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'"CoMIEG Events CAST" ETc.-h letter to
words! nothing but a sufficient force Of The
U. States Army will be able to keep the
Constitutional Convention in Kansas. Tie
people have determined that if it assemblies
at all, it must assemble in Missouri, where it
belongs. Gov. Walker is in the horrors
Some think he will leave Kansas soon.-
Should he do so, the State Government will
60 Immediately into active motion. The
people here are getting tired of this Guber-
material farce. Satrap after satrap has been
sent to b"istcr up the iniqnity Of these usurp
ers. The President must not think Of send
iDg another.
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One OF which are drawn at II O'Clock each day OF til
week.
CLASS 40,
sen X ME-
POkomOke Lottery.
- u IIlt ND ~ u .-LI nNA

1916 Prizes amounting to .Sb3 253
Tickets < A.
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DURSUANT to decree Of the County
L Court of Monroe county, Tennessee, made
at the July session, 1857, | will sell to the
highest bidder, on the 22d day of August
next, at he Saw Mil Of Games, stephens Il
Co, the Northeast quarter Of section eleven
township three, range two, East of the meri.
dian, Iliwassee District, containing One llun-
bred and Sixty Acres, aud known as the oil
place Of John llankins. deed. A credit Of
six aud twelve months will be given, by the
purchaser giving bond and approved security
Said Lands are sold for distribution among
the devisees Of John Hawkins. deceased.
A. T. HICKS, Clerk
July II, ls57-it-prs fee s3-46O
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New ORLEANS, July ga terrible fire is
raging on the lcvee, between Graver and
Cnmmou streets. Ii broke out in Lusk g.
Co.'S Commission house. The whole block,
consisting of Wheeler g. Forsyth's Foundry,
Lusk g. Co.'S hOnse, the Cuiremall Office,
Waldo g. Hughes establishment, X. w. Adj
ans, grocer, Spapp g. CO., steamboat agents
and several other offices will be consumed
near the block on Fulton street which is now
on FIRE. There has been some difficulty in
getting water for some time. The fire has
not vet been checked. The loss will be i'm.
mense. Lusk g. Co, are insured for $50, 900;
the rest are unascertnined.
IATER.-The block between Fulton and
new Levee streets is in flames.
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Fortunate ESCAPE OF JUDGE TREAT
As Judge Treat of the United States District
Court for the Eastern district Of Missouri was
on his way, a few days ago, from ST. Louis
to CINCINNATI he accidentally fell from the
platlorm of the hindmust car in the express
train, while in rapid motion. Stunned by the
shock, he lay for couple of hours insensible,
and, Ms the time was night, he was not per-
ceived until no recovered sufficiently to pro-
coed TO the nearest dwelling, when he took
the train again for Cincinuati. Fortunately,
no train passed over the road while he lay
insensble upon it, and, strange to say, though
very much bruised, he escaped without any
other injury.
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Notice.

July II, ls57-td-prs fee 50, 6U-46
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THE ELEVENTH lloUR.-There is class of
people " hn are always late. They are inevi
tally late to the cars, aud they invariably
have TO jump tor it if they are going on n
steamboat jaun,. Every thing with these
people is put uff until the last moment, mud
then il the plank is removed they stand II
capital chance Of dumping overheard in at
tempting to leap upon the deck after the
paddle wheels have commenced revolving
If the boat started nm hour later it would bc
NIL the same to them, for they would jus! as
inevitably he behind time, aud come up or
down, little too late To take things cool and
comfortable. These late people have to stir
their s,umps or be left behind when they
have steamboats, or railroad cars To deal with;
but they are the bane of the existence ct
punciual persons with whom they have deal
ings, aud who have no re9nurces in the way
of tapping n big bell or blowing upon u steam
whistle To hurry up delinquent eleven hour
men. One prorrasinating nun VIII derange
thu best laid plans of hundreds, 10y failing to
come up to time, and he wastes hours for
others in his disregard for minutes.
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DEcEAsE OF EMINEET AMERICAN STATES
MEN.--In recording the death of ex Secretary
Marcy, the Philadelphia Times remarks:
1t seems us if death had found banquet
among our master spirits in the last decade.
Almost all the great and ijlusrious men who
came into public life during the first twenty
five years OF the present century have been
santc',ed away within that time. The list
which memory calls ut the moment is formi-
dable in numbers, and the persons whose
names are upon 1t were conspicuous for vast
and varied ability. First, in point Of time, is
that of John Quincy Adams, who died in
1877; then follows those Of Kent, Polk, Fay.
Io', Calhoun, Clay, McDuili, Story, Web"trr,
King, Woodbury., Sergeant, Brrricn, Clayton,
Hill, Burgess, and Marcy. What immense
pow ers, what political and legal research,
what oatorral skill and diplomatic erudition,
what wise foresight and wonderful experience
have been lost by their deaths to the nation?
When will it, if ever, be restored in the per-
sons and minds of others!
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Young Ladies School.

