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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14
TAKEN UP,

HnYJB Cobb, living in the i4th civil district Nc
II 8 Mimi county Tenn, on the 22d October last a
small SORREL MULE about six years old, with small
dnrv star in the forehead and some small collar and
saddle marks Said Mule II valued NJ $40,
Nav Z ls5G-St p. l.. GAMBLE, Ranger.
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q II Is estimated that there are at present
twenty five Thousand persons in the United
States afflicted with insanity The number
IN 1850. a~ set dawn in the census rpnrl
forthat VEN, was fifteen thousand six hun
drrd, but this estimate was considered ineur.
rert
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II stand" sind II western stump orator, son
the broad platform of the principles of '9S,
palsied b. INV arm il drsrrl 'rm ~
"iou stand on nothing ct the kind" in.
trrrupicd little shoemaker in the crowd;
'you stand in my boots that YOU never paid
me for, aud | want The mnnrlw
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TRIBUTE To COL. ID. p. ARMSTRONG.
The following resolutions were adopted by
the Board Of Directors East Tennessee and
Georgia Rail Road, at its last meeting:
Since he last meeting Of the Directors Of
the East Tennessee aud Georgia Rail Road
Company, q vacancy has been made in the
Board bv the death of one nf its members
Col. ID. r. ARMSTRONG. For nearly four wears
the deceased has been associated with us in
the management of the concerns OF the Com.
panv, aud his colleagues well remember hi
Zeal and deviation to the success aud compile.
tinn OF our enterprise. and his great pnHctu.
alily in attending the meetings of the Board.
BE It, therefore.
ResoIred, That the Directors of the East
Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road Company.
hear with sadness and regret the decease Of
Col. ArmslIong since their last me- ting and
would thus publicly express their high mp
probation Of his services as q member Of the
Board aud the great loss which the Company
has sustained 10y his untimely and lamented
death.
Rcsolued, That his extreme punctnality in
attending upon the meetings of the Board,
the great zeal with which he lahored TO ad
vance our enterprise, and the ri,licious eau.
tion and advice with which he watched over
and promoted its progress. are recolerte cd
aud duly appreciated by his colleagues of this
Board
Resolved That in token of our remembrance
and esteem of the de eased and Of our np
probation Of his character and services, Il
page in our Minute Book be dedicated to his
name and to his memory.
On motion, the Secretary was directed to
furnish copy Of the above resolutions to the
editors OF the Athens aud Knoxville papers
with request to publish the same.
p ~ ItCVSnv S.,.,.,.
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DEATH OF a. :. RAWLINGS --Mr. Raw.
Gngs, long ciizen ctihls county, did, at
his r. sidruce IN this city, on the 30th nit,
after only few days "i sickness. His deatr
will be regretted by large circle Of friends
ard arquaintaucrs. Chattanooga AdreriiSer.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

NKw YoRK, Nov. lO.-The Liverpool
steamer reports the suspension Of Fox, Hen.
detson s. Co, London.
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ITIllag.

II HAVE a No. lot Of Young Mules for sale. Their
II are Is Of them, two years old past
Mas:onvine oci 2l-st-t99 R.F. COOKE
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Swiss SoLnigWs-lt is singular hi~tori.
cal rcl thlt Switzerland, the only Republic
in Europe. las Ipr mare than half II ccnln.
~ furnished the most reliable troops To the
monarrhs at Europe in al! their troubles, us
well as in The cnfurcrm,nt of their most ar
Jjlrary edicts. AT this iime, the Augsburg
Gazetle says recruiting. for the army oI tn"
tyrut King OF Naples is going on with grcat
activity in Switzerland.
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PLAN OF tile Lottcry.

In the above scheme there are 10000 tickets, num-
harrJ IRON, TO so 600 There 222 ull Prizes and
SIS APPROXIMATIONS, making IL al l,llo prizes
Tie numbers from to $4,000 corresponding With
The numbers ON the tickets printed on separate slips
of paner are rolled VI aud encircled with small tin
tubes and placed ina Glass Wheel
Tie amounts Of the different 222 mi prizes similarly
nrinted and encrcled, are placed In another Wheel
After revolving the wheels number Is drawn frnm the
wheel OF numbers, and ut the same time prize Is
drawn from the other wheel, BY boys who are bl d.
folded The number and the prize drawn ont OPEN
Ell and exhibited to the audience md registered by the
Commissioner, the prize being placed against the mum
Der drawn This operation IA repcntcd until OIL the
nrizes are drawn ont. The drawing Ia then printed
and ner comparson the Commissioner eertihes to It's
correctness. 80
An orders for tickets or packages In any OF the Ma
rvlanl Lntieries will receive prompt attention. and the
drawing mailed to all purchaser. Immediately after II
r. n.or Address T. H. HCBBARD co,
No so Fayette e., or BOX No. -.
Dc, io-1y-i20 Biitimore, ma
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Aueusr.,, Nov ll.-Couon.-Ihe market
has been quiet to dqy with limited sales
showing a decline Of tc.
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Town ProrertV for Sale.

