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New, Rich and Desirable.
:" FL z

rs now receiving and opening a very desira,
Il bic assortment of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, comprising almost everything usual
ly brought to the market, such as Cloths,
Cassimers, Tweeds, Drap d'Etes, Linen and
Cotton Goods of every description, Vestings
of different qualities and latest styles, dc. dc.
large stock of Ladies Dress Goods, consist
ing in part of Silks De LANES, Berages. lis.
sues Lawns Aluslins, Ginghams, Prints in
great variety and of the latest style; Ribbms,
Laces, Edgings, Gloves, Linen and Linen Cam
brc lldks; and in fact every thing that is fine
aud nice that lady may call for.
lie also has large and varied stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHIG, which he will sell
at a bargain.
Also, Hats Caps, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes,
Bleached aud Brown Domestics, Hosiery,
Hardware, Queesware, Glassware, DC.
lie also keeps on hand general assortment
of Groceries, Spices DC.
To all of which he respectfully invites the
attention of purchasers, believing that he
can offer as great inducements in the way of
fine, good and pretty goods, and low prices,
as any other house IN the market. Give him
a call, examine the assortment and judge for
yourselves. April 27-3If
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Dr. m,rar.,, yermIfure.-A,oru,, M,D,.

DIR. m,Lane.s neutrality-suspicious. MKpr.
wITSEss-It is small evidence Of the intrinsic
value Of this great Vermifuge when even physicians
who are generally preiudced against patent medicines
voluntarily forward and testify TO It's triumphant
success in expelling worms. Read the following:
HENDsRsoSvILLE, Shelby CO., KY, April q 1919
J. Kidd co.. am practising physician residing
permanently in this place. In the year 1913, when
resident Of the State OF Missouri became acquainted
with the superior virtues of Or. NJ Lanes vermifge At
some more leisure moment win send you the result of
an experiment l made with one vial, in expeing up
wards Of 300 worms L. CARTER NJ d.
Purchasers will be careful to ASH for Dr. N lanes
Celebrated Termiftge, and take none else An other
yermifuges, in comparison, are worthless, Dr. Mlanes
Yermifge, also his Celebrated Liver Pills can now be
had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United States
and Canada ~ s-t
For sale BY P. II. KErr Co, Athens; J. A. &C. W.
COfFiN Madsonv;lOi and by onerAgent In every town
in Terhessee Gmay ISL
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PARTICULARS OF THE LOCOMOTIVE Elk.
PLosIoN.-The telegraph on Saturday an.
nounced that the locomotive attached to a
freight train had exploded with terrible effect,
on Friday, near Seymour, Ind. The Cincin.
natl Gazette says:
"The locomotive was totally blown to
fragments, piece of the boiler, weighing a
ton was thrown l76 PAGES, and other heavy
pieces, in different directions, nearly MS far
The engineer, Jefferson Harris was thrown to
the right about 200 feet through the branches
of n tree, as indicated by the fragments of his
clothes hanging to the limbs. The fireman.
Thomas Gavin, was thrown 1870 feet to the
left, and so manglrd rs to. be scarcely recog-
nizable. A gerson sitting on the tender was
badly injured. Six of the cars and their cog,
tents We're thrown in different directions, and
the track was torn up considerable dis
lance"
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InetRoceivooS.

A LARGE supply of Black and Cayenne
N Pepper, Alspics Pot and Pearl Ash. So
da and Saleratus, Cream of Tartar. Cubebs,
Cork Screws Bottles and Walls, Window
Glass by 10 and 10 by l2, Frauklin and
City Gazier's Diamonds, Gum Elastic Balls
Starch Polish, Yeast Powders Gentlemen
Shoulder Braces, Spermacett, Even's Gen.
uine Crown Lancet.
A variety of Drugs md Medicines, Alcohol;
Ois-Tanner's, Lard, Sweet; Leather, Japan,
and Copal Varnish; Paints and Dye-sturs,
and almost every thing else. -
Please call and examine, and see what you
want. McMun's Elixir Of Opium, nm impor.
tant article As cannot name every article,
the public are invited to call and examine.
WM. BURNS.
Athens. May 81, 1855.
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G. A N ID L ID A IT IL 8.

