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DIR. M,Lnne,sLivcr PilIs.-Thl

DIR. NI'Lane,s Liver Piils.-Tms great med
cine has suppanted all others for the OF diseases
the Liver. Its effects salutary and speedy and
Mt the same time perfectly safe, that It is not sur
prising II should supercede all others. Invented by
very distinguished physician Of Virginia. who practced
in a region of country in which llepats Liver Com
plant is peculiarly formidable and common, and who
had spent years in discovering the ingredients and pro-
Forthcoming their quantities, these Pills are peculiarly
aaped to every form Of the disease and never fail
alleviate the obstinate Of that terrible com
plant They have justly become celebrated; and the
researches OF Dr. MLane have placed his name among
the bene factors of mankind. No one having symptoms
Of this formidable complaint should be without these
nvauble Pills Have yo. pain In the right side, un.
der the edge of the ribs which increases with pressure
unable to lie with the left side-with occasion
al sometimes constant pain under the shoulder
frequently extending to the top Of the shoulder? Rely
upon it, that although the latter pains are sometimes
taken for rheumatism, they all arise from disease OF the
Liver; and II You would have relief go instantly and
buy IA box of DR.. M'Lane's Liver Pills.
Purchasers will he careful to ask for DR.. MLdne's
Ltlebrdted LiUer Pns and take else. There are
other Pills purportng to be Liver Pills, before tho
public. DIR. M'Lanes Liver Pills, also his Celebrated
vermifngc, can now he had at all respectable Drug
Stores In the United States'and Canada.
For sale by p. II. Ksru Co., Athens; J. A. & G. W
COFFIN nIndsonville; and by Agent in every town
in Tennessee. [iuly 2Il
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A CARD.

To The Voters Of The Sirth Senatorial District
Fellow-citizens-At tue time | became n
candidate there was but one other in the field,
since that time three Others have appeared.
and the contest has assumed a very complex
and uncertain character-sO much so that il
is any thing but desirable to remain in it, and
have therefore determined to withdraw, and
am no longer in the field. At the time
become u candidate, had the best reasons to
believe that there was very strong feeling
to support me in Monroe, Polk, and McAlinn
counties, bat new issues have been made,
candidates have multiplied in every county,
and the whole business has got into II state
Of confusion, and | can see no reason why
should remain in the field, when my with
drawing might have tendency, to some ex.
tent ut least, to bring about II better condition
Of things. To those friends who have given
Inc their countenance and support in the can
vass, and TO the people of the district with
whom have mingled and who have universal.
ly treated me with kindness and respect, re-.
turn my sincere thanks.
July IS, 1855, JAMES JARVIS.
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t3y- An anonymous writer in Philadelphia
has published thick pamphlet in which is
,infolded "a New Theory Of the Creation
and Deluge" Among the novel doctrines
set forth are these: The earth was formerly
surrounded by luminous ring, like Saturn.
This ring was composed of vapor CONCEALED
into band OF ice, which was finally broken
up and melted, descending like universal
Niagara upon the earth. Saturn will, by and
by, experience a similar deluge, and we shall
no longer see that planet surrounded by ln-
minous rings. There were no mountains
before the food; only little hills, the ioiliest
of which were not more than twenty, light
feet high. There was light before the sun,
moon or stars were visible on the earth.
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SAM IN NORTH CAIoLISA.-There was a
most enthusiastic ratification meeting in Fay
etteville, N. G., on Wednesday evening. The
Fayetteville Observer says
"rhe majority OF the meeting was undoubt-
cdly composed Of Wings, but there was Il
large proportion Of those who have always
acted with the Democrats-not only young
and ardent men, but the gray beaded and
considerable, the active aud influential men OF
that party. When that estimablc citizen,
Alfred A. McKethan, Esq, took the chair,
there broke forth feeling of eXultation, that
such IL staunch Democrat and public spirited
citizen, respected by all parties, though asking
nothing from any, was toprcsde over the first
public meeting of the new party. This WAS
repeated when Major Leonard, n soldier Of
1872, and another leading Democrat, took his
seat us Vice President, and when Maj Shaw
and MIR. Rhodes, both Democrats from liar-
nett county also took seats on the stand rs
Vice Presidents"
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10y The beneficial effects of camphor, as
MI antdote to strychninc, are illustrated in n
case reported by DR.. Tewkesbury, Of Port
land, Maine. 1t appears that u boy was seized
with commissions, and il was ascertained that
he had just eaten biscuit picked up at the
door OF an eating house that was made for
the purpose of killing rats, and contained
about one and half grains of strychnine.-
The boys spasms were so severe that mme-
date death was inevitable, though all the
usual remedies were reso-trd to. CamphOr
could not he introduced into the stomach on
account OF the continued lock jaw. Accord
ingy strong injections of camphor were used,
and the body immersed in hot camphor
bath, aud in few hours tho boy was com.
paratiyeN well.
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COM nj E r C | A L.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, July 90.
Since my report OF this market price. of Produce
have undergone but little change, and general conf.
dence seems to prevail In almost every article The fol.
lowing quotations will be found correct for the present
time, viz
BACON hog round, 1915 a 10Ac, with an improved
demand and rather advancing rates; hams are in more
request and choice command ii % l2c while some that
ders loo and good enquiry. LARD IL 90 tic and quite
scarce No change IN ralow Beef, Pork, Mutton, Wool
or Cotton Goods. CoRS ~, 10 % 1870 MEAL 81 20 a.
80. Oars 50 % $50. WHEAT will command 81 90 a
80 for red and $lio 90 80 for white although quo.
tations are not based entirely on this market. can
make large sales at these figures at the present time
Ftorg al 50 a $50 n bbl and same rate In sacks
srocK pas al 90 $50. Hay sl,5) % LIS FEATHER
80 6n 35c BEEswAX2 q 90 23c. BUTTER Is q 25c. EGds
l6 "a isc No change in other articles.
ExcuAsdn on the North \ Y cent. premium.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant
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Valuable Property at Public
Sale,

