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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-07-17

PETTY..-From the impression which we
early received and have always entertained,
through years now not II few, Of the Pres
dents personal character and disposition, to-
gethcr with the liheralizing Influence of his
long experience in the civil service of the
Government, We had hoped, and even ven
iured to express the hope that in the ncces-
sion of kind-hearrd MIR. buchanan to the
Presidency the country was to witness, it
not an entire return of that terra of good
feeling" which, forty years ago, marked the
advent of the last Of the stock of Revolution
AIRY Pre- idents, at least il was TO witness no
recurrence at that petty prescription of hum
bic clerks and servants in the Government
bureaus which marked the "rpigu." We
learn, however, with sincere regret that this
small game has been started anew, though
not, We are confident, with the Presidents
prlvlty or sanction. a case came TO our
know ledge yesterday Of the summary dis
miNsaI of n gcntleTin who, though only Il
clerk, could challenge comparison in all
that ennpbles man with any member of the
Government, and whose only fault, if that
may he called one, consists in being n decid-
ed Wing. We have no sympathy for Off
GERS dismissed for cause; it is the duty of
those entrusted with the superintendent of
the public service TO displace unworthy ser
wants; but here is the cusF of man not anly
whose life, private and official, il irrrprnueh-
atlr, hut who wore a sword in defence of his
country before those who now cOntumeons-
ly deprive him OF his bread were born. Such
Il case we cannot suppose to be solitary
one National InieligenceT, 10Th.
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W- The tribute Of respect from Meigs
county will appear next week.
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lsg- The ntrrments in New Orleans for
the week ending July 18th, were IO5. No
case of Yellow fever has yet occurred in that
city.
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THE PREss.-Under this title Mr.. J. w.
Forney gives notice that he is about to pub
lish Democratic daily newspaper in the
city Of Philadelphia, It will sustain the
policy of the present National Adminislra
liop. He promises dignity, courtesy, and in
dependence in the utleranee of his senli-
mpnts
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icy Our thanks are due Mrs McDefmott
for the present Of lot Of the largest and
best prates ever grown out of Ireland
They were the real meoy murphies.
Mrs. D. Clenge also has our thanks for
some beautiful heads Of early cabbage.
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MONEY REmITTAScEs by rELEGRAPH.--In
England, the Electric and International Tplc-
graph Company have organized their estab-
lishment in such n manner that money de-
posted with the company will be advised by
telegraph order, and be paid out to the parties
named in the order. We concur in opinion
with contemporary, that these money remit.
tances by telegraph are the beginning of
great system which is likely to supersede post
office remitionces; and we trust with safety
poual 10 lis swiltnpss,
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|. single day.

There Isl hack line running three times n
week (hIondays, Wednesdays and Frdays,)
between Athens and the STRENGTHENING
Immediately on the arrival Of the cars. To
all who may be in search of health or plea
sure we would say, visit the Sulphur Springs
of Rhea
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ATHENS, FRIDAY, JULY II, 1857.

eB- We are authorized and requested to announce
Col. JAS. JARVIS, Of Monroe county, as candidate
for the State Senate, In the District composed Of the
eouRties Of McMinn, Monroe, Meigs and Polk.
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l7y- Howell Cobb il named for The presi-
debcy by some Of the democratic journals.
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~ Athens SaturdHyut l2t. lie informed US
that the propretors of the stage line on the
road between Bulls Gap and Jonesboro', are
putting passengers through in fine time
that there are plenty Of coaches and good
teams on the road, and that there is no chance
of any one being delayed who may wish to
get on. We learn that DR.. Cunningham has
purchased rails suflicen, to iron the road, and
that negotiations are on hand which will en-
sure its entire completion by the close of the
present year.
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TnE RIors IN NEW YoRK.-The Herald