THE Sixth Session Of Mos COoEEs School Will com
mence on Monday, February 18TH
Terms rs heretofore. Tuition payable in advance
Feb 6-tf-I3T
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!as- Fashionable dressed women have now
in Paris diameter Of precisely twelve feet.
Geonetricans can calculate the cirrumfer
enee. They hold on To the arms OF the cavnl-
iers by means of handkerchief slipped
through the same, and are helped to boqucts
aud refreshments attached TO the end of
lnng sticks.
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Nsw York, Jn'y l3-The Star of the
West has arrived from Aspinwal with dates
to tn" 4th. She brought S5O0OOO in specie
The Granada sailed the same day for Havana.
The U. $. steamers Roanoke and Cvane were
off Aspin"nlI. The latter was bound Tor
Boston with fifty of Walkers soldiers, of
whom two.thirds were sick, and the former
had two hundred and fifty OF the same Crops
in Snulhern California were suf'rihg seri-
ousy from drought Dir. Lane vas erected
to Congress from Oregon. Advees from
Peru state that Vivanco still held Areguipa,
but was surrounded by the government troops
and would soon Yield.
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For the Post.
BESTOY, Polk CO., July 18th, 1855

BESToS, Polk Co.,, July 18th, 1857.
Mr.. Editor:-"An Enquirer After Truth"
is out again in the last Cleveland Banner,
and for the present, shall only notice one
remark that he made. He calls upon me to
"toe the mark, and answer "unequivocaIy"
whether | am a "Democrnt," and live in
Polk county'' In reply, PROFOUND the fol-
lowing question, and require an sun, quiv-
ocal' answer. Does "An Enquirer After
Truth" live at Cantrell's X Roads or is that
your Post Office? No man who sails under
false colors shall catechise me as to my place
of residence, without first giving his own
residence correctly, which San Enquirer"
has not done. Come, Mr.. Enquirer, haul
down your little bit Of striped Cross Roads
Bunting, run up your true flag, and then you
will have n right to ask others to do the
same and mol Till then! am ready to "toe
the marx" whenever you lay me the example.
ANTI CONVENTION.
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AN EMPHATIC CALL.-'l'he Richmond
South calls upon the President to dispoce
Governor Walker, in the following unmis-
takeable language:
We expect the President to revoke his APP
pointnent. TO continue him longer in power,
would be toapprove his obnoxious policy and
sanction his base apostacy, and this we are
extremely 10Th to believe of the present Ad-
mnistratiou. The Democracy OF the South
should demand his recall.
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On the 9Th inst, at the residence of her broher-n-
law Chancellor Van Dyke, Miss FRANCES n. DEiDEmCK
fourth daughter OF DR.. VIM. H. Deaderick
Five years ago the deceased went to reside with her
brothers in Wharton, Texas. Near two years ago she
was marked ms victim by that insidous destroyer OF
So many of the gifted and beautiful, confumpiou.-
When She became aware that her days earth were
friends in Tennessee and die amidst the endearments
OF home She reached this place in April, and after
gradual decline and much fearful suffering she at length
Tell asleep awake with the Savior In whom she fully
trusted and the friends who had gone before her.
In September, 1872 Miss ID. made public profession
Of her faith in Christ and attached herself to the Pres
byterian Church in this place. 1t not the writer's
turn to her home. But from frequent conversations
with her he Is satisfied that her life, though spent for
many years without the reEIl fr means Of grace and
privileges of the house of God has been that Of an
humble aud devoted christian Her only trouble in her
sickness that she had not been a more devoted,
faithful and efficient servant OF God. And what sin
cere christian would feel otherwise In the rying hour?n
She bore her sufTerinps without murmur-was
perfectly assured Of her safety through faith in the
merits Of Jesus Christ and talked with perfect cOmpo-
sure OF death and eternity We assured that our
Gloss" is her everlasting gain
.'Then cease, fond nature, cease thy tears;
Religion poi its on high;
There everlasting spring appears,
And JOYS wiuci. cannot uie.
Oh, weep not for the friends that pass
Into ti,e lsnely grave,
As breezes sweep the whered grass
Along the restless wave;
For tho thy pleasures may depart
Aud mourn nj days be- gwen,
Yet ISIS awaits the holy heart
when friends reion in heaven"
Athens, Juiy 10, 81. @.
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Gubornatorial CanvaSS--APPOint-
ments for Spenking.