/ WILL offer for sale, at the Athens Depot,
Il on Friday and Saturday of the august Cir
cut Court, the following property. viz; The
valuable Stand which now occupy, with one
half acre Of Land and ont -buildings attached;
also, severs. other Lots of Land lying North
west Of the above mentioned property, SO
feet in front and running back near 200 yards
from the stage road, forming very desirable
situations for building purposes. Also, two
fine harness Horses; two new Two Horse Wag-
ons; one Buggy; one set OF Blacksmiths
Tools; a fine lot of Rolled Iron; four kegs of
Nails several Saddles; Brides, and Harness;
several Bedsteads and Beds; several Clocks;
fine Cooking Stove, and sundry other arti-
cles of Household aud Kitchen Furniture
Terms OF SALE:-'rhe purchaser Of the
Stand will be required to assume q debt of
four hundred dollars in Bank, paying ten per
cent. and interest every six months; the re.
mainder, one half at Christina, next and the
the other half at Christmas, 1886 All sums
of $500 and under cash in hand and on all
over credit till Christmas with note and
approved security. WIN. A. G. REED.
Athens, July 81, lS55-3t S5S
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LITERARY.

Ma. EDroR:-At our Annual Commence,
ment to day the Board of Trustees conferred
the honurs:
l. The degree of A. B.. in course, upon
P. B. MAYyIELD, of Polk county. Tenn, and
W. c. Dxr, of Greensboro, Ca
. The degree of A. NJ, in course, upon
W. L. EAKrS, Esq, of MadisOnville, and D. NJ.
KEY, Esq. of Chattanooga.
s. The degree Of D. b. upon Rev. D. Il.
MoAsALLr, of st. Louis, Mo.
Respectfully, yours,
JOHN II. BRUNER. Prsa.
Hiwassee College, July 10, 1885.
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POPULATION OF New YoRK.-We attend
ed, SAYS the Courier e. Enquirer, the meeting
of the Census Marshals on Friday evening,
with view to obtain some information MS to
the probable population OF this city according
to the Census which is now in progress. The
statements which were made TO us led us
to conclude that the Census will show an
increase in our population during the last five
years Of 100000 or little more. The in
crease would appear larger if the Census
were taken earlier or later in the year, many
of the residents being now out Of town.
The population of New York may, therefore,
be set down us 100000.
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DEAru OF ALEXANDER CAMPBELL The Cleve
land Leader announces the death of the cele-
brated Alexander Campbell, OF Bethany, Va.
lie was the founder OF the sect of Christians
known as the disciples" now very numerous
aud powerful; was the President oil Theolo
gicai College at Bethany, the editor OF de-
nominational magazine, and man OF much
much learning aud eloquence. lie visited
England some few years since, aud was moi
bed at Edinburgh, scotland, for some sentl'
ments he publicly advanced there in defence
of the system OF African slavery as practieed
in tins country. He died IN New orleans on
the 27th ult., of disease of the heart
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Johnson's majority, 2,26l

