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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-09
Notice.

WHEREAS the Legislature Of Tennessee,
w at its last session, passed an Act making
it the duty of the various Sherilis OF said
State, to open and hold nm election at each
precinct in their respective counties, in or
der TO ascertain the sense of the people as to
whether a convention shall be called to
amend revise or form new Constitution of
said o."-Therefore
!, j. A. Gouldy, Sheriff of McNInn county,
do hereby give notice to the voters of said
county that | will, on the LIST Thursday of
September next, open and hold mn election
at the various precincts of said county, for
the purpose of taking said vote
ia. GOULDY, Sheriff.
July 25, lS5s-td-5o9 ~ G- So
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Notice.

T WILL be at Sweetwater, Tenn, on the
Il 23d inst, but my business is such that
can only remain there few days, AL per
sons indebted to the estate Of DR.. NJ y;
Parker, deceased, are desired to come forward
aud make payment, aud those having claims
against il are hereby notified TO present them
within the time required by law.
j. W. PARKER, Administrator
July o, lSbS-2t-bll IL.
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The LAST AND WoRsT KANSAS OUTRGE,r-7
A woman, writing from Kansas horrible acf
count of the outrnges perpetrated by the bor-
der ruilians of both parties, reaches the eli
macieric thus: But the meanest of their mean
acts, they hreW into The 'oeH my strd'O bonnet
which Ihad lefi behind in band boa, it being
raining when set OUT
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Estray.

rCAKEN up by Jonathan D. Wiscarver' re-
L siding in the sixth district Monroe ooun'
ty, Tenn, MULE The said NIUE Is apou ,
ii hands high, Of bright bay color aoTu'
ten years old, with knot under us oei.y'
black legs, and some collar MARKS
nnnre Muie. Valued at sixty dollars.
w F. D. HElSKELL, Ranger
July 0, lsSS-3t*-Sl
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Malice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate of
n Nancy Fore, decd, are hereby notified
to call and settle the same. Those having
clans against said estate will present them
within the time prescribed ny law, duly au.
thenticated. A. III. KEITH, Admir-.
july 9th. lS5S-3t-5Il
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New Furniturestore
VeeIWatcr, Tenn,


TENlE subscriber would respectfully announce to the
IL citizens Of Monroe and McMinp counties, that he
has opened
Furniture StOrOs
In the large white house formerly occupied by J. T.
Rowland, decd, where he intends to keep on hand
handsome assortment Of FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,
and will compete with any house Of the kind both In
quality and price, The present stock comprises
Mahogany and walnut WardrObss,
MARBLE tor AND PLAIN BUREAUS,
Centre Tables Dining Tables. Dressing Tables and Ia
bes Of every descriptions Sofas Settles, Divans Par
Tor and Rocking Chairs, Plain aud Fancy Cane-seat
Chairs, Cottage Chairs French Bedsteads, both ma
OF all descriptions; Wash Stands, SC, &c.
The public invited to call and examine the Furni-
ture and judge for themselves. II perhaps necessary
to say that this Furniture is manufactured by John D.
Gray, Graysville Ca and will be supplied at all times
necessary, on short notice. II. D. rEARw0OD,
May 81, 5S-tf-5Ol Sweetwater Tenn.
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If Won Have

A SLIGHT COLD, f.r .4 IL. t-
A HACKING COUGH, y H.. II.
INFLUENZA,
GROUP, or -.r..e ..rU ..H-a ar .ls... #.
ASTHMA, .r.....t
Use DR.. HO0FLAND'S BALSAM1C CORDIAL, the only
remedy for the above companauts. True, 1t will
not Asthma but it win afford relief when every
thing else fails. In the other diseases named above 1t
may confidently be relied upon infaible specific.
Prepared only by Dr. @. NJ Jackson AIS Arch street,
Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggists everywhere
Price Is cents per bottle. 1m
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Land for Taxes.
State of Tennessee, RscNIinn Cou