The undersigned, candidates for Governor, have
agreed upon the above list of appointments for the
suing canvass. They would have been glad be able
to visit all the countless but the shortuess OF the time
rendered 1t impossible. IsHAM @. HARRIS,
RoRERT HATTON.
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Mrs. CUENlNGHAM.-rhe Emons Mrs.
Cunningham confident of IL decision in her
favor from the surrogate, il the estate case,
is making active preparations to dispose Of
her property in New York, with n view TO
remove to Ohio, where it is said she has
some relatives residing, Her daughters will
accompany her. One of them, it is said, will
Shortly he mnrried
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-07-17

i5n Parents who would have their sons
grow up to.be sober, industrious and useful
men, should teach them to depend on Them
selves. Teach them that there "is no exec
lence without labor" aud that it is only by
close, strenuous personal application that
they mnst rise. Make your boy the arch
itect of hi. own fortune, and you bless him
with legacy more lasting and ennoblng
than all the worlds monied wealth
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Against the World !


v
w .biiieFs to our lately improved
s,Onble %Crc, Istug VI heat Fnn.
Patented by T. j DoYLE April 2oh, 1902, which We are
mHnuig cturiugin LUtDOA UJiO ENGdIOHA, last
IeHHs5see Thspopular and rx eusiycly used Fan has
taken ne highest awards wherever exhibited, VIZ; At
IN, Maryland state Fair, BALTIMORE vter, there
at least nm Fans Ot most approved makes OF virginia,
Maryland and the Northern States, cxlibtedi at the
Virginia State Fair at Rcmond;at the south side AS.
rcu,ura Fair at Petersburg, Va; Mt the Nrgnia Val.
ley Agricultural Fair HLd the highest Donors OF the
Elst Tennessee Agricultural Society at Knoxville, In
l-hi 80 and 49, also AZ tue County FAIR . Kingston,
In 1880. Br0wnloW's Wig. IN speaking OF II, says;
"Other Fans were exhibited OF an excellent quality,
but to compare with those manufactured BY the
Mrssrs Doyes Of Rhrntownu We have receive ed other
prizes too numerous 30 announce here, ana huhdIedr
Of certificates Of orr Fans superiority from Yrdchcdl
farmers OF Virginia ana EN.l T.hn,rsee. we nave
Ind an 0mplr 0pBotIniytO test Onr ron and are con-
vinced II &, the beSt IN use. We think We Know what
the farmers want aud that our long and extensive ex-
pcrence in the business, aud nrduous labors to bring
the Fan its present perfection enables US TO suit
them better other pergnn In the Fan business,
aud they may rest assured no pains VIII be spared to
give them the best Fan IN the market. Our Pan hns
gained it, rnyiable popularity entirely IN consequences
Of It's mers aud TOR Fan to retain It's popularity ana
increase In demand ours has done In the same DIS
trris three years II Of The best evidences OF
tsvalue. our Fans are sold on trial, and WARR1NT
ND to clean 6iser ami cleaner than any other Fan In
use Our teams will deliver them At almost any point
IN East Tennessee. 81. II.
NR-we will also MI orders from Middle and West
Tennessee. Georgia and Alabama. All orders to VA al
Loudon or Rheatown Enst Tenn, Willie promptly nied
B.trare If IR,ppsitioH An our Fans have T. y.
Doyle Co, stamped upon thom For Certificates and
Re references, see circulars. Z. !. DOYLE A co.
without any further references We annex the follow.
ing certificates and the evidence that may be Afforded
hy the TURNER'S 10 tie surrounding counties
to whom have sold 10 the last year, - being the
most complete mHcline OF the kind ever introduced
into the country. We repeat. we defy the world 10
heat them. fApril 24-6ni-i4sl J. n. AGO.
We certify that We have used one Of 7. J. poyic's
Patent Double Screen Wheat Fans IN our Steam Flour
ing Min aud we ca shy, with truth and esndor, that
they are the most perfect machines Of the Kind that
have ever come under our observation fos cleaning
smut, cookie, cheat SC, rom grain. We have, used
various machines, Int none eouHl TO Doyle's Wheat
Fan. n has given tutlre tatlsActlop, and We think
that no Farmer or Miller will fail 10 purchase after
irving one of them, n. 7. WILSON,
j. W. CLARK,
.Ioudon. AnrlI 20ih 1887 JAS. II. JOHNSTON.
concur fully with tho above certincais. -
D. r. LONG,
Miller At Steam FIGURING MIN, Loudon.
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LOOK! RUS rs WORTH A TRIAL.
$50, 900:
Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
For the benefit Of the
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL.
CLASS FIVE.
CLASS FIY
--.-a.aLa-