eAy- A strange story is told Of "snake fas-
cination" in New Hampshire. A little girl
was found to have become extremely attached
to two black snakes visiting them daily and
feeding them. She said that when she first
saw them, she was terribly frightened and
tried to run and TO scream for her mother,
but was unable. The smallest of the two,
-four feet long, has been caught by Mr.. Hill,
the girls father, but he is unwilling to xiv it,
for fear that, through some inexplcabe CON
neciion, his daughters health might suffer in
consequence.
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Lightning rods will not protect buildings
at II radius Of four times the height of the rod
above the buidlng--a radius Of twice the
height is SAFE. II the rod is ten feet high
above the building, it will, if properly con-
structcd, protect all parts of the house at II
distance of twenty feet from the rod. These
facts are important to be kept in mind
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ABOLITION TEsTIMoNY.-TheN National Era
the great Metropolitan Abolition paper
thus speaks of the Know Nothings and the
necessity of putting them down-regarding
them us the only obstacle in the way Of II
speedy and complete Abolition triumph.
ave shall make no apology for giving line
and precept upon prccept on the subject oil
Know Nottingham. Others may do us they
piease-spccuIate, dream, expect DRIFT, cry
"al's weI;" call us captious, suspicious, or
intermeddleri plume themselves upon their
mastery inactivity" aud issue weekly bule-
tins, announcing that the danger has passed,
they always SAID SO, things have turned out
Just as they predicted; we must judge and act
Tor ourselves.
"rhe honest friends Of Freedom must put
down Know Nothingism, or kGow Nothing
ism will put them down. The Free States
must reject Know Nothingism, or Know
Nothingsm will irretrevaby divide them,
aud place them under the heel of this Slave
Power We are in earnest, ard we intend
to make our readers feel in earnest, if we can
We have never expected any good from the
Secret Order"
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Macon Market,

MACON, July 81.
Transactions for the past week limited Stocks Bacon,
Lard Corn and Flour light
BAcoS hog round lo% 40 lie; clear sides llA a. lee;
hams lIx "a l2c; shoulders 9 % loo, LARD, stocks
noderate iil5 a i2c. CoRS, stocks heavy 20 40 SIC.
O,rs stocks heavy, On % Toe. Peas stocks heavy 75c
al al MEAL stocks heavy, 90 % 81. FLoUR superfne,
III an I25 n sack Of o. bs extra family Si,25 a 100
II,y good Tennessee $3.50 u cwt. feArIEs, dull 80
an 85c BurrER, good article, 10 a lsc. CoTFEr Rio
6rm I2k 40 1870. SUGAR, New 0fleaus q Sc, MoLAs-
SIS 81 % 4Sc.
Excn1Sor on Nov York n q cent. prem.
Respectfully,
ALLEN & DUNLAP
Commission H,gchdnts, Macon, Ga.
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SYDhtIts, SCr0tufa. ANA Diseased
BLOoD-for these terrific diseases, Carriers Spanish
Mixture is the only specific
The proprieOrs have in their possession over one
hundred certificates OF the most extraordinary cures
effected by it,
We refer to the certificate OF Richard Adams late
High Sheriff of Richmond, Va, Edwin Burton, Commits.
soner of the Revenue for Richmond; Gen. Welch Of
the Mammoth Circus; Dr. Iundley, of Washington CITY,
Mr.. WIN. A. Matthews and c. b. Luck, Esq, of Rich
mond, Va, Mr. +. Boyden, Exchange Hotel, Va; and
host of Others who have cases of the worst de-
scription cured by Carriers Spanish Mixture. They all
certify that it is the greatest purifier of the blood
known.
See advertisement.
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.Y-T The second Coroners inquest on the
body of the man killed by the military in the
recent Portland riots, returned verdict on
Monday evening, declaring that he met his
death by the rash and Illegal order of the
Mayor and leaves ii for the courts to decide
whether Neal Dow is guilty Of murder or
mansaughter.
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,sg-Mis AIMS ELLA c,nno,r. of MARYLAND

