United
Once, Tn street, opposite the General Post Once.
July I2-2aw3m
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THE F.uquier White Sulphur spsing:, Virginia,
reception Of and In
attractive condition than thsy have bssn
mepresenfaoa Against hsm having been puhshed In
fetenburg 1ntegsncss Baltimore the ec
they closed for the traced 70 irresponsible
unworthy Of nctce Il n that there
shadow Of for Ard ne sae:cribe trust. that be VIII
journals which given currency by transferring
their columns win dabuss the public mind through the
dunn. ALEX. BAKER.
l3-dkcplm 9a et
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TENNESSEE wnEAr.--The New York Express notices. n
new feature in trade that the steamship Thomas Swan
arrived at that port from Charleston, brought as fregh
L. 100 bushels of Tennessee wheat.
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r,OW REWT-A the northwest Of 10Th and
fess frous) pleasant roo0s with without board
would be rented sngy or In suites ON very
" early application b made.
6--d0
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st. Joscph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Near ErmsAs5usy, Frederick County, Nd.

n PHILLIPB, Or Mobile, Alabama, viii practice In
suprems Court Of the United States court Of claims
attend business his profession Ones
northeast Of TIN street and Loui'sana avenue
June 2o-d0mf
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TUE thirty uvt OF will
Mondsy 2ad Of October 1885, and end the Is, Of afch
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DEMocRAmo STATE CONVENTION OF cALIFoR-

The democratic State convention met al Sacramento
the 27th OF June The first ballot for candidate for gov
nor was taken on the 18th with the following result:
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a French STRATAG Gll.--At the attack of
the MamcIon, on the 7lI, the signal given
was six rockets from the Victoria Rcdoubt.
Under the impression that the bcsirged would
probably for the future Keep good out for
demonstrations OF this nature the French, not
many days since, made the same signal, and
accompanied it with the roll of drums in th"
trenches towards the front, aud words OF
command given in a loud tone The result
Justified ,hrir anticipallons, Us the Russian
bugIes sounded the assembly, and their
troops were seen crowding into the MaIakoll,
ready 10 repel the supposed prcmcditated at
tack. Immediately the guns aud moriars
bearing on the threatened point, poured forth
their iron hail. Grape, canister, and shells
fell among the bcsicgcd ''last and furious
and only ceased when the fire from the enemy
showed that the panic had passed away. On
the whole, this ruSe de gHerre was sAtisIacto.
ry in the extreme to all concerned, except The
sufferers,
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Bolivar Academy,
.VIliiyDilriilG, Tam


'I'nE FEMALE DGrNErNgSr OF this Institution will be
opened on Monday, the I'm day OF september
Prof Sam' VI. Gaines, Principal, with competent
corps oil Assistants.
course ef SiHdy-Rcadug, Writing, Arithmetic,
Grammar, Physiology, topography, CDnpusition lheto-
rio, Ancient and Modern History, Elocuuon, Astronomy,
Logic, Natural, Mental aud Moral Philosophy, Algebra,
Geometry, TrgpuomctIy Botany, Chemistry, Geology,
aud the Greek, Latin, Spanish, German and French
languages
TERMS per- Session Of 20 3rats, ORc-tlf IA d2tdHce:
Primary Cmss-spvlliug Reading, Writing, Ari,h-
mlcal Tables, Primary Geography, and Bul-
lions First Lessons in English Grammar 81 80
The 4,h, Sd, Junior and S-niOr Glasses, which eIn-
Instruction in either ofthe Ancient or Modern
Music on Piano or Guar, .2nOO
Contingent luO
No deduction FOR Ubsulce for less than one,ourth OF
It term.
The main objects OF III Institution are thorough mcu-
tai, moral and physical tanning, and IN order keep
the progress Of the pupils before Their friends
She plan Of monthly eNtwS will be adopted Pnticl-
lar prominence will be gveu to Spelling, Reading and
Composition, during the entire coarse of instruction.
10 yuung Ladies' who complete the prescribed course
pud whose department entities them to such distinctions
t. C'rifcto Qf SiOAHeip will be g!yen signed by the
Principal aud Trustees.
