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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-25

ST. LOUIS, Sept l6.--rhe Kansas Con-
s,itnlIon'h Convention WAS organized by the
choice of John Calhoun for President, who
made speech in favor Of submitting the
Constitution tn the people.
Five hundred U. ). troops left Lpaven-
worth on the 9Th inst, Tor New Mexico.
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A SENSIBLE ID croR.-A doctor up town
gave the following prescription for sick
lady few days siuce: "a new bonnet, IL
cashmere shawl, anan pair of galter boots!"-
The lady recovered immediately.
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~ The Utica Telegraph has an article
headed, "Why Old Maids Multiply" THIS
Is som thing new. 1t has always been un.
dersto"d that they are just the ones who do
not "muIiiply and repIenish the earth"
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THe WHEAr Cnop.-Thr Ghnrlpsion Cnr

TIE WHEAT CKUP.- he Vharlrston Cor
respondent of the Memphis Bulletin writes:
II is estimated that the wheat crops OF
tennessee, Georgia, North and South Cnro-
INA, viii amount, to four and n haf mi lion
bushels. AMI that OF this amount Charleston
is likely I" receive 250,OOO barrels of flour,
and l,5UOOOO bushels OF wheat. For the
last niC" mouths there have been exported
=" Spain from this city 10000 barrels of
Hour. There are now IN Gror.n and Ten.
nesser twenty r.r merchant mills, with he
capacity 81 two hundred barrels each per d ,y,
b'sd,s large numbet OF smaller capacity;
there "rs ads" several large mills in Norih
an South Catolina, aud Il great many
smaller ones, SO that hnrleston may nav
be termed flour and grain market.
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The FIRST RAIL ROAD RIDE IN ARKANSAS.
On FRIDAY, 4lh inst, the first locomotive
ever run 10 the State of Arkansas, ran over
the track of the Memphis and Little Rock
Rii Road, for II distance of three miles-us
far as the Road is completed from Memphis
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Sin Ele NJ IL m b erS
S.1DE 1riuoAs
Nearly one Prize to Eoery Nine Ticketsl
MI Scheme
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY,


The numbers from to SO 900, corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
slips of paper, are encrsed in small tin tubes and
placed In one wheel The first 4G7 PriSes, similarly
printed and encircled are placed in another Wheel
The wheels are then revoved and number is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and ut the same time
Prizeis drawn from the other wheel The number and
Prize drawn out opened tni exhibited to the al
ence and registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against the number drawn. This opera
ton isrepcnted until all the Prizes drawn out
APPROPRIATION PRllEs-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbersto those drawing the first 7
Prizes VIII he entitled to the 8S Approximation Prizes
For example: IT Ticket No. 1880 draws the 400 .OnO
Prize those Tickets numbered 2iS 1929 1o5l 1870
will each he entitled to Si0o II Ticket No. bjl draws
the sN0O0 Prize, those Tickets numbered 5iS $40 h
o'2 viii each be eNtitled to $500, and according
to the above scheme. 'e
The3,00O Prizes of s2n will he determined by the
hgure OF the number which draws the 10000 For ex-
ample, II the number drawing the 100000 Prize ends
with No.1 then all the Tickets where the number pds
with VIII he entitled to $50 II the number ends with
No. then all the Tickets where the number nds with
2 will he entitled to ego, ana so on to o.
fsTfcafes IF Packoges will be sold at the following
rates. which Is the risk
Certificate of Package Of q Whole Tickets $50
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Thus the picture looks now.