We invariably answer letters by return mail, enclos-
ing the tickets In good safe envelope ann 'ysob
serve the strctest conf ence. After the drawing Is
over, we send the of ;n drawing, with writter ex
PLANTATION NJ the result NJ the venture. All Prizes
bought al this Office nre payable immediately after the
drawing i'm Current Money, and We take Rank Notes
Of any State Rank Drains IN payment for Tickets 40
par. For odd amounts In making change we receive
postage stamps theyb"inR more convenient man sVtr
Correspondens may place the utmost confidence IN the
regularity and safety Of the mails, NJ very few or no
miscarrlages Of happen when properly directed
TO us. Re careful that you mention your Post ONCE
County and State. Give At least one single trial,
Won cannot lose much, " not gain. One single trial
NAV make You Independent for life. TRY US. There
should be no such word ms fail. Address
BOX 100 Post Once, Baltimore, Nd,
Orders for tickets IN ANY ~ the Maryland Lotteries
promptly attended to- Circulars containing 3 list N
All the Lotteries for the month"; forwarded on appllca
ton. May ~ -6n-f5S
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Days OF GRACE.-On the LIST Instant the
new law in New York aboIishing DAYS of
grace upon all notes and bills payable al
sight, or on a specified day alter sight, II: any
place within that State, went into operation.
The act applies only to bills drawn payable
within New York.
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Whitc Tecth. Pcrfumcd Tgrcnth. nnd

BFtrTIFuL C0NpLREIOY-can be acquired by using the
"Bd he Of Il Thousand FiO'rers." What lady or gem
tleman would remain under the curse Of a disagreea-
bic breath, when by using the "BtLM or 4 THOUSAND
fLOwEks" as dentiiTce, would not only render Il
sweet but leave the teeth white alIbasterY Many
persons do not know their breath is bad and the sub
ject is so delicate their friends will never mention It,.
Beware of counerfeits. Be each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE CO., ~ y.
For sale by all Druggists. Feb. 2I-ly-eow-44O
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INCREASE OF TRAvEL.-The ticket office
of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad in
Memphis, took in for passengers going out
on Tuesday mornings train, upwards of
S2,l5O. The daily increase of the travel on
this road, since its compelion,is unparalleled
in the history Of any road in the South.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-07-17

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN BosToN.-We learn
from the Boston papers that during the eele-
bration of the Fourth in thnt city, at the dis
play of fire works in the evening on the Com
mon, one Of the murtnrs used for throwing
shell rockets, burst with terrible report,
killing three men aud boy and seriously
injnring several others. One OF the men killed
was some 30I feet from the mortar when it
exploded.
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tg- The Euiaula (Ah.) Spirit Of the
South, on the 9th instant, SAYS awe hear but
one account of the Cotton crop, and that is
TO the last degree uniavomble."
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rSy- 'Oh, Mary, my hear; is breaking Us
II, indeed, Mr. Closelistl So much the better
for you.' why so, my idoIr Because,
when it's broke oul-and out you may sell of
the pieces for gun llints.'
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.S-A few nights since, family in
Charleston, \. g., was awakened by the pit
iful cries OF cat when the house was dis
covered to b. on fire. Had il not been Tor
pussy's warning, the whole family might
have persisted.
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WASHINGTON, July l0.-Col. Vaudeville,
formerly ol New York, h been appointed
surveyor General Of California, in place of
Col. Jack Hayes who has been appointed
surveyor General of Utah.
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Public Debutc.