The Mils D,payt,,-f win he opened for instruction
In The new Building on tie m NOaddy Of .SDteI0bsr
IN charge Of MIR. john q. Scarborough, graduate OF
the University of So. Ca, JOSEPH UPTON, Ch,
j. A. CuIFIS, NtCR aug 81 f-3f9
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G. 0 III Ut E RCIAL,.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Aug. o.
Herewith find statement of orr Produce market. The
stock of Bacon and Grain Is cutie light aud prices
have an upward tendency. lcav, sales of Tcnncsse
Bacon sides have been made al l3c ca sh and the prce
is higher to-day. If any of your friends have good
parcels OF Bacon to ship this will prove propiuus
time tc make them. Tile annexed quotations Will be
found correct, viz:
BAcoS, hog round 1i'Gc; hams 12 q tie; sides 10 n
l3Ec shoulders II a ll}sc. LAGp NJ a. iIr. TAI
Low l2]lc. BEEF I y n BE-. poRE 81 n Tc Smrrp s2
40 2.5D u head. Wool 2pc. CorTuS NEys 10 n 10.
O>NtBuHgs ~ a. lUc. Day llnES II a. l2r. CouS -
q g5c. MEAL ! 10 a l,l5. OArs 70 a 15;. W.Mr
$li0 a l,51. fLouU - 10 u bbl, and samc rate in
sacks. STOCK Peas ~ az g1c. Hay $lAj az l.iJ.--
Fe,rIEns 33 N 3jc. HraswNN 81 n %. RITTER 10 a.
Do, as TO quality EGD. scarce at 10 an l>c.
EXCHANGE on the Nor.. g q cput premium
Yours, very truly,
j. \. ANlLEY.
Commission anu Produre .RBtApni.
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r2B"A very novel sentence has recently
been passed upon man convicted of sacri-
lege, in Switzerland, which exhibits rare
ingenuity in the art Of punishment. The
poor wretch is 10 be exposed for quarter
Of IN hour in the iron collar used at eXecu.
cuiions; 10 receive sixty ashcs Of II rod from
the hnndo Of tho eHuvud"nori to DO impris-
oncd five years at hard labor; to remain ten
years within the boundry of his native COM
mune never to be able TO marry, and 20 lose
all civil ard political rights; to pass through
certain religious cxcrciscs;a and finally, to con.
fess his crime in the church, rod in his
hand cord round his necL
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A MELANCHOLY CAsE.-On Tuesday night,
the llth Instant, melancholy affair occurred
near Winchester, Ky. A Mr.. w. McCor-
mic, in attempting 10 ehaslise Il servant man,
met with some resistance, and in the madncs,
OF the moment, pulled out his revolver, and
woundrs the negro very seriously. SuppOs-
ing him 10 be killed, lie ierkcd the weapon
from the hands Of his distressed wife, who
had graspcd it and fired two shots, one Of
which entered his skull over the eye, and
he died immt lately. A melancholy instance
of unrestricted passion
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New York CoAT-TAIL AGIsTocRAcY.-A
New York letter says: 'Ihe cut Of mans
coat has become the index to his rank. Waist
low, tail short-plebiar, waist pretty well
sup" tail Il ompromise-wcarer evidently Il
MISUNDERSTANDING to both partics-hasn't
the pluck 10 be pure Shanghai; waist fur-
Ously up, tail tremendously down-perlect
brick-gocs the whole porker-fast man;
Waist exactly six inches from collar, tail pre-
clsely one inch and three quarters from
ground, kids, moustache, prrIumery--arsto-
crat, SO far in upper tendon that he cannot
be discovered without the aid Of glasses.
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WAKGp UP THE WRoYG PAssENGER.-A
Swiss watch pedIar named Joseph Taylor,
was decoycd from New York city on Sunday
night, to place near the Flushing Railroad
Depot, By three men named Green, Dyer and
Myers. On crossing some vacant lots, they
knocked the pedar down, attempted to rob
him of II quantity Of jewelry, Unfortunately
for the robbers, the pedlar drew largo two
edged knife, aud so severely wounded Dyer,
that he survived only ten minutes.