| The RIors IN New YoRK.-The Herald
contains the following OF the bloody riots in
that city on the 4lh and 9Th, between two
/ gangs or factions Of rowdies belonging to the
democratic party. We wish the reader to
/ bear in mind that the bloody Know Nothings
did not have any thing to do with this riot.
The Herald says:
Bloody riots have been going on in this
city during the past forty eight hours. The
conflict began on Saturday afternoon in the
"B.oody Sixth" ward, between gang calling
themselves the dead Rabbits" and the
Bowery Boys, in Baynrd street, near Mulber-
~. Firearms we're freely used, and seven
persons killed, and twenty five or thirty
wounded. In the Seventh and Thirteenth
ward there were also serious affairs, in which
a number of persuns, including policeman,
was badly injured. Last evening the fight
was renewed IN the Sixth Ward, when a ter
rible conflict took place between Two factions,
and eleven persons were shot, many fwhom
are supposed to be fatally wounded. The
police did all they could To suppress the riots,
but they were totally insufficient even 20 pro-
tcct themselves from the fury of the mobs,
"lli HHu ~ Hhl DttH lbI llt IIfetNCt w iHc
military in the very heart OF the rioters
stronghulds there is no knowing where tho
matter would have ended, number of pc.
Iicemen were seriously injured by the riot in
Bayard street. Among the number officer
jenkins, who is not expected to recover
COruners Perry and Connery were active all
day yesterday in investigating the occurrence.
MNHEsoTA.--lt appears that, after all, the
Black Republicans have swept Minnesota
Territory; ceetinga large majority of the
delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
Minnesota is settled principally by foreign
ers-those enlightened sutlragans to whom
Northern Democrats and Black Republicans
gave their right of suffrage before they be-
came citizens. "Ihe only national party"
expected confidently TO carry Minnesota
but the foreigners, it seems, ungratrtuly de-
serted 'the only national party" and went
over to the Black Republicans in crowds
How now!
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s5y- The remnant Of Walkers army,
which arrived at New York in the Wabash,
are represented as bcingin great distress,
and they very naturally lepl indignant at the
indifference manifested towards them by their
late leader. A delegation selected from
among them waited on Walker, and repre-
scented their distressed condition soliciting as
sstance TO enable them to reach thr homes
lie replied that he could do nothing for them,
rs he VAS as poor as themselves. Many of
them, especially some of the ladies whose
husbands had been killed, expected he would
take sufficient interest in their welfare 10 at
least call upon them, bat even this he did
not, although sent for by some Of them
One of the most intelligent of the wounded
men said:
"lle might have given us n sight of his
countenance, anyhow, and IL he couldn't
aheped us, let him say so; now there was
Bonaparte, he used to 60 round and show
some feeling for his wounded soldiers, but
here is General Walker 10 this city, and
don't even come to look at "; it don't APP
par human; he wont get me to fight in Me
aragna for him again; but lis just like him,
he never did appear to care how the wound
ed and the sick Jared in Riyas."
t9SS' One of the most absurd incidents con-
nected with the "unceftain humor of the
times" is the attempt OF Gen. Harris and
democratic presses to introduce Henry Clay
as witness against the constitutionnlty Of
distributing the proceeds Of the public lands
amongst the States. There is scarcely boy
Of ten years of agc in the coutrtry who does
not know that Mr.. Clay was The father o,
the distribution policy, and the attempt to
use him as witness against it, is not only
absurd but the most unbushing specimen of
impudence when 1.-The times" has produced.
The next step, we pfssna-s--.-Ai 5s 70 claim
that Mr.. Clay was lender of the democrat
ic paTtL
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? Athens must have been bidding for the
atronage OF the road-it seemed to us that
lace had had enough before ths--it had the
| iperintrndeni, several oilicers, prints its
ewspaper aud does all It's job printing there,
nd had dinner and supper house onp way,
1t this was not enough: they had to have il
|. Well, they have got it and we expect
ey needed il. Let them have it, Clereldnd
amer.
Poor fellow! how hard he takes it!
|. Doodle SAID to Noodle
| I'll have all the fish;
| Noodle said to Doodle
I'll be in the dish
| Doodle said to Noodle
II III give no fish to you.
II Noodle said to Doodle
| |. Oh, Doodle, Doodle, dol
And do you really mean that Athens "has
all" and that your precocous little locality
l now nothing more than a wayside place
where the trains stop to pet--their phis-
les, But don't fret too much-we are 90.
nr TO Knoxville tomorrow, and will make
such arrangements us will prevent any
more sights being put on Cleveland. The
Incorporated rights and privileges Of that
TO the full extent of fifty miles,
hall be maintained nj all hazards.
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oprnittod 70 -l..t--,l .
Preside, plainlyO To n. A. SEYMOUR,
Editor Proprietor Of the Natioual Police Gazette,
may str New York City
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SULPHUR SPRINGS, RHEA CouSTY.-These
Springs, which are rapidly acquiring m un-
precedented popularity, are belieyed by many
to be of recent discovery. Such, however,
10 not the fact. They were known many
years ago, and the older inhabitants have
long been acquainted with their healing pro
perties. They speak of them MS having given
health to many afflicted persons long before
the public was made acquainted, through DR..
Horr, with the peculiar virtues of the water.
It is not saying too much to assert that the
Sulphur Springs are equal to any watering
place in the South, as regards the heath-re-
storing properties of the waters pleasnntness
Of location, and the accommodations offered
by the enterprisiug proprietors. As to the
prices of boarding, which we annex, they are
much lower than at any other respectable
watering place:
Boardinc-per month, S22.5O
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n Il ID u Q n ID
Through Rates of Freight
From NASHVILLE 10 KNOXVILLE,
AND STATIONS ON THE
East Tennessee and Georgia RdN Road.