The MAN WHO BRoKE THE TELEGRAPHrc
CABLE.-The letter OF Professor Morse, gives
perfectly clear and understand .be explana-
ton o! the cause Of the breaking of tue
Atlantic telegraph cable, and fixes the blame
ct the disaster where it properly belongs
Mr.. Bright, the head engineer, who had the
cable under his sole direction, appears to
have been the culprit, He hid put the
blame upon "a mechanic" but Professor
Morse says that he ordered one of his sub
ordnates to apply the brakes, the "mechanc
hesitated, Mr.. Bright repeated the fatal order,
and The mischief was done. The Professor
sarcasticolly remarks that Mr.. Bright 'gener-
ously" gave II Certificate exoncraling all per-
sons on board the ship from any Jlauie Tor
the disaster. Another very important fac,
stated by Professor Morse, is that the cable
was running out out very little faster than
the rate ut Which the ship was going.
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tag- A ielegraphic dispatch from I.ecomp-
ton says Inc Constitutional Cnnv. ntinn has
adj ,urned to the 81 Monday in October
The Tree State delegates refused seats.
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sS- What is stronger in death than in
life! Ar old acknowledged hen. Ii you
don't believe it, try to dissect one after roas,-
inn
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"utN tetU' h-tTb thtU hrcOth. ana
BEAUTIFUL C0MPLRxIoS-caD be acquired by using the
"yBdtn Qfa Thousand Fi0,oers." What lady or gen.
tenan would remain under the curse of disagreea-
BILE breath, when by using the"B,LM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS" as n deptirice, would not only render 1t
sweet but leave the teeth white as aabasterY Many
persons do not know their breath Is bad and the sub
lect is so delicate their friends will never menton it.
Beware OF eounterfets. Be sure each hottie is signed
FErRIDGE a CO., ~ T.
For sale by all Druggists. Feb 27-ly-eow-440
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BALTIMORE, Sept 1.-THE boiler of the
Telegraph Flour Mills, il, this city, has ex-
plodrd, killing fnnr children aud drmoiis =
ing the building and three dwelling houses
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GIN rocKTAILs.-A b,rkeeprr of Albany,
N. Y, has m,dr bel of $50 that he cun
make twenty gin cocktails in one minute
The editor Of the Savannah News says he
can find man in that place who will "bolt'
gin cocktails by the hour, faster than any
barkeeper iE creation can make them.
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LOOK! THIS is WORTH TRIAL
10000:
Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
For the benefit Of the
SUSQUEUANNA CANAL.


TIcktts NlU-ShNTeb IN PfOpOftOn.
We invariably answer letters by return mall enclos,
ing the tickets In good safe envelope and always OBJ
serve the strlctest confidence After the drawing II
over We send the oficial drawing with writer en-,
PLANTATION Of the result Of the venture. All Prizes
bought at this ONCE are payable Immediately after the
drawing In Current Money, and We take Bank Notse
OF any State Bank Drafts in payment Tickets 81
par. For odd amounts In making change receive
postage stamps, they being convenient than silver
Correspondents may place the confidence IN the
regularity and safety OF the nails as very few or no
misearrares Of money happen when properly directed
10 us. lie careful that you mention your Post Once
County and State. Olive us at least one single trtst
you cannot lose much. n not gain. One III ne trial
may make you independent for lie. TRY %. yhcrs
should be no such word as fall. Address .'T,s'
C0RnIN Co.,
go Rex 100 Post Once, Baltimore, Ne Z,
promptly attended to. Circulars eontsiune a ust ~
Az the Lotteries for the month, forwarded on appjies.
ton. Nsy cs-tn- De
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sSs- A Western editor thus sums up the
peculiarlli,s Of contemporary: "tle is too
lVzy to earn meal, and too mean to eat
one. He never WIS generous but once, and
that was when he gave the Itch 10 nm appren-
tice boy. So much for his goodness Of
heart
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Teacher Wanted.

take charge OF the School in the Town district to
whom liberal wages will be paid. Apply soon, to
II. H. RIDER,
J.. u. IUtSr
ROB'r SNYDER,
sept II, lS5I-3t-i6S School Commissioners.
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Forest Hill Academy,

U d 1UNk, PTncIpnT. =
'JufE Winter Session Of this Institution will open on
Monday, liih September. Term OF Session 90 weeks.
Tuition:
.",u .'''.'''''''. ''.'''.''''''..'. WV
Payable one-hatf in advance. No y Ipl permitted to
enter the school without Ticket slgutd by Secretary.
No deduction made for lost time, unless in case Of pro
trarted sickness. contingent fee Of ! per session
VIII be CHARGED By order Of the Board.
Sept ll-tf-t65 TlIOS. A. CLEAGF, Sec'y.
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Atlanta Market.


ATLANTA. Sept. u.
to-day:
Bacon hog round none; clear sides 1sc rib sides
al IKE; hams, scarce, 1Sc; shsulders l4I a 15c-
LARD, In kegs, 1sS % l9c. TsLLow l2c. PLouR good
superfne ~ go; and family s2T5 n hundred, in
bbs. or sacks. Corn, sacked. soc. WHEAT, white
sacked, Al O5 red, sacked, 95c a 81 RrE Soc. OARS
45c FEATHERS 45c.
No change in any article Of Produce Groceries dc.
oning. Trade rather dull.
Very respectfully, sEAG0, ABBOTT CO.,
Co omission Merchants, atlanta, Ga.
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Died,

On the line OF the Gle leland and Chattanooga Rail.
road, four miles from Cleveland Tuesday evening
At o'clock the 9Th inst Mr.. N. r. BrtLows, sged
forty mine years
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Fourth Annual Fair.

