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ATLANTA BAsK.-"Sawn's Bank Note
List" Of the 18th inst, says the affairs Of this
Bank are being speedily wound up. On
Mondy last all the redeemed issues of the
Bank were burnt In presence Of George
Smith. II is said that the Banking House
and the urexpired charter arc offered for sale.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-28

tB- Hon. Linn Boyd of Kentucky, is
spoken Of as n candidate for the Vice Presi.
dency.
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A Pun FROM GEN. CAss.-During the de-
bate in the Senate on Monday, in reference
to the appropriation of $3,0O0,OOO for forti-
fcations, General Cass alluded to his cor
pulent figure the following playful manner:
The gentleman from Tennessee speaks Of
me being belly.cose, sir-the Senator'S Ian
guuge. not mine, sir! Yet take the liberty
OF assuring, Cooking down Mt his vast cor.
porosity) of assuring him, sir! that he is mis-
taken. (Great laughter.)
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ANONYMOUS LETTERs.-A member of the
New York Legislature proposes to prohibit
communications in newspapers, by an enact
ment like The following:
"Any editor or publisher of any daily,
weekly, or scmi-weekly newspaper in this
State, who shall permit or cause to be pub
lished in his paper any anonymous letter or
communication, shall upon conviction be fined
in a sum not exceeding $50, and II such nrti-
Gle be slanderous on derogatory to the char
meter of any individual, imprisonment, not to
exceed six months, shall be added to the
fine" tyf -
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LARGE SALE OF STocK.-The New York
Tribune says:
One Of the largest stock transactions was
made n few days ago which We have ever notic.
cd in this market. One party sold privately
to another, in one lot, $4,000 shares Read.
ing and 5000 shares Erie. The entire sale
amounted to about $l,2OO,OOO. The Erie
was sold at58, and tho Reading at about 81.
The Reading all belonged to one party.
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A CALL FOR BUCHANAN.

AR-"Quitte Zdtiila."
Statesman Of Wheatland,
Haste to your home,
Rally the true band,
No longer roam;
Jealous aspirants.
Urge you delay.
Statesman of Wheatland,
Homeward your way.
Unfurl the banner,
Spread it afar,
Success II attend her,
Nothing to mar;
Look to your country,
Man of its choice,
Raise for your party,
Its flag to tn hoist.
North, South, East, West, all,
Rally with cheer, = %
BUoHANAN's the leader,
WISE in his rear,
Statesman of Wheatland, .. .-.
Haste on your way, g
For soon runs the sand,
That closes next quay.
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THE News FRoM JAPAN.-The following
is the late news from Japan, as reported at
San Francisco by Capt. Moorhouse, of the
schooner Page, from Simoda:
On the 18th of November, at 10 o'clock
p. NJ, vnlent earthquake occurred at Jed
do, which destroyed one hundred thousand
dwellings,, fifty-four temples, and thirty
thousand inhabitants. Fire broke out at the
same time in thirty different parts of the city.
The earth opened and closed over thousands
OF buildings with their occupants. The
shock was severe at Simoda. Although the
distance from Jeddo to .Simoda is bu. sixty
miles, it appears that no official account of
the earthquake had been received at the latter
place at the time Of the sailing of the schoon-
er Page, December 10. The news was OBJ
tained through the Dutch interpreter The
japanese seemed to attach but little impor.
tauce to the catastrophe. The inhabitants
of the portion of the city destroyed were
forewarned of the disaster, and many of them
escaped. The buildings of Jeddo are chiefly
Of one story and constructed Of very light
material. The temples OF worship, however,
are lofty, and in some instances are construc
ted of heavy masonry.
The japanese treaty. with the French is
not yet concluded.
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THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, MARCH ss, 1855.

FoREIGN.-The steamer Persia has arrived
bringing one weeks later news from Eu.
rope.
Flour has declined 3s. Trade in Manches-
ter was firm. The London money market
was tighter, and the rate of interest 7 to 9
per cent.
It was thought the peace negotiations were
progressing favorably. The fifth meeting of
the conference was held on Thursday the 9th
inst, and the negotiations were said to pro-
grcss steadily.
Napoleon made speech in which he hop
ed for peace, but must prepare for war.
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TRUTH.-Every word oft. Cut it out and
principle TO extend the hand of friendship, to
every man who discharges faithfully his du-
ties, and maintains good order-who mani
tests deep interest in the welfare of society
without waiting to ascertain whether he
swings the hammer or draws the thread
There is nothing so distant from all natural
claims, as the reluctance, the backward SYM
pathy, the forced smile, the checked convcr-
sation, the hesitating compliance the well off
are apt to manifest towards those little
lower down, with whom, in comparison of
intellect and principles of virtue, they FREE
quently sink into insignfcance"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-28