dCUGAR, Coffee, Molasses lin barrels,)
db Tobacco lin boxes,) Nails, Dry Hides,
Tolls lin barrels,) Copperas, Rope and
z cordage, Fish, Cheese, Soap, Star and
dTallow Candles, White Lead, Bar Lead
,l(in kegs and boxes Pig Lead and Shot
On kegs,) Liquors lin barrels and
casks,) Crockery Ware lin crates and
wcpsks,) per 100 lbs, 0Oc'
No article entitled to this rate except
Chose specified above.
C3 Shot and Lead in bundles, and bottled
Liquors win be charged the regular local
-----"f each Road.
y Athens Saturday'ut TT. He Informed us
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II 4Io INIsiIIl. .E5tIeeT,S T,SVheeIinE, 7Va.iN
now opening of The theSt aud largest
OF goods IN his line that has been bHonPht 10 s
tty, which viii be koid Wholesale
"a NE Most celebrated English and sissc Manu-
iactarerers Also. the reel n H. D. American Patca4
lever Watches Clocks In great variety Including few
h5 Regulators OF fine quality, ritable for Banks Ea02A
stations, ONcea and Watch Makers fr,s a. ys.r
Beautiful JeMElry In sets Otherwise OF Coral Mosaic,
Cameo Gold Stone, Lava and a Gold cweiEyi Als0EAh
assortment Of Soft Solder and plated celry very cheap
Fins pocket Cutlery, Gaors Scissors. slteT Napkin
Rings, Gard Cascs, Gold Pens, &C. &c, ETcEys article
ts establishment IA warranted 10 be good rVprese;-
81, the money returned. cali h respectfully BoleIed
hih26 us Main ST., Ole door from MAEsh 'raylor',
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-cHUkcHLs OF WHEELING.