tY-Miss AIMS ELLA CApnoLI, OF Maryland,
has commenced the publication OF work in
the New York Crusader, under the title OF
"a Warning to America and Americans -
Miss Carroll is connected with the old and
honored Carroll family of Maryland. In in
PRODUCING her book to the public she respect
fully alludes to her Roman Catholic ancestors
and gives her reasons for entering upon the
work Of addressing the public in behalf o
her country and the Protestant religion. She
dedicates her book to the Hon. EDWARD b.
BAUItErr of Kentucky. Grand President o.
the National American party.
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eyOne provision Of the New York Pro-
hbilory Liquor Law, we see is actively en-
forced, and there can be no doubt of its good
effect upon public order and morals We
aliule to the prompt arrest and punishment
by tine and Imprisonment of Ilparties found
intoxicated in the street. Over fifty persons
are already under Imprisonment for this Of
fence, whilst II still larger number have been
arrested and fined.
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Icy A novel race was to come of. at Gall
weston, Illinois, or the 4th of July. Mr.
France, the owner OF II. beautiful, fast mare
proposes to run her against the speed OF Il
LOCOMOTIVES, tender, and passenger cars
the mare and engine starting ut the tap OF
the drum. Distance, one mile. $500 Il
sida
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~ The Rev. J. l.. Gay gives notice that
Providence permitting, Grace Church Ioudon
will be consccrated to the worship and service
of Almighty God by Bishop Otoy, assisted by
several other eIergymen, on Sunday the Goth
inst. Services to commence at 10 o'clock.
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BlOOdy-Flux, Dyson cry, Diarrhea
@


hE above disorders, so prevalent in this
4 country, can all he cured by the Grafen-
berg Dysentary Syrup, which is sold for only
so cents per bottle.
CUTS. BURNS, SWELLINGS. OR INFIA.
NATION, either external or internal. eureJ
by the Gr;eienberg Green Mountain OINrarxr.
price 25 cents per boN-bct,er than any Iini.
ment or Pain.Kllle for it gives instant relief
Falling of the Womb and all other disease,
are promptly cured by Mar,halrs UrerrNE
CA-uoucoN-priee reduced to s, so Per bottle,
the only remedy that has yet been discovered
that reaches the above complaint.
THEGREFENBElRG VEGETABLEPIIIS
are pronounced the very best pills in the
world; 100000 boxes are sold every year in
7. 1ntssee--pree % cents.
These and all other Gr@fcnberg Medicines
are for sale by
W. BURNS, Athens; B. +. MARTIN & Son.
Calhoun; VAUGHN d PIcKLE; Sweetwater; w.
l. WHITE, Loudon; G, CANNON, Madsonvile.
ALEX MCKENZIE, Nashville,
June 90, '55-Sm S5Sl General Agent.
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ny- A man in New York has invented
patented, and introduced paper "dickey,'
which he cells at three cents, and warrants to
stand with the mercury at 80 degrees in the
shade! He makes the article by machinery, n,
the rate of thousand per hour, starchcs and
polishes them until they arc as brilliant as il
made of lincnl
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GREAT Weldon field of seven acres
adjoining the Swedish Iron Works, in Union
District, South Carolina, 367i bushels OF fine
wheat have been raised the present season,
being at the rate 52t bushels to the acre. 1t
was MANFRED with 800 lbs. of Guano TO the
n,re.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
jacksonville Female Academy.

INHE Trustees are gratfed in announcing
Il to the patrons of this Institution that the
next session will commence about the middle
of September, in charge of Mr. Samuel NJ.
Gaines, Principal. Mr.. Gaines has been very
successfully engaged in female institutions at
Wetumpka Ala. and has secured the contin
ued assistance of Prof. Geartner, graduate
Of the University of France, an accomplished
teacher of vocal and instrumental music, as
well as the languages ancient and modern,
The Trustees assure parents and guardians
that the Institution will afford very superior
advantages
An extended notice will appear in the Post
next month.
The Trustees are anxious to engage q Prin-
cipa for the Male Department, the new
building being very nearly completed.
JOSEPH UPTON, Chairman.
July 81, lS55-tf 1857
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10y A man in Cincinnati pays $50 fine
every Monday morning for selling soda on
Sunday His receipts on that day are some
thing over $50, on which there is profit OF
$50, which after paying the fine, leaves
clear gain OF $40.
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s=S- Horace Greeley, writing from Paris,
France, says that on Sunday half the stores
are open; that men are cutting stone and do
ing all manner otwork us on other days; that
the Journals arc Published, offices open, and
business transacted, and that there is more
hilor,N more dancing, more drinking, mere
theatre-going, and more dissipation than ON
any other day of the week.
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Osnabsrgs, Shirtings, &c.

