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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-15

CLOAkS-CLOAKS-C
SELLING OFF.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
EROM THIS DATE, DECkMBRR 18TH !,
the subscriber will commence 10 run off his
large and well selected stock OF Velvet and Cloth
CLOAKS, SHAWLS, &c at reduced prices, as
II is his determination TO keep none over.
Strangers before buying would do well 70 give
him a call bt fore purchasing
FRANK A. MCGEE,
dec 15-eolm pa Pa ave, bet 18th and 18th SITS
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ALADY FROM BALTIMOREI INFORMS
"A her friends. IL they have some WEARING
APPAREL to dispose Of that she will purchase
the same at a reasonable price for cash Notice
337 Pennsylvania avenue, sonth eide, and she
will call at their residences. Please send orders
soon, as she will remain In the city for only two
weeks. dec Is Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-15

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Young Mems Christian Association, for
the election OF officers for the ensuing year, will
be held at their rooms, corner ofPenn avenue and
lOtn streets, on MONDAY EVENING, the 18th
Inst at * O'Clock. Members and friends Of the
Association are cordially invited to attend By
order: CHAS. ii. HOLMEAD,
dec l2-3t Rec Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-15

A MEETING OF THE GEORGE
M town Democratic Association will be
held at Headquarters on MONDAY EVENING
next, at : O'Clock. Every member Is requested to
be present. as business Of importance will be
brought before the meeting.
dec III Il E. KROUSE, Sect
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FAIR THE LADIES OF ST. MA
~ ry's Church, 5th street, will hold F air
or Festival at Coombss Saloon, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, commenc
Ing on WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant The
proceeds are to be applied to liquidate the erper
SIS for the stone steps In front Of said Church,
AMI the new but ding for the parish school Nu-
merou5 and useful articles OF fancy, some very
suitable for Christmas gifts or Ornaments In pri-
vIte roOms will be there for sale. and refresh
ments Of all kinds at reasonable prices Doors
o en- from O'Clock till 10 p m, to be continued
for a few days onlv Esputa's Band will perform
the music. Admittance l2X cents. dec 9-sts
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A CARD.

accepted the above retraction and acknowl
edgment at the urgent solicitation Of my friend.
and neighboTs, and to relieve the distress and
anxiety OF Mrs. Mineking
dec i5-2t& GEORGE BAUER
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SCAPITOL HILL NJ. L. CHURCH
- FES rIVAL The ladies Of Capitol
Hill NJ +; Church beg leave to announce that
Capitol Hill, on New Jersey avenue. south Of
the Capitol, commencing on Monday evening,
the 18th instant variety Of beautiful Fancy
and Useful Articles suitable for Presents, &c , as
well es Refreshments Of all kinds, will be for
sale. The proceeds Of the Festival will be an.
piled to the liquidation Of the church debt The
patronage Of the friends OF this benevolent en-
teIprise and the public generally is respectfully
sollclted dec 1851
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1T CARUSI > SdLOON
On THURSDAY, December 18TH. Isse

sf-B w EN- HIGH STREET
IL Georgetown, and the Kirhwood House A
GOLD RING, With garnet stone The finder,
upon leavlng the same at the Mayors Urice
Georgetown, will be suitably rewarded
dec l2-3ts
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A GOOD
w Iourneyman Barber. Apply at No. US
Penn. Avenue, south side, between AZ ard 9Th
streets. Ire
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Wants.

WANTED BY AREsPECTABLE WIDOW
w woman "A Situation IS Nurse or Ple. n Sewer
The best OF reference, ~ required. Inquire al
NO 500 street, between 9Th and 5th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-29

A aRosscnemteai Yeast baking poTdc;,. -
II Ia kegs Sup. Carb. Soda:
case Sicily Lqucrice;
Dbl crude Salenctec;
10 boxcs;pri'nc CASTLE SOAP;
I case No Nutmegs;
! do 10 INDIGO:
boxes Extract LOgwood:
2S do Fancy VarieEatej Soap.
rs do German "a
casks Sal Soda.
Just received and FOR sale bv
Jus ALIEN TJ-prrr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
BOOKS! BOOKS!!