= III C4NS-A1 Us - '" - = - : - - -
l t. follow list OF the Inherent Churches, and their
time and pae. OF meeting ii there are any aAtakss,
-, .or.e,sp Win pleasure:
81 Natt5,tr,s gjisroJaia,,, Corner slOnror byron
,.,. Nv, . n PyNxIKs Rector n,orulpg services IOSa
o,,,ort ryr,Ipr.7.
4, ,6,,,. EDi,eoDalan Main street, between
- C.rtr+ MLt,llpp. Key. q. X WAKxLK, PASTOR
'iIrinS at t H. WTTn
aud quincy ices niOrnns and afternoon
>J yr,,y,r,,i,,t webst, r street, Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; morning and evening
THid FrssGytsrdH, Pii street. between Chestnut ana
Yt south wl,eeng Rev. L. WOODS, Pastor, SeFTi-
csl morning and evening.
EsHy Ie.Eyterat Rev a. FAuLL, Pastor, Siaiastreet
between Washington and Adams sss services morning anu
''sa,nF ,,g ,.1. H.sedf.t X,r.copa REV. j. r. wusOs
PASTOR between Monroe aud quincy
nnornng and evening.
T~tG street Methodist EltseoPa.' KEY. -
Oruer Iarket and North S's.' S0i'h "hss"nS' 80
morning and evening. ,.-,..,, No., II Mos.
CadPtias .Srest As''oa'Ss -, ~, s.cond
Ou Pastor, c'aPlHs street between FIRST ana Ssson3
Centre whrc 'nS services morning ana evening s,,x,s
South ""se4'"9 ~ - ..
a'ori services morning and sYs%,ns 1,.s
Whse,f"g As'@Aa e""4s'' V4 ~: ~
y. WILSON, Pastor -. n I,v,,-,o. Pastor
GsJ1""a 1IsiH0.'s mira centre wheel
Chapins street, between "e'l'e' anu -A''
ing' 80. ,,s...,, p, ps, prsuoP
81 as' C@sed'a! Roman service.
n ,. "HAlANN' l.aN . t""'
0Lh'hE "ha I ~. !, r HirC,upy Pastor, corner
Asso''d's 1'g 49, - = ~. ,,,,rDi,g and afteruoon
fnrhet ,' G,s ",Trr, between Th and
D"P'-'' --,..,.,o,n evening.
'I1h s,esn webs.er aud Third
Centre wheeling; services iv tbs s'Ornlnr and ~
evening. u,,,,, pastor. Clay
EEdEptttcGt 4TOttNt"'t'' ~. = -
street. above sixth EaAs " mnesfHs' :, z,,,vv,,,,,
Li"n Erdh0t''e"t A""'' ,, -, - T,irl. Centre
Pastor, Market street. between "sUs.sl A"'
wheeIos' services morning anu rs,,,.. N.rks. and
Jttrfsh Synagogue quincy s"st'' 's'"
NAin.
German FrO.esfrHi' CRi0n Hall Naih suss'' -
Monroe aud Quincy services iUH no'"'"e'
* ',I,s,.5 .5-INIpL,f,1I,1OJ2S,
ODD fEhA~ON w = A's
VIrgIuIns Lodge Ne 's-Meet' every THURSDAY
sem, 'sl'"t :, - ~. ~. :, a = " Iy,rr secretary.
'AAES ~. 'iO -. " -, ~. -. = .Lo,,eevrrv
FrnnkIln Lodge Me- 1S.-Slset' as aooTsssS,' ~
Monday evening. J. ). REFacH' n H' ~ =, ~
Eeisty, Secretary.
Wm. Tell IodEo Ne 33.-Mes.' a &'aS'.e 81 Sosn eve,
S"Sd, Ws.sips s,II,'a; ioa.s No. soM., every Monday
evening the Hall, Market aud Quincy street'
Es1noIn I,et,ue No. s2.-Mee.s as above every
s:sr'',ry. secret s.s-''' !,
nrnmS Ene"%pnent ne. ~. SrstsnS satrd
Tas.say evening. @ of @ each month. n. O. Miasu O. p; "
". RiureAdri, scribe.
"m, Te'l EncamPment No. 3+.-Atss.s Sc = 4
above the second and JoHrh Tuesday eYehnS n!s "
month, ''E''r N5HFs' 9. - z; e4a' 1''s-' ss'.'s'
MASONIC DIRtSCIofN1'
OhIe lodge Ne IOi.-Msss' a. Masonic Hal. Han
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NUMBER 2e
CITY BUSINESS. =
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE
17A MAIN ST ANH EEL mo.