ON the 2l Monday 18th day. in December
" next, at II o'clock w., in froHt Of the
Cour;.house door in Athens, win offer Tor
sale to the highest bidder, my HOUSE and
LOT, near the Athens Delot. L T. t Ga. Rail
Road, and adjoining he Lot Of is. Bridges,
formerly owned by VIM. A. G. Reed.
The dwelling is'eonyenirn;ly arranged for
Boarding or Public House. Persons desiring
to examine the property viii please cali
Terms mnie known on The day OF sale.
Oct "A. lS56-tl-492 A. c. CARNES.
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Gen. Jim l,luc, of Kunsas, wasuearly Mil
I'd Few ehis since, IN runaway scrape
near Dayton. Ohio. The horses att ched TO
cirtiagr in which he was rid ny run away
nd rnn duwn bank twenty iet hirl,
crushing the vehicle. Lane was badly injn-
red, being cut about the head and lace.
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~ The h, role harlrs Napier wrote &c.
ry beautifully aud tourhingy To Il lady ON
the rvr OF TAI. great victory at Nraner; "lf !
survive shall spon he with those | love; if !
fall shall be- With uiuSr have loved"
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7ycsets s2O-Hilces 10 2arrtsrs E'Jitis 81
Approxiniution Prizes.

The two preceding and the two succeeding numbers
10 those drawing the first ~ prizes. WILDE entitled 10
the SIS approximation priz's. For examples ticket
No ile5idraw. the 400 900 prz, those iicSets num-
b,red ll24s 1929 1881 and l252, will each he en
lied TO $500 and according to the above scheme
m ticket No / should be drawn, the approximations
would he 2 g. 10000 and 10000. II ticket No. 10000
sl.oud he lrawn the approximations would he s99oS,
oQo10 and @ Ifticket No or 29J09 should he drawn
The approxmations will be on the same principle.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

ATTEMPTS At FRAupULENr VoTINo - Ne,o
York, Nov. "A number of indictments have
been found in III, United States District
Court for forging naturalization papers, and
traces OF stupendous attempt at fraudulent
voting have been discovered. Parties ana
names are withheld for prudential reasons.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

At the recent examination of the schools
at Cambridge, Mass, very small boy was
asked to define the meaning of the word
progress Tie hcsitatcd a moment, and
then, in - clear voice answr ell, 'Go abe ID. '
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

Coon AMP EviL.-The knot OF om life is IF
aminglcd yarn, good aud i'll together our yir.
tues would be proud, ifour laul Whipped
them no;; aud our crimes would despair, il
they were not cherished hy our virtues.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

A baker Ia iirnoklyn, n. Y, has constrnc.
ted r. ovc,. in which he calculates To bake
five hundred barrels ni bread day, to sup
ply the city of New York. Most of the
work is done 10y machinery. The oven Is
rotary, moved aud heated BY steam. The
dough g"rs ia cue side, aud eomes out bread
ON Tho nihrr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

CB- Anegro was taken o the polls 20 vote
at DOyles Town, Pennsylvania, aud terri.
ble excitement was occasioned-it was pro-
nouuced au outrage that negro should be
placed upon an equality with white men, by
the very people who say that it is most un.
mitigated outrage to deny him such equality.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