Myers and Green were also severely stab
bed; the latter was arrested abouta half an
hour after the occurrence bleeding protuse-
ly from his wounds, but Myers is still at
large.
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Liver piaint.-This dangerous and often
fatal dsca had long bacd the skill OF the most emf
uent physlcians when the discovery Of Dr. MLnno,s
Liver pils solved the difficulty, and presented to the
world the Gyedi Specific Tor that complicated malnly,
which has attained such widely spread celebrity tor its
certainty of cure. This successful remedy was hc re.
suit of many years. study IN which thc symp, oms were
narrow observed aud are thus described by the Docto
".Syg,Jtoas of It Diseased Licer.-Pain in the rabt
side and sometimes in the LEFT, under the edge of Inc
ribs-thc patient being rarely able to lie on the LETT;
min sometimes under the shpulcr-balc, frequently
extending to the top OF The shuuldcrofton mistaken
for rheumatism In the arm; sickness OF stomach, and
loss OF appptle; bowels mostly cos,iye but sonc, lines
alternate with las; dali heavy sensation in the bncj
prr of the head; loss Of memory. with rpcasncss of
having neglected something sometimes dry couch: wcn.
rincss and debility; GCrVous irilabiiy feet cold or
burning, aud pliclv sensation Of skin; low .p'cs las.
sltude with dsinclNtun 60 exercise although satisfied
it would be beneficial Ia fact patient d'srus,s every
remedy"
Have You any, or ~ Of these svptuwsY u So Won
will and n certain remedy w Dr.. M'Lapc's PMS
Purchasers will he careful TO nsk for Dr. WL0Bf'g
Csiejrrf.d Liner PiRs aud take none else There are
other Pills piiporrg to he Liver p0ls, now ne lore ,e
public Dr. MInuc's Liver pills, also his Crlcbrated
Vermihiye can now he had ut all Respectable Drug
Stores In the United States and Canada.
For sale by =. II. Knru Co., Athens; ]. 4. 4 C. W.
CorfS, MadisonSillc aud by one Agent in every town
In Tennessee. [aug 2il
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University Of Nashville.



TEylIE Filth Annual Course OF Lectures this Ens;i-
u tlton viii commence on Monday, 29,i Of october
next Hud continue i thr Gtst uf tir ensuing Much.
PAN 7. Eve, D., Principles and Practice ufSu scv.
JuIN NJ WATSON. ". ~, Obstetrics and the Diseases OF
Women uud Children.
W. H. BoTiNG. NJ D., Theory and Practice OF Medicine.
A. H. BrcuANAS, Surgical Pathological ApHtuuIy.
Z. X. WNsroS, u. D Ala,sia Mcdcu unl Medical Jurs-
prudence.
RoGEur N. puG1fG - D., General and Special AnatonY.
j. BGGWES LNp,hEy, NJ. D., Cbcn'afy gDd rmu macy.
TUuvNs EJENNrSGs, ~. D., lua.i,ut-s o. Medclle and
Clinical NyGiciIe
Wl.Nn e. GHGu-, ~. D., Demonstration or Anatomy.
The Annlo rica Eouus will be upyu-l Tor slEGcl,s on
the i'sy MONDAY oi Oc.pber
4 IN F.,fi,itu.UV IDRj~s a. Lectures, fee to all
.ulerts, viii he -.y.l by ,te PocssOus, commencing
also Oh lae Il st Monday o. .,Ojcr.
Ciiuflue h1s h,el c,tabH 10 connection with the
Uuvers +, ut which are per ornrd apd eases
prescribed ornpdicr,urel upou IN presence othe class
Amount OF Fees 0t Lectures iu the uniyr si,y sos.
Mauicuguop Fee, pIil once ou'yD 50. Practical
Anatomy $40. Graduation Zee $25.
Good B0prding can be prncuied ut about S3 u week.
Fur.h,r Information Gao be- Obj. incd by addressing
j. HERMAN LiNDSLEG,
Nashville Aug l7s Chancellor OF The University.