JoA,M IL ES4I 1ss;sl H .Esss
T WOULD call attention 70 my very large stock
S95sy nov aud about Tnssns and sold
MeGaGsy's Series of Readers;
EieasstiarY Eclectic sn,,ders and Torn's Spoilers;
paviea, Rays, Adams, Tracy's aRd GFsealear' AFh
mstsl.
Al klas OF Primers for children, together with nss0Ft
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
of late Standard Works.
ALso-cap Letter and Fancy Note Papers Of every yar
ETY. Plain and Fancy Envelopes Pens and Penholders Yam
DIARIES FOR 1856.
Ny stock OF blank Books will always be found complete
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
sttapness, by any house In the West
Buying ny goods directly from the manufacturers,
enabled to sell tow prices Don't take word for it, but
call and examine for yourselves before purchasing else
ap1 1873 Main st. Wheeling, Va.
C1GAEs! cIGARs!!a 60.
5,o0o rrneados Cigars;
1000 Apollo %
$,$ S SS S Y sS5sss Hoaansa, cissr.;
1900 Havana
5000 Della Cruz Principe
g boxes 5 ID Lump Tobacco:
Just received and for sale by
TOBACCO, AND .CIGAA5RtI!S5;:. ,.-..
w assortment the following articles:
1000 Consuel!o Cigars:
1000 La RoisR ="
1908 Fl Saivado
1,c00 Ell Dorado {"
1850 La Protection Cigars;
1890 Prunclea q
5 boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
Virginia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-29

SETTLE
ON ACCOUNT Of change i'll their Grm all persons In
" debedt to subscribers their Retail Store, ear
nesiy requested be ready for settlement the LIST OF jan
uary by otherwise, aud all persons having claims
against the firm will present the same for liquidation
McCi.ALLENS & KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-29

QUEENSWARN.
WE respectfully Invite citizens, and country
w chants who rePenshlng tleir stock Of China,
t;isSs oueeasWare Fancy Goods examine stock
before goas East purchasing esewhCre It embraces
some enIlrs and desirable patterns Of this
SPRING IMPORTATION.
We ak oar country to give Eastern prices,
With cost Of transportation.
Gooai for Fs.shipment psoked with great caro- and
J. K DUNHAM Il co,
=+a7= No. IS Monroe street,
aps Wheeling, Va.
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Look this WaV.

HERE Is the place to get your money back.
Il l. The undersigned, a. the Brick corner is
now winding up and SELLING OUT AT
COST FOR CASH IN HAND, or twenty per
cent on time, and will continne this opera.
ton until August Court, at which time he
expects to close out the entire stock. lie has
some good Goods and cheap Goods, and moth
ing over five years old in the Store. Come
and satisfy yourselves by examination. lie
has 50 sacks Salt, which he will sell at $50.
So cents saved is that much made.
All persons indebted to me, either by note
or account, need not be surprised If they find
their accounts and notes in the hands Of Jas.
Turner, the prosecutor of unfortunate debtors.
therefore solicit your custom till August
Court, and | most earnestly solicit you to
come forward and settle with me for Goods
bought long, long ago. If you do not com.
ply with this request will put Turner and
Cantrell after you, and that quick, too
April %, ls56-396 j.. DODSON.
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Notice.

