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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-06
Chaacsry cssrs ne Athens.
Polly Lowry, BY her next friend, william
Lowry, junior,

s-<s4B WIN - - I.l
Polly Lowry, BY her next friend. william
Lowry, junior,
willism Lowry. senior. Margaret W. Miles. J.
". J. Miles, Charles N. McGhes, Mary X.
Meohss. Bette MeGhee, Ann MeGhes.
Margaret Me9hes. Jno McGhss, Lavsais
NeGhes and Mary McGhes.
Anended Bill
TN this cause II appearing from the bill that
i Bette McGhse. one Of the respondents IN
said cause. " . non.resident Of the State Of
Tennessee, II 10 therefore ordered that publica.
ton be made In the Athens Post, . Newspaper
published in the town Of Athens. McMinn CO.,
Tennessee, for fonp successive weeks. requir-
ing the said Bette Me9hes TO appear At our
next Court Of Chanssry. TO be holden In the
town Of Athens aforesaid. on the Sd Monday
Of February merit, and plead. answer or de.
muir TO the compliments amended bill filed
against her and others in said Court, or the
sane will be taken 10 confessed % to her and
sst for hearing accordingly
WIN. LOWRY, O. d n
Jan Is, ls57-4t-prs fee t8-4s4
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j. A. A " s l. II Y,

~ GENERAL
Commission and Produce Merchant,
once on Broad street, opposite Union Bank,
Augusta. GA.,
XXyILI give prompt and personal attention To the
w sale Of bacon, Lard, Grain, Flour, Cotton, and
all articles Of Merchandise consigned to him. Also
markets At the customary rates Liberal advances Ell.
ther In cash by accepances made articles In store
or when bills OF lad,ng accompany drafts.
RSTxREScEs BAKER, Wilcox Co.; NJ. D. Wilkinson;
J. c. Fargo Cashier" Augusta, Ga. Hand, williams
Wilcox; Thcs Trout Co., Charleston, 8. Q. VIM: Dun.
sturges, Bennett Co., New York. J. O. Wilson Co.;
D. Stuart Son, Baltimore. Wood Low New Orleans.
O. b. Welborn, Dalton Ga. Grenvile Sample, Chat.
tanooga, Tenn. Bearden, Son Co., Knoxville Tenn.
9. X. Reeder, Athens, Tenn. W. shspxrd Co.. Berry
Demevire, Nashville, Tenn. NOV. "a, '54-tf-8ia
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groceries,

Groceries s.t I'd.
WYE sre prepared to furnish plantation supplies Of
wv every kind and would invite the sttehtlon Of
merchants and others to stock which will at ali
times be complete, AID consists In part 1t present. Of
the following articles: ,...,lt a. n
30 hhds Sugar; 900 bags Coffee;
1900 bags Salt; 500 barrels SAT-;
800 boxes Star Candles; 800 barrels whiskey;
100 pieces BsEging 500 half pieces BaEging;
with all other articles usually Kept In such esiabuh.
ments. JOHNSON, HORNE CO.,
Aug eff Cor. Broad and Market sts., Nashville,
IUST RECEyyED-Dr. Parker's Pain Pan.
- aees; etark's Indian Fever and Ague Remedy,
an external application nalibe; Macauba AID ecotch
Smut; Hays Imminent; arabian Liniuient Steer and
Gilt Pens: Putty and window Gass-and for SsiS By
marehlS .,.a.. WIN. nURND.
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~ IT. N,
f3antpsEo ~ t!slslss y ! q -.
~ 1aoo --,vlIl bIss ~ q bklsl ~ ~:
~ MI 4 ~ AsaessA ~ aaSass -
oa>o.ttoH. ~ Na1ss 4 lse|1s ylsl1 ~ ~
~ esi1|iy u rIseA sksa ssy sshsr Il - -
~ ala lliils 80 - ssss running q K,ugs
We ~ nssuSsssuFs sssy ssps5ss Cssa
- pssd MN upoa Ne ssas principle
m ssy ma viii furnish Ne the powsr %
shst - ran IS ,psh pulley so tines
usjo ~, With iaeh band. will put up the
Mi "a I'm \ % daya V be will furnish me
= assh WAsas - I can grind m that time,
q q per bsshsl ed take The Flour 81 ~ per
berrsi viii give him the Mill for The net
yeoNts, sftss paying for the Wheat and Ill the
sxpsasss Of running. aud leave the Mill In o.
esed repair - u wss 81 the beginning.
Address THOS b. McELwEE.
kiWgze~, Tenn
Rsfsreness - 10 responsibility :--Athens,
Chattsnoogs, and Kingston. s..
~ The above Mile can also be purchased
d G. l. KING. Riesviiis. Tenn.
Jaa 10. iss7-iy-4s4
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SSAITi SALTi-sooo rs Ashland, extra ane. TOR
- table use; 5000 ns Turks Island, for picking.
sept 70 GEO. " i'nSs.
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PEA NO FORTE -.
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= WouLn Jus, inform IN vhs Wish V buy Thresbsvs
ar the eonlns season hat they should call ed rive
ie Ms'r erdeu.ss N y No they we're soIns %, sud
thct am .psepged y make hyorebls srfeepnsnt
Athens, Jsn.e, U1-tf 4 h 81 ~, = : 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN ST., WHEELING.