There will he public debate at Dixon's Mill McNTinn
county, on Equal Rights and Equal Distribution" on
Saturday, the 25th instant. All persons who wish to
participate are invited to attend, July II
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COM M E RCIAL,
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, July 10.
l hand herewith statement of Produce market,
and would state that the stock of Bacon is very light
and prices will probably improve present quo atiOus.
Wheat is in very great demand, and If your farmers
would only act upon the suggestions contained in my
circular to send their Wheat this Market they would
HOtr be realizing the benefits of such course quote
WHEAT white LOO a Al so, sales have been made at
So red l4O "a go, sales have been made at ~ Co.
but think these prices will continue after the lst
to 18th OF August. FLOUR, iron new Wheat 50 IN 050
and from old ~ N s. RNCON, sides i6 20 l7c hams IS
a. l5c shoulders l3 a l3Hc. L,RD II 40 1Sc. CORN
a lilo. FEATHERS A. % Acc. SrocK PBhs 40 a 30
DREswAy % a 3Oc. Butter 20 On 2sc EGGs l6 % lsc
No other changes.
Yours very truly,
j. A. ANSLEY,
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SWAMP LANDS IN FLORIDA AND Missouri
"A patent in favor OF The State of Florida
for swamp and ovesfnwed lands, in accor-
dance with the net approved September %,
1850, embracing up,shrdS OF one hundred
aud fifty -sevrn thousand acres, has just been
issued by the General land Office. A sim
liar patent for four Thousand and six ncres
will shortly be issued in favor Of the State of
Missnuri
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rSg- The woman who undertook to scour
the woods, has abandoned the job, owing to
the high price Of soopsuds. The last that
was heard of her, she was Swimming the
Sens
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.7zg- The beauty of Indian names when
translated is all hnmbug Mississippi means
no such thing rs "Father of Waters" but
simply "Big Water, or Biz River" An en-
change says that Niagara means clark To
the Thunder" 1t does not. In the Tusca.
rorn language Niagara signifies nearly the
same rs "Bg water.tumblp
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NOTICE-I will sell to the highest bidder;
~ for cash in hand at the Court house door
in the town OF Athens, on Monday the Sd
day of August next, both the FOREGOING town
lots. or so much thereof as shall he necessary
to satisfy the taxes, costs and charges due
severally thereon. JOHN A. GOULDY,
July 3, IS57-St-45S Sheriff.
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OS-"Whrre n woman" says Mrs. Parting
ton, "has once married with congraling and
warm heart and one that beats responsible to
her own, she will never want to enter the
maritime state again"
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t4s- Mrs. p. IT, Barnum and family sailed
for Europe on Wednesday, in the steamship
Canada, there to rejon her husband, who
intends to make England his future home,
having saved enough from the wreck of III,
fortune to enable him to live in comfort, il
not affiueuce, the remainder of his days
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Trust Sa1c.

u BY virtue OF the power in me vested by Deed OF
MD Trust, regularly executed by George Horne, will
proceed sell the Courthouse door In the town OF
Athens, Saturday, the 18th day OF july 10 the high
bidder for cash in hand Lot No So in the said town
OF Athens, McNlinn county, Tennessee together with
all the buildings thereon and the hereditaments and
Hppnrenances thereto belonging The said property IL
situated the Southwest of the Public Square,
and consists of one Brick Dwelling House, and Frame
Store House, now occupied by c. f. Gibson. The said
Deed was executed to secure q debt due the Bank OF
Tennessee and for the benefit Of which the property
will be sold. % WIN. McKAMY, Trustee.
June -, lSbT-td-455
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T THOMAS STEPHENS, Sheriff and Col.

7 THOMAS STEPHENS, Sheriff and Col
lector of the public taxes of McNiinn
county, do hereby report to Court the follow
ing Town Lot as having been given in for the
taxes for the year s55 that the tax thereon
remains due and unpaid, aud that the owner
thereof has no goods or chattels within my
county on which can dislraiu for said tax.
TO wit:
John 0nly--one town lot lying in the 18th
civil district and known in the plan of the
town of Calhoun MS Lot No 6I-tax SI,os;
Clerk fee : so; Col lector's fee 81; Printers
- 5O--makiuy IN all S5,OS.
Whereupon, It is considered by the Court
thai judgment be and is hereby entered
against the aforesaid town lot, in the name of
the State. for the sums annexed, it Icing the
amount of tax, costs aud charges due thereon
for the year 1888; and it is ordered by the
Court that said town lot be sold as the law
directs, and that m order of sale ihsue.
JOHN T. SLOWER, Clerk.
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;sg- In New York, Brooklyn, Williams
burg, Ilohoken aud Jersey city, there are
1000 grog shops.
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10y ais that lighlnnlng bug!" asked {
short sighted lady "No," said the Miss, ii's
a BIZ buzz with u cigar"
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W The EImiFa ADVERTISER in speaking of
the fashions, says:
"Srip all the men and women Of our VIII
loge OF their tine clothes, aud what II change
would b. apparent"
on course there would.