WE will sell to the highest bidder on the
w Sd day Of Nav next all the personal
estate Of John Grisham, deceased, at his late
residence in Athens, MeMinn county, consist
ing of Horses, Mules Hogs Cattle. one Wag.
on and Steers, Farming utensels. Household
and Kitchen Furniture, one Cook Stove, one
Gold Watch, from ten to fifteen thousand
pounds Of Bacon and Lard, and lot of Corn,
together with various other things too tedious
to mention.
Also. at the same time, Negro Womaa
belonging to said estate, will be hired out
Tor the term OF nine months.
Bond and security will be required from
purchasers before the delivery of the proper
ty, and nine months credit will be given
call persons indebted to the said estate are
desired to come forward Immediately and
make payment, aei those having claims
against it are hereby notified to present them
within the time required by law.
BENJAMIN WELLS.
THOS. GRESHAM,
AdmiRiStTators.
Avail
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IcnI the SicIk.-Men Of liberal educatIon

Heal the Sick.-Men Of liberal education at
the present day, devote all their talents discover the
means whereby they may remove those painful mala-
dies which assa the human frame There is no nobler
art than that Of healing the sick considering the
berless diseases to whicfman is liable and which may
cause him to drag out protracted life OF Distress
suddenly cut him OF in the bloom OF his existence and
usefulness. We should gratefully seize upon every
OF contracting their dreadful effects or causing
removal of those clogs to happiness In those cases
where the Liver the Stomach Is the cause. we would
highly recommend Dr. Hollands German Bitters, pre-
pared by Dr. G. NJ Jackson. No medicine at this time
stands higher than these Btters, and those who
suffering from the horrors of Indigestion, we say they
are the antidote. See advertisement.
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AUGUSTA, April 81.
I hand you herewith statement of our Produce Mar
ket, which will exhibit further advance in bacon-I
quote follows:
BACON, hog round % 40 Toe; hams 10 al 1fc sides
104 40 10Ac; shoulders 30 9l9c. LARD 10 a lie. BEEF
7n nc. Pork ~ a Sc CoRS 60 a Csc MEAL GO
90 zoe WHEAT, 80 al $3.50 Flour AZ 90 $3.50 u bbl.
STocS PEAS so a Doc WHITE BgiY, 10 a 80. FEArH-
Frs 3s a. 40c. BUTTER IS q 25c. EGGS 10 a 1Jc.-
GROUND NUTS 81 ,25 q 1850
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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FOREIGNERS AND THE SoUTH.-The San
Antonio Texan has the following remarks on
the probability of Western Texas being
made free State, and the means By which it
is to be made so:
"Some may look upon such an event as
free State OF Western Texas us improbable,
particularly at the time when such strenuous
efforts are being made to carry slavery into
Kansas, where slavery does not now exist by
positive law; yet there is strong probahil.
ity that such M event will occur within'lh
next ten years. Our opinion is based upon
the fact that foreign immigration is greater
than domestic, by at least ten to one, and up
on the well known fact that NIL foreign immi.
grafton is opposed to slavery from principle,
prejudice and education. And there are
many of'thc cmigrants from the older States
opposed to slavery, who quietly tolerate il
SO long as IL is nm institution of the State,
but who will vote no slavery when the ques
ton comes up whether Western Texas shall
be a free OF slave State. This fact is not
generally known; if so, it is not duly con-
sdcrcd. The vote of the adopted citizens
of Texas nov numbers at least twelve thou
sand. IN less than ten years it will he increas
cd to three times that number, unless the
naturalization laws are changed. This in
crease will be in much greater ratio than
that of the native born vote"
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G O VT vi E R CIAL.
Macon Market.

MACON, April2l.
Since last weeks report of this market there has
been slight advance in Bacon-we now quote II hog
round 10A % l0Hc: choice hams, II 90 12Hc; sides,
10 % lie; shoulders 90 ~. LARD, by the bb lOH
a. llc in cans ~ % 12}ec FLOUR, snperfneS 40 $50;
extra family $50 90 SO Corn, 80 40 G0c u bu.-
OATS, dull 3S 40 40c y bu. Rye, dull 65 90 70c MEAL
u bu. 80 90 65c. Cow PEAS 70 @ soc; BEANS white,
81 % 1923 DRIEr APPLES, peeled, 81 % 1,25 q bu.
DRIED PEACHES, peeled, 80 90 50. HAY, Tennessee,
81, rs 90 100 u cwt. BUTTER, good article is q Doc
EGGS l28 a. 15c. u doz.
EXCHANGE on Augusta and Charleston \; New York
Il u ct. prem. Respectfully,
W00TTON & HOLLOWAY,
Commission Merchants,
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Goods-Goods New Goods
VIM. EE. BALLEw