4 a
F.4Lk. IND JFIAIER TRADE!
y they In receipt OF their full stock OF sa and
Winter
dry Is Gods. Varieties and IEIllInerv CsOotls
They kRve just received lsr Second Eall Purchases,
which, added to their Stock viii enable them
sent the Puhlien,ors than H
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by largest MOST DESIRABLE stock, and
embracing the BEST SELECTION choice goods they
offered to the Public.
To their variety they hate added large stock Of
Carpe,ing aud Rugs Of the --latest designs and best akss,
and also abeGtpl line OF choice FGrs, suitable Tor the
Winter hqtll Of which, we'll 70 their stock
genefall9 lpHlte the attention OF the Trade
Having Ben hi EaSeTn cities short time previous to
Ing tth th Cash they have done for many
well directly from the Importers and Siunufae
instances; they able to Ter Inducements
Cdh Buyers either by the PIECE or at RETAIL
exec Il by no similar house II the West.
To rapidly Increasing Trade, they
have piae, and making ample to furnish
with OF the best selected stocks Of goods in
their line In the Vest
In thIs stock may be found fully
129u -yaR ks-embrScing SOM q the finest innoTted
z 5000 g French MeFipces, GasHmeres, BoInbaEines,
Thlbets and Maddomas-of every qualify and color,
full line OF the Richest Painted, 0mbTe shaded and Sat-
in striped Cashmeres and DelAtSes-imported.
40 SIawls and CoHLs-e9brAcing Of the richest
ever offered in Wheeling.
3OuOO yds Gnghams, Debazes, DeaInes and Prints and
$1,000 Of Observation-Disclosures the largest line of
house, II not by any house IN the city.
They have laid In their stock with view to closer cash
trade, and pledge the Puc that effort upon their
shall be wanting TO please.
They feel confident that they Inducements
close cash buyers exeelrd by the West, II
the United States. No trouble show goos-oOds sent to
Cars, Hotels and Boats for customers.
~ Always ON hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
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Change of Time!
CLEVELAND ANIiPI1TSBURGH RAILROAD.
o. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
wheeling and Pittsburgh.

t ~nee11nS ana E1GLSDur&n.
THE fine side wheel pas .,,=11. :.
b sengrr steamer FoIEST CI- JtS-@1.@kS
ttST7SffFSS TY, Capt. Geo. D. Moore, and 79HSs4SsS
SSk SksSzs3pIURNL,C ,Cal Asa Shepherd
viii daily between Wheeling and Pittsburghthe Forest
City leaving Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day; and the Diurnal every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Mt a. NJ, arriving Yelsyle in time to connect with the
Cleveland cars, and Pittsburgh In time for the morning
line East ReturnInghe Forest City Ierves Pittsburgh
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and the Diurnal every
Monday Wednesday and Friday At 10 A. NJ; arriving ut
Wheeling IN time for the mail lines for Ohio.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70 =
20 Through Tickets for Cleveland Toledo, Monroe, De-
troit Milwaukee, Chicago Buffalo and Dunkrk, sold the
office of S. O. Baker & Co fb5
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THE LADIES' DEPARTlEENT