l
CIRcUIr COURT ArRrL TERM, 1858.
! WHEREAS, JOHN ROGERS, Collector of
! w the Public Taxes for the county Of
McMinn, reported to Court the following
tracts OF Land and Town Lots as having been
returned for the taxes for the year 1857, and
that the taxes thereon remain due and unpaid,
ana that the respective owners or claimants
thereof have no goods or chattles within his
county on which he can dstrain for said tax.
es to wit: --5ai-
Jesse Aee-lTown Lot, lying In the town
Of Calhoun, value Sle0-tax SO cts; clerks
fee $3.50; printers fee $3.50; collectors fee
Sl-total 1892.
A. p. IFiisoH-One tract of Land, I59 acres,
lying in the 18th civil district value $3.50
taxes S2,24; clerks fee $780, printers fee
81, so; collectors fee $l-total s6,24.
H. Smiih-0ne tract Of Land, 100 acres,
lying in the l4th civil district, value $500
taxes $3.50; clerks fee $780, printers fec
81, so; collectors fee Sl-total $500.
H. B. Yearsoood-0ps tract Of Land. 100
acres, lying in LIST civil district, value $3.50
tax 81, 10; clerk fee 81, so; printers fee 81, so;
collectors fee sl-total S5,7a.
Jesse Chdm6ers-One tract OF Land. rs
acres, lying in list civil district, value SIS
taxes 2s cents; clerks fee l,50; prs fee $50;
collectors fee l,00-total S4,2s.
s. s. Barrea-0ne town Lot, lying in the
town of Calhoun, value $50-taxes 10 cents;
clerks fee l,50 printers fee 1850; collectors
fee l, 00-'total Sale.
Joseph H. Wdlker-One tract OF Land, 200
acres, lying in II tn civil district, value $500
i poll tax so cents; clerks fee $50; prih.
ter's fee l,50; collectors fee l,00--total
$3.50
Spriggs d Co-One tract Of Land, 40aorss
lN in aiv iatr ia &A0--taNaA
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Havana Plan.

This is the old mode Of Drawing PrHes IN one Wnce'
and Tickets in another
Every Prize is drawn out.
Prizes Paid in flll, without amy deduction
Maryland state Lottery, Extra class -
10 he drawn in Baltimore MIL Saturday, July 81, lSos'
eo.tG5 Prizes! 10000 Tickets!
Wa would call parisular attention to the following
splendid scheme, package OF 10 whole tickets cost
H. oniv ssO-nnd every other ticket being warrant
ed 10 draw 40, determined by the number drawing
the Capital Prize, whether odd or even.
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Premium Wheat Fans.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!!

IMPORTANT 10 EARMERS!!!
TEyE subscriber would announce to the farming pub
u lie, Mlers, and others interested that he still
continues to manufacture, In Philadelphia, Monroe
county, Tenn, ~. u. THURBER'S PREMIUM
WHEA T FANS, and that he has added improve
ment thereto that will separate Corn Rye, Rocks &C.,
from Wheat. lie now iatters hmst If that his expert
ence enables him to furnish the machine long been
desired by the Farmer and Merthat is, to separate
all filth, down to the rock which annoy those who thresh
on the ground. These Fans have received rewards OF
merit and premiums in various States OF the Union to
wit New York, Virginia, Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Mchi
gan South Carolina, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and
the Middle Division of the State of Tennessee. Sever
al of the above States have awarded these premiums to
the proprietor since the addition OF the above named
Improvement In a dthey are superior to anything
ever before offered to the public lie subjons certif
Gates of several gentlemen Of Philadelphia, well known
to the people of lower East Tennessee:
"This certhes that the undersigned tim:d and tried
n u Thurber's Premium Wheat Fan, and state that It
cleaned bushel per minute, separating all NTH to
such degree OF perfection that be rivaed by
any Fan now In use, and we recommend all who stand
in need of such machine examine this improved Fan
before purchasing elsewhere. ): d: JONES,
ClIAS CANNON,
A. w. COZART."
s'This cerHcs that the undersigned has the improve
ment made upon n. U. Thurbers Premium Wheat Fan
In my Mill and state that will separate rocks, corn,
&C. from wheat in addition to the taking out OF smut,
cheat, cookie and small imperfect grains OF wheat.
do hereby recommend said machine to be the best
ever saw in use, and that those standing in need Of
such machine ought to examine said machine before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN STANflELD."
"Ths certlHes that the undersigned was present while
the Improvement made upon N. u. Thurbers Premium
Wheat Fan, tried at the Il. T. Ga. Rail Road De-
pot in Philadelphia, Tenn, and do here state that II
comes fully mp to the recommendations In separating
wheat from cheat smut, cockle rocks, corn, and small
imperfect grains of wheat, and that can take one OF
said Fans and make Wheat perfectly clean:
lie is prepared deliver Fans by his wagons in low
err East Tennessee, at the Depots the Il. I. Ga.
Rail Road, at the following rates, to wit:
No. small size, 1 screen, wheat rides, smut
naed ra ra hn ard
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-09

sB The Oldest book known TO be extnnt
is an edition Of the Psalms, in Latin, printed
by Faust and Schairer, in ll57, and is now
400 years old.
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NIT. Harmony High School,
'Or Males and Females.