Rev. DIR. Comming, of London, has her
aided the end the world in 1865, yet his pub.
fishers arrangements Cor the copyright Of his
books extend far beyond that period; and
has just entered upon a nineteen years lease
of his summer hose.
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NO FUSION.
The Washington Star, violent anti Amer

The Washington Star, violent anti-Amer-
lean paper, confesses TO the following:
THE CAUcUs.-TheRepublc managers in
Congress are chagrined over their want of
success in the result of their caucus convened
in the House hall on Tuesday night last
They hoped that they would have roped in
more or less ofthe National Know Nothngs;
to go there and pledge themselves to sup
port any candidate for the Presidency
who may be nominated by the Republican
party. They had previously bagged Messrs
Campbell, Purvance, Todd, and one or two
others, of Pennsylvania, and Messrs. Peton
and Wakeman, of New York, elected rather
as American party men than rs anti slavery
ties, and expected fully to secure Mt least half
dozen more. Butther "haul" was a dry
one. Not an additional soft or "green" Gus.
toner fell into the meshes of their net; and
what was worse, it was found that nearly
dozen Of those who voted for Mr.. Banks,
took occasion to make il plain that they are
not going to act in the fall with the Republi~
can organization. These gentlemen having
already seen quite enough for their shilling,
not only failed to attend, but gave as their
reason for so doing their want of identifca-
ton or sympathy with the new party for
whose benefit the caucus was called.
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FILLMORE AND DONELsON.-We have now
heard, through our exchanges, from all parts
of the United States, upon the nominations
made at Philadelphia, (says the New York
Express) and when we say that no nomina.
tons were ever more cheerfully acquiesced
n--save that of Henry Clay, in lS44-we
say only the truth. We do not mean to
say that there is not oppugnation in parts of
New England, and in parts of Ohio, and a
silent oppugnation in Pcnnsylvania-but
when it is reduced to choice between Fill
more and some President Pierce, it will be
owerless-if it give away, or only attempt
to throw away votes on some person that
can command no strength in the Electoral
colleges. The Seward opposition to- Fill
more, in New York-for it is only Seward
opposition when out of the Democratic ranks
will be Of no avail here. We have met it
twice, measured swords with it and whipped
it, and can whip il more and better, the next
time. II is only misfortune that the cum
ming creature OF Bishop Hughes can defude
men in New England and Ohio to follow him.
The more these nominations are tested and
canVassed, the. strongerthey will grow. Fill
more is of the true stuff that will stand all
sorts of fire-and hence, the longer they are
before the people, the more popular. they
will grow. The "Iaw" humbug of the 18th
of June will explode, just as did the nomina-
tion. The Piitsbnrg movement will dwin-
die down, by October, to Brney and Fran
els Adams sham. Sensible meL, in these try
ing times, are not going TO throw their votes
away-or, if in the opposition, help to re-
elect the present administration, and ail its
officc-holders with it.
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VOL. VIII..--NO. 1872.
GERMAN NEWSPAPERS.

