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FOR SALE OR RENT.
"a The store room under the Advertiser
Haas( Office, in Odd Fellows Building, for
- merly occupied by VIM. Deveny as a
Clothing Store. The room is in good ondition,
and is well adapted for any kind of mercantile
business, being in the centre cf business. This
property, together with the room above will be
sold on reasonable terms. Enquire Of
E. AUSTIN, Ripley, or
april7 H. AUSTIN, Plymouth.
ATTHE FAR VI EK's STORE
yTTHERE the Plows with the Red Hand es
w set on the awning, and where you 60 to
get your pay for ashes that you take to the
Old Yellow fishery,
And where they sell you Goods SO cheap al
ways for sheep pelts, or Ashes, or Cash or any
thing else you bring to market, 10 the place tt
leo to buy er contract for ...s .5s.,.,,.z.
.lM'CORMICK'S REAPER, or aM'C0RMICK's
i MOWER.
plymouth, April 6, 1855
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plymouth, March 10, 1906.
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Dentistry.

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WF5a'ssy sf-Tsi e;ass surrounding towns,
Ssssss.AA.xsass-.SAz-s.szJ sss-.AA..xsass-.SAz-.szJ that he is prepared
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HOUsEKEEPERS and others, wh q con :
IL template laying in their supplies Of fuel for
the winter would do well TO give me call as have
now on hand and will be receiving during the fall.
some Of the best kinds OF white asb and red ash
Goals 70 be found in the Philadelphia market ~
All the various sizes prepared in The best manner
Always on hand, Cumberland Coal, in Jumps and
fine snitsbe for family and manufacturing purposes.
Also, oak, pine, and hickory Wood
ALI Of which will be sold Glow for the cash" !" in
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
PETER LoRILLARD.

I I'IFs - = MANUFACTURER,
Nc. ~, Chatham Street, NSs York, a
Successor of Peter George ISrard offers for sale
Por particulars, q Price Current can be obtained
by addressing as above 8ied ,Yaff iaosa 13TTIT7
This Estabshment rs one Of the Oldest Of the kind
IN the United States. feb s-diy
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y Against the insidious wes Of foreign influence =
conjure you to believe me- fellow-ctizens the jeal
oasy Of free people ought 70 be constantly awake;
since history and experience prove that foreign in
aucncs of the most baneful foes Of republican
govern ment." ~ Washington. 5asSl aiis- asil8I
II Il hope we may find spIne means, in future, Of
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political,
commercial or in whatever form it may be attempted
cen scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
Wish Of Slas Dean that There were On ocean Of FIRE
between this and the old world "-sjfs fsffsrson.
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BUSINESS CARDS. \

tnat1st tfrfsn huSANESSr tCAADS. i0eti ,
iss u. w. BARNECLO, ia57I
~ Gt ssa sh0tstsN DEALER IN 500 tffkseNNl
Idisu FSreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Bonnets, do sfti
9 y, 3S3 iSspentA street, 6sta0esa II and < ytrsss,
- ]. ~ .s5,t,. wAsHMGTON, D. O. $40
n b. All articles sold are warranted to prove as rep
..,,x y resented i5,.atss
s,r, -. B. HALL, M. D.. g,s 1900
Homeopathic Physician, ss
Ohioe No. 400 Washington Place, between d and 4
streets . VI y ~ 7. Nh m,
Office for night calls,
Third door from the corner Of the ayenue in sth ST.
ettlNaS aE HliAia east side. 8i jan lily
JOSEPH FERGUSON. e q :
Harbcr andHatr Dresser,
Eighth street next door TO- Squire Smiths Office
dec l6--d1y 9a5lHat .sia!f sSl978 17F'
M. r. PARKER, a Ne
House and Sign Painter and Glaxier.
No. 80 Louisiana avenue, between eth and 7th SITS
>dec l8A-d1y gauaaailf hei3G36 Iafls
sreat JOSEPH C. g. KENNEDY,
4A9s9st ~ LATE or THE CENSUS oFTIcR, 't
Prosecutes Claims before Congress and the Depar1
my Ai8dg lfA satEa Nments.fH Bea sN4uT TaT
Office, corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
+ &. .,5sAa4 se over the Savings Bank. 9rF Il
ucc .al.aL -.aaL Inn zliSla4a E ta4sg
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING. IA
Mrs. g. " JOHNSTON,
Twelfth street, south Of Pennsylvania avenue (nex
a}fS doorto Squire Clark's Magistrates ofice,y
at Mrs. Bangs's. ssFf2s
3 Sheiwill cut and baste, cut Innings and Patterns
Hf acc A--ly ati888 asI5S s4a atf tNit a3HsA ,RG
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lat COMMISSIONER AND NOTARY,
No. 400 Seventh street, near e, washing
iHalN 3f sS2ta ton, Die. l0 rssia# i
f. III. DAvIDGE.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law

