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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-21
CuLrABLE NEeLIehKck.-In reference t

CuLPABLE NEGLlGhEcE.-ln reference ia
The dreadful catastrophe on the Portsmouth
and Weldon railroad, paragraph in the Rich.
mond Enquirer says:
cal attribute the accident to the unsound.
ness of the tressel bridge, the wood, in many
portions, being much dccayed. A gentle.
man residing in the vicinity of Margaretts.
vile, stated at the scene of the disaster on
Monday, that fears relative to the safety of
the bridge had been entertained for twelve
months past"
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March IA, lS5


The Circulation of the Flood is justly
esteemed the greatest ordination of Divine Providence;
by that beating engine, the heart 1t Is driven all
parts OF the system, giving vigor and strength to the
complicated machinery of This living flood,
whether we sleep or wake, sacs brskly through the
arteries and returns softly through the veins How ne
cessary that should be kept free from all impurity,
and yet how negligent many respecting this great
essential to the enjoyment of perfect health Derangc-
ment in the Liver and Nerves is generally the primary
causei and Jaundcc lndigestio and all the harrass
ing feelings attending dyspepsia, which makes life
burden, result from it. Suicide wouA raplly follow
suicide, " there was no cure. No one would suffer
long u he is able to obtain bottle ofNoohands cele-
braied German Bters, PREPARED by DR.. c. NJ Jackson,
Phiadeplia they rarely fail in electing permanent
cure. Sec advertisement. marli
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ChancerY Sale Of Land,

DURSuANT to decree of the Chancety
Il Court at Athens, at the February term,
1856, will sell at public cutlery, for cash, at
the Court house door in the town of Athens,
on the 9Th day of May next, the interest of
James Crockett, being an undivided ninth part
of the Lands of John Crockett, deed, to take
effect in possession after William Crockett,
who is now about thirteen years old, shall
arrive at the age of twenty.one years, which
Lands are described rs follows, to wit: The
clone Quarter" upon which John Crockett
resided at the time of his death, and which
is the Southeast quarter of section $. and the
tract of Land known as the "Dry Quarter"
being the North west quarter of section 30
and all lying in the 18th Civil District in
McMinn county, Tenn. Sold for the salts,
fnction Of debt due to David Crockett, Tx.
eentor of John Crockett, decd, and Nelson
Crockett from james Crockel.
WIN. LOWRY, c. d. M
March IA, lS5G-tds-prs fee 1880
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GrDr. VIM. richardson, of New Kent
county, Virginia, charges vaccine agent in
that State with having furnished "genunc
vaccine matter" to him in consequence of
which eighty persons who had been vacinated
in that county with il, are now sick with the
small pox, and some of the eases very critical.
The subject is now before the legislature.
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OScE Mons TO THE BEAcH."-We are not
of those who are disposed to let the State of
Virginia alone, because she is apparently
"joined to her IDOLS" BY no means Let us
bring our batteries to bear upon the old Glib
raltcr of Democracy once more. Mr.. Wise
owed his election to the votes of Wigs
Without that reinforcement the citadel
would have been taken by the American
party. The votes thus east for Mr.. Wise
by members Of the old Wing party will be
gwen in November next for Willard Fillmore,
and if the Americans hold their own, the
Electoral vote of Virginia will be cast in the
same way. Let us orgaze,thep, thoroughly,
Systematically, and make tho effort in right
good earnest. No other man in the nation
is as popular with the people of Virginia rs
Willard Fillmore. Victory is nearer to our
grasp than ever before, and it we make ";i
lorg pull, strong pull and pull aItogeth.
er"-it is ours. "Oncc more unto the brencll,
dca. friends, once morc"-C Charlottesville
Advocate.
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A GEM OF TEUrH.-Those who will learn
and practice faithfully the doctrines taught
in the following lines, will have MS much of
the philosophy of human happiness as can
be found in many an extensive'Iibrary:
ave may look for happiness in the world,
but not in .hc things of the world. We
shall find it, it nj all within ourselves-r
our own heats aud tcnpers." ..f
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cy Great evil has arisen TO communities
and to individuals, from allowing fallacies
and falsehoods to pass uncontradicted, and
unexposed, in those channels through which
the poison is conveyed to the public and pri
vate mind. Some Northumberland il is daily
growing more common.-sit and listen to
things at which they seem startled, and are
credulous enough to believe them all wilhs
making any exertion to find out whether tlfey
are correct or not; and the person often re-
ceives the sentence of condemnation without
even having a criminals chance-that of re-
futing what is untrue.
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The undersigned seeing. the great lack Of
christian union among professors, &C., Gin his
humble opinion)-l Cor. /: 10; John il: II,
and Math. Is: ID, l6 and l7-also wishes to
preach on this subject the 23d of this month,
or the 9th of April, at Cleveland, Bradley
eounty-lst Samuel, II: SO and Is.
JOHN DOUGLASS.
March IA 1870
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PROGRESS OF MoDEsTY.-A delicate
swell holding up his long coat previous to run.
ming over dirty crossing on the avenue, ,du-
ring the late sloshv weather, remarked.
Good gracious! hope to goodness no lady
will see my kles"
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ley Among the curieslties lately placed
in n museum, is n MOSQUITOES bladder, contain.
ing the souls of twenty.four misers, and
the fortunes of twelve editors. 1t is nearly
half full. That must be valuable addition
10 q museum: l-+
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oMECRoN.
Chancery Court Mt Decatur, Tenn.
Stephen G. Winton,
John NJ. Afford, Pleasant Holamon and AleA
an1er Rrown