The New York Times gives list of 4S
German Newspapers in the United States,
scattered from New York to Iowa, and from
Iowa to Texas. Of the whole number 81
are openly in favor of the Republican or Free
soil movements; aad many of the others,
says the Times, though in favor of demo.
cratic measures, are opposed to the Nebras-
ka Bill, and viii be found on the Republican
side before The election.
The Times says:
The German vote throughout the United
States is large one, and at the approaching
election will mostly be cast for the Repub.
lican candidates For the information of
our readers we have prepared classified list
OF the most stimportant German papers through.
cut the Union, which will be found pretty
accurate. For the poilicll views of many of
the papers we are indebted to the States Zei-
turg os this City, which, being decided
Hunker Journal is not Inclined to grant any,
thing to the Republicans to which they are
not entitled.
OF these German abolition papers one is
in Missouri, one in Texas, and one in Mary
land. Thus they ihslnuate themselves into
the very heart Of the slave country. Aud
yet we are told that the foreigners coming
over to the United States are the peculiar
friends TO the south.
NORTH CAROLINA FOR FILLMoRE.--A ve-
ry large and enthusiastic meeting of the
friends of Fillmore and Donelson was held
at Oxford last week. The meeting was ad-
dressed by the Hon. WIN. A. Graham,
Edwin Reade and Sion II. Rogers. The
Raleigh Register says: "Throughout the
State the nominations are received with like
rejoicing. We knew before that Mr.. Fill
more had a strong hold upon the people of
North Carolina, but we were not aware of
the egtent to which he possessed their conf
dence and esteem"
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t5Ey- Some of the leading spectators and
dealers in breadstufls in New York, who have
been looking forward to a continuance Of
the Europen war, and consequent advance
in prices, have been badly bitten by the re-
cent decline both here and in England. 1t
is announced that the well known firm Of
Jones g. Ferguson, produce and commission
merchants, has failed. Their Liabilities are
said to be not far from quarter of million
dollars. Assets as yet not known.
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DR.. Liebber has said that women were
born to be married aud men were born 10
marry them.
An exchange paper wishes to know 'what
old maids and bachelors were made forl'
10 which another replies, TO fondle lap
dogs, and annoy landlades.'
a bachelor friend says, that bachelors
were not made to hear curtain lectures, and
have their heads combed with n three legged
stool
An old maid says, that eldery unmarried
ladies were not made to be the slaves Of
arbitrary blockheads.'
With all these things before US we trcm-
bic for the Republic.
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IL Dr. Thos. +. Bond, the editor Of the
Christian Advocate and Journal, died in New
York, on the l4th instant. lie was about
seventy six years old.
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lsSg- 0nSt. Valentines day se7, 900 letters
passed through il.s Laadon post office. = \
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AUCTION SALES


- .ooptN krrtRsoN. Arcr-s
VII anLE ns saDs Ne. ssss;~ 49, s......-
W, ~ VI. ..n Lors avn rsxEaK<rs ~ .<caNneM
rI,i,sso az ssst tvk SALE AT krcrroS-w,1 - ~
49, NJ t-i ost, i>as. pr~rl--- ~s-t a.
81 Iees salassts ealinr n. r,.~- III 81
~ OPPOSITE 20 Mr. r-..s--- ~ ers.s ss1
-, $50 -" het o al~y ul- - ~.
-ea-'. % ..th .trest. e~twr~n 4 al ~ ~ -
800 - eslnhst - ..,~ al p<.f o.
go ~ a.y Of octh<r. h. .~.. - ~ ~
Ri-...I mr. snail ts..u',s. -
1880, Iofnsty eeeepsi P.trlra os,- ny and
\. a. ~ we conner q Valley snd a~,-. - 49,
~ 49,, Nso toe r.ued AMI - ~
o. h.hsn. f-<i-r. street 80 ~verh vacant lcts
so,se n.iss Interest ADDED l rt., nseshs Zoe
'o"o'S . APrkksoS. Asss
" oopeaSs,,A nLE TIE NEMENr m v
sIIf uortI. sALE an st,frr,soy sI.s
-. On rhoh SDAr the fsd % o~toh-r 80 =. WIN
soas .s ~ a. oeiees IN ss-ses. ...s y -,
In ~ Jam n--r IN ioth oppo.t- h "a. ene
Of $50 " ."'"s- =" hemphreys. . Z en- Ana.ai r,,e
uo,,. s..s; balance :, 70 uoash. Go $1,000,
oeiI W usst DECD. 80 tii< rstaAn~,i
soopiS ArPrRs0S. As<tst
j sSrY55 hh,s SALE o. NINE NEGu0e~ -
v.ons VcIuBsR COURT. iS5s-Tn p.ra..ss ~
~ ~ ~ tru-t executed g,h al ~
1onh Bottom &c r,cor 4, m. r,-,s
49,, cun OF An-lis, a. pue,e s,.,,s nc o. me
Co., S,'hoa.e on THURSDAY, as AZ 49,. $50. 81
'"o Boys and three Glri. ~ Nan. three Women,
ocii- dds
~ The Dispatch -ni ps-..e copy. w. Ih''H rru's~s
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ANEW SUPPLY
-, sfLENDID DRESS GOOns
'"'Ahs' shAWLs LACES, EMBROIDERI2s 4.
PRICE, BAYLY &c WATKINS
RY TaE TIE IS osr1s rTn rnr FNcnAsaE BANK.
" ~ '"' ,"rn'ns large additional supply of -' o1ef
Fresh Dry Goods
his .ssaa anv thing h.v, h.r-,o
prices Of the ana AZ the
them. "en mis- account We aRord
R,ea pr, ~ ", NC arrivals may Be found;
Cord and Bra snk do | a,,.. Lsce sstts
Erira Grvnadns and TarIton do yr-..h - sets
M Sets A'f4a
superb h'k Antlou. .eA Lace setts
hayA ders Striped silks a. 'on Lace ber'hAs
rtns Plain Poul de- Sol do w. - Lace do
tounced Valencia Rob eisnnes Lace Capea
shf strip-d vAlenciss 1sec Wells
Printed French Mouslnes He,ennes Maltese Honi-
french toh LAces
V.lxe Nett
grades ~ N'oaA'' IN all White sdt Bond
Velvet and cio,h Tall. French Enb'd Hdkf.
do do Mamie. n,,mnrie kdEng and Ins>rtinS
stella sha-s all and CO. crspe. and Grape
iors oi,Ilsn'es, Linens and ! L Dt.-
Long Wool shavh psr'
Nd Gloves and Gaantett. buttons, Ganoons
Moohen scarfs nd Comfort. y1p and frners
hosiery aud trimmings
Damask DoyI-, ana S.,..- Bay State rannels
Bed Hank. cashmere n Msriuo
noop-d Skirts
Point Applique Sell. onrungs and Gnshama
- Ihese seees.ioss { our ALREADY A. 10. a.. -
nry eoods make Assortment y,r o. staple and Fancy
WI, PRICE, BAYlY wATKINs
oeI5 "ho'esale and Retail D.z-r In DRY ca.
Neu Building, Isl Main
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REELECTION m nm,