Fourth Annual Fair
~ THE
TENNESSEE
state AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.
THE Fourth Annual Fair Of the Tennessee State Ag
rcultural Bureau will be held the Bureaus
Gronnhs, near Nashville commencing Monday, De-
tober 2h, md continuing every day during the week.
Premiums OF the most liberal Character offered in
every department OF farm, plantation, mechanical,
manufacturing and home industry Competition is in
vtrd from every county Of the State. Printed lists of
The premiums and regulations may be obtained on APP
pcntion to the Secretary.
Sept ls.3'-4G9 Y. G. EASTMAN Sec'y,
RIDFEGE Is hereby given that 8. Congion has
transferred one hundred and a fly shares of Stock
in the Ocoee Bank to Tho. w. Galloway.
Cleveland, Sept 49, ls57-2t-i69
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John Patrick, ct al.
1T appearing from the allegations Of the amended
bill hled in this that Michael Gngery, one Oh
the defendants to the same, Is nonresident OF the
State OF Tennessee It is therefore ordered by the Mas
ter that publication be made In the Athens Post four
successive weeks requiring the said Michael Gingery to
appear Mt the next term Of the Chancery Court to be-
held at the Courthouse in Kingston on the Sd Monday
OF October next then and there to Plead answer or de-
muir to said bill, the will be taken as confessed
against him and set for hearing pdrte.
THOMAS N. CLARK, O. AN
Sept II, 1s57-it-prs fee 8,OO-lGs
81 Henry,
William @. MeLin and J. G. Steed.
UTappenring from the allegations Of the bill filed In
this cause that WIN. c. McLin, Of the defendant
to the same is nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee
Is therefore ordered by tNe Master that publication be
made In the Athens Post for four successive weeks
quirng the said William c. McLin to appear the next
term OF the Ohancery Court to be held at the Court.
house In Kingston on the Sd Monday OF October next,
then and there to plead, demur to said BILL
or the same will be taken confessed against him and
set for hearing ee pd'te.
THOMAS n. CLARK, @. 4 NJ.
Sept H. 1s51-4t-prs fee 3,OO-46s
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-25

CHEAP BREAD AND DEAR Corros.-The
Boston Journal gives this view of coming
events ut accords with past experiences to
say that when bread is cheap and cotton dear,
labor thrves best and we have no doubt that
the coming season will correspond in this
respect to former presidents. II accounts Of
crops from all parts of The Union can be relied
on, we shall have an immense surplus of all
the cereals, aud unless there is more demand
for them from Europe than present indica-
lions lead us to expect, bread must be cheap
enough TO satisfy even the poorest consumer.
On the other hand, even If present prices
should hardly be sustained, cotton will be
dear enough 10 satisfy the. most avaricious
planter, and there will be surplus enough to
pay, with other exports for more of foreign
productions than we can consume. Thus we
shall be able to keep more gold, leading to
easier rates of interest, and stimulating en-
terprises that will give abundant employment
to labor.
no thA ~. -
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ARRIVAL.
DEADERICk Il LOWRY,
Chanccry Sale of Mil Site 4 Land

DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
L Court at Athens, at the August term,
1857, viii sell, on the premises, on the 9th
day Of November next. the MILL SITE and
LAND ATTACHED, containing seven acres
81 poles more or less. it being the Mill Site
that belonged to the estate Of Jackson Smith,
deed, and where there was in his lifetime
Grist and Saw Mill. credit Of SIX twelve
and eighteen months viii be given on alb ex
cept the sum of fifty dollars, which will be
required to lie paid down. Bond aud seen.
riiy for the remaining balance, with interest
from date, and lien retained on the Land
until all ispaid. WM LOWRY, O. d. ".
Sept rs, lS57-6t-prs fee $4.50-4s0
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FfRST CLASS