We are authorized and requested to announce Col
JAS JARVIS candidate for seat In the Senatorial
branch Of next Legislature to represent the District
posed Of McMnn, Meigs, Polk and Monroe counties.
We are authorized and requested to announce Or. WIN
j. JOHNSON candidate for the Senate, for the Dis
trct composed of the counties of Monroe, Meigs, Polk
and McNlinn
We authorized apd requested to asnounce DR.. JAS
BUCKNER as a candidate for Joint Representative for
Polk Megs and McMnn counties the next Legislature
We authorized and requested to announce JOHN
QUEENPR as candidate to represent Mcsliun county
In the lower branch OF next Legislature.
ex- We authorized and requested to announce
X. y. DOAK as candidate to represent Monroe county
In the popular branch OF next Legislature.
sw- We are authorized and requested to announce
JAS. MoKAMY of Polk county, as a candidate for Joint
Representative for the District composed OF the counties
of Meigs sicsiinn and Polk.
eyr- We are authorized and requested to announce
Hon J. W. BLACKWELL as a candidate to represent
the Third Congressional District in the next Congress OF
the U. g. Election I'd of August next. f..f
e@- We are authorized and requested to announce
j. h. COBB, Esq., as candidate for Joint Representa-
tive for the District composed Of the counties OF Mcnn,
Polk and Meigs, at the ensuing August election.
rsS- We are requested to announce Hon. JOSIAH NJ.
ANDERSON as candidate to represent the 3D. Congress
sona District In the next Congress U. S. Election I'd
August next.
~ we are authorized ana requested 10 announce
Maj l.. r. HURST a candidate to represent McMinn
county in the popular branch ofthe next Legislature
gSy- We are authorized and requested to announce
Col D. W. BALLEW as a candidate to represent the
Senatorial District composed Of the counties of Monroe
McMinn, Polk and Megs in the next General Assembly
of Tennessee. Election I'd Of August next.
sw- We are authorized and requested to announce
JAS. G. CARLoCK, Esq, as a candidate to represent
McMnn county in the lower branch of next Legislature
sEF- We are authorized to announce JNO. r. POWER
as candidate for Joint Representative, from the Dis
trlc composed OF the counties OF McAlinn Meigs and
Polk, at the ensuing August election.
eSl3- We are authorized and requested TO announce
Lieut.. WIN. @. LILLARD, of Meigs county, as candi-
date represent the Third Congressional District, at
the next August election.
eW- We are authorised to announce Col JAS. HICKEY,
Of Polk county, Formerly Of McNIinn0 as candidate
for Brgadier General 9Th Brigade Tennessee Militia
The Brigade is composed OF the counties OF Roane,
Monroe, McMinn, Polk, and Bradley.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

THE undersigned, being anxious to remove
l. West, offers for sale, for cNsl in hand, or
by the lst of September, the valuable FARM
on Which he resides, miles South of Athens.
on the Stock Road to Georgia, containing
392A A.CrC9, about 220 of which
are in high state of cultivation, the balance
beautifully timbered-all lying as level ~
any valley farm of the same size in East Ten
nessee--about 100 acres in Clover, 30 in fine
Herds Grass and Timothy meadow; with com
Portable and convenient Buildings; fine vs.
ter and good young Orchards The Land nil
enclosed except few acres Better fencing
will not be found ON any Farm in the county.
Also, 24s Acres, lying four miles North Of
Athens, adjoining the Lands of Charles Met
calfe aud others, on the Stock Road from Ken
lucky ia Georgia--l60 acres in \ fine state OF
cntivntiou--the landlying beautiful -coni-
Portable Buildings-good orchards, and tho
best Of water. Those wishing to purchase viii
do well to call on the undersigned, of hs resi-
dence soon, Ms he is determined to sell and q
bargain can be had. 81. J.. PHILLIPS.
April IL, l855--tf 342
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still Another.-N. Lanphear, General Agent
for Cleveland and Ohio City--Siri In November last
boy Of mine about twelve years DID, fell down stairs and
bruised his arm and Leg so that he was unable to use
them. For over three months his arm was drawn up
equal to nm angle of foryf degrees There had form
ed also on the side OF his leg large Gallons, and was
drawn entirely out of shape. In fact hc was perfect
cripple. 7 never expected to see him walk again.
procured the advice OF of the best physicians in the
city OF Cleveland, but all to no advantage. was
persuaded by friend to try the celebrated Mertcdn
MStGng LiRiDlsRt procured two small bottles, and
IN about eight days his arm became straight the caous
was removed and he can walk and handle his arm
as wen as ever. woud therefore recommend the Lin
men to all who may be suffering from contraction Of
the cords or hard tumors The hoy can be any
time at my house, the corner OF North Alley and
Morrison street Ceveond o. joins McAvoy.
For sale In Athens by Wa. BURNS; In Calhoun by u.
y. MARTINI In Charleston by JAS. ID. Balm. may 20
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BOLD GRoUSD.-Orestes A. Bronson, a
somewhat noted Roman Catholic writer, re-
Gently lectured in New Orleans. The Creole
reports him as follows on the destiny of the
Romish Clutch:
at must become the arbtef between the
State and the subject 1t must guard the
man by nlrrposing its flaming sword as
defence. IL must conStrue constitution and
erp0und Lalos, deciding where is the limit of
centralized power, and what is its absolute
duty to perform.
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THE SPEED OF RAILWAY CARs-Many
Of the accidents which happens to persons
attempting to cross railroads are the result oil
ignorance of the velocity of the iron horse
when fairly under way. A writer in the
Hartford Courant gives some interesting
facts which it may be well to bear in
mind:
at seems almost incredible that rs we
glide smoothly along the elegantly furnished
cur moves nearly twice its own length in a
second of time-about seventy-four feet
At this velocity we find that the locomotive
driving wheels, six feet in diameter, make
four revolutions per second. 1t is no idle
piston-rod that travcrses the cylinder thus
eight times per second.
"lf man with n horse and carriage
upon nm unmportant public road in country
town should approach and cross the track at
speed OF six miles per hour, which would
DO crossing rapidly, an express train APP
preaching Mt the moment would move to-
wards him two hundred and iifty.seven feet
while he was in the net of crossing distance
barely sufficient 10 clear the vehicle. If the
horse was moving at n rate no faster than
walk, as the track is usually crossed, the
train would move toward him, while in the
act of crossing, more than five hundred feet
This fact accounts for the many accidents Mt
such points. The person driving thinks he
may cross because The train is few rods
distant
lie compares the highest speed of the
train with the velocity of soundl When the
whistle is opened at the eighty rod whistle
post the train will advance near one hundred
feet before the sound OF the whistle traverses
the distance to and is heard at the crossing.
The velocity exceeds the flight of many of
our birds. Drill Comstock, the wel.known
author Of several philosophical works, inform
cd the writer that he was recently passing
through Western New York when the train
actually ran down and killed common
hawk The tain was stopped, and the game
80 rarely captured was secured"
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MineralOgV,
Civil and Mining Engineering, ana