y AiAAAohNAA AM aGOuNnELbOh AL Law,
AND ataita ffsrs{-t
\ sgss ,fssd commissioner Of Deeds Z
4 Elf. N n FOR TIE STATES or ~ .s,ss-. ..,s \
Virginia, New York. Maine, ~ 4
Kentucky, New Jersey, Illinois,
LOUISIANA Mlssissappi Connecticut
~ AasssctAnsetts, Maryland, ,r Penrsylvania,
f1or1da, fsg . Tennessee,Ff ~ Alabama,
Iowa, Georgia. California
el Arkansss, South Carolina, &C., &c.
II Conyeysncing,in In ~ itsA branches promptly ano
sccurately executed. $3.50 ~, F3 1g ~ 49, !
Office Louisiana aysnus, opposite Fifth street. al
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THE "VARIE
Removed, Enlarged, Beautilied
. E H o H NJ

JJAS removed his varieties" to the brick
III building one door West of his old stand,
where he has Just received the largest and
richest assortment Of Goods in his line ever
opened in East Tennessee, to which he invites
the attention of purchasers. He feels conf.
dent he can please all who may call, as his
Goods are new and of the latest and most
approved styles. comprising almost every.
thing from a cent Toy to S24O Watch,
and he will sell SO cheap that it is almost in
credible. His stock consists in part Of
Fine Gold and Silver Lever Watches, of all
kinds and prices from Sl4 to s240.
Fine Gold Jewelry, consisting of fine Breast
Pins of all kinds, from 81 to SIC; Ear. hobs;
Ear Rings Finger Rings Cola Pencils; Pens;
Gold Bracelets; shirt Studs; Sleeve Buttons;
Collar Buttons; Gold Fob Chains; Seal Keys;
Guard Chains; Vest Chains; Gold Lockets;
Gold Slides, Buckets, DC.
Spectaces Of all kinds and qualities; Spec.
tacle Cases-Morocco, German Silver, Wood
and Steel; fine Penknives; Razors; Razor
Strops; Scissors; Steel Tweesers; Steel Chains
and Keys Silver Table. Tea Sugar, Cream,
Salt, Mustard and Desert Spoons; Soup Ladels
Butter Knives; Desert Knives and Forks;
Casters; Teaboard Walters; Candle Sticks;
Shutters, DC.
PISTOLS-Cot's fine Five Shooting Pistols;
Revolvers, Selfcocking Rifle, and Double.
barreed Pistols; cheap Double and Single
barreled Pistols Gun Caps of all kinds
Walking Canes; Clocks of all kinds and
prices; Accordeons; Violins; Clarionets; Flag.
eolets; Flies; Flutes; Musical Boxes; Violin
Strings, Bows and Bridges, DO; Port Moneys
of ali kinds, qualities and prices, from rs cts.
to So; Purses; Steel Beaded Bags; Reticules;
Cabas; Ladies Companion Work Boxes; Paper
Trays; Note Paper; Letter Paper; Envelopes;
Pocket Memorandum Books; Blank Note
Books Steel Pens; Pen Holders Cedar Pen
ellis of good quality; Hair. Cloth, Flesh, Nail
Tooth, Shaving and Comb Brushes; Shell Tuck.
Puff, Reddng, Pocket aud Neck Combs Hair
Pins; Cora, aud G!sss Reaa.:: Jet and Shell
Bracelets; Snuff Boxes; Puff Boxes; Pins and
Fancy Boxes.
PERFUMERY.- -Extracts for the Handker
chief-Cologne, Otto Of Roses; LYONS Ka.
tharion for the Hair; Bears Oil; Rose OIL;
Ok Marrow, Philloeom; Lilly White: Chinese
Skin Powder; Ronge; Military Soap; Shaving
Cream; Shaving Tablets; Extract of Vanilla;
Extract Of Lemon and Orange.
TOYS.-Gumelastic and Wax Dolls; Cats;
Dogs Wagons; Guns; Pistols; Jews. Haps;
Fren Oh Harps. Clarionets; Fishing Lines and
Hooks; Marbles; China Wigs; Vases False
Faces Noses DC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Raisins;
Prunes; Dates; Figs; Almonds Brazil Nuts;
English walnuts Citrons; Tamarinds; Mace;
Gloves; Nutmegs; Pickles; Spiced Oysters;
Sardines; Pine apple Cheese; Lemon Syrup;
Sarsaparilla Syrup. DC
N. b. Watches and Jewelry repaired Old
Gold and Silver taken in exchange for new
Jewelry. March so, 1888,
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A Valuable Family Medicines cole
brated has DR.. MLanes Nermifuge become, that Il Is
regarded the only specific ours for WoruS Families
should never be without supply Of n At this
particularly when worms so troublesome and FIRE.
qqsnt fatal among children, Parents should be watch
ul; and on the frst appearance OF those distressing
symptoms which Of their presence. at APP
ply this powerful and efhcaeious remedy. We con-
hdent il only renures trial. TO convince all that II
richly merits the praises that have been avished upon
H. 1t is safe and naibe. Volumes of certificates can
BE- produced. flowing its great medical virtues.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. NLQne's
Celebrated Ts-mifs1e, and take else All other
vermfages in comparison, worthless. Or. MLanes
vermfuge also his Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be
had ut all respectable Drug Stores the United States
and Canada.
For sale by p. II. KEITH Co., Athens; J. A. 4 c. w
in Tennessee. lmar. 2sl
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/
Mr.. DEMONSTRATING has already been
written touching the erection Of a new town
| ship, bearing the name OF Oeoee, near the
Hancock or London Mine, situate in Duck.
! town. Ii is not more than five wears since
this country was mere wilderness, unhsed.
ed by the Spectator, and within that period
1t has been developed and become a large
mining district, and such is the rapiditv of
the age and the enterprise Of man to over
come almost insurmountable obstacles, to
fielder valuable whatever offers fair remu-
iteration. Treasure hidden in mother earth
has been produced, and 10 this time its vast