"OULD respectfully announce to his
w customers and also to the trading pub
lie generally, that he is now in receipt Of his
Spring and Summer Supplies,
to which he invites their attention. The
stock is large, embracing general assort
ment of Ladies Dress Goods. Bonnets, Bonnet
Trimmings Gloves. &c; Goods for Gentlemen's
Wear, all seasonabe styles. Hats Boots and
Shoes; an extensive assortment of Hosiery,
de-. dc.
Also, Groceries, Hardware, Queenswarc,
Cutlery, and in short almost every thing that
the wants Of the public may require, or fancy
crave, and all of which he proposes selling
on the most reasonable terms. He respectful.
ly solicits an examination of his assortment.
Athens, April %. lS56-396
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Notice to Shippers ofFreight.

TRANSPORTATION DEPA RTMEYT Z. Tenn. & Ga II. RICO
Athens, Sept. 2S, 1855. {
yUyTIs Company will deliver any Freigts received in
Il to their Depots, in reasonable time, at the
terminus of their Road at Dalton to the their
agents mot ours they paying charges per tariff and
receiving the freigs day Of rival at Dalton. This
Company does not propose either to store freghts or
deliver to the Western Atlantic Rail Road, unless the
owners have made arrangements with said Road to
ceve the same. Cars cannot be detained beyond few
hours for transhipment or storage.
In making shipments as above every facility in the
power of the officers of the Company will be extended
to shippers Beyond the end Of their rails they have
no control and assume responsibility.
Feb Lift X. G. JACKSON, Sup't transportation.
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Chancery Court at jacksonville.
Robert Buchanan,

VIM. 7. Harris, Daniel welch and others.
DILL charges that defendant William T.
ID Harris has gone and resides beyond the
limits of the State of Tennessee, publication
is therefore ordered to be made for four suc-
cessive weeks in the ATHENS POST" requiring
said non resident defendant, VIM. T. Harris,
to appear at next term of the Chancery Court,
to be held at the Courthouse in jacksonville,
Tenn. on the first Monday of June next, and
and answer compliments bill, or the same
will, as to him, be set for hearing as confess
ed and heard accordingly.
J. A. COFFIN, c. d. M
April IL, lS56-4t-prs fee s3-394
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VALUE OF DEMOCRATIC PLATFoRMs.-The
Washington Union, the organ OF President
PIERCE, and the acknowledged organ of the
Democracy. is edited by A. o. p. NICHOLSON,
formerly of Tennessee, who was an active
and prominent member ofthc National Dem
ocratic Convention that nominated PIERCE,
connected the Democratic Platform of 1852.
The Union is, therefore, good authority, in
any matter pertaining either to the conven-
ton or the platform. No candid, intelligent
man ever doubted, that the Democratic Plat
form Of 1882, was famed with the express
view of avoiding any approval or disapproval
OF the compromise measures OF 1850: yet few
ifnny, supposed that one of The lramers (thc
editor the Washington UniOn,) would bold
ly drclne that such was the object of the
builders. In an editorial in the Union, Mr..
NICHOLSON says:
"lf the Baltimore Platform had expressly
approved or cisapproved of the Compromise,
the nominee would have met with certain de.
feat"
This is making n clean breast of the matter.
II is n boil avowal that the platform was so
framed rs to cater and bid for the freesoi
support of the North and the support of the
disunionists of the South, and the friends of
the Compromise everywhere. What an nc.
acknowledgement and what a commentary upon
the sincerity OF a party, which claims to be
the national party, par excellence, and the
only true friends of the Constitution and the
people. After such an avowal OF the charac
rand objects of the Democratic platform
of 1852, which the Democrats of the South
told the people was all that the South could
desire, what must be thought of the cool i'm.
pndence of the leaders aud organs Of that
purity, who are now prating 50 loudly about
platforms; and who affect such holy horror
oil the American platform.
We hope the reader will not forget the
admission of the Union, MS it will enable
him to properly appreciate the value and true
character Of Democratic platforms generally,
and of that Of 1862 in particular.-.Augusia
Chronicle.
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Chanccry Court ut Athens.
Angeline Gibbs,
John NJ. Gibbs,