T am Agent for the sale of several brands of
L Osnabergs and Shrtings, of all widths,
well adapted to sacking Wheat, Flour Corn,
DC; and I propose to sell these goods pre-
cisely as low rs the Manufacturer, with char5-
es added to this point. Merchants and 9th
ers wishing a supply can order from me, and
will direct the goods to be left at any depot
along the line of the East Tenn. Il Ga. Rail-
road, at the same price sell for here, there
by saving the carriage from this point.
r. NJ. MCPHERSON,
Knoxville. July 2O-lm-356 agent Dc
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s4y-W We are obliged to announce the ARR
val OF A Skeeter from the low-landS OF the
remote South. His legion family and lnnu-
nerabIe quantity OF friends may shortly be
expected,
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Poplar Hi | Academy,
FOR MALES AND FEM ALE,
m,rr.. <,<,f.- sr,,,

FOR NJ LES A n ID + NJ y l. ES,
McIinn County, Tenn.
TNHE Fourth Session Of tins Institution will
Il open on Monday, July 2Gd next, and
close on Friday the 2lst day of December
1855.
RATES or TUITION.
LIST. Class-0rlhography, Reading Wri-
ting and Mental exercises. $500
I'd. Class-G geography. English Gram
mar and Arithmetic $500
Sd. Class-Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, Logic, Rhetoric and Mathemat-
les $1,000
Contingent fee in advance. s0,25
Tuition charged from date Of entrance till
the close of the session, and no deduction
for loss time, except in case of protracted
sickness. Boarding can be had in private
families near the School on moderate terms.
}. g. BARB, Principal
June 30, Is55-tf 253
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eB' The States of Alabama, Iowa, Ken.
lucky, Missouri and Texas, hold their State
elections on the first Monday in August
Tennessee on the first Thursday Of the same
month, and North Carolina on the second
Thursday.
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Administrators Notice.
xWrrmAT WANrTmD:
Cbnnccry Court ut Athens.

r. G.. Tleston, J. G.. Ramsey, W. g. Swan,
Saml White, A. L. Maxwell, jr., and d. IL
Strong. ,
Amendcd and Injunction Blu
In this cause it appearing that q. Tiles
/ ton. one Of the defendants, is non resi-
dent of the state of Tennessee, IL is ordered
that publication he made in the Athens Post
for four successive weeks, requiring said nom
resident defendant TO appear at our next
Court Of Chaneery, TO he held ut the Court
house in the town Of Athens, on the Sd Mon
day of August next, then and there TO plead,
answer or denur to compliments said bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed ns TO
him and Judgment be rendered accordingly.
WAL LOWRY, g. d. M,
by WILLIE Lowry, D. GAM
July Is, ls55-4t prs fee so $3.50
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Dearest angel, don't let the keys of the pi.
ano forte make you forget the keys of the
store room, or the enlightenment OF your I'M
Outstanding prevent you from inquiring the
nrlrn of candlesw
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Weak, nervous, depressed in spirits and prey to
innperabe mental as well physical evils the victim
to dyspepsia is indeed object of commiseration Yet
il is absurd for him to despair. We care not how low
weak, nervous and irritable he may be, the cordial
properties Of HoOands German Bitters, prepared by
Dr. q. VI. Jackson, Philadelphia are stronger than the
many headed monster which is preying upon his body
and mnd and il he chooses to try them we will insure
a speedy cure. See advertisement. iy27-2
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t4ss- An exchange paper calculates that to
furnish timber sufficient TO construct single
seventy four gun ship requires the matured
crop OF iorty-iour acres OF woodland, or two
thousand two hundred full grown trees.
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,.E'The Philadelphia Ledger calculates
that itrcquircs fifty million pounds of water
10 cover twenty five acres one iuch in depth,
which is about the amount of water that falls
In first rate rain.
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Gust Eocoivod

A ND for sale, at the old stand in Calhoun,
IA Tennessee,
25 Bbls New Orleans Reboiled Mo asses.
10 Bbls. do. do, DO
30 Bags fine Rio Coffee;
800 Gals. Cuba Moasses;
$500 Lbs. Brown Sugars;
5000 " Castings;
10000 Rolled lron-all Of which will be
sold low by wholesale or retail.
Our Dry Goods stock is full and fine, and as
low down in price as the lowest:
July 8 Is. +. MANI Ia " sun;
EEarpS OF Column toia.
WYE now have the Largest aud Best as
w sortment of this Celebrated Music
Book we have ever had.
C.F. & 7. T. GIBSON.
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s9S-It is said that the wheat crop OF Hi
nols will, this season amount to at least go
100000 bushels. The largest product OF
Illinois hitherto, has not been more than TO-
100000 Of bushels.