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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

~ A London firm, in the provisioning
trade, have made proposals. through the
Times newspaper, which will, if accepted by
the government, prove Of the greatest benefit
to the half starved, ill.condtioned English
army in the Crimea. 1t proposes to supply
the whole Of that army with food, consisting
of three meals day for IS 3D. per head per
diem, and for 81. additional to provide excel
lent tents. This they are prepared to bind
themselves in the heaviest penalties to do,
and further offer to be responsible not merely
for the performance of the contract in gener-
al, but for the punctual delivery of every
meal to the soldiers. They ask no assistance
from the English government for the perform
ance of the task except their forbearance and
non interference. At rough calculation at
this rate an army Of $4,000 men might be fed
and sheltered for about 81, S25, 600 per annun,.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

A feather pillow has buoyant power ful-
ly equal to haifa dozen OF the best life
presrrvrrs ever invented, and common
mattrass would make raft amply sufficient
TO float man and his trunk. In case of be-
ng wrecked upon lee shore, lay your
blanket down upo the deck, place your mat
trass upon il, then tie up your trunk in the
same, throw them overheard, and, with your
pillow secured around your body, jump after
than. /. ! MIMI
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. Roucu AND READY.

eH- The New York Times publishes Sc
tleman of this country. In the course of it
he tells the men of America to be prepared
for great events He says the war (as con-
ducted) is unpopular in France, and that the
French army in the Crimea is trembling on
the brink of revolt. Also, that in France,
the "conscripts' betake themselves to their
heels by hundreds. Their families are made
responsible. and they can get no substitute
under 5000 francs, (s2,4oo) At Paris. be-
tween the grade" and the line" dozen
duels take place day by day. And thus he
goes on, through three columns of "facts" and
''prophecies" --r ..f tssf fF f
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For the Post,

The time is drawing nigh when tho people
OF the county of Monroe should select some
person to represent them in the lower branch
OF the next Legislature. In looking around
know Of no one more en,inently qualified
in every respect, or more identified with the
people Of Monroe in interest and feeling, than
CuARLEs NJ. MoGuEE. II he will consent to
run he will receive warm and cordial sup.
port Of many friends MONROE.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

How Kossuru LOOKS AT THISGs-Kossutb,
in letter from London, by the Baltic, TO a
gentleman in New York, thus sums up the
European news: l. A small ministerial
change here in men, not in policy; England's
absolute nudity Of inherent weakness; Eng
lands aristocracy decaying fast; the British
Empire drfted towards revolution scarcely
to be prevented any more. 2. Bonaparte
drfted from folly to folly and to fall. 5. No
patching upa peace possible, though every
body be bent on it. 4. The theatre OF war
soon to be transferred to the interior Of Eu.
rope, and the contest generalized.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16
LOUIS NAPOLEON GOING TO THE
~ CRINEA!

The last New Orleans Picayune Puo'''",
es the following translation OF an eA''"''
from letter just received from rar'S'
aThe Emperor has foreseen all The eaia'i'
,,; - rpv.rs.s of Srvastopol ever since
a.. ,,I;.d army sat down before the Guy
~ Arn,ud was a trooper (Pdndo"rJ We
,,;,h, hnv,. taken the place. by charge OF
49,, ~ the first outset, but failing tha'' a
o'"" .,,ne necessary. Neither Ragiand
'''s1 C.arobert we're equal to their position,
and Louis Napoleon knew IL. lie a'i ho'
s"out Sebatopoi TO be taken this winter
IT., ku.y that short of bntchery, OF which
the history of war affords no parallel, the
Mace ,ould not be carried. He determined
that SebastopOl should subserve mighty
nolitcal purpose. For this, he has been de.
iaying supplies while he has concentrated
his forces in France. An overwhelming
army is gathering on the Prussian frontier
Al Alarseilles, TOulon ond Algiers, flotilla,
TO be reinforced by English vessels, will be
ready to sail with 10000 men on March 18th.
On the ARRIVAL of this armada in the Criinea,
the Emperor will leave Paris, and appear in
person before Sebastop0l. A coup de main,
upon II gigantic scale. will be attempted
Sebastopol will fall. The el.:ed army, flush
ed with the feat, will sweep over the Crlmea
and occupy the Isthmus OF Perekop. After
n campaign which will endure n fortnight
Louis. Napoleon will return to Paris, where
the suddenness of his departure aud the
promptuess of his return will find all con;
spitacies unprcpared for development, and
where the glory Of his victory will scatter all
further treason to the winds.
"Such is the campaign contemplated by
Louis Napoleon. Be assured that il Provi-
dence does not interfere, it will take place as
| hive said. Collateraly with the departure
of the Emperor for the East, the French
army on the Russian frontier will operate up
on Rhensh Prussia. A note will he sent to
the King of Prussia, demanding free passage
for the French troops through his dolnir-
ions, which it refused, will advance to the
Rhine" ,tssC o. Do se9i1,, sdi
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M O IT I Q Il.