Slanifesily the success Of the Democratic
party in the recen. election, is triumph Of
ignorance, foreiguism. part ism, and dema.
roguism, over virtue Intelligence, and patri
otism. Well did s%aker in Faneuil Hall,
not long since, remark :-"When reflect up
bn the disposition Of the American people,
from party motives, to elevate to the highest
offices men Of inferior character and abilities
in preference to those who are in every re-
speet their superior, shulier to ,hink OF
the future" The Democrats pretend that
the fact Of Mr. FillmOre's receiving only the
vote OF a single State, and that not his own,
is highly diserelitahle to that gentleman
Bat iheS4men must be reminded that mere
than eighteen hundred years ago nearly the
whole Jewish nation, composed OF pretty
much such christians and patriots as they
seem to be- from malice and hatred to tine
blameless character Of the promised Messiah,
vehemently denounced him. crying out-"N e
will n5t have this fellow to reign over US
away with him. cruelty. cruelty him; reIease
unto rs Barabas, who for sedIiion and mnr-
der was east into prison" In like manner
have these politicians exclaimed, down with
Willard Fillmore, the perfect gentleman emf
nent state@man~snd in .orruptihle patriot
away with him aud give us James Buchanan,
the old party hack aud political weathereock.
Well, sirs, sing and shout away, You only
proclaim your own ana your conntry's. dis
grace. We envy not your position.
Coon LORD. Denver Usl-Judge Bullock,
of the Weymouth Estate, in Natchez, Miss,
the other day, sent one of his negroes to dig
sweet potato or yam for dinner The negro
commenced at the top, and dug down into
the ''bowsls of the land" at least three feet,
and found the potato grow larger the further
he went. lie ran away in fright, telling his
mnsi err the Prince Of Evil had hold Of the
other end of that potato. A second negro
with more moral courage broke off the pota
to at the length of two and half feet. The
other end i; supposed to have come up some.
where in China, on the opposite side Of the
earth.
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ARTIFICIAL Ice.-Profrssor Merriam, Of
weather notorieiy, is travelling, and has writ
ten n letter to the New York Commercial
Advertiser. from the banks the Cuyahog''
Ohio, dated the 3lst ulL We give the ioi-
lowing extract:
.rThis afternoon have been engaged IN
examining a machine made here Tor pi"Jni-
ing intense cold 10y artificial means ne
p,arbin.. after having Jern wor.ed 81" h"ur'
brouuht down the mrrcury in The ther""m
ei.r Ia th,. line of tsoeniy fur degrees 6elop
-e,o u.I,;rb WAS the lowest degree m'rKed
an IN. sear. | cut an apple aud placed II on
,t..,,-id,. of one OF the metal pipes M
,,'Ii.L =, current of ether WIS made To pass
,i,,,,,,,b a y.cuiini. and Ia iew minutes It
,,',. fr,zrn. This machine has been .tWo
,o,r. in being brought Ia iis present II tie
If GREAT fnfwardn,s II is worSed by
steam. IL Irrezes water, forming bloeks of
ice twelve iucllrs 10y Six-that bring the size
of the metal eel, Ia which the reirig ration
takes place Each cell ia separated from the
others bv Whist may BE- called ilue. A
large number of these cells arr placed in
what may be called 4 square rs,rrn, and Of
one operation Clolhiue ut persons comm.
10 Quarantine in vessels en- be frozen 10y this
MACHINE. aud thus divvs,rd of the germs al
pesti,ncc. 1t can be. made to frost the en-.
tire inside nc ship iH ir,y hours, and thus
purity lis whole and its other uParln"nl-
and il is cap ,ble OF reducing the temperature
of stone warehouses so low AZ to hee the
guuds stored in the reiriger ton mp 'r'meniS
Il. ada Ilt4
case Of ycll"w fever
LAMARTNs !OPNiON ON WOMAN ne
following. from one Of his late works, will
give our readers pleasant introduction TO
III, writings Of this distinguished French
man:
Women with weaker passions than man
Is superinr to him hy the sunl. The us
attributed to her an ndditi"ra! sense, the di.
vine SENSE They were right Nature has
given women two p iu!nI but heavenly gifts
which distinguish them, and Often raise them
above hGintnIr.,ure-rom ,Ssinn and ciIhu
siasm. BY compassion they dev"ie them
selves What more durs hernisn rtqulrc!-
Thcy have more heart and more Imagination
,hail men. Enthusiasm springs from the i'm
ngnation, and sell sirrIcc from The heart
Women are, therefore, NOR naturally hero
ic tlap men. All nations have in their nm
mails sumo of thuse miracles Of patriotism al
which women are the instrument IN the
hands of God. When all is desperate in II
national cause, We do not yet despair While
thrr, remains u spark Of resistance in NO
mans he ,rt, whether she is called judith,
i.ccilil, Joan OF Arc, Viciorio i'nIunna IN II
Il 4 -, Il
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McEwan B. Gillespie