John NJ. Gibbs.
TN this cause, it appears that John NJ Gibbs
l. the Respondent is a nonresident of the
State Of Tennessee--it is therefore ordered
that publication he made in the Athens Post
for four successive weeks, requiring said non
resident Respondent to appear at our next
Court of Chnnccry to be held for the county
of McMnn, at the Court house in the town Of
Athens, on the Sd Monday of August next,
and plead, answer, or demur TO compliments
said bill. or the the same will be taken for
confessed, aud che cause heard &C pdrie.
WM LOWRY, O. d W.
BY WILLIE Lowry, D. C. AN.
April 25-4t-pr's fee $3-Sg6.
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]. 0. o. F-The following are the officers
elected by the Grand Lodge of |. 0. o. +. of
Tennessee, for the ensuing year:
Grand Master-E. d. Farnsworth, of Ira.
bune Lodge, No. 10.
Deputy Grand Master-John II. Curry, Of
Tennessee Lodge, No. |.
Grand Warden-Thomas II. Philips, Den.
mark Lodge, No. 35.
Grand Secretary-R. II. Barry, of Tennes.
see Lodge, No. /.
Grand Treasurer-John Coltart, Of Tennes.
see Lodge, No. |.
Grand Marshal-Watson Floyd, of Lincoln
Lodge No. 80.
Grand Conductor-Ben. johnson. of Stran.
gers Refuge Lodge, No. H.
Grand Guardian--T X. Hall, Columbia
Lodge, No 3.
Grand Chaplain-B. +. Dugan, of Union
Lodge, No. so.
Grand Rep. to G. L. U. S.-Tho. I. Smiley,
of Trabune Lodge No. 10. di
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FIRST ARRIVAL.
Spring and Summer Goods
iceYiIle. Tenn.

yUyIIE undersigned would respectfully inform the cit
zens Of the vicinity OF Rceville and their friends
generally, that they now receiving and opening
large and well selected stock Of Spring and SIMMER
(s00ds consisting of a variety of Ladies and Gentle
mems Dress Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, Bonnes,
Hardware, Queensware, Drugs, Medicines, Dyestus,
&C., and in fact almost every thing the wants of the
country may require
Also lot of Sugar. Coffee and MoldSseS, all of which
will be sold as low the lowest Those who wish to
purchase have only give them call and satisfy them
selves Of the fact.
The usual products Of the country taken in exchange
for Goods at cash pricesg W. "A. J. D0DS0N.
Rceyille March 81 1S56-tf-391
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Recommendations is poverty; it is
the most utter destruction of human being
], can bring nothing to its relief; it sharpcns
his pains; II aggravates all the losses he is
liable to endure, and when goaded to cx.
trcmes, often turns destroyer, and strikes its
last blow on himself. 1t gives nothing to
rcston or fly to in trouble; Il turns our af'
feetions on ourselves, self on self, as the sap
of tree deccnds out of season from its heav'
onward branches, and making not only its
life useless, but its growth downward.
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t3s- "lndex," Washington correspondent
Of the New York Tribune, says: ~
Aside from the commendable humanity Of
the net itself, there is no little policy, just at
this jnncture, in the action of the British
Government in dspa'ching two steamers in
search Of the Pacific. 1t is an acceptable re-
cognition of tho American sympathy and
effort in behalf of Sir John franklin. In
whatever light II may be viewed, and by
whatever motive it may have been prompted
and surely we should allow it the best-it
is one Of those triumphs of. peace which
towers in sublime grandeur above nil the
bloodstained victories Of war.
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An exchange paper, the editor of which no
doubt lately "sct up" with widow, goes OIL
thus:-"l'or the other half Of counting
match there is nothing like an interesting Wild
ow. There's MS much difference between
coartigg damscl aud an attractive widow
MS there is between cyphering in addition
and double rule Of three. Counting girl is
like eating fruit, all very nice as Tar as it ey.
tends, but doing the amiable to a blue eyed
bereaved one in black Grape comes under the
head of prcscrves--rieh, pungcnt syfupy--
For delicious counting, we repeat, give us a
live "widow."
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r9ig- A wrller h thc Boston Bee saws