A LAW having passed granting additional liounty
"a Land to those who have been In any War since
1i7o as to give 10 each soldier 6Oacres. Those who
have had 80 acres entitled to'sO more, and those
who have had 40 to 100 more and those who have
had noue to l60, proni,ied hsy seped IA ddys.
1 will get Bounty Land for all entitled for the sum OF
49, and will be at Athens the 81 Monday In April next
and the 2d Saturday In each month thereafter ut Madi-
sonve the I'd Monday In May next and at each Battal-
ion Muster In Col Yearwoods Regiment in April next
nj Benton the LIST Monday In each month; at Charleston
the 4th Saturday in each month"; and the remainder ut
home-where will be glad to meet those entitled to
Bounty Land and attend to their claims. -
Peltgm Tenn March l6-tf-393 JAMES HICKEY.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

BANKS IN THE UNITED SrAEs.-The See
tetary OF the Treasury made a communica-
ton to Congress last week, in relation to the
condition OF the Banks in the United States
at the close of the last year. 1t includes re-
turns from l3,3O7 Banks and branches, with
nreported capital of $3.50, l77,2SS, showing
an increase during the year of99 in the nun.
Der Of Banks and Of &30,S02,207 in the
amount of capital paid in. But though there
has been an increase in the number Of Banks
and the capital paid in, it appears that their
specie has been reduced between five and six
millions, orfrom S5g, 400, 1853 to $53,g44,546,
and their circulation nearly eighteen mil
lions; or from $2O4,689,20S to $l86,453,-
223. II the Banks had made all their re-.
turns on the first of January, 1885, the Sec
rotary believes that the reduction of circula-
ton would have been found to be much
greater than is exhibited in general tables.
The time for making the returns from the
banks in some Of the States was that time of
the year in which their issues were the great
est.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

DISTINGUISHED ARCHITECT DEAD.-Robt.
Mills, ESQ.,, known throughout the country
as an architect Of great merit, died on Sat
urday morning at his residence on Capitol
Hill, Washington. t..f .rr. u
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

MEASURES NOT MKS.--A 20 ng man was fire.
quently cautioned by his father to vote for
measures not men" lie promised to do so,
and soon after received a bonus to vote for a
Mr.. Peck Ills father astonishod at his vot-
ing for man whom he deemed Objectionable
inquired his reasons for voting SO. surely,
father" said the youth, "you told me to vote
for measures. and il Peck is not measure,
don't know what is"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

The committee OF Congress- who, at Judge
bayiys own request, investigated the charges
made ny Mr Benjamin Green against Judge
Baylys official conduct as member and
chairman OF the committee of WAYS and
means, reported unanimously that there was
not the slightest color Tor such n charye. md
no improperly in Judge Bayly's conduct.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16
Sale of Land.

UDY virtue Of decree rendered in the Chancery
ID Court at Madsonville, IN the case OF John stan.
nei, Administrator, against the Widow and Heirs Of
James Taylor deceased will on the 2lst day Of April
next at the Sweetwater Depot, in Monroe county, sell
mouths The Land OF which James Taylor died, seiIed
and possessed in Monroe county, and on which he
sided at the time Of his DEATH including the reversiona
ry interest Of the heirs in the dover assigned to the
widow j. A. COFfIN, O. n W.
march ., 1S55-td prs Zee ~ SI
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 18TH March
nexf the annual Election Of Officers for the Duck.
town Mining Company will take place at the Murdoch
House. The original Stockholders especially request
ed to attend. JOHN CALDWELL, President.
Feb, %. 1855
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

Massachusetts, has one mile of railway IN
every seven square miles OF its geographical
surface; Essex county, with geographical
surface Of 400 square miles, has 1863 miles OF
railway facility, which is ratio ut one mile
Of railway to each three square miles OF sur
face.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