Assaying. Grill and Mining Engineering, and
Surveying.
yNyHE subscriber Is prepared to devote special aten
ton to the above branches, and the application OF
Chemical Analysis thereto Persons interested in Mining
are invited consult him for iniomatoor instruction
IN regard To the most recent and valuable methods OF
conducting the same,
Assays OF Gold, Silver, Lead, Copper and other Miner
al Ores, executed with punctualty and dispatch.
Assay specimens of or two ounces, with remit
lance Of So for each Assay may be sent to the subscr
Der by mail Metallic Ores tested by the most speedy
and accurate process at So for each specimen.
Also Agent for the SADIE or purchase of mineral lands,
mining stock, &c. WV. BEAL, A. NJ.
Murphy, N. c. April 27, 1s55-1y-Si4 s.,
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May 81.
hand you herewith statement Of our Produce mar
ket to which may be referred for correct prices:
BACON, hog round, 10 @ l0Hc, with fair stock and
limited demand hams dull sale at l0% 90 lie for
good average parcest some extra lots would command
1lH % 12c; sides in good demand ut Nc for clear and
l1Ac for ribbed; shoulders O. 9xc; jowles 5x a &c.
LARD IN @l2Kc for choice leaf in barrels and kegs
TALLow rye. BEEF on foot 40 l0c for No. lots
Hoes "a Sc. SHEEP $3.50 90 $50 D head. Wool 16
a 25e. CoTroN G0oDs without change CoRN has adj
vanced and is selling ut sl,45 % l,50 demand heavy
and stock moderate. MEAL $l45 90 100. OARS so 90
90c. WHEAT LIS a. 49, FLOUR 5000 % " 90 u bbl
and rate u hundred in sacks SrocK Pas 81 80
a LA. FEATHERS 81 40 3Sc BEEswAx 81 q Csc. But
TER 20 % 35c, as to quality. EGGS - a 1Sc. @, o..
EXCHANGE on the North 4 q cent. premium.
Yours, very truly, H.
J. A, ANsLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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Macon Market,