ness cannot be ascertained. Persons consid
cred competent judges have given it as their
opinion to be Observation-Disclosures ores pro
duced are of a high per centage, and bear
great indications Of the richness of the de.
posts Persons from great distances have
made tours to inspect them, and Others re-
siding nearer have spent their time, money
and energies in competing OH other proper
ties but without much success Hence, then,
the desire of erecting q township near the
pr ecinets of the Mines regarded rs permanent.
Mr. A. 5. Jarnagn the protector, offers to
present sufficient land for one two. or three
Churches, as required. This must he consid-
cred boon and great liberality on his part.
The site once given the erection Of the edi.
flee would be a light matter, seeing that there
are no substantial or indeed any Meeting
Houses or Churches in the district other than
log School Houses, at which only casual ser.
vice is held. 1t would be matter of con-
sideraton to the lovers of sacred devotion,
harmony and unity of spirit, to establish this
long called for and needed acquisition to dis
seminate hopeful spirit Of concord, in the
absence Of those elements so disastrous in
their effects, dram shops and groceries, which
are to be excluded, and the right of sale of
liquors restricted in all cases. There are
some sites not yet chosen in the township,
which promises to he one of some size. The
friends of MIR. Jarnagin are highly sanguine,
which induce them to make greater endeav-
ors for the completion Of their object. No
question can be raised In objection to the real
requirement of township in the location
chosen, commanding the traffic of East Ten
nessee aud North Carolina, being near the
vicinity of the mines where property is held
high and sales of land as yet refused to those
who would embark in business to command
the soil on which they are living Mr.. Jarna-
gin goes there himself to reside, and will
construct single mill, grit mill and saw
mill, with brick yard for building conven-
fence. Persons have chosen sites for merchan
dizing establishments and summer residences.
Having beautiful supply Of water it is, in
fact, one of the healthiest spots that could
be selected.
Apologizing for thus infringing on your
space, remain yours truly,
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A RULE WITHOUT EXCEPTION are
exceptions to every rule but therule of three;
tina, is never changed. As your income is to
your expenditure, SO will the amount of cash
on hand to your debts. II you allow your
vanity to lead you into extravaganza, you
must rely OH something else TO take you out
of it. either rich relation or sheriff's writ.
Your furniture may be less snowy than that
Of your neighbor, but never mind. Better
are cane bottom chairs and mahogany tables,
that are paid for, than spring cushions and
nantes on note for six months. Your coat
may be less fashionable than your neighbours;
and while he is driven by liveried coach
man, you may be riding shank's horse, but
remember there is rule for baniancing tho
books, and every purse has got bottom
So, economize, and always remember the
rule of three.
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MACON, March 81.
Tanactons for the past week large with stocks Bacon
Lard Flour and oil kinds Of Produce light fair demand.
BAcoY-Hog round % gHc; clear sides l0c, ribbed
~ % exc; choice hams 10 q 10kc; shoulders q 81.
LARD stocks light In barrels ION @ lie. Corn scarce,
1920 % rs OATS scarce, rs q soc. PEAS scarce,
$50 % 175 MEAL scarce 1920 a 1,25. FLOUR SUI
perfne $595 % $50; extra family 1928 a $50 FEATH-
ERs, dull, 81 a 40c HAY good Tennessee 81 y cwt.
Butter good article 16 @ lSc. CoFFgE, Rio firm, 10 %
I8c. suoAR, New Orleans on @ &c. MoLAs 83 q 35c.
EXCHANGE on New York y p cent. premium.
Respectfully,
ALLEN DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants, Macon, Ga.
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FIRE FROM LlcHrSNe.-.Tho stable Of
Abner Jackson, merchant of this city, situa.
tod upon his country site a few miles from
town, was fred by lightning on Thursday
night last, and five horses persisted in the
fumes. The night was exceedingly stormy,
and the fire was not discovered till the stable
was too far gone to save. 1t was with great
difficulty the barn, nearly attached, was saved.
Mr. Jackson is one of those few persons who
grumble not at the dispensations of Provi.
dence. His loss is upwards of thousand
dollars; every horse no had, together with
the gearing Tor horses and carriage being de-
stroyed by the fire.--Knor, Standard.
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tY-Mr. WIN. Mitchclr brother Of John
Mitchell, has invented type setting machine.
1t has already had fair trial, and succeeded
in printing "A book ut about half the ordinary
cost of composition. 1t was employed to
print the new octave volume of George Ban
croft, the historian, announced by Harper and
Brothers. An extensive printer is so Salts
fed with the manner in which the machine
works, that he has ordered five of them for
his establishment. One of them will be sent
TO the Paris exhibition. -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-30