GhaEAT REELECTION IN rx.r
- a. rhIcs o. HATS AND BOOrs-vrcI rs
rhoSf, Columbian Hotel Buildine.
,,.,,as s nat. Of best quality, $50. Do s,co,a
S.T.sy, 49, Fashionable SIN Hsts, o. So: nm
sooes, We, Pine Caif.kin sev-d sho~. A a.
ANTHONY has made arranr~n.p,. ~,
s"e =. nc oest makers In the city Of PhIi.d~thi.
Ss sppy MN sih hAndsoms and sub-t.n.i., ~
enn se.ed BOOT. which he yin sell al th- -
4 Wsi1 low prieeof THREE D0LLARs AMI
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RAJ % SALIABLE REtI sxr.r. -
ASD yoIpT,i, ", RICHMOND, on CLAY BErwEES ruipn
- SIhtETS-By virtue % The IL ufu -
I'm bfocsenbrousi, decd late 81 Aihsm.T- rsn'- NJ
-. Al ul- request OF ThonA. Brown late :, -
mi ~, sr ,e estate Of aid Broek-nbroosh has On e
uuksDAf the 9Th Of Novsm.r issS % s premises
~ ~, n1, 'he next lair day that portion Of iot No ss ~
fron,ny - - IN .s occupancy Of Thomas nhasyh
i6s fe,s AMI % OF Clay or street 70 ing bacs
50 a. 70 sen on on h- ..,,
note. balance a. IL months for
'>NN'e' ~ tInsi deed title
doDDIN APPERsON. Auct.
II A 800 HhlCK DWELLING ON arx. s-r
- y ANAL AND BYRD SIS AT AUCrioS =,
snr "a ;i e y DC, 1sss premises
no., 49, h~ hEe brick dwelling aboy. snd on,
III - rafnsnn Peas foundry II contain. Io 49,.
.a', lhd Is supplied with city and bsthng
no.s- sA, oalanre ~ and 10 Tor n~vo.t,
interest ADDED secured By Trust deed, title retained
o-2a 6oDDIN APPERsOS
AI.n
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~ GEORGE sTARRETT.

MANUFACTURES
- CO. -, MANGEs, FURNACES; Tin J.n.nn.d
- Nupler and Iron Ware suction Force and az -. % d
mAe, Rams, Lead Pipe. Zinc, Iron. Farn.rs. nAh
Sen.I S fhAee, Patent Portable Ovens mad. Of r., a
'Vn f'P-, Tor wells and r
promptly and faithfully exe-
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M o.. n.nE AhT Uf Ell q. IsUfn.>
huR Is but mperfectly understood even hv -
nv. ~ ~ prrtensions The Of pnpuS, n, ~,
saeeed sv nay tor The time color the hair soon u h.
boEes Electric Hair Dye Of th..- nosion
ayes the hair beautiful black or hr,rn 49,
-Ner nor Sunshine arnish
nv LOUDLY sure his sTrnts 10 refund ,he mo
perfect Satisfaction 10 c.n,.
Druggists everywhere. AN' S'o"' anu sold b,
=. AxE YOU GETTING RAIN,
Jour har turning grsy3 DO 10 cu,iy.. So, -,
Ynn, ~ Your hair To be so, silky and rIo.syy
" 70 ee cool comfortable and free dandru5 MoS
yuur children to have luxuriant heads Of hary Th., -
pirin. which IN H. no
20 e o. e 20 cts and 81 so per bottle boslsi Rs ;,
ueria stands unrivad p o
BItir Price 90 cts Inventor ana propri-tor "A
P1 everywhere
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swan d CO.'S LOTTERIES
IArtEoaIInp IHE sr,rx on .,.n...,
81 j 90 90