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A CBLu SAVED by a DoG.-As oLc of tue
city ears was passing down Fulton street
yesterday morning II lady with little girl
attempted to pass in front, the cnId being
ahead. Before the diver could hold up the
child was nearly under the hurscs' feet, when
Il large Newfoundland dog seeing it bounded
10 her. and taking hrr in his mouth rescued
her from imminent dagger oil being tramped
TO DEATH brought her TO the almost distracted
mother and laid her down. He looked up
and waggrd his t,i, and gave short bark
expressive of his delight, and away he went.
-Nev York Tribune.
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An English paper states that Capt. John
Is. Forster, X. ~, died recently at Chamber.
well, England, "'rom excessive us, OF ardent
spirits" as the coroner's jury declared: the
dccrascd's allowance daily, having been six
qurIs of porter and Il quart of gin, brandy
and rum besides sherry AMI table beer. Cap.
in Fosters valet drposed that he left ut his
bedside every night II bottle of rum, bottle
of brandy, Il bottle Of sherry, and botllo
OF porter!
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y IT t'I'VT'ui sfUt5' -U'
The Democratic Convention met to-day,
Col. Samuel Black presiding MS chairman.-
Strong Anti Know Nothing resolutions were
passed, also resolutions declaring the nalion-
ulty of the Democratic party and approving
the administration Of Pierce,
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05-The st. Louis Republican Gays SWIM.
Wnlker,a halt breed Of the Wyaudot tribe
of lndians-a man OF education and wealth,
and who gIones in his Indian bood-is spok-
en- Of as n candidate for Congress in KAN
-
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The New York Medical Times SAYS that
seven young and fair looking women may
be daily seen at the New York Hospital, fol-
lowing the physicians and surgeons on .hcir
rounds, and are present at all operations, on
mNes and females.
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NJ rE-r.c =

IN the 5th and Glh days OF October next, will Offer
~ for sale my Farm, six miles North Of Athens,
Also, ali ny stock OF CaGtr IoEs Steep Horses; House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils, aud
grca, mauy other articles too tedious 10 mcutiou. Terms
made known On the day of sale -
Aug 81, '.5-jt-ji4 i. FAULKNER.
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ELEcTioNEERlyG.-l'he courts and the
busting irolicks Of frontier State usually
furnish abundant material for story and Iun.
Judge II, formerly of the Western
circuit, Alabama, canyasscd that district in
1914, us candidate for the Territorial SEN
ate, and WAS chcercd by the promise OF Il
little Frenchman, living in one Of the coun'
ties of the Senatorial district, 10 do sail he
could" for him. Not II solitary vote, howev-
or, was cast for the Judge in that coun'y,and
he seized the first opportunity thereafter to
Tax his hacker with false promises 'Sar,'
said the Frcnrhman, very much offended, i
till you no lie; travel over dis county three,
four, five day, and say 10 every man will
you vote for my friend re Judge! and he say
no, / will be burned if do But said The
Judge, you did not even vote for mo your
self mo, Judge; when | came back, shut
myself up in my room, and 'Iectioncer with
myself two days-bnt no get my own con
sent to vote for you.
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TO- II you would keep spring in your
hearts, learn 10 sing. There is more merit
in melody than most peopl are aware OIL
A cobbcr who smoolhs his wax ends with Il
song will do as much work in II day us orc
given TO i'll nature aud lrctting would effect
I'm Il Mpuk.
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TgVIE subscriber wishes to buy II large quantity of
" good Wheat, for which hr will pay the highest mar
ket price Athens, Aug. 81, lo5jl :. X. REEDER.
THSo ai' tv;lons il may concrrp.-I hereby
Il give notice that more credits will be extended,
and to all WHO are indebted 20 me suy, and pay
up. My debts musi aud shall be paid, and IN order to
do 80 must make collections. NM. BURNS.
August 81, 1sJJ--
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The Know Nothings of northampton
county held their county meeting in this place
tbs afternoon. After several speeches, Il
series Of reso,uions were adopted, re-alrnl-
ing in general terms the leading doctrines Of
the PhiIadcIpha Platform, but strongly re-
probating the repeal Of the Missouri compro-
misc, which they characterize Us Il gross and
wicked violation Of u solemn national COM
pact. The resolutions make no reference TO
She course Of Governor Recdcr, rs Governor
Of Kansas, or his removal, and nothing with
reference to the National administrations