MACON, May 22.
Transactions for the past week in Bacon Lard Flour
and Produce limited owing to the light stocks hand,
with active demand. .
BACON. hog round, with clear sides, 10 "a 12c with
ribbed IL q 12Ac clear sides l2 q 12c; hams 4
% 12c shoulders ~ % 10c LARD, stocks light, 12 90
12xc In bbis CoRS, scarce 81 45 a 80 OATS scarce,
81 a 81. PEAS rs 90 az. MEAL, scarce l45 90 a So
FLOUR, superfine 1928 % $50; extra family S625 %
$50 D sack. FEATHERS, dull, 81 % 4Oc Hay, good
Tennessee ST5 cwt. BITTER good article IS % 20c.
COFFEE Rio firm, II no 13c. SUGAR, New Orleans a
Sc. MoLAssfs, IN barrels, 40 a 45c
EXCHANGE on New York y u cent. prem.
Respectfully,
ALLEN & DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants, Macon ia.
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.g- DR.. c. Sharpe and James Sharpe, ar
ragned for the murder of their brother, John
Sharpe, have been found guilty ut Charlotte,
N. c., of MansIaughtcr, and branded with
the letter NJ. on the thumb and palm of their
left hands, and sentenced to twelve months
Imprisonment.
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All who fail to attend and make payment
may expect to pay costs rs am compelled
TO collect the taxes and pay them over forth
with.
am requested by the candidates for Rep
resentative for this county, and Jno. F. Power,
candidate for FIoater, to say that they will
attend at the above times and places and
address their fellow citizens.
THOS. STEPHENS Sheriff
and Tax Collector for McMnn county.
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EE Goldsmith says, the modest maiden,
the prudent wife or the careful matron, are
much more serviceable in life than pettcoat-
ed philosophers, clustering heroines, or vira.
60 queens. She who makes her husband
happy, and reclams him from vice, is much
greater character than ladies' described in ro-
nance, whose whole occupation is to murder
mankind with shafts from the culver Of their
ewes. ..
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A Secret for the t.ndirs.-IIow TO pRKsERvE

A Secret for the Lndirs.-liow TO PRksEhvK
DsAury-Dont use Chalk Lilly White or any OF the So
called cosmetics to conceal faded salow complexion
n you would have the roses brought back to your
cheek, clear, healthy and transparent skin, and I've
and vigor Infused through the system, get botue OF
Carriers spanish Mixture and take Il according to d.
recons II does not taste quite NJ well us your sweet
meats; but n after few doses you do not hnd your
health and boarty revylng your step elastic AMI vgor
outs the whole system refreshed and nyiroracd like
Spring morning. then ysur IL hopeless and AL the
valuable certificates We possess go for nough the
greatest purifier Of the blood known perfectly harm
less, and at the same tim: powerfully tficaccus. See
adv, rtl,emepA mayi-lm
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-25

w The New York Know Nothing Con-
vention continued in session at Syracuse, on
Thursday The committee report IN empty
treasury,and an indebtedness of ten thousand
and ninety dollars. They propose to repon.
ish by soliciting donation of avo dollars
from each Council, and TO tax each member
Of subordinate. Council two cents per
quarter or eight cents per year.
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spinal AffcctiOn.-Dr. W, n. Sloan, SIR
had been severely afflicted with a Rheumatic and Spina
affection, and had used many kinds Of medicines, with
out obtaining any lasting benefit from them. The com
plant kept increasing In strength and obstnacy, many
times rendering II impossible to turn myself IN
bed for weeks In succession procured Soans Family
Ointment and applied 1t faithfully, according to dlrec.
tions, and experienced immediate relief BY persever
ingy applying it, In short time was perfectly cured
consider II the best external remedy and Family 0nt
ment In use, and shall my best endeavors make
its value generally known for the benefit of the
afflicted. RfcInRD FREER
Wales, Erie county New York, June O. 1851.
See Sloau's advertisement In another column.
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forthe Post.

If JAMES C. FAIS will permit his name to
be used as candidate for seat in the Sena-
toria branch of the next Legislature, to rep.
resent the District composed of the counties
of Monroe, MeMinn. Polk and Meigs he will
receive liberal and hearty support from nu.
merous personal and political friends. What
say yon, Mr.. Fain Let us hear from you at
an early day through the columns of the
Post. MoMINN.
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A RAILROAD TUNNEL UNDER THE BRIrrs