10 BE HAD FOR 80
sooihEkA MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
Noyrnb- ~ o montgomery, Ala, public on THURSDAY
e' To- $780, on the plan Of SINGLE NUMRsRs
SAMUEL SWAN N.n...-
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PHILIP RAHU.
EAGLE FOUNDRY. RicbmanS IT.,

PhILIP R Hm
IAsLt FOUNDRY, RichmoDd, Virginia,
~ ANTE. r ~ sn1Fr hErukrS vTrrxEsru
N nINofaaoIuRks LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES TES
to.s hArosd Cars and all description. Of Ran q -
go .vnSry, stationary Engines OF any rrosIr.d -E21
-. $50, portable Engines decided imnray. sf15
on % any others heretofore made (fron s 10 a. bo,
a. Ia anu ven adapted to farming burmese. yr,,In-
nj "a Circular Portable sawsIs at,sehss %
vas,s.. Nnng Machinery, aud saw NH 90
gns. and Tobacco Factory FIXTURES Of svsr LII
ana Iron Castings made order ''' A'na aiso Brass
Mr.. PHILIP RAHM Hchsosp, Aug 5,h is56.
a. Eagle Foundry Rchmond ",
~ ptAs sh--lt IL with pleasure ". In,,r. -. -. =, -. .
Power EaEln- Saw Mn you mat the lt horse
exceeded our most ~ "a" sPbE mas
sAy Lai exceeds any zine that ". has. h., 10
bs.s ~ Sso proper to add, that your ~,
We consider Invaluable men. |. 81 l1es IN boiler
apis L. D a. L COURTNEY.
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= MORE LIGIT.-YII,a D,,I.s1c.. :. -
hard 70 move, Tor "'e HHVs
=" Habits, by long continued en- =. ,m,r-..,,