& r AVE received and opened their Fall and White
Goods, and respectfully invite attention to them
October Q, 80 n ~ t.-...
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LAMARTINs OPlSION ON WOMAN nv
following, from one of his late works. will
civ. onr readers a pleasant introduction TO
the writings Of this distinguished French
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-03
s'Truth stranger tnan Fiction"

let TIE AFFLICTED RE.tR THE TESZLVOYI'
OF' 4 LIDT
ENO who have the pleasure OF knowing her, need
say nothing others remark tia: desire to
benefit suffering induces her is speak None APP
preciate her joy an gratitude in being relieved from pain
years suffering unparalleled, but those az iere be
any) who have san'crcd like her.
Miss g long been resident of this cyfor the last
wears been successfully conducting school so. $50
Baltimore street The happy change inler health is subject
of establishment and JOY to her friends. We ask
those Interested call on her She will tell them OF
HinEOHs 7ietRre than she has written. Thus
That remedy goes giving relief to the sick We
public :eE. From distant places also
OF the haDpy result These facts, with the c"A
garrett testimony of Thousands should septicsn AMI
prejudice TO hide their heads and that Ha,mptoHs
Tiucture Is wonderful discovery.
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one HUNDRED DoLI=ARs.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
VIII be given to any artist in Virginia who will exhibit
twelve pictures viz: sixnJrotyesan auerEotyTes
equal twelve which Mr.. Adams will select from
his collection. opened Gallery over ForbsJev-
elry Store, 1856 Main ST. with skygt arranged the
approved principles, which cqualied unless SINH
larry fronting the river With rooms easy of ac-
coss large well arranged every convenience for
making pictures Of every style and size. lie
happy that lie will be assisted by CADr
the pictures that awarded Eigl-
est premium, old Utlal, the last the american
Institute Castle Garden New York. onIypremfuH
dedrde for Dasuerrtepes Mt the Tora Fair at Paris.
Mr. - received IRE eIs and eight diplomas for the
auerreoyrts exhibited at different fairs in the United
States ni; fully their superiority and having been
houOretl m large proportion of the business in Wheeling
the past year expects with increased facilities only to
retain but enlarge Of Ills patrons especial
~ as fate 0,ers of hfs productions Fth
display Of furniture. Iuibropes either single
double glass. DaguerrOynrs plain colored equal to
painting photographs from the lowest prices uptO
any dollars onrlSht being made of French Plate Glass
and being unobsrurted by other buildings, pictures he
made sa1set. Pastures of children taken In
saataneonslg A. 81 to3 Pal. Yette iishtlsso soft
aud mild that persons with eyes sit by 1t with per-
Cloudy days good any by this light. Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
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Mr. EDrrOn: john Parker will be the anti Know Nothing
enue CITIZENS SUFFRAGE.
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sPRcIAL NoTIoR S.
AI.FI{lsD HUGHES, NJ. ID.
uoDcoay,,kl,}r Phvsioian.

HAS removed his office aud resldsnee, and permanently
located himself Of Fourth aud Quincy Streets
below the First ptesbyteriar Church.
orr1cE lIoses:--Slernlnr, rom to
Noon, = %
Evenings, (" -
BILL OF PRICES single visit, - cents neaeinS,
s5 cents visits day. so cents lnedeide'
p cents Advice at Office aud medicine, irOs 81 to 80 cts,
and upwards, the may he.
Ohstttrie cases from 3 to 40.
vtsits to the country, according TO distance.
Ts above .Bn Of prices" rvsa because II is said my
charges much higher
NAV 8-Iyd
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The CREATES. lIedical Discovcry of the
Ape il


The greatest Medical DiscoYcry OF thc
A2eis
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
They don't 4.lI, Complaints, but they them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have care, the OF scrofula.
Two boxes have cured Eryspelas.
One Box always cures the Jaunlicc.
Three Boxes cleanse the system from DOls-
often est than docs IT.
Two Boxes have completely the worst of Ulcers
the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the plies.
One dose cures the Headache, arising from foul stOm
ach
Strong doses often repeated expel every from the
body. They should be given children who always
more less afflicted with this scourgc.
ASA gentle PhysIe they have equal.
One Dox cures nerangcmCnt Of tine Liver.
Half Box curcsa Cold.
Tcy purify the Elooa AMI strike at the foundation of
every disease.
Asa Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the world.
Thry purely vegetable, aud do harm, Int do
compls uaaeco'tntsbe of good
Prepared By j. c. AVER Practical Chemist, Lowell,
Massachusetts, by Druggists and dealers in Med
Iclnc throughout this section.
\. c. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
ar5 Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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sPkIN ELGoTI ION.