r9y- A writer in the Boston Bee says 1t
cannot possibly be disguised from any close
observer, that Mr.. Fillmore is drawing to his
support very rapidly hosts of tho people. 1t
matters but little in what direction we look;
il Is evident every where that Fillmore has
firm onc--in the hearts of the
mass and more patriotic Of his'countrymen.
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Jacob Smart and wife Nancy Smart

Simeon Graves. Christopher Graves. Lucinda
Smart and William Smart her husband,
AMI Others.
Tn this cause it appears that Lucinda Smart
Il and her husband, William Smart, are non
residents of the State Of rennessee-it is there.
fore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post for four successive weeks, requir-
ing said nonresident Respondents to appear
at our next Court Of Chaaeery, 80 be held Tor
the county of McMnn, at the ccurt'house in
the town Of Athens, on the 81 Monday of An.
gust next, and plead, answer or demnr TO
Complainant's said bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed, as to them, and the cause
heard accordingly.
WM. LOWRY. c. d M
BY WILLIS Lowry, D. q. an
April 2j, ls56-it--pr's fee $500.
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e7- As Spring and Summer Medicine, Carriers
Spanish mixture stands pre-emnent above all Others
Its sngularly eficacious action the bood its
strengthening and vvifying quaes its tonic action
surface, thereby cleansing the system according to Ma
tures prescription its harmless and at the same
time extraordinary good effects, and the number Of
testified to by many Of the most respectable citi-
of Richmond Va, and elsewhere, must be concu-
sive evidence that there is no humbug about it.
The trial Of single bottle will satisfy the most skep-
teal of its benefits.
See advertisement in another column. April
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c. C. Heard and his wife Sarah. James NJ.
Baker, and others.
TT appearing from complainants Bill that
| defendants, c. G Heard and his wife Sa-
rnh. reside beyond the limits of the State Of
Tennessee, publication is ordered to be made.
in the Athens Post, for four weeks, requiring
said nonresident defendants c. @. Heard and
wife,.to attend at next term ofsthe Chancery
Court, TO lie held at the Court house IN Mad
isonvillc, on the first Monday Of June next,
and answer compliments Bill, or the Same
will be set for hearing rs confessed, and
heard accordingly. :.
March %, 1s56-4t-prs. fee $500
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Eli X. Ludwig,

William r. Harris Daniel Welcb and others.
DILL charges that defendant VIM. !. Har-
ID ris resides in the State of Pennsylvania,
notification Is therefore ordered for four suo-
ce.sive weeks in the Athens Post, requiring
said nonresident defendant to make his per-
sonal appearance at the Courthouse in Mad
isonville, on the trst Monday OF Jdne next.
and answer compliments bill, or the same
will be set for hearing pro confssso. and
heard accordingly.
J. A. COFFIN. c. d NJ
March 2s, ls56-4t-prs. fee $500.