John NJ. Afford, Pleasant IIollamon and Alex
ander Brown.
Original aud Injunction But
TT appearing from an allegation of the bill
Il filed in this cause, that respondent John
NJ. Afford is a nonresident citizen of the
State Of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Athens Post, newspaper pub.
lishcd in the town Of Athens, McMinn coun
~, Tennessee, notifying and requiring snid
Nonresident respondent to be and appear he.
fore our next Court of Chancery, to be held
|for the county of Meigs at the Court hous,
in the town Of Decatur, on the 4th Monday
Of October next, then. and there to plead
answer or demSr.toacomplainant said bill
or the same will be taken for confessed as t,
lin, and set for hearing accordingly.
G. W. McKENZiE G. d. W.,
Per W. l.. MCKINLEY, p. G. NJ.
March 81, lS56-4t-prs fee S3-3gl
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Scuralgin.- This formidable disease, which seems
to battle the skill of physicians yields like magic to Car
ter's spanish Mixture.
MIR. T. Boyden, formerly of the Astor House, New
York. and late proprietor of the Exchange Hotel Rich
mond Va, Is one of the hundreds who have been cured
of severe Neuralgia, by Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Since his cure he has recommended 1t to numbers of
others, who were suffering with nearly every form OF
disease, with the most wonderful success.
lie says 1t Is the most extraordinary medicine he has
ever seen used and the best blood purifier known.
See advertisement mar
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~ We learn that the dwelling house of
Rev. DIR. Isaac Anderson of Maryville, was
destroyed by fire, on Monday last. His en-
tensive library and many valuable papers
were also consumed.
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tY- OF the six hundred and six convicts
in the Ohio Penitentiary, there are: Second
convictions, fifty.eighl third, nine; fourth,
three: fifth, one, four hundred and twenty
three are Incorporate; sixty-one are married.;
filty are blacks or mulattoes; twenty.six are
over fifty years of age; two hundred aud for.
~ four cannot read or write; and four hun.
dred, or nearly sixty.six per cent of the
whole number, have no trades!
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AsTATTc VS.. AFRIcANs.-A Cuban cores.
pondent writes BY the British ship Austria.
liza, arrived 23d inst, we have another cargo of
Asatics-voluntary emigrants three hundred
and fiity.eight in number, for colonization
and labor in the cane-iields of Cuba, us
substitution for the Africans. AS ! have be.
fore stated, this trade has all the pernicious
features of the African coasttraiic. The same
violence, deception and fraud practced upon
the ignorant. The number introduced INTO
Cuba under royal privilege since the 10th of
April last, with this cargo, makes 1915 and
others are to follow us fast ms contracts can
be made iol them and suitable vessels obtained
to reach, according to the proposed plans, 2O,.
900 this year. A division for the same coloni-
cation from the coast OF Africa, will probably
be consumated in the course of this year, with
the appreciation of the British Government
and the sanction Of the Ministers at Madrid
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KASsAs-A New CoMrLoArroN.- learn
ftom the Washington Union that there is q
third claimant to the place now occupied by
Mr. Whitfield as the Kansas delegate in Con.
gress,, to wit:
1t now seems that the contest for the Kan.
sas seat is triangular-General Whitfield
claiming it by virtue Of his certificate as the
duly elected delegate; Governor Reeder seek
ing to Dust him by virtue of the illegal cleo
ton of the Topeka free State party; and Mr..
Delehny insisting that Kansas is u sovereign
State, and that he is its chosen representative.
Upon the sape ground that Mr.. Delehay
claims to be the Kansas representative IN the
House, we take it for granted that some two
OF the Topeka champions will soon claim to
be recognized as entitled to seats in the Sen.
ate.
The House of Representatives, therefore,
must push this contest TO solution, or Kansas
will be State before they have decided at
Washington upon the Government of the
Territory.
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~ It's said that the free. state legislature
of Kansas that was sworn in ut Topeka. on
the Ih inst, will elect two United States
Senators and adjourn. in order to avoid n
collision with the territorial government.
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COM nj E r CIAL.