THE LAUIElS7 UEFHRIlHENI
Is now opened for the reception Ladies' No Institution in
the Union imparts thorough interesting course in
this Department. -
In conclusion We add that shall put forth our
best efforts still eminent degree, the Hat
reception enterprise has met, ana ice
pledge oM;setUes 70 tRPGtF more thorough prdecdt
course Mercantile thH can OeIOrined dkdy
other Si7,iEdr Mercantile College.
Among the many Recommendations give the follow
Eve the undersgned take pleasure in tesfying that We
are personally acquainted with Mr. Grangers ability as an
Accountants and Teacher of Keeping, which is Of the
highest order He had great experience as an AS
countant, heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, %e
gives him superior facilities in mpnrtng a EFdcttcdt
fnotrieaeW W Book Keeping, and thorough Commercial
Education.
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TERMS:

TERMS:
For Full C0i.Tse, Including al Departments Of Book
Keeping, Lectures aud {'enandmShiP, inrdTfdbty an
ddUunoe. 95v
For EI Course IN LIdies 40
THE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
i their the gratifying and unprecedented sue
which marked the career Of their Institution since
its establishment Capnl, and stimulates them TO re-
newed exertons to meet tie most efficient manner, tic
rapidly increasing demand for aPrdctcdt aud coPesI
sire course Of mercantile training The great practical
experience Of the Principal heavy Banking and CONNER
cIa Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
men has him to bring to degree OF perfection
COUNTING ROOM Instruction. by oral exercises,
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION: @ Eaeh
STUDENT by this new process, Is drilled Ut the DESK fiTl-
udy step By step he has mastered the whole routine
Of an Accountants duties Thoroughly as M0ugh he hdd
Serred an dDDreRrice&ip In large Commercial
Hotlse thus all awkwardncss egregious
blunders are, in a great measure, dissipated
In addition engagement of accomplished Assist
ants we have secured the services oil some OF the
most eminent Lecturers In Ohio to lecture on commercial
topics.
our of Instruction extended to
here but embraces every thing connected with DoUblE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion ot
its Scientific Prncples-Lectures Commercial History
and History Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge-
ogrnphy Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy, Mercantile Law Ethics OF Trade, Fart
nerShip, &c.
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Poor old Uncle Ned,' p

''Poor Old Uncle Ned"
''And he lad wool the top of his head,
On the place where the wool ought to grow"
rINHERE folks adays, the amenta-
Il Bile fix with Uncle Ned. They may change their
song of Of rejoicing II they will only use The
means which Art offers to Nature, aid her.
kmeFBDn;B l1nfr ReaGOFRtiVe,
Is q well known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There are
those In Wheeling who testify power preventing
the loss Of hair and in restoring uNuant growth Ehere
through sickness otherwise, the hair had unfortunately
fallen out.
Emerson's Hair Tonic Is for sale by
r. II LOGAN ECO,
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CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGE AMRRIOAS MANBF4CTURBb
RUTLER's BOOK EEKEEPER'd
TyTifiner Ealri6

TNCE this superior Fluid before hspuhls
y nearly two year,, il has been constantly gaining IN
favor aud Is preferred by to the faEaned Ar
mold Fluid.
Ties together with smaller sizes ave been sold
bankers and merchants Cincinnati Louisville Pitts
bug Buffalo, Cleveland, Detro, TeFre Hae, Lafayette,
Nncennes. Indianapolis Evansville, Frankfort LexnEcHS
NnAvs Memphis St Louis, Tick1burE, jackson, Matches
and New Orleans II hes also been adopted In the State De-
partments Of Kentucky Tennessee and mississippi has
three class Diplomas the Mechanics institutes
Cincinnati and ard four Diplomas and Prise Me-
and Illinois.
The following merchants bankers, &c, in wheeling bsre
toforG using AFnos English Ink have purchased J. j. Bat
Ter sIiooS Keepers Writing Fluid;
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia; MerehantS Meehanies'
Bank of Wheeling Bank Of Wheeling; Crescent M8nuactn
ring Company County oieS q Ohio County, National Tele
House; Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell McAfeei Gordon,
Matthews Co.. T. Sweeney Son; poaue Cowgirl OFT
Royd Boyd Ott Oliver Pryor Jas. II. Stout Coz Lamb
din, GlbeTBOn Co.; Press.
For sale at manufacturers prices by
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CONNECTICUT.

Examine CAREFULLY the "insfrnctionsp onnered)
s0l From Hartford, by weihcrsfcld, Rocky Hill,
Cromwell, Mddletown, Middlefed, Durham,
Durham Centre, Northford, and Fair Haven, 10
New Haven, a miles and back, ak limos a week.
Leave Hartford daily, except Sunday, at II m in
summer, and 81 a m in winter;
Arrive ut New Haven by p m in summer, and at
81 pm in winter:
Leave New Haven daily, except Sunday, at 10 m in
summer and al III m in winter;
Arrive at Hartford by 9 p m in summer, and 8 p m
in winter.
900 From Hartford, by Hockanum, CurtiswlIe Gsscn-
bury, and South Glastonbury, to Portland, is
milos and back six times week.
Leave Hartford daily, except Sunday, at 3 pm;
Arrive At Portland by m;
Leave Portland daily, except Sunday, at Cams
Arrive at Hartford by l0A m.
900 From Hartford, by East Hartford, East Windsor
Hill, South Windsor, East Windsor, Brood Brook,
sciiicc, and Somcrvilc, to Somcrs 20 miles and
back, ffree times a week.
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NEW YORK.

Erd0'ns carefully Ae "instructonsD annered)
u From New York, by Jersey City, N. j, Passeic,
Paterson, Ramsey's, N. j., Ramspo Works, N
n, Sloatsburg, Monroe Works. Greenwood
Works, Turner's, Monroe, Oxford Depot, Chester,
Goshen, New Hampton, Midde,own, HowelI's
Depot, Mount Bore, 0svillc, Port Jcrvs, Mon
SnuP, Pond Eddy, Bsryvile, Shchols, Penn !,
Laokawsxcn, Mnshope, Pa, Nsrrowsburg, ~
y. Cochecion, Caikoon Depot, Fremont Long
Eddy, Eqnnunk, Pa Lordvic, Stockport Station,
~ W Hancock, Hale's Eddy, Deposit, Gulf
summit, Lanesboro', Pa, Sus1uchannah Depot,
Great Bend, Lodersviils, Kirkwcod, N. ", Conk-
lin, Bingham,on, Hooper, Union, Campviilc,
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Leave pir..hsld Monday, wednesday, and Friday

Leave Pit,shsld Monday. Wednesday, and Friday
al 6am
Arrive at Wiliauisown by 2pm;
Leave WiiAmstown Tuesday, Thursday, and Sui-
urday at 8 a M
Arrive at Piitskold by 2 p M,
1872 From North Adams, by Blacknfon, wilamstown,
Pownal apd Pownai Centre, 10 Bennington, w.,
~ miles and back, six times a week.
Leave North Adams daily, except Sunday, at ms
Arrive at Bennngtop by 5 m;
Leave Remington didy, except Sunday, at 10 n,
Arrive at Nor1h Adsnia by pm;
723 From North Adams 10 Williamstown, miles aad
back six times week
Leave North Adams daily, except Sunday at n
pm;
Arrive at Wiliamstown by 81 IN;
Leave WiIamstown daily, except Sunday, at 50
am;
Arrive at North Adams by II am,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-26

The business Of this Company vii. compare n
yoraby with the successful Of similar nstitu.
tons In the United States.
From the LIST day of August, 1855, in Eve months,
up to LIST January, 1856, the premiums received
amounted to the large sum of one hundred and egh,
thousand, one hundred and ffty-one dollars, with
only fortysiX hundred and sixty six dollars losses
Ieported.
With these evidences Of success and good man
agement, the directors feel justified In soliciting
share Of public patronage, believing that the
nty offered Is ample. and that all fair claims will DC
adjusted more accordngto equity than legal techni-
caiites.
The company isprcpsred to issue policies against
loss or damage by Are on DWELLINGS,, FURNI-
TURE, MILLS, MANUFACTURERS, WARE
HOUSES, all descriptions Of BUILDINGS, and
their contents, or all kinds Of MERCHANDISE,
transported by VESSELS, STBAMBOATS, CA
NAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and the usual con
veyances TO or from any portion OF EUROPE and
AMERICA, and on the huls Of STEAMBOATS,
navigdtng the western waters.
The rates Of premium will be ss low as other
| companies, and in fixing them every Improvement
In construction and arrangement will be taken into
consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
ONCE northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and
Seventeenth streets Washington city, DC.
is:s,rdnce mary also Dc effected at the Home Office
Northeast corner Walnut and Second Streets Phila-
telphIa and in other principal cities Of the United
States by authorized officers Of the company.
mar if-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-26
United States Patent Office.

WAsHI rGIor, March 20, 1857
IN THE PETITION OF ISAAC d. RUS
~ SELL and GORNELIA WATERMAN.
administrator OF Waterman, deceased, of
ne" YORK N praying for the extension cf a
patent granted to stephen Waterman deceased.
and l&a7 ID Russell, for an improvement In Ma.
chines for Saving, for feven years from the en-
plraiion Of said ratent, which takes place on the
18Th OF May, 1857:
1t Is ordered, that the ssid petition he heard at
the rent One, on Tuesday, the 10Th Of NAV
next, III IL O'Clock m and al persons sra no fled
10 appear and show cause. II any they have WHY
sad petition ought not to be gr inted
Pefscns opposing theextension ere required IN
NE In the Pat Mt Office their obj eciions specially
81 Tor In writing, at least twenty DAYS before
IN day or caring; all testimony q ed by either
party % os use1 AZ the said nearing must be a
ken aha transmitted In accordar ce with the rules
cation. y" ePPii-
The testimony in the case wilt be closed On the
9TH II May nfxt; depcs!ucns and Other nanors
relied upon as testim ony must be fled In the OH
on or before the morning Of that dav: the ,rons
msnts, IL any, within ten days thereafter
Oroefed, also, that this notice be published In
Inc National lntelligencer, Union, and star
washington C.; Republican Baltimore. Md !:
re: nsyivanian, Phils de- phia. Pa Daily News
view fork, N. and Post, Boston. Mas, ::
once week for three successive weele, preyiouss
10 the i9:h OF May nsIt, the day OF hearing
CHARLFS MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
S.-Fd,tors Of the above papers will pIea.e
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Onace
Wild paper containing this notice
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B. Q. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO, Paris.
sEAsONABLE STRING sOODs.

John sMOOT, No. IIs BRIDSE ST,
0eo; getown, ID. C., has received and IA now
enerins to customers, an assortment Of SPRING
1oops, 70 which large additions viii soon be
latest importstions. he has now received and Is
6reflng The following Goods, viz:
Biz Gro de K hine silks
Chslie Robes AID 6oatshair Plaids
Mnousiin, Chsllie and Berage Delsines
Pain Mouslfn Delains (nodes and brieht color.l
Plain fink, Blue, Buf and Green French Bin.
liants and CsmbFics
Whit and But Chinlzes and Brinisnp, (reat
1gufe9i 81
English and American Prints. new styles and fast
Striped Caliccs and sattlens, for children
India Dimiry and White Brfllisnts, cheap
faid and striped Mullins, from 15kc to 25c.
% white Cambrics (of Jones' celebrated make)
sest English Long cloths, (for ladies,) same
Jaconets, Neinsook and Swiss Muslins
sand Biz Mouslin Delsines (Lupin's)
nomesziaes, Alapacas ard English Grapes
BIZ Love and Grape Veils and Grape Collars
Em6roideries and Linen Cambria hsndh,s
LUMBAR, Dickson, and Richardson Irish Linens
Linen ard Cotton sheetings (best nshesl
shirting Cottons lofall the most sPProved mskes)
Table Damasss, Table Cloths ana Napkins
Bird Eve, Husfabsck ard Scotch Diapers
Colored boIdered Towellings, Russia and Amer
lean Crash
White Msrseilles Quilts
Gents and Boys Cassimeres
Cottsnsdes, cenims and Nankeens
Velvet and Bonnet Ribbons
Ladies' and Gents Kid Gloves Tall si.es and
Brown English n Hose, best makes
Ladies aud Misses Cotton Hose
With many other teasopable Goods, to which
ne invites !, the attention Of premgf sst.g asd
mar 6-H
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Homo Insurance Company of New York
OFFICE NO. 4 WALL STREET,