A RAILROAD Tunnel UNDER THE BRITISH
CHAsNEL.-lt has been proposed to build Il
railroad tunnel under the British channel be.
tween Dover and Calais, so as to establish a
permanent communication between France
and England. Several projects have been
proposed, among them that of DIR. Payernc,
who offers to perform the work, it supplied
with l4O submarine boats, 1900 sailors and
workmen, 4,slO,O00 cubic yards of material
and 240.OOO,00O francs. BY means of such
tunnel, the channel might be crossed in
thirty three minutes. ....'
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An exchange saws:

awe read Of first, and second, and third
and ever so many more parallels oeng con.
tinually constructed at Sebastopol. We do
not understand much about such affairs, but
taking high ground, and viewing the whole
matter calmly and dispassionatelE the siege
certainly appears to us to have been hitherto
"a siege phhoW parallel"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-25

e@ The Sag Ngcts secret convention,
which assembled at Columbus, Ohio, on
Thursday last, adopted the Democratic State
Ticket, with the exception Of the candidates
FOR Governor, Attorney General and Audi
tor
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s7S- The Richmond Dispatch states, that
the story about Miss Beecher, the sister of
Mrs, Stowe, being insulted by the students Of
the University of Virginia, nj Charlottesville,
il entirely untrue.
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lB- On Tuesday, rs the Wheeling train
WINS passing along between Harper's Ferry
and Washington Junction, having on board
the Hon. Henry A, Wise, a newsboy stepped
up aud asked him if he wanted to buy the
life of"Sam." to which he replied, "No, sir,
I'll write his life, and the cause Of his death,
in about three weeks from this time"
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LOUDON UNDRY

rINIIE subscribers would respectfully an
Il nounee to the citizens Of Roane and adj.
Joining counties, that they have erected at
Loudon, and have now in full operation, an
Iron Foundry. and are prepared to receive
orders for
Every Description of Castingsi
They will keep constantly on hand different
sizes and styles of Cooking Stoves furnished
complete such rs the lIoosier State; Ashland
Kentuckian, de-, de-. various sizes Parlor:
Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and Shop Stoves;
Balloon Stoves; Fronts and Crates, for burn.
ing coal, together with general assortment
of Hollow Ware, consisting of Washing Ket-
ties; Pots; Pans; Skillets de-, de-; Waffle
Irons; Ere Dogs; Wagon Boxes; Iron Railing
Of every description; Water Pipes from one
inch up to any desired size. They are also
prepared to execute all kinds of GRIST and
SAW MILL CASTINGS, together with the
well known Kilgore Water Wheel, formerly
manufactured at Athens. This Wheel will
saw from 5000 TO 5000 feet of Lumber per
day, and will grind from 10 to Is bushels per
hour. Having had considerable practical ex-
perience in Mill Gearing they fatter them
selves they eau give full satisfaction in any
work ordered from them. Also, the most i'm
proved Ploughs right aud left hand mould
boards; Horse Powers; Taresher; and in short
every thing in thier line. $50 't.'".r--
There is connected With tie Foundry an
excellent
Machine shop,
where all work can be fitted up in the best
manner and with dispatch.
esS- Old Iron and Copper taken in ex
change for Castings.
GROVES d KItGoRE.
N. BAH Patterns that will come into
general use will be made free Of charge.
May %, lS55-ly S4S
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DR.. JAS. BUCKNER.
nenfisf.

TN returning his thanks for the very liberal
Il patronage he has already received, would
respectfully announce to all who may need
the aid of Dentist, that he is well prepared
to execute all work in the various branches
of his profession. General satisfaction will
be given, both in prices and style OF work.
Ricevlle, Tenn, May 25, lS55-ly S4S
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T.. BROWNS
Essence of Jamaica Ginger,

VHNIIS Essence preparation Of unusual excellence.
ID lu ordinary diarrhea, incipent cholera in short,
In all of prostraiion of the digestive functions 1t
is of nestmabe value. During the prevalence of cpl
demc cholera and summer complaints of children, Is
peculiarly elcacious family, individual, or Traveller
should be without it.
CAUTIoS.-Be sure to get the genuine essence, which
is prepared only by y. BROWN, at his Drug and Chem
icdt Store, ~ D. corner OF ftM and Chestnut streets,
Piitddelphia, and for sale by GEo. W. Ross, Athens,
Tenn, and all the respectable Apothecaries in the
United States may lS-6m-347
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rsgs- The Hon. John c. Spencer, formerly
Attorney General and Secretary of the
Treapury, and one of the most eminent law
ycrs in the country, died in Albany on the
nth inst.
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icy Ninety-iour thousand dollars have
been subscribed for the erection Of "A College
in Greensboro, Ala, and Ii is confidently ex-
pected tina. the sum will be increased to
hundred thousand.
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SESsiBLE.--rhe Albany Knickerbocker
says that mo man should think OF ever be-
coming nm editor Of daily paper who eau
not write cord of manuscript before
breakfast and live on rye paste and scurili-
N"
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sSy- The st. Louis papers bring informa-
ton that the late irosts have done great in.
Jury to vegetation and fruit 10 that vicinity
and Northern Illinois.