.:
FIRST CLASS -
Piano Fores Books, Stationery, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Liquors. OILS &C.. lin
bottles.) Camrhene and Spirits Tur-
pentne lin barrels Carpeting China,
Glass and Glassware, Cigars(in cases,)
Clocks Coniectionaries Cotton Cards,
Casks aud Boxes, Dry Goods lin box
es and baeso Drugs, Fruits. Fruit
Trees aud Shrubbery, Furs, Garden
Seeds, looking Glasses and Looking
Glass Plates, lat owners risk) Oys-
tiers lin cans and Jars. Saddlery, Tin
and Britannia Ware, Teas and Spices,
| Georgia and South Carolina Domes-
ucs--per 100 lbs ................... 1,15 62L 70
| SECOND CLASS.
! Hardware, except such specified in
first and third classes, Coffee Mills,
Molasses, Machinery, Foreign Liquors
lin barrels and pipe.) Tobacco lin
boxes) Leather lin rolls and boxes,)l
Oils lin barrels and casks.) Gre ckery
and Qneensware lin crates and casks,)
| Rice, Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass
and Copper-per 1u0 his ............ loo 15l 70
THIRD CLASS.
| Axes, Sugar, Shovcls, Spades Sud Irons,
Pig and Bar Iron, Zinc and Tin lin
| pigsD Tin Plate, Anvis. Vices, Nails,
Casks of Chains and Hoes Mnnila
and Cotton Cordage, Cement, Coffee
Heavy Castings, Min Gearing, Rail-
! Road Wheels and Axles, Chairs and
spikes, and Resin lin barrels)-per
spFciiiL. RATES ''''''''' 'O " %
Furniture and Carriages (boxed) and
other light articles not enumeratrd;l
also, Cnrboys Of Acids her Chem-l
icals, WILDE charged by actual weight,
hut ut double first class rates-per
INV IDS. .................. 2,3O 100 ,52
Single Packages of 100 pounds and under, will be
CHARGED 20 cents on each Road.
Articles not enumerated in the above rates will be
subject to classification by the Agent at the point OF
shipment.
Or"'chdrG6s to be promptly settled by Agent deiiv-
ering the goods.
Damages to he settled by Superintendent Transpor-
tnon of this Road, and appeal from his decision
the part OF connecting Roads.
In cases Of litgated damages each Road entitled to
charge local rates from point of shipment destination.
Goods must he well and securely put up and plainly
marked with name of consignee destination, and Depot
Of delivery
This Through Rate does not Affect the LEGAL Rates of
2d February, 1857.
Through Rates On specified articles from Nashville,
as published 4th March, 1851 Is confirmed and contin
ued.
Ample notice will be given Of any CONTEMPLATED ad-
vance on the above rates. r. C. JACKSON,
snp't Trans. East Fem. Ga Rail Road.
Knoxville June LIST, 1s57-tf-I54
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G % nj M E R CIAL,
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 81.
have but few changes to note In produce market
since you last heard from me. Wheat and Flour have
improved, and now quote prime wnIrY WHEAT |, as a
u, 80, and Ran ~ 10 % LIE. fLouR $50 n 20 for
PsrG. and go az ezra I,%y Il sos' and
81 a 49, BACON sides 10 "a isNc; hams II m igr;
shoulders 15T 90 t6c. Lam is % t9c. FsATnkRs 81
q 45c. BUTTER 90 40 zoe. EoGs Il 90 IS.
Yours,very truly,
j. A. ANSLEY,
Communication and Produce Merchant.
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Maryland State Lotteries for 81,

CORDlN " w.,
Licensed agents,
Are authorized by the Managers All all orders for
Packages, Tickets or Shares, in the
n.9RI'L.H.>U LOTJERIES.
These Lotteries are drawn in public in the city Of
Baltimore, under the superintendence OF the
state Lottery Comm issiOner,
Who guar nees the fairness OF the Drawings and the
official drawn numbers published In the Journals Of
the city OF Baltimore, with his certificate bearing his
signature.
Az PrirSs are Guaranteed by the State
ONE TRIAL AAY make YOU RICH FOR LIFE.
Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily.
Send your Orders to
COR BIN a. CO..
The Old Established Authorized Agents who have sold
MORE PRIZES than any other Office in the State Of
Maryland.
PatapscO Institute Lottery.
This favorite Lottery is drawn daily The Capital
Prizes are $4,000, ',OoO 5000 $780, &c. Single Tick
cts, One Dollar.
Certificates Of Packages:
~ W hoe llckets... $1,000
ilckets e.UU
rs Quarter TieNets .....................,,,. 400
Nothing Ven;ure-Nothing Gain.
Tickets b ught by the Package are always the most
profitable to the purchasers.
For $25 send package wholes, Halves and Quarters
For 10 we send package Halves aud Whole Tikets.
For 50 we send package Quarters and Whole Ticket.
Look at the following
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500 Bushels
Pennsylvania Ciaver Seed.
A s the season OF the year for sowing Clover Seed
N (nnd ths best of al others fnr securing aud
heavy stand) Is hand offer rare chance for
securing article tlmJ viii give satisfaction. We re-.
commend this lot of Seed particularly the farmers
.SiceetICdter FiHey.
Send your orders and we will send you the Seed,
all S0Hn1 and fresh. FERNS or SALE--G,h.
Knoxville, Sept II, 1867, GAuf MCPHERSON.
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Il A l. IN PORT ATIONS!
1857.
MoE@A AN ees CO..
INpnnrKRs AKIN wunl RsAIK nK,Isps, nv