BREACH OF PROMISE AND SLANDEG-A suit
to recover damages for breach Of promise and
SANDER, was tried in the Jefferson (Ky) Cir
cult Court last week. The plaintiff, Miss Sa-
rah Goodman. alleged that she was engaged
to be married to Julius Edil, and pending the
engagement, he spoke slanderous words OF
her and then said that on account Of the
truthfuness of the words uttered, he would
not uarry her. Miss Goodman further al
legged that by reason of the slanderous and
abusive language used, and the refusal on the
part of Edi to marry her, she had been in-
iured in the sum, Of 5000, for which she ask
ed Judgment The jury gave her all she
clnimed. ----- d !. -
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My. Editor---If DIR. JOSEPH UProS will con-
sent to run to represent the county Of Mon
roe in the lower branch Of the next Legisla
ture. he will receive the united and warm
support Of all the friends Of Temperance iu
.his county. MANY VOTERS.
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COM vi E R CIAL,
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, March H.
have no changes 70 notice in our Produce market
since my last Price Current, except the accommodating
stocks of Bacon The price is still quite firm, which may
be quoted as follows:
New BAcoS-Iog round % a l0c; hams II 40 12c;
sides ga "a Toe; shoulders SIC. LARD 10E "a 116c.
HOG JOwLEs ~ 90 &c. TALiOw l2Hc. BEEF on foot
90 I've. DRIRD BEEF HAMS 10 % l2c. yEEsoS HAMS 10
a l2c. Day HIDES sailed 10 40 lie. Corn 81 "a lO
WHEAT 15O % 50. Flour a So p hundred. OATS Soc
Hay 80 a $i,75. FEAruERs IS O SIC. BUTTER Is q
Csc. EGGS ~ % Ice.
j.. Yours, very truly,
-.-- J. A. ANSLEY,.
80 Commission and Produce Merchant.
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Macon Market.

ft .H MACON, March 13.
Transactions during the past week heavy, with stocks
Bacon, Lard, Flour and all kinds of Grain light.
BacoNScarce, hog round 81 a Toe; clear sides Zoe;
choice hams II 90 ll4c; shoulders So a &c.
LARD-stocks light, i0K "a lie q Dbl.
CoRS-Scarce, 100 q $l,25 F. bu OATS, scarce, 70
90 soc. PEAS, scarce, 81 80 90 115. MEAL % "a 80.
FLOUR superfne $50 % 10; extra family 6,5O @ 81 q
sack of 100 lbs. ..
FEATHERS, dull, 81 q Acc. .......
HAY-Good Tennessee $l,75 n cwt.
DRIED FRuIr-Peaches, peeled, $50 q 80; Apples,
peeled, 81 "a 25O u bushel.
CoTToS-Sales heavy, Z % SIC.
BuTTER-Good article, IL a. lSc q h.
CoFFEE-Ro firm, IL a. 12I3c. MoLAssEs SO a 35c.
EXCHANGE on New York y D cent. prem.
Respectfully, Ill.
ALLEN DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants, Macon, Ga.
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FALL OF MoNr BLAEc.-The Echo du
Mont Blanc, publises the following letter
from correspondent: Ir ..a.
AT six o'clock on the evening of the Goth
ult., the summit of the mountain between
the village of Magland and La perre-e gave
way, aud fell with a irghtful crash. The
commotion caused all the houses of the vii
lage to shake for more than two minutes; we
all thought we were about to be swallowed
up by an earthquake. When things De-
came somewhat calm, saw II mass of stone,
sand and earth, surmounted by u cloud Of
dust, filling all the valley. and stone, sand
and earth continued to fall for seven minutes
From time to time the fall recommended, but
with less noise The first fall shook all the
houses on the other side of the Arve, but it
appears that no one was injured. Nearly all
the trees in wood have been broken down.
Tho road and the marsh which are between
the river and the mountain are covered for IL
length of upwards of 100 yards, and width
ofabout &c, with stones of of all sizes, and
with earth to a depth of more than 10 feet
tits calculated that the fall took place from
near the village of Pernabs, at height of
about 5o7 yards. There is probability that
further fall will take place, but il il not
likely to endanger the village Of Magland
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The LATEST DoDGE.-The Edgeield Is

The LATEST D0DGE.-The Edgeheld Is.
c. Advertiser says:
"On credible information we are allowed
to state that liquor has been sold of late in
the suburbs Of Edgefeld village in the shape
of eggs. The dealer, it appears, had saved
number of egg.shells nearly whole, they
being only slightly punctnrea to let out the
original contents. Through the same aper-
ture whiskey was introduced and the egg
then closed, how we are unable to state
Thus renewed in spirits, the eggs went free
" at II dollar per Dozen"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