MACON, March H.
We have no change to notice since our last weeks
report of this market We quote
BACON, hog round, 10 90 lO]Gc; choice hams, retail
12Gc; sides, retail, II 40 lee; shoulders retail 10 az
1o19c. LARp by the bbl II 40 ll4c; In cans liz @
IKE. Flour, superne, IS 40 S25 extra family So Is
40 10, CoRN 55 20 Coo u bu. OATS 40 90 Acc "a bu.
Cow PEAS 81 % 90c. BEANS, white, 1,25 90 si,5O.-
RYE, dull, 75c, HAY, Tennessee, ~ 30 40 6Of9 cwt
BUTTER Tennessee good article, zoe. EGGs l2 40 l2
FEATHERS, dull, BIZ 90 4Oc.
Excn,SGE on Augusta and Charleston II; New York
u u ct. prem. Respectfully
WOOrTON& HOLLOWAY,
Commission Merchants
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A MAGAZINE OF DEATH.-The grounds
belonging to the United States Arsenal ut
Baton, Louisiana, embrace IN area of twenty
seven miles. In the three magazines there
are 10000 pounds OF powder nd 5000 rounds
of cartridges for small arms aud cannon. The
storehousrs contain $4,000 muskets, rifles,
carbincs, and pistols; $500 sabres, 100 can
mons, 100000 balls and shells, $4,000 pounds
canister, and accoutrements for 100000 men.
The total value of the land and buildings,
with contents, is over S6l 100000.
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tw-A man named Hunter, has been fined
$1,000, and forfcitedsiK slaves, at New Or
leans, for selling them 10 such manner rs
to separate motherand child, contrary to the
laws of Louisiana.
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.5;s- Many persons protesting good sense.
often urge the manner of dress MS serious
objection to nm individual for whom they con-
ceive dislike. They should not lose sight
Of the fact that they are often liable to be
viewed through the same spectacles used by
them for viewing others.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, March II.
Herewith hand statement Of our Produce market
10 20 io&c; shoulders a SyIc kzRD 10 20 lie. BrsP
GH 90 &c. PoRK 90 nc. Wool 20 40 25c. Day
Inns l2 20 18c. DnIsD BgEF HANS 12 a 1ic DRIRp
vESIsoS ~ 40 18c. DRED Fruit, Peaches peeled e5n 40
90, unpeeled SO t,25 Apples peeled Al 20 La
FEATHERS ss 90 &c. wHRAr, nominal, 40 90 45O-
PIouR 1880 90 80 u Dbl. CORS 50 q 85c, MEAL 80 an
zoe Oars ~ a. i5c. srocH Pas so a s5c. WHITE
BRAN, l75 90 ~. DuTrsR 10 % zoe. Foes 100 12Xc.
GROUND PEAS 81 ,25 40 100.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANsLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchnnf
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Observation-Disclosures women, rainy
days, and those dirty. faced boys who are
continually boring You about 'tlat little bill
that you owe to Mr. Grip.
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. Lady Tin fashionable dress.) -"I.ittle boy,
can 20 through this gate to the river"
Boy.-"Perhaps A load of hay went
through this morning."
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NASHVILLE Market.