d r. O. q O ID 81
No. 10 Public Square. Nashville.
XXTE have the pleasure OF informing our customers
w and the trade generally that We are now daily
receiving and opening our usual FALL. STOCK, which
will be ready for exhibition by the goth inst.
We invite the attention OF the trade to the examina
ton OF this stockas We feel that with our long exper
and the facilities We enjoy, have succeeded in
bringing out an assortment OF goods which cannot TAIL
to please, regards styles and prices ali who NAV IN
vor with careful examination OF 1t.
Nashville, Aug 14-5m*-36i MORGAN A co.
From the Iynchbnrg, virginian.
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CLASS IS,
To he drawn In the city Of Augusta Georgia. in public
on Saturday, September 26th, 1851 on the plan of
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Rates of Through Freight

Charleston, savannah, Augusta and
Macon,
KNOXVILLE AND ALL THE STATIONS on THE
Edsf T'pnessee s. Georgia Rna Road.
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DtLN OF A THOUSAND 9LetyNwS
ID just received by [sept Al WIN. BURNS.

Fair Wlrnin-.
IHERs0NS indebted to us for goois bought preyious
Il to the lst Of last J,nary will l,wsil 20 call aud
pay mp by the LIST of October will v,l' ~ longer
So Look out. W. q. HORTON
September 1857.
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Sale of Dr. W,Lane,s Yermifurc.-

September LIST. 1857
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Npiclidid Nrht mes,
One Of which drawn 12 o'clock each day Of thu
wprk

l,8IB Przes, amounting TO S53 Is
.r. Tickets 81.
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Swan & Co.'S Lotteries |!

To be drawn In the city of Augusta, Georgia. In public
on Saturday, September 9th, 1851.
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0arrOIi frts Press.


4. sahuarlbess wto d - fiss eotios 10
At toaaasr, szspsssAaers1 a wishing 70 cen.
tlaae thcif sahssfeaHns 49,
4. II ssbsehbsFs ssdsF o. Aseentlnuanes
sf thssr psoefA i pablEshef slay eontiaue 70
asn6 them aeta Al sleaAxAzss afe paid.a .
9. q saAaes hsss nselsat e. fsiass % Use
thslr pAdaMssia Elam lhe uAes % shleh they
are aissessA thsysrs kalf tespoaslhls IN they
have settled be 30, and aaefed thsH de
eonlmaed. HU
q. n aubscrissFs remove 70 ether plaees
vIhsat lulnsulng the publishers, and lhs pa-
pers are aeni 70 the toFmsf Question, theJ
AEs heid responsible. #HLH
5. TIE Jsarts have decided that, refaslng
to take bapsr tsm the oAss, or removing
and lsavisg tAs@ uscAiled Cos, Il Priaa faesa
evidences alinaaaiieaal frand. "a
- rostmsstau wAe nssny apuehsheF thas
y news paps u sst taksG hom the oiiiee, are
required % give the ssnsSa why tbeY are not
tAken out. See Post 0facs hssrsSetiOns And
laval
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WRECK OF THE STEAMSHIP CRN-
TRAL AMERICA.

Tho steamship Central America Wa'
lost in . gAleOu saturday,ths ia inst. There
we're on board. At the time she sunk, $50
passenger. lOl officers and erssi sOtal
ssl. The asabsr reported saved vas
only 100; while soms 4Sl we're lOst,-
A cothplets list Of de names Of the iOa
Il il thosght. VII moi be had unta The ar'
YjSal o( Tie steamer ftO@ California.
% s.-.-LIIussr.--Ms learn hon further as-
counts that some I24 lisss-PFObably
moe--wers saved. The csatral Amer
;sa c.risl come $4,000, 600 Of vi4cl
81 500, 600 were lcst.
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BEsFoL's SARsAPARrLLA.-To say that
;thais celebrated preparation relieves and
cures diseases Of the lungs, tne skin, the
liver, the glands and the flesh Is simply
to condense into a sentence the accumnla-
ted, unchailenged testimony Of the sick
and Of the faculty, extsBding over peri
Od Of twenty-five yean. Referring the
reader to amlh4ntic records for proof, we
will merely remark that the preparation
is nos IN the hands OF d. 7. Laaman 4
Co., Of New York. the welLkoawn whole
sale druggists, and that none Is genuine
that lacks q fac sfplils Of their signature
on the outer liable. KEMP's WoRM LOz-
REOEs prepared BY the same Arm, have
the great merit Of doing their work thor
Ougbly and harmlessly, and Of being so
agreeable 10 the eye and the palate that
children are as eager fOr them as for ordi.
nary candies. They contain no mercury,
and none is necessity to assist their Oper-
alton,