EB The German army which is to be call.
ed intothe field Of action whenever the Diet
shall determine is to consist of 500, 403 men.
the various German States contributing in the
following proportions: 50
Austria, gl,s22; Prussia. 79,9S5: Bavaria,
IS. 600; Saxony, l2,000; Hanover, 1904, Wir-
.embug, 1885; Baden, 10000; Geand Ducay
of IIesse, 6,l95; Curhessen, 5,67e; Mechlen-
berg Schwerln, $3.50; Nassau, ,039; llolsten,
5000; Luxembourg, 2,536 Oldenburg, 2,S29;
Brunswick, 2,096; SAKE Weimer, 2,Ol0; Ham
burg. 29S; SAKE Gotha, ZIG; Sake Meinin-
ger, $780, and so on through the minor States.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

we Hate Pntcnt Medicines.-No person
,hould .tart for California without supply OF Sloan's
Medicines We hate patent medicincs--but We tell our
friends honestly that there Is no stake In" 10 these pop
Mar remedies They have virtues which are known aud
testified TO by thousands In all parts Of the country. II
We were going over the plains. We should take supply
az these medicines with uH.-fov6 Dsn. En2ptrer
see sloan's advertisement In smother column.
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DEATH OF RoeeR ros.-Thc last
Memphis Appeal announces the death of
Roger Barton, ESQ.,, formerly Of Tennessee,
ana Tor many years prominent citizen OF
Mississippi
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

3 Mr.. Bakewell, assistant editor of the st.
Louis Intelligencer, has retired from that
paper because Of its Know No.hing procliv-
tiles.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

gY- We are authorised TO announce Col. JAS. HICKEY
OF Polk county, Formerly Of McMinn,) as candidate
for Brigadicr General 9th Brigade Tennessee Militia
The Brigade 10 composed Of the counties Of Roane,
Monroe, McNinn, Polk, and Bradley.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

tH- We are authorized to announce JN0 r. POWER
asa candidate for Joint Representative from the Dis.
trct composed Of the counties Of McMnn, Meiss and
Polk, at the ensuing August election. 800 sfrnt
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

eEItis said that the prohibitory iquol
law passed by tho legislature Of Illinois can
not DO found. 1t has been signed by the
cnycrnoT.
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ry- We are authorized and requested TO announce
Lieut. VIM O. LILLARD, Of Meigs county, as n oandi.
date to represent the Third Congressional District
the next August election.
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Tanvard for Sale,

FUNHE subscriber, intending to remove from Athens,
offers to sell his lanyard at private sale. One Of
the best openings in East Tennessee for Tanner
offered as it is the only Yard in Athens convenient in
every respect, with plenty OF water Terms accommo-
dating. [march 2-ftl JAMES GErriS.
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UNR0M the stable Of the subscriber miles East Of
II Athens the night OF Wednesday, the 2si inst.
Chestnut Sorrcl HORSE, about l5 hands high, with
large blaze In his face from the eyes down. one white
hind foot and very slim tall In good order, and shod
all round with old Shoes the sight OF the eye AZ
feced although has the appearance Of being sound.
liberal reward will he paid for the apprehension Of the
thief and recovery Of the property or suitable com
pensaon for the recovery Of the Horse. My pos Office
is Athens McAIinn county, Tenn, - PIP.
march 2-3t DAVID PEARCf
Cleveland Banner; Dalton, Ga Times; and Rome, Ga,
Courier will each copy two weeks forward bills to this
office.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

SCENE IN A SCHOOL RooM.-A new pu-
pill entered, of whom the pedagogue nquir-
ed
Gan you read and spcll!'
sYes, s,id the urrhin, Il can read in the
primer, and spell later and gravy
Here the lad read and spcIt in the most
rapid manner.
'InAdam's tall, we snned all-John Rogers
burnt his steak for nine small children, and
one ut the breast-t.a-t e--t;ter and grave
r-y-r.y-tater and gravy
you may take your seat, and If lhear any
noise from you, | shall call you up and give
You hogging.
'Umph,' said our hero Struggling his
shoulders rs he went to his seat. 4 would
not come though if you'd give me two
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NJ q IT r O n.