1fI4 MAIN 5SI., M Mf5EE14ENl4s
FAIL .A1fD irlFIER IysADE
SToSE q THOMAS take pleasure in 6nhouncins Thai
= sy are now IN Eeespt OF the'r t stock rS EElEAnd
lSry q ootls, VarIc % nd n iIIInery a GODS
They haYS lust tbclr Second Eau Purchases
which, added to their soss viii cnshe thcI % pre-.
sent to tbs Public more than 81 - r5.,tt--.
$4,000 OIETH OF GOODS.
GsbG by fat the 1tgest aid sosT pEsIRXBLE 6Ss ana
cbracing the DE5r SELEC1TGN of choice goods hES
cTer offered " the Pnbjis.
To r former variety they have added . large scGk If
CarstinS and Rugs OF pe latest designs and host
and Al0 beautiful line choice FFs for tS
Winter both .! which, well TO their stock
generally, they !nvr the attention tie Trade. .t'
Having been IN the E1stsrn Ges short pTeVods
the late heavy rise 10 all kinds OF Cotton FabrC and buy
Ing largely With th sh have done for manX years
tuFs In some instapces they Rbie ovr uGuseHrns
TO eS6 Gosh 6FyeTs, either by the PIRCE RETAIL
exec d hy no similar horseil the West . :
10 meet the wants CT their rapidly increasing Trade Er
have made, and making simple arrangements furnish
the Public with OF l5 best rejected LtOcka goods
tlsir line in the West 81 aas sll.al sf. - -sgI
Ia this stock may be found fully
100 SdS 8ilkseDnbrAc!iig the GuRst
5000 " French MTrinues, CRshmeres, BONITA
Aioets ana AIaddonias-ot every quality aud cclor,
full line OF the Richest PsutSd ouhrc s6a4sd aa f,f
In striped Cashnletes and DelaAes-lniport,Sl
400 ShaVls aud 0l0aks--SIubrRcIaH goEle q sRy
ever oGet e;t In Wheeling.
$1,000 yds Gnghaus, Dhbazes DtIaneE Ond PrInty aud
GO,u1O Of DemestcE-e4lraeRg the iaIgeSt line; 4
house, II not by any tsuse ia tiS city. flffstfig
They have laid in their with 70 \ cIoST eSh
tfade ard psaSe the Public that eaoEt upon part
shall bt wanting 10 please.
They feel confident that they can oder nduc.ieutS L.
"oae crh 6ugsyE sxcrlled by the West II in
ne U9trd Ststgs No trouble 10 Show seolssoodS SeA
Cars, lio:els aud Boats for ctstUmtts. 57ls-7
~ Always on Aand Prime 1--we Getsse Feathers
Tn
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DEALER IS
NJ nsic md NIuEi,nI Instruments, CutIorv
aud variety Goods,
NO. 1875 MAIN STR EhT.

AM receiving and keep constantly hand large Stock
4 OF the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS & co IS PTANOHS
Also, complete assortment of &ELnDEoNS and SEIiA.
PINES, from the celebrated manufactures Of Csrart
NedhAm and a. r. Hughes. AlsO Sllenled Gothic Or.
gam style for Churchrs Lectnre Roons with nr
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IhE LAW OF NEWSPAPEks.

l-subseribers give express notice TO the
Gray conaderrd wishing to continue telr Snbscr-
tiUhs. aE.-..
I subscribers order the dscontinuaAee Of ther peri.
OdeAs the publisher continue to send them until all ar
FeaTHRes paid. sa- .
SI Subscribers neglect refuse to take their perod
which they directed they are held
Tsspourbe tl they have settled the bill and ordered them
discontinued.
--I tnbscribers other PAces without Inform
m publishers and the papers sent to the former d
FtetOn, they held responsible
5Ihr Courts have decided that refusing ts take pertod
the Ocr removing and leaving them uncaeu
or,ts pJ1Btd Jpci1 evidence Of Intentional fraud
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Books, Stationery q wan Pape
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

HAVING purchased the Book Stationery and Wall Pa.
IL par establishment OF John H. Thompson, will cOntn-
the business the cid stand, III Nam street. Wheeling
Va, and respectfully solicit patronage
heretofore s01iberaiy 1xteitdrd predecessor.
Is my purpose to Keep constantly haud full and
eOmdlee assortment In the branches the
ness, and to cell at the lowest prices.
To Country Merchants, Teachers and others purchasing
at Wholesale, great inducements offered
prices. fa &
EaI-Cash paid for Raga
n0V19-ly JAS. c. ORR.
TO my Old Friends and Customers.
TAXI great pleasure in Recommending SIR. Jas. O. Orr,
whom have aid my stock Books Stationery, Wall
paper, and continuance Of the pa
tTouAEe heretofore enjoyed by
hoVi3 JOHN H. THOMPSON.
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WHEELING VA, THURSDAY. MORNING.
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburgh q Wheel
ing Railroad.