NASHVILLE, March II.
CorroS-Dul and little offering. Sales Saturday Of
10 bales ut ~ 40 &c. "a at ~ % SIC, and 80 vt ITO
% Sc BACON tx a sc-actve and arriving freely =
Lam Sc. WHISKY 22 a 2ic FLOUR 5,76 q ~. No
change In general Groceries.
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sY-A rich grcenhorn who had been to view
n celebrated painting of the Temptation of
Adam and Eve, was asked by n lady if it was
chaste picture "Yes," he said, "chased by
a SNAKE"
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sY- The Albany Knickerbocker says there
is man in Greenbush who believes in ro!a-
ton of crops. One year he raises nothing,
and the next year weeds.
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ADVICE TO BoYs.--You are made. to be
kind and generous. lflhere is boy dtschool
who has n club foot, don't let him know you
ever saw it. II there is n boy with ragged
clothes, don't talk about his rags in his hear
ing II there is II lame boy, assign to him
some part of the game which does not require
running. II there is II hungry one, give him
part of your dinner. II there is dull one
help him get his lessons. All the school will
show by their countcnance how much better
it is to have great soul than great fist.
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.sg- A Yankee editor says that the girls
complain that The times are so hard the young
men cant pay their addresses.
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Outstretching arms Of strength unshorn,
lie hugged--lIIS OLD TOM CAT,
Which, az twas wont, wien master snoozet
Had leaped into his lap.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-21

A GENTLE IIlSr.-A country parson, who
toner's, on entering the church one Sabbath
morning, met one of the most wealthy of his
flock and asked the loan of dollar.
"Ccrtainiy," said the man landing over the
coin.
Domino put it into his pocket and preach
ed his sermon in capital style and on com.
ing down handed the Identical dollar to TIE
man from whom he borrowed it,
"Why," exclaimed the leader, 'you have
not used the money at ALL"
at has been of great service to me, never
thelcss,' replied the parsrn. 4 always preach
so much better when have money in my
pocket"
The hint was taken and the balance of his
salary made out next day.
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eS- The Nashville Union announces the
death Of Mrs. Crozer, wife of Col. Arthur R.
CrOzier, late COMPTROLLER Of this State.
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PRAYING TO THE PoIsT.--A CERTAIN law
yer who dwclt in one of our New England
towns, noted for his over.reachinrs and short
cnmings,durng revival came under the con.
vietion, and requested prayers for the furlh.
GRANGE OF his conviction. Ills appeal was
responded to by one of the saints, an cccen.
tr!c but very pious old man, honest, plain,
blunt, squarc.toed and flat footed, who thus
went Mt il: 1--WE do most earnestly entreat
Thee, u Lord, TO sanctly our penitent broth.
er, here; I'LL his heart with goodness and
grace, so that he shall hereafter forsake his
evil ways and fullow in the right PATH
we do know, however, that it is required of
him who has appropriated worldly goods to
himself nnlawlulIy and dishonesty, that he
shall make restitution four.fold; but we do
bcscecli thee to have mercy on this erring
brother, MS il woulc be impossible for him 10
do that, and let him of for the best he can
do without bcggarng himself entirely, by
his paying twenty-five cents on the dollar
The next supplicant ut the same meeting
was an elderly maiden who got her living 10y
going intn different families and spinning for
them. She also, had been famous for her
hori-comings--nevcr giving full counts of
her warn; the forty threads TO knot was II
point which she never rrached. The blunt
Old man thus briefly disposed of her case:
"Rctorm, q, Lord, tho heart of thy hand
maid here before thee, we bescech thee; aud
wilt thou enable her to count iortym
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sS- Four things looks vevy awkward for
woman to Go: whistle, throw stones at n
COW, run a race, or climb garden fence.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-21

A bill has passed the Kentucky Legislature
prohibiting biliard.tablcs and ten.pin alleys
in that State.
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&range-Decency is matter of latitude.
In TuI key man with tight pants on is con.
sidcred so great vulgarian that it is not toll
Grated in respectable society. TO spit in the
presence of an Arab, is to make the nc.
qunintnnce of his chccse-knf.. In Russia
that man is considered low who refuses a
warm breakfast of candies. In this country,
vulgar people are such as keep good hours
and live within cirincome. Queer insttu.
ton, that human family.
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PuNcH's New VERSION OF YANKEE DOODLE
Punch concludes his report of the Golden
and Palmerston debate in the House of Com.
mons, on the American question, with the
following version of tho American anthem
as now sung by Mr.. John Bull:
"Yankec Doodle, do not frown
Though your brisk and bony;
The jewels In Victoria's crown
Amt paste or macaroni.
London is pretty town,
So Is Phadephy;
You shall have n sugar plum,
And III have one my 3efy."
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DO GooD.-1housand of men breathe
move, and live--pass of the stage Of life, and
are heard Of no more. Why? They do not
particle of good in the world, and none
were blessed by them, none could point to
them as the instrument of their redemption;
not word they spoke could be recalled, and
so they persisted; their light went out in dark.
ness, and they were not remembered more
than the insect of yesterday. Will YOU thus
live and die, o nun immortal! Live for
something. Do good, and leave behind you
n monument of virtue that the storm Of
time cannot never destroy. Write your
name in kindness, love, and mercy on the
hearts of thousands you come in contact
with year by year; you will never be forgot
ten. No. Your name, your deeds, will be
rs legble on the hearts YOU leave behind AS
the stars on the brow of evening. Good
deeds will shine ms the stars of heaven.
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$40, 200!
Improved Havana Plan Lottery.
by authority of the State Of Georgia.
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery

FOR MARCII--CLAsS 10,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta March 25h 1856
Shpith rfhe.'' ..,..........SS.OOO
PRioR or TicEgrs-wholes S5-IIalyes s25O-Quar.
tiers ~ 20.
Prizes In this Lottery paid thirty days after the
drawing, In bills OF spece-payng Banks without deduo-
ton, only on presentation of he Ticket entitled 10 TIE
Prize.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par. All commu-
nicatons strictly confidential.
April 2J-saA. Atlanta, Georgia.
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SURGERYIs ILLISols.--Mr. Brown, of Biz
Muddy, had his leg crushed by log, and
had all the doctors in Richmond, Clay and
Jasper in attendance. Not set of Surgical
instruments could he found-an amputntion
was imperative. A rusty butcher knife and
butchers saw were obtained-the knife
whetted on Il brick bat-the saw, rusty and
greasy, was good enough. The inrision was
made, and the flesh cut in professional style,
and the arteries taken up with crooked fork,
and tied with bnsting thread from one of the
NJ. D's jackets, the end of the bone was scrap.
ed with II case knife, to get off the grease
and rust left by the saw; the flesh was turn
ed over the end Of the bone, and cotton
rag stuck on To the end OF the wound with
shoemakcrs wax. Eight IL ches of common
whiskey was put INTO the patient before the
operation commenced, which made him OBJ.
livious. This is considered one of the great
est triumphs Of the science of surgery ex.
tant, and shows that money expended for
Instruments is thrown away.-Oiney Req.
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MARRIED.,


On the 2lth JannaIy last, by Wm. W. Dckey ESQ., Mr.
william +. FERGUSON, of Roane county, to Miss NASc
II. DcHEy, of Monroe county.
On 1ith nltimo, by the same, Mr.. RoBRnr IIuIL o
Roane county, to Miss MARGARgr NJ. DIcKEY, of Mon
roe county.
MATRIMONy.
What Is there In the vale Of life
Half so delightful as n wife
The man must lead happy life
Who is directed by wife-S -
Who's free from matrim tiBAf chains
Is sure to suffer for " ySns
Adam could find no scfid peaoe
Until he saw wOmnn's faQe;
Wen Eve WIS given for mite,
Adam was in happy state.
In oil the female face appear
Truth, darling OF heart sincere.
Hypocrisy, deceit and pride,
Meier known In woman to reside.
What tongue is able TO unfold
The worth In woman behold;
The falsehood that In wOuian dwell
Is almost imperceptible.
Cursed be the foolish man, fsay,
Who will not yield to woman's sway;
Who changes from his singleness
Is sure of perfect blessedaess II.
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A New Churn,

EUST EE<EiyED-Dr. Parker's Pain Pam
CD acea; Stark's Indian Fever and Agne Remedy,
an external application infable Macauba and Scotch
snun; Hays Linimeni; Arabian Lniment Steel and
Gilt Pens; Putty and Window Glass-and for sale by
march II WAI nlJRNS
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Dtsec1y.tio.,.

IUyHE copartnership heretofore existing between c.
a n. Do r. r. GfBSQFis, by mutual consent, this
day dissolved. The OF Business Of the Arm will be
closed by @. " GibaonI CT GIBSON,
Athens, Feb 20, issH T.P. GIBSON.
In retiring from business take hi. occasion to re.
turn my most sincerc thanks to my old friends for the
liberal share of patronage heyetoore extended TO the
house, and solicit n continuance Of the same.
Feb 29-tf T. y. GIBSON.
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ENORWARD march to the Forth side of the
A. Public Square, one door East of McEwen
a. Gllespie's Store where