II HAVE in my possession the Law and Forms necessa-
II ry for making out declarations for all those who are
entitled to additional Bounty Land, under the Act OF
Congress passed the Sd day Of March, 1885
My Office is on 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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BosroS, March ls, 1853
Messrs. A. @. Bragg Col have been using your
Weeks and Il has produced cure % me that is truly
wonderful For the last three four years have had
a large bunch gather on my foot covering one-haf the
whole surface, quite hard and bony vet tender and
sore though the flesh entirely bare. have tried
various remedies and consulted many medical men OF
high standing, and have had my feet lanced numerous
times and not long since the hard bunch out,
but effect noticed your Lniment advertised
as cure for Sores tumors, hard lunches, bruises &C.
and made trial; ard by the use of two bottles my
foot has entirely recovered, and is smooth and
soft As Il ever was There hundreds who are know
ing to the above and have the foot and testify
that the same is true Yours most resPeetfally;S
For sale In Athens by WIN. BURNS; in Calhoun by r.
y. MARTINI in Charleston by JAS. D. Balm. [mar2 3
A Great blessing 20 the Afflicted
Dr. MLane, the inventor OF the celebrated Liver PI
used these pills for years in his practice before
he could be induced to offer them to the public In such
a manner as to make them known throughout the
try This learned physician felt the repugnance
that all hgh-mnded OF science feel in entering the
their useless nostrums upon the public, and rely upon
system OF putting to sustain them Convinced, howev-
err OF the real value Of the Liver Pills. and Influenced
by the plain dictates OF duty the Doctor finally sacr
feed his delicate feelings the altar of public good
His great medicine has not disappointed the eNpecta
tons Of the medical practitioners at whose instance he
was induced to forego his nclinations. From every
quarter do hear the most gratifying accounts Of Its
wonderful curative enects-the East and the West the
North and the South, alike laden with "tidngs Of
great joy" from the afflicted. These wonderful Pills
have completely conquered that great scouge OF Amer
lea, the Liver Complaint.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. MLdnes
LELebrdte Liuer Pills. and take else. There
other Pills. purporting to be Liver Pills. before the
public. DIR. MLanes Liver Pills, also his Celebrated
Vermih'ge, now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada
For sale by P. II. KEITH Co, Athens; j. A. c. w
CoFFIS jacksonville; and By one Agent in every town
In Tennessee linar. VI
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LTV ERY STABLE.

TUVHE subscriber has opened Livery Stable In the
Stables attached to the Athens HOTEL and has sup
Piled himself with number of good Horses, Carriages
Bugges, &C. and is prepared to accommodate all who
may call him, on reasonable terms. His stock is
good vehicles new, and his object Is to keep what has
been very much needed at this place. the right sort Of
| establishment. Persons can be accommodated at all
times at moments notice. lie asks liberal patronage
march 16-tf-33S JOHN l.. BRIDGES
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LNNERi person sno1Id constantly Keep baud, for
IL Of emergency, bottle Of Sloan's Instant Re
lief is the great internal and external remedy Tor the
immediate Of eholic heartburn. rc-threa tooth
ache weakness in the back Kidneys darrLoa tysin
terry cholera morbus, all complaints sick head
ache ague cake rheumatism, In the bones pair
In the limbs, cramps and spasms, colds, spinal
plants, swelled joints, sprHns bruises, etc; aud Tor
cholera II Is a superior remedy.
FOR HORSES IND CATTLE
Sloan's Instant Relief Is truly great Remedy.
Half 25 cent bottle of Sloans Instant Relief
a horse Of choc in few minutes. For bruises, strains,
.prains and many other injuries horses cattle, and
other animals sloans Instant Relief seldom fails 10 al
ford immediate relief and speedily effects cure.
Many persons have been asonished TO witness the rap
Ia effected by the Of this wonderful medicine
The dollar bottles contain six times the quantity ofths
twenty five cent bottles consequently saving OF one'
third s made by purchasing the dollar bottles.
WALTER ID. SLOAN
Grand Depot. 10 Lake At, Chicago
For sale In Athens by [feb i6-6ml WM. Burns.
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FALL s. CUNNINGHAM,
WHOLESALE pgALERs AND IMPORTERS OF
Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,

NASIIVILEE, IENNs,
HUAvE now in store full and complete assortment
LII Of Mpdaoue In all its varieties, together with an
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 a call will find 1t advantageous to deal with them.
Cash and prompt time buyers will hnd the prices OF
their goods suited to the times.
s- Feathers received at the highest market price.
march lG-tf-33S L