@ sssas Ezs ~
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GDr lObrrlirro 1ltttlligentrr,
Is PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-wEERLY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL & McDERMOT.
TERMS.

OFFICE Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy ST.
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NeW ArranRement,l !.

WOULD announce the EuDscrbers for rApers, rrcIsA
icas, &c whose hnvc beGn Transferred
Mr. TopiuE BOOKS ts: receiving said PEgiaAI
calls regularly, would request h0@e
To- TO call A. II Main street Any SiahnF ~ Aisesnroe
their will please adHRg that lon.
lr.seryy their eoPss. We haze just received ncassef
elegant Family Bibles alec late publications. Mr. Hrts' snA
Slrs. SouttW0rtis WORKS Everything Ia de Book
stationery line be hHd Mt the Cheap Book Store. Be
III Main street. I151 1sTApiOi 'ff JAS c. ORR
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T( CORN EsPONDENTS.

LETT concerning subscriptions advertising other f.
ancaI OF the nEegencer, should be addressed to
L:t concerning the editorial department Of the paper,
Saou the Editors, jointly OF to either Que
o
Correspondents writing for publication will please write
My side Of the paper.
and secure more prompt correspondents than
: .y night otherwise receive.
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SI1-ElA-LNN 49,"
very neat aud suPeIiorartiels Of
BANK CHECKS on all the city Banks
ORDER BOOKS,
.sARK DEEDS, NOTES. DRAFTS, &G''
Printed ON .xtra PAPER, for sale tthls ohiss.
sD-o, Receipts and Bile 9f La7tfsg
u,.as Bound to order. Also, every description Of
L ~ IFF tIFN tE'klEkG
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q. P. 9.BR owns -

Watches, JewcIry. fsfII cr md FsIafas1 7SI are:
Clocks, a &. Lxc
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANGPACTURLb
BGT1.KtsS Nook .KEE1ER'6

1-...-.e .H#i-#T ."TltInp H'1IIS g.
,ISCE Fluid lax has been before The public
nearly two year /: has bcn constantly Ea!nluE Il
mold Fluid
During the past twenty thousand quart and pint 6at-
Ties together with smaller sizes nnTmeEHbc Dave stSp sUd
10 bankers and merchants in Cincinnati, Louisville Pits
Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit uHuIe Lafayette
HncenneS, indianapolis, Evansville, FratLort Ieil+on
NasGyic Memphis ST. Louis, Hicksburg Jackson, Matches
anu New Orleans 1t has also been adopted the State De-
artmcns Of Kentucky Tennessee and Mississippi 1t has
hst claes diplomas nt The Mechanics 1nsttucS
cincinnati and Louisville, and four Diplomas Prize Me-
dAs a. State Fairs held last Fa In EeF YoSk Ohio nd4ar4
and Illinois.
The following merchants BANKERS &C.. In Whcesax lp>
tofore using ArnOldL English Ink, P1scSse j. a1-
lerSSs Book Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank OF HryfnIn: AEeEchantsik
Bank Of Wheeling Bank Of Hhesuas; CTscent Msuuactl-
r1g Company; County Clerk - Ohio County; National f
Sraph oiiss B9ltIm0ys and Ohio Railroad oHcei NpIAre
House; Kelly, Holloway Co.. RisseN McAlee; GoPdoA,
MattheEs Co.; Sweeney 4 SoI DORno & CO8gal; Ott
Boyd Boyd OFT; Oliver Pryor jas. II. gsoot a Llsnb-
din, GlbersoE Co.; PrcSs. f3T E55F5 IuI .Jf'5Ii19
Por sale at manufacturers prices by -
! oc80L ..e.l8 % q AAaBDTN. GILBERsoXE CO.
WnIchGSs JeWery feiIS nna q FsInttsS I0E a r.,
Checks, q.