THE WORLD CIRcuMSAvIGATEp by A
STEAM VEsssL.-The United States steam
frigate Susquehanna arrived at Philadelphia
Navy Yard, from the Pacific, on Saturday
morning last. She WINS the pioneer and one
of the flag ships Of the late Japan expedition.
She left Norfork in June, 1851, and, in her
circuit round the world, and in visiting the
various places incidental to her cruise, she
has steamed more than sixty thousand miles.
The Susquehanna is booked for Immortality,
and she is the first steamer that ever circum-
navigat0d the globe; and in the fact that this
feat was first performed by an United States
vessel, and national vessel ut that Ameri-
cans may take righteous pride.
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q An DID A T e $.

~ 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 Meigs, in the General Assembly
OF Tennessee Election "a Of August next.
e1y- We are authorized and requested to announce
JAS. c. CARL0cR, Bsq, as candidate to represent
McMnn county in the lover branch Of next legislature
sg- We are authorized to announce JNo. p. POWER
as candidate for Joint Representative from the DiI
trict composed OF the counties o. McSnn, Meigs and
Polk, at the ensuing August election.
~ We are authorized and requested to announce
Iicni WA q LILLARD, Of Meigs county as candi.
date to represent the Third Congressional District
the next August election
eD- We are authorised to announce Col. JAS HICKEY
Of Polk county formerly Of McMnn) as a candidate
for Brigadier General 9Th Brigade Tennessee Militia
The Brigade is composed OF the counties OF Roane,
Monroe, McMinn, Polk, and Bradley.
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A FEMALE RoBBER IN CHuRcH.-On
Sunday last (says a Philadelphia papeD
medical gentleman stopping at the Union
Hotel, In Arch street, visited the Rev. Dr..
Boardman's church, Twelfth and Walnut
streets. On coming out Of the church, after
the services were over, he noticed that fe-
male pressed against him in an unusual man.
ner. He receded from her, and found the
intrusion was repeated. However, he thought
little of it; but, after walking short distance,
he discovered that his pocket had been picked
of 1920
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ADVICE TO MorHERs.--Do all in your
power 10 teach your children self,govern-
ment Ii child is passionate, teach him,
by gentle means, to curb his temper. If he
is greedy, cultivate iberality in him. II he
is snlky, charm him out of it by encouraging
frank good humor. If he is indolent, accus-
tom him to exertion, and train him so as to
perform even onerous duties with alacrity.
If pride CONES to make obedience reluctant,
subdue HIM, either by counsel or discipline.
In short, give your children tho habit of over
coming their besetting sins.
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A SINGULAR WoUsD.-An amusing &C.
currence, says letter from Sebastopol, took
place in the batteries to-day. A shell from
the enemy dropped right into the muzzle Of
one of our guns. In bursting there, it shat
tered the gun and made it recoil. A soldier,
who was sitting in the rear of it in a coil Of
rope, was trpped up and fell. Seeing man
Knocked over, caused, as usual, shout for
the doctor, who rushed up in great haste and
caught the man in his arms. ''What is the
matter, my mani" said -. "Oh! sure,
sir" says he, Ave lost my pipe" for which
he seemed in agony of mind