1--WE charge FIVE DoLL4Rs for inserting nominations
Sheriff. to be paid Invariably in advance. Persons
plying with this rule why their
ments do not nppear.l
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lIGHYI- 11IUllI9H ~ .NEDIcIyl.77 :.
DR.. MoRsE'5
OR TING C.OpDINJ


n OF only relieves, hut actually eNterma,,s all r,rvog
IN diseases by removing their cnues an, 80 Lui: M,
and terrifying the whole physical system, br5n. s
sOutrly IuvulneTyblr all attacks this ciiaract, ana
relapse is therefore impossible.
THE CORDIAL
combines pecuarites before In anv ar
cine. While tacts specifically upon the circulation and m
seCret!Ons purifying and FrnoVating both iyt ts
and regularity Of action to the stomach lpE,I.
To every relaxed organ II impaTts decree muscular
strength. Hj capacity to endure fatigue, VII, Eol,
anil muscles harden under its niiUeucv, tie ars
bracetl, every fibre is rcstrng; anil any lo,
either in Soiaai, Is restored full y.nr Nl.i,r
touies and stinuaus prodnce rr-acton but IL Tie I~ea
DIR. MoRSEs INVIGORATING CORDIAL
to 'OTerBte TnsIent The inuyice c.orrn and
perpetual; itseems to
into the whole system. Tic impotence Of a-s: tie rexs
tiOu produced by indulgence; weakness .,eri. :u
tiOna and every known Fiction Of the nerves o ttn
and inotnn, are relieved cured 10y sn,e tbs
rciuvinai!ng preparation.
Among tlr diseases for which infaIc 81, the
following he enumeratr Nervous IucHIc.fy ~ Man
narrcnness; ystercs; Female IrreEular:rs Neuralgia
or Despair; Involuntary wcGriRr Mental C,;.,or L-s
Of Memory; rreinulnuSneSS: Rush of blood lr Ne
Mental lnlolencc; Loss Of Appetite; AiEciur NuctIar
llCnNatOn lrritabl!ty Dyspepsia. TurI0r after Y4t
n!3rtes OF the EoWtis; Slct ltS>NtSs Eim: Iypiu;aTr
SghinE Anxiety: CtuSriess FrHrs AIrrr.g9nia H. l-
ions hIIaueholy anu every species nf
whittier Immediately remo;sai, she functions fih.
70 THE MARRIED AND sINGLEi in every PHYS.
ical cNiErnc, this unriYir, nl nfaiIi lrt i
the whole system, md by communicating feeble organ.
Ism the energy which nature has d,n Indulgence DE-
siroyei 1t inevitably prsiongs life, wll Z; contr;,s
enjoyment.
The testimonials clcaev are fro clyrrya-uoi =h
staudinH leading medical mrn, and, in fact, every
profession, occupation and class.
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pr-Irs roR TuE 1UpGEs.

The judges ara respectfully requested report them
II CS,lle When they viii be furnished with badges admit
ting The Fair grounds during Ihe eShGition
O'Clock A. NJ on "Wednesday in order that vacancies he
hs ai.sr SSSh satS eS Of their s Ts
Trnes being made numbers xed TO the dusLelt
oTtS SHOULD handed TO the Secretary By 0sock on
Thursday, II practicable
ss Of merit not no ire u.s. OF pien'
30 premiums awarded mules the animals articles
Tue owners stock otter articles on exhdllon,
win not pgrm to nteEPose in any manner during the
examination Elaboration. d the Judges.
When there competition but the animal or article
exhibited being suelentl nitritOr3G the judges may
frat class premium but only ue value OF ths znu
Inreaainua Of The sanis class will he paid.
hcn there Is exhibitor, although he show sew
ts q IS M aEss OF ot-r@ise a. Tue merit Of the
mai or article may be adjudged
~ saEi maturity sts s and iss sss 4S SSs T as az
nc OF me 2ssss H9 Sy Ss.r ia
ssderaE the qualify aud eondltiOn Of the auin,als
sy % o a T &c esPSe 10 an sS.g. is MATING elr
reports 70 sigs Tie reasons for tstF dgssSa' ste.S 70
4uas Of the animals or articles Tor which premiums are
30 animal or arsiels can take than premium
eept Ia The various classes Of horses. =,
which e ESJ Be Sos sSs "a 5as to III.
next 6eIt animal In the former class
NOTICE 10 KxnlBIroRs
ne Executive Committee will take every prSeaution IN
teE 0sr for The safe prSSsEye0n Of stock and articles
Eond. hoi via responsible for any loss damage
sssf Isay oesur.
NOTICE. 10 run PUBLIC.
NJ MsehGnieai FLORAL and Horticultural
aEfI sTs eaPaetss5 aba nsatly annoyed.
falis lliI lRa pas are provided for tie LIVE IteeE
n S6ES "a eStFTE5 ar llrEe sBs eaieuisted show
T. seo ghe ee gnie 81 =
ss4ss e9ess9s aa,s ss:.s.4 ~ : q: