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RENEGADE WmGs.-The Petersburg Intelli
gencer, referring to the North Carolina elec
ton, truly and forcibly says:
1t is beyond all manner of question a most
disgusting spectacle to see such men as Ran
som and Miller, after making the hills and
valleys far and near echo and re-echo with
their laundering denunciations of Democracy
coolly and deliberately cast off their Wing
armor, and put on the brazen panoply of that
very Democracy! A Christian swearing by
the Koran is scarcely more scandalous spe
cimen of renegadism, than an old Wing wal
lowing in the mire of Democracy. We won
der equally in both cases at the revolving
versatility of firth and infrmity of principle
which are exhibited.
Democracy, always an insdious and dan
gerous enemy to the people, has been grow
ing worse and worse in its nature and aims OF
late years. Yet it is IN its most demoraized
and demoraizing stage, that it has enticed
over to its motley ranks more of its oppo
nents than ever before. Toombs, Stephens
Clingman, Faulkner, Wise, with a hundred
others that used to make the welkin ring with
their burning anathemas against this most
despotic and corrupt party, as they once pant
ed IL, are all now vociferating its praises and
wearing its livery, just as if it were the most
e1qusitely virtuous political organization
that ever showered blessings on people. II
is the very same party, in a far more dete
riorated condition, now, that it was in 1870
when all these men were driving their dag
gers into its vtals.
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TRIBUTE TO II. II. sTEpHEys

At meeting of the Board of Directors .
the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Roof
Company, held at the office in Athens .,
Tuesday the 8lst ult., the following proceed
ings were had:
&. W. Bridges, Esq. introduced the follow.
ing preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Since the last meeting Of this
Board, our highly respected colleague, II, III
STEPHENS, Esq, has departed his life
Therefore
Resoiced, That the Directors of the East
tennessee and Georgia Rail Road Company
have heard with great regret of the death Of
siaJ stephens, who was an early aud efficient
friend OF this Company, and useful member
of this Board.
ResotUed, That, DESTROYS Of attestinp our
esteem for the memory Of the deceased. this
preamble and resolutions be inscribed upon
the Records Of the Company.
Resolved That the Secretary communicate
a copy of these proceedings, with the sympa.
thy and coincidence of the Board, to the
friends Of the deceased, and a COPY be fur.
nished the "Athens Post" for publication.
A true copy from the minutes.
THO. J. CAMPBELL. Sec'v.
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so!
377 Acres of Land and Q Negroes
FOR sale.
]. p. Denton and wife, ct al,

L. W. Roberts and wife, ct al
PURSUANT to an interlocutory decree
pronounced in this cause at the last term
of the Circuit Court of Meigs county, Tennes-
see, will, on Friday, the 18th day of Octo,
Der next. on the premises, proceed to sell l6O
ACRES OF LAND, lying and being in the
county of Meigs, and State aforesaid, adjoin-
ing the Lands of Samuel Looney, Linnaues
Locke and others, being the Northeast quar-
ter of section six, third fractional township,
third range, West, Hiwassee District Also,
ON Saturday the 10th day Of said month, on
the premises, in the county of McMinn, and
State aforesaid, 2I7 ACRES OF LAND, save
or subject to the widows dover. adjoining
the Lands of James Elder and r. A. McAdoo,
being the Homestead occupied by Thomas
Wamack, deed, before his death. And also
NINE NEGRO SLAVES, ranging from in
fancy to SO years old-being young growing
property. -,
A credit of one aud two years will be Civ
en- on all, except the sum of $780, which must
be paid down. Bonds with approved securi'
ty, will be required for the unpaid purchase
money and lien retained, and interest re-
ouired for the second year and thereafter.-
TO be sold for distribution.
W. L. MCKINLEY, Clerk.
Sent 4. lS5s-tds-prs fee IS. 40-5l9
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MOUSE CREEK
Male and Female Academy.

THNIIF THIRD SESSION or this Institution will COM
II menee on Monday, the 10th OF August inst.
TERMS, per SESSION ef 20 i0ssts:
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithnetic IS 90
Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar Compo-
sition and Defamation SUI
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and the above 1000
Latin Grammar and Reader, 1900
One half in advance and the balance al the close Of
the Session.
Contingent fee in advance, cts
Boarding in good houses convenient 10 the School,
washing and lights extra,) 2 week, ,2o
No pupil permitted to enter the Scnnoi without tick
ct from J. H. Magill Treasurer No deduction for lost
lime, except IN Of protractcd sickness.
Prof. A. A. NEWMAN, Principal, is graduate or Ma
ryve College East Tennessee, and has devoted six
eight years to teaching. PROM the able manner In
which lac has conducted this Institution the past two
sessious-so fully aud satisfactorily ryilced at his pub
lie ExamnatOns-We deem it unnecessary to say any
thing more in his favor.
We have engaged the services OF Miss MoLLIE II. Rte
GIN as an Assistant. We are happy 10 say that she is
young lady OF pleasant, agreeable and polished man
ners. She is orphan raised to habits OF industry
and economy. Her name may be as u graduate,
under the head Of Aumne and Seniors Of lS5S in the
Catalogue OF Bolivar Female Academy.
We have procured = complete Chemical and Pho-
sophical Apparatus for the OF the Institution.
In view OF the superior qualifications OF our teachers,
and the many facilities for acquiring thorough educa
ton, We take pleasure in calling the attention Of pa
rents and guardians to this Institution, worthy
of their patronage JAMES WILSON,
J. T. FITZG ERALD,
c. SHELL, Trustees.
J. II. MAGILL,
l.. T. HORST,
Mouse Greek, McMinn CO., Aug 9, lS5S-tf-5l5
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LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2l.-rhe cotton market
was steady to day. Flour was quiet, and
Wheat advancing
A boundary difficulty has arisen between
France and Switzerland.
The Government of Austria has decided
to increase its navy expenditures fifty per
cent.
The British steamship Cyclops had bonn
barded Jsddah before satisfaction was OBJ
tanned for the recent murder of the Chris
tians. Eleven cuprits were executed.
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william G. Nelson and others.

William G. Nelson and others
TT appearing from the allegations Of ths
i amended bill filed in this cause, that P. ID,
Gates, one of the defendants to the same, 10 q
nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Athens Post for four successive weeks,
requiring the said nonresident defendant to
appear at the next term of the Chancery
Court, to be holden nj tho Court-housO in
Kingston on the first Thursday after the
third Monday OF October next, then aud there
to plead, swer or demur TO said bill. or the
same will be taken as confessed against him
and set fer hearing &C pdrio
THOMAS n. CLARK, c. d NJ
Aug 90, ls5s-lt-prs fee S8-1l7 -
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tB- Our billingsgate neighbor of the Ga
zette accuses us of quackery, because we pub
lish DIR. Ayers advertisements. Now TINS
same editor knows the Pharmacopeia itselt Is
not more free from the suspicious of quackery
than his medicines. He knows they are en-
dorsed by the medical journals of this conn'
try. are used and prescribed by our best phy-
sicians and have the commentator OF pro-
fessors and eminent men of character too ex-
allied for his comprehension. and he knows
too that they have done aud are doing in this
community an amount of good which the ut
most stretch Of his ability can never hope TO
equal.-Berks 90. Press Reading Pa.
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Chancery Sale of Very Valuable
Land in McMinn county.

DURRSUANT to an interlocutory order in
i the case of VIM. Lasater and Others,
against James II. Lasater and others. in the
Chancery Court at Athens, !, William Lowry,
Clerk and Master of said Court, will proceed
to sell on the premises on the 2Sth day Of
September next, tract of land on Chestua
Creek in said county, on which Wiley Lasa-
ter, decd, formerly resided, containing about
five hundred acres, more or less. One hun
dred dollars of the purchase money is requr-
ed in advance, and the balance of the pur-
chase money in one, two and three years,
with interest from date. Bond, with sureties
will oe required for the remaining balance,
and lien retained on the land until all is
paid. WIN. LOWRY, G. d M.
Aug. 90, lS5S-4t-prs fee $5-5l7
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C ON NJ E CIAL.
Augusta Market.

49, AUGUSTA, Aug. 80.
We hand you herewith our weekly Price Current
observing that there large orders for Wheat our
fullest quotations. and that there is but little Wheat
with which to fill these orders. We note also an i'm
provement in the price of Wheat and a little in the
price OF Cora. Tennessee Wheat and grain growers
VIII hnd this market better than in former years both
In prices and the promptness with which sales made
and account Of sales reported. We quote as follows
BACON sides 10Y "a lie; hams Of choice quality II 90
l2ci shoulders IA a. Sc. LARD IN "a 12Hc. WHEAT,
VI a 10; white Sl,15 a 1925. Flour 5I5 "a 1925 for
extra family in sacks and barrels; and superne S5
90 900 in sacks and barrels Corn 65 a Zoe. OATS
DOC. STOCK PEAS 70 "a Soc. RYE 70 "a soc. FEATHERS
36 % 3Sc. DCTTER IA q Ice. DRIED FRUIT nominal
but We look for large trade in this article.
Yours very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY a CO.,
LaLl praliaL..a L1ralf
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned now offers for sale $50
/ ACRES OF LAND, in Megs county Ten
nessee, three and half miles West OF De-
catur, and one nile from the river. There
are about 1875 acres Cleared Land fit for cul.
tiyation; comfortable Dwelling House and
other Buildings; a good Orchard; and good
Water from Springs Persons wishing to purT,,
chase healthy, comfortable homestead, will
do we'll to cali and examine the premises for
themselves. RUTH BLEVINS.
Sent g. lS5S-lamtf-5lg
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Aug. I'd, 1858

=, = The most terrible foe We have to encounter in
TINS country is Consumption. First anifestinr itself
10 me orm OF slight cold, it gains strength while its
victim is unsuspcious Of danger and sooner or later
~ nine cases out OF ten, terminates fatally. Among
me various remedies before the public for the cure Of
s terrible disease, none is equal to HOOFLASD's BAL
sAhIG CORDIAL Even this may not cure you; but il
e disease Is not too far advanced, you may confident
ly rely upon It, Try it,
Prepared only by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, No. AIS Arch
street. Philadelphia and for sale by Druggists general
throughout the United States and Canada Price rs
cents per bottle. i'm
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OPINIONS OF THE PREss.-From the opinions
expressed by the press throughout the coun-
try, far and wide, it seems that the character
Of our friends, Samuel Swan 4 Co., and the
reliability of their Lottery institution, is by
no means problematical. Facts are stubborn
things and it is impossible to get over the
mass of evidence in their favor, touching the
whole business management of their concern
If their enemies could single out the first
questionable act it would crafty them, no
doubt but they cannot do so. The Messrs.
Swan Co. know their position, deal honora-
bly,, pay promptly, and have gained reputa,
ton which places them altogether beyond
the reach of the most vndictive foe.
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Robert w. Boyd,
Melvin Porter and others.

MeTNIN IOTIUT HTU UTHVTh
1T appearing from the allegations OF the
L amended bill filed in this cause, that 7. ID.
Gates, one of the defendants to the same, is a
non resident Of the State Of Tennessee, it ia
therefore ordered that publication be made in
the Athens Post for four successive weeks, ro-
curing the said non resident defendant TO
appear at the next term Of the Cbanosry
Court, to be held a. the Court.houss in Kings
ton. on the first Thursday after the third
Monday Of October next, then and there 70
plead, answer or demur TO said bill. or tho
same vii be taken rs confessed against him
and set for hearing eI pdrts.
THOMAS n. CLARK, O. d AZ
Aug 20, ls5s-4t-prs fec S3-5l7
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Died.

AT his residence in McMinn county on the Sd Febru-
airy last, ELISHA MELTON, in the 9th year OF his
Mr. Melton was one of our respected citizens
GOOD neighbor, kind husband and parent. For one
lief that he could not live and in view of death he was
perfectly resigned to the will of his Maker and gave
satisfactory evidence to his friends that he had we'll
founded hope OF salvation through the merits of his
saviour His funeral will he preached at Cane
creek Camp.Ground on Sunday. the 18th September,
by the Rev. Mr.. Phillips.
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CHARLESTON, Aug 29.-The Steamship
Catawba has arrived, with news from Havana
and Key West to the 25th inst
The U. S. brig Dolphin arrived at Key
West on the oath and sailed again on the
25th inst, for Boston, having on board the
supposed captain Of the SLAYER Echo.
There was an active demand for sugars
at Havana, with a considerable advance in
price.
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HARDENING FOR LADIEs-Make I'D your
beds early in the morning; SEQ buttons on
your husbands shirt; do not rake up any
grievances; protect the young and tender
branches of your family, plant smile OF good
temper in your face, and carefully root ou, ali
angry feelings, aud expect a good crop of
happiness
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Premium Mills for Sale,

DY virtue Of decree rendered in the
ID Chancery Court at Madisonville, at last
term, / will, on the 22d day of September,
1858, sell to the highest bidder, at the Pre-
MUM Mills on a credit of six and twelve
months, with interest, Except ten per cent.
required to be paid DOWN. the Tracts of Land
connected with the Premium Mills, near Nor
Canton, Blount county, or so much of said
Lands as shall be sufficient to satisfy decree
rendered in said Court for the use of the heirs
of John McGhee, dec d. against Henry On
derdonk and his securities for $5,295, and
interest from 30th May, 1858.
J. A. COFFIN, C. d ".
Aug 30, ls5S-td-prs fee Sd-5lS
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Elizabeth NJ. Taliaferro, forherself and Othora
samr Burnett and john W. TaliaferrO, AID.

Sam'l Burnett and John W. Tsliaferro AID.
illustrators, DC, and others.
TT appearing from the allegations OF tina
L bin filed in this cause, that Charles p.
Taliaferro, one OF the defendants to the same,
is nonresident OF the State OF Tennessee,
it is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Athens Post FOR four successive
weeks requiring said nonresident defendant
TO appear at the next term of The Chancery
Court, to be holden at the Court house in
Kingston, on the first Thursday after the third
Monday of October next, then and there TO
plead answer or demur to said bill, or the
same will be taken as confessed against him
and set for hearing e1 pdrte.
THOMAS N. CLARK, o. d NJ
Aug 90, lS5s-4t-prs fee SS-6l7
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Bolivar Female Academy,
madisonviIIc, Tenn.

IIE Winter Session of this popular Institution for tho
i education Of Young Ladies, will commence on the
18Th day of September-Prof.S 5. NJ GAINES, Princpal,
with competent corps OF assistants.
The course of instruction at this School embraces
every thing taught at the most celebrated institutions
of learning In our country Those who would consult
onon,v are invited to examine our rates before send
Inc their daughters elsewhere. Diplomas are conferred
mon those and those only, who complete the entire
course or its equivalent -,
FOR further partculars please see Catalogues, which
will be sent on application to the Principal or Trustees
WIZ O' ''N' W. III JOSEPH UPTON, On.
A CoYrrx. See Aug 10, 1s5S-tf-5lG
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, Aug 30.
Our Produce market for the past week has exhibited
declining tendency, with ample stocks Our quota
tons are made up from sales. The health Of the city
good.
BACON, clear sides 1OK "a lie; ribbed. 10 90 1OKc;
shoulders 40 s4c. LARD, in bbs., II 90 11kc; cans
or kegs IL "a 13c. FLOUR superfne $50 a. 1915 extra
family 90 "a $50 o Dbl WHEAT white rs 90 ST. 80;
red 81 10 90 1,l5. Cork 10 90 75c. Corn MEAL 50 "a
Sc. PEAS 90c a 81 OATS Sc a. Coo. FEATHERS IS @
40c.
SIGHT EXCHANGE on New York \ q cent prem.
J. W. GAUT 4 CO.,
Commission Merchants.
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA Aug. 80.
We furnish you below market quotations for the
leading articles OF Produce the past week. which varies
but little from our last weeks prices:
BACON is dull at our quotations for every quality
cept hams, which is in good dcmand-clear sides 10 90
1O1Gc; shoulders ~ a re hams 101G % lie, com
mon article. OoRs, sacked, IS q Coo. WHEAT 15c 90
81, owing to quality.
Very respectfully, SEAGO, ABBOTT CO.,
Co: omission Merchants, atlanta, Ga.
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William Barnett,


IlNNsi NUINWuH AZ VO'
TT appearing from the allegations Of the
l. bill filed in this cause, that Isaac Guthman,
one of the defendants to the same, is non
resident of the State of Tennessee, it ia there
fore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post for -four successive weeks, re-
curing the said nonresident defendant to
appear at the next term of the Chanoery
Court, to be holden at the Court house in
Kingston on the first Thursday after the
third Monday of October next, then and thore
to plead, answer or demur to said bill, or the
same will be taken as confessed against him
and set for hearing or parte
THOMAS n. CLARK, O. d IL
Aug 90, ls5S-4t-prs fee s8-6l7
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crest Hill Academy.
O Q @ Il Il Ell q u . Il,
CLEVELAND. TENNESSEE.

DAME IL ~ HhhtSSs I-EOprIcfOrs
THIS Hotel is spacious new brick building just
L pleted. The Proprietor has incurred heavy ex-
pense in fitting up and furnishing the rooms, make
them neat and comfortable. The House is open
for the reception of boarders, visitors and travellers;
and the Proprietor afford ample accomm Odations
for 100 persons. An Omnibus with a good and safe
team, will be at the Depot to convey passengers to the
Hotel and back to the Depot again. The Proprietor in
tends to try to make 1t rst class HOTEL and hopes to
share liberal patronage.
DANIEL A. TIBBs, Proprietor.
Aup 90 1S5S-6t-5lT
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U.s.
Mary Ann Wester and others heirs-ntlaw of
said Dan'l Wester, decd
1T appearing from the allegations Of the bill
L filed in this cause that William Westsr,
George W. Wester Rachael L. Hamilton,
John Turner and wife Eda, John Yandell aud
wife Minerva, Thomas Coleman and wfe
Elizabeth j., defendants to the same, are non
residents of the State of Tennessee, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Athens Post for four successive weeks,
requiring the said non resident defendants to
appear at the next term of the Chancery
Court, to be held at the Court house in Kings
ton, on the first Thursday after the third Mon
day of October next, then and there to plead,
answer or demur to said bill, or the same
will be taken as confessed against them and
set for hearing er pdrte.
THOMAS n. CLARK, O. d ~
Aup On lShS-At-urs fee S3-bI7
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POISONING BY STRYcHSINE.-The London
Medical Times, in an article on this subject
says that il is unfortunate for the purpose OF
the murderer, but favorable to the ends OF
Justice, that strychnne should be selected Tor
the diabolical object of taking life. There
is perhaps, no poison which produces such
characteristics symptoms in the victim while
he yet lives, nor which affords more decisive
evidence of its presence after death. a MN
ute fraction of grain, lying on the animal
membranes after death, will exhibit, under
appropriate tests, series of Respondent ana
iridescent rings of color TO the chemists
view; and it is also found that portion oil
fluid from the intestiues introduced into the
tissues of living animal, will excite the
same commissions us the poison.
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ny An old Dutch lady at religious
meeting, became much concerned for her
soul. and went about signing and sobblng,
and would not be comlorted. Upon being
asked by the preacher what the matter was,
she replied that she couldn't pray in Eng;
fish. and she was afraid that the Lord could
not understand Dutch
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CHARLESTON, Aug. 29.-The cargo of
800 African negroes from the slave brig
Echo, were received this morning on board
the steamer Gen. Clinch and landed at Cas-
tie Pinckney Notifications in our hnrbor.-
They are in charge of the U. S. Marshall
The event has created considerable excite
ment in our city.
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LEAvENwoRTH.-There is considerable ex-
citment at Kansas City and Lawrence, from
the con lirmation of Gold discoveries at Pixies
Peak.
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CHARLESTON, Aug. 27.-The brig Echo,
of Baltimore, has entered our harbor, with
three hundred Africans on board. She was
captured five days since off North coast of
Cuba, by the United States brig Dolphin,
commanded by J. N. Mnffitt. The brig Echo
was brought into port by Lieut. Bradford.
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New York, August 3l.-The steamers
Borussia and North Star have arrived. The
City of Baltimore anticipated their advices.
Cassmer Parodi was assassinated in Swift
zerland, it is supposed by IN agent of MAJ
zini
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Mr. Editor-Please permit me TO say that
The time of holding the Camp. Meeting at
Cane Creek is changed from the 81 to the
18th September. C. LONG.
Aug. I'd, 1858.
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tg- Never ask person what his business
is; where he is going to; where he came
from; when he left; when he intends 10 60
bock or the number of his dollars.
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OF There was young lady in Harris
burg, Pa, called good looking, who has four
rows of teeth, two projecting from the uppe'
jaw aud two from the lower one.
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tW- A traveller announces ms Tact 'ho'
he once in his life behcld people "mlnding
their own business" This happened at sea
the passengers being too sick to attend to
each others concerns.
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LEAvESwoRTH, Aug. 22.-The Board of
Commissioners proclaim Englishs PROPOSE
ton rejected by 9,5l2 minority.
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o. An Irishman in Chicago has just DIS
covered a substitute for potatoes. lteonslsis
orpork and cabbage. lie says that he mas
tried various other things but this islhe only
Substitute" he'd like TO warrant.
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tag Mohammedans say that enc hour oil
Justice is worth seventy years OF prayer
One good act is worth century OF e'o-
nuence.