for
nAol,s, by long continued impres-'f
~. are Afong as nature In the human br-a.
- landing these stubborn facts,
n ana neghoors fall by Affections can h. ,,as
are made 10 check them An .eed sna 49,,
lady OF TIL. city Mrs souiha ubos- mgs,ns.
asddche had been YEAR, "oh
sr being cured by BAkERs BirrERs when ali IT. su 20 n'
- "n.t an amount OF pain Endured hsca.
my pr,luie'' Gould have believed virtue Of h.
nave nrd 10 them Tor relief once and bv h.,s @
lie burden s spe'. nights and dis,raenE pain. that haSr 1
h W me Mrs g. voluntarily furnished H..
s. aud ever after Recommended BsKyR pTs,st
al s'oes AFFECTIONS Her exper-ne. rrmny.t - ..ne
~ nr friends. and as the Effects medicine v rs1
nih utn they extended blessing n ih- i
~. - mus obtained for popularity never brSor.
ny otsr remedy Tor In u9uyeu
80 "n equally nccessful Whenever tst.n t.,r %
.trro,, 80 cures periccted UIyng M. 81
esm shi vigor To all Who Bitter, h.y. - anu
time. ~-' nus' 80 continue through a
Of ~, @ % AL ts prineiP. Druggists Richmond city A
n n ing toggists Peel Stevens, Aexrndrt. Y. r ~
Va Ki"sy ITs.SeIg Va Todd Hinton Trayo Pet~r,bar1
na, k n.y. Norfolk, Va. u. Campbell Port.mon,h
Va - S- aia m'sc%'SSs Va Johnston Co. FredereI.bur.
vile Va Ads%: Co. soaed Va mia Wells chsrIo,,s'
~ ~. . u hskrldge staunton, Va H. Iipp,it vira,
ehNs Stou C", Washington City, D. C.nhy
snoe NIL hodeker Miller. Coylngon XIV sahis 'aeh
ders, address 'o 80" S'"'e' sensrsly for
ocl@-iw BAKER,
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t. w
In. "~sn'soros The Metropolitan, eore,y.
ded .ser all TO vss sneif bso,hsr Of Ps,s,.,.
snu vee' over yesterday, in the morning train The, ma
uosot nsd goeioas time" They returned Ice, ,,,in
mo sefe entertained ~e believe With supper rysn hs
NiAg>H and Union Companies al La F.y~,ts B.i1 y
Aso'kstsr---A, the theatre. tonight .srhe Lo..
snip and speetrv Bridsp oom" viu De performed lor
'"s os.en' OF hr. Jrfsrsou. Let everybody attend
h.tropoltsn Hall. concert will he given h, con-.
o. ar''es "ho come highly recommended by IN, o,s.s
oo' roe case Of the commonwealth vs. Liz.
'"s'on progrcs-e- slowly Nearly the -bo. M
session was consumed In arguing proposed ,.,uc,o. -
'''' ""' OF exception. etc. Unfortunate jury.
p ~. 'he cnelnnah Evening Soopariei ..y. Of an.
' ram hhsr'-h remove. pain a. n BIZ marie from ans
DO without n - ~ Aho"s ne virtue would willingly
Of h- oiroEsArsD BrrrEss. In case. Of py.p.,.,.
-"s "sasA Debility has been aiisssd By many ei,,,.
49, ~ 81 tno.n 10 the public, whose
' "A' w" medicine 10 one Of rrrsi v.ias. " HPs
= s.e.e from letter nom O. ?. y. James E.q
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NV Posi- OTTIos-A Post oficc has been established
AZ Sun'nerdean three miles West Of Mddl.b,ooL =, an.
Postmaster. - ismpV'on'
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osoSs wa ANA Htsle boy named Walter Langley.
n"s we CORNER Of FarIaS and Frankin Streets, Al
ersudria f.ll from shed on Toe,d,v and hot. ~,
~ tvo places, besides being otIerslse Iniu,sd H.
gave the proper surgical care Tor the relief OF
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- soon ADVICE iABOrrr -
- fANosi-MUsIC IN A HOCsFii-- e<.-ssz1e32
ChidTen lima sia.le !. Ike Nursery without
~, ,,, OF sugEesed everywitre Ia nature sn MI s
sous OF those who "ht
Piano from Type ladies insist At upon your Papa bayin
senee, IT. ''sk'o "eiouyt and Days Of Alb
Al The lowest prices. with various siyes AMI n,,
sS wareroo~ S Sycamore corner OF Bnt
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s ALEElsDHn--A row Of frame buildings five
" aao'oeD on Alfred street, the northern BOUNDARY
- Aletsndrs, the property Of Mr. John Lapben. wore
Destroyed BY Ere, with their contenta on Mopd"v
SSzOo h covered ny insurance 70 the amouns Of
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ALIEN. HILL ha, Iu,, rae,

- 49,, ALEN. Hill. has Just received .no,hr, ~, .
iasd as' and Geniemens BOOTS SHOES manui.s
ns, also Imported material best qlality or ~ lie
ana Grnenens Boots Shoes of eyerx
sc on hAnd the best of B.Itinor.
bi, xn All 81 d EASTERN work, whrL, the hne .appiy M
Nays Ne best to select iii. CITY ~ assortment al
"'' iiLL has made emrnts hay. yoo,.
'Ns regular every month, friend. ,s. iu.
VIZ spare no pains TO Keep we'll sunpl,, sh ~
e. III nos mat are worn ia Paris, OF The Nor,bst
c"in Iiend- aud the public generally will be well rsD. R
Gaming ana examining his stock. No i2T Man ..,
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FALL TRADE 1866
I'D COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
az aSchiBEh beg' leave call your aten,IoD 10
Philadelphia. selected Nss ork and
at small advance nopev -eh ne oners
time Amongst his assortment viii h. ,od On snort
.n. 'e anu "uheh hA- 70 bags Sicily sot Almonds
bales MaTsei-s 40
- do Ginger -. p.ueAaA do
- boxes Rock Candy 10 ~ rrh Nu~
10 cases sardnes 10 A. $500 w5
, bills Currants "a
1900 fress coeosn, 20 drums fresh Figs
-, ., 20 boxes Cordial and MuseAt Win,
Iokstner WIN fresh CANDIES, oil own manuf..ur. ~
Irsuy Paesed In convenient uarran, !,
Ou,t SAndy made for Wholesale he State ~ $3.50 A1J
Also-A large assortment Cigars Fancy Good. kc A.
.,qs-as.tv . LOUIS J. B0ssIEUx