Cash Capital. .............. $500 900 90
Amount of Assets LIST JAM. 1857. .S72 1913 81
Amount OF Liabilities. 42,460 50
THIS COMPANY CONTINUES TO IN
Il sure Buildings, Merchandise, Ships in Port,
and their Cargoes, Household Furniture and Per,
sonal Property generally, against Loss or Dam.
age by Fire, on favorable terms.
Losses equitably adjusted and promp ly paid
DIRECTORS:
CHARLES Martin; WiEmarth; William q
Lambert, frm Of & Lawrence L. Co; Geo C.
Collins, firm OF Sherman d Collins; Danford N
Barney, frm Of Wells, Fargo & Co; Lucius
Hopkins, President Importers q Traders Bank;
Thomas Messenger, Arm Of T. Il II. Messenger;
William II Mellen. firm OF Clahin, Mellen & G. !;
Charles Hatch, firm Of b Hatch q Co b
Auerbury, jr firm Of l. Aterbrry, jr +, Il Co; Lu-
Glen ID Conan, Arm Of Conan, Lothrop d Co
Homer Morgan; Levi Stone, arm Of Stone
stan Co James Humphrey, firm Of Barney,
Pearce q Co F; Ward Work, firm Of Ward A
WorL Son; James Low, frm Of James Low &
Co Isaac rockingham, firm Of Il rothing.
ham Go Charles A Bulkley, firm Ct Bulkley
Co; Cephas H Norton, arm OF Norton. Jewett.
Buzby; George Morgan. arm Of + D Morgan
Co; Theodore Men aimee firm Of Bowen. Mc-
Nance Coz Richard BigeiOw, nrm Of 0oan.
Wood & Co; Amos Emo. firm Of Emo, OBJ,
erts q Co Aifrcd Barnes, firm Of A Barnes
C Co George Bliss, Of the firm OF George
Diss q ~ Roo LocKWoOC, OF the hrm tf X
LOCKWOOD Son; John @ Nelson, firm Of " elson
Co; Lyman Cooke, firm ef Cooke, Dowd q
Baker Levi Morton, firm Of Morton & Grin
nell; Curtis Noble, Arm Of Condit C Noble; John
Hutchinson, rrm Of Howe Co ; Stephen
Paul, arm Of Stephen Paul & Co Chas p Bald
via, firm OF Baldwin, STAR d Co n Gilbert ElV
firm OF Ely, Bowen C Mcconnell Amos =
dwight, finn Of Trowbhdge, Dwight & Co !;
Henry A 1urlbut, firm Of swim, H1flbut & Co !:
Jesse Hoyt, Arm Of Jesse n oyt Il Co; VIM stur
giss, u; firm Of sluigis. shaw & Co, John X
FORD, him OF Ford Rubber Co ; Sidney Mason,
hrm Of Ma,on 4 Thompson; George L Stedman ,
firm Of Stedman, Maynard q Co
CHARLES MARTIN, Presr
A. +. WILLMARTH, Vice Pres
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
IL Applications received and policies insured
by THOMAS G wHEELER Agent :
No as Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and I'm SITS.
MARLIN
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- ENING STAR.
"aoNE, BUT NOT LOST"


III sY ALfcs cAIIf.f
Minnie IN gone-on me no moro
3 wiIsmile her gentle EYES EEs-Lt
Twas but last week or that before -
saw her making pies!
Her lips were fresh as any roee;s
Yo1 would not think Ii true
And yet she said a doz IN beaux
Had kissed away their dew. .-
I saw her leave us-angels bark,
cried In wild alarm;
And save, o save her nom the dark
Twas midnight and a storm.
softly she smiled. and smoothed away
Her long and heavy hair,
And said she tn ught another day,
Would probably De fair.
The messenger, or good or bad,
That mortals AUST obey,
was here, and MinDie's pa was mad,
And SO she ran away.
And though her mother, too. was mad
And sister, cried, alack
She said she'd have him IL he had
But one shirt to his back
Quite unprepared-her heavy woes
We felt, but could not share;
She hsd but Just two calicoes,
And one cid silk 70 wear.
Twas hard to lave her childhood's skies
They never bad been dull
Twas hard to leave the apple pies
There was cupboard full.
Sweet Minnie, sheath your angry glance.
Nor think write TO blame
For who or US, had we q chance,
That wouldn't do the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-26
Medicines.
STOP THAT COUGH !

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l. COLDS, Clogf and WHooPINs CogsH
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H. In bottles at 50 cents and 81.
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TO CURE WHOOPING COUCH
RI Dr.. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup IL the
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The above valuable medicines are recommend
ed by Physicians who have tried them in their
To be had Of all Druggists in Washington,
Georgetown. and Alexandria. dec 1o-4m