THE FOURTH SESSION of this Institution will open
on Monday, July 18th, next.
TERMS per Session Qf21 1oeeks oRe-hdlfin adrance
and balance at The close Of Session.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, u scholar. $500
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, Com
position and Defamation. ........'........ 500
Natural Sciences, Higher Mathematics, Compost
tion, Defamation LOO
Contingent Pee, In advance ........... 25
Boarding, u week. (washng and lights eNtra). 20
No student admitted for less than half session, and
deduction for lost time, except in OF protracted
Sickness -a -...H FL s. p. HALE, Prpi
June H. 1S5S-3m-5O7 ,i ECO.
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The Managers have been compelled IRON ,ne ", ,ho
qua complaints made to them, OF uniathiuness ~, wy
mar, Of those who have been attending to the hng OF
prers 70 resume The correspondence business ana IN
their name. - IL.
Vruer a'S SM ,s,, np' n, nv r. FRANCE CO.,
Feb 19-ly-49i ""'
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Pin Hook Ferry.

EDERS0Ns travelling to and from Sulphur Springs,
a l'hea county will find The Pin Hook Ferry Road
by Sewee Mills, the best and shortest route. The dis
lance from Athens to the Springs by this road is 22
miles. There is an excellent boat, careful Ferryman,
and good banks at both landings, and comparatively
no river hills to cross. w q. PEAKE
June II, 1S5s-tlS-507
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-09

CRors.-We take the following extract
from private letter Of a friend in Pulaski
county:
"'rhe prospect of the crops in this county
has never been, in all my knowledge, more
ilattering than tho present. have heard
from ail parts of the county, and all encour-
aging. | was in company with gentlemen
yesterday, (that is an old cilizen,) and he
says he has never seen brighter prospect
Even on the poor pine lands the crops seem
to be astonishingly good. The same report
will embrace Houston, DoOly, Laurens, Will
kinson and rwiggs, aud, as far as my knowl-
edge extends, the rain seems to hold ont
good with them all. The health OF the
named counties is good, with but few excep-
tions."-Wire Grass Reporter, June 30th.
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C 0M Ut E R CIAL.
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, July G.
We have to report an improved demand for Bacon,
but at lower prices. We quoe-DACoN, clear sides 90
40 10c; hog round SIC; shoulders 90 &c; hams ~ a
sHc. LARD, In bbls 10Hc; kegs and cans II a 12c-
FLOUR, extra 50 a 2,l0; superfne 1,75 40 Sl90 Com
&c. WHEAT soc a 81, sales small.
MONEY plenty at legal interest.
EXCHANGE on New York u n cent.
Very respectfully, SEAG0, ABBOTT 4 CO.,
Commission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga.
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Notice..
Arabian McKissack,
as. : Attachment.

as. = Attachment
James r. Brown. )ff-Ll
IN this cause it appearing to Noah l.. Fouts,
l the Justice before whom the proceedings
have been returned, that the said defendant
is nonresident OF tho State of Tennessee,
it is ordered by the said Justice that the pro
ceedings n'this cause be stayed until the 24th
day of November next on which said day the
said defendant, James Brown, is hereby mott
fed to appear before said Justice, Noah L.
Fouts, al his office in Polk county, Tennessee,
and make defeucc,if any he can, to said SUIT
instituted against him by attachment as above
stated ABRAHAM MoKiSSACK,
Plaintiff.
June Is. lsbs-u--prs Zee s8-5O8 -
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tSS- "'rhc son OF the officiating clergy
man" is married at last. "'rhe daughter OF
the officiating clergyman" has been married
more than five thousand times.
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Miller F. Rice, as the next friend of Nancy
Jane Senter,

James p. Senter and others.
[Original and Injunction Blu
In this cause it appearing that John II.
Il LEFTY aud wife Elizabeth Leuty are non.
residents of the State of Tennessee 1t Is order
ed that publication be made in the Athens
Pest, a newspaper published in the town of
Athens for four successive weeks, requiring
said non resident defendants 10 appear at our
next Court of Chancery, to be held for the
county of McAIinn, at the Court house in the
town of Athens, Tennessee, on the Sd Monday
of August next, then and there to plead, an.
swer or demur to complainant's said bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as to
them and heard accordingly.
tH WIN. LOWRY, c. d. IT.
July 9, lS5s-It-prs fee $3.50
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''s'., JOHN +. SLOWER, Clerk,

NOTICE-On the first Monday in August
~ next (lS5s) | will cell, at the Court.
house door in Athens, Tennessee, the above
tracts of Land and Town Lots, for the taxes
costs and charges due thereon. or so much
thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy the
same. j. A. GOULDY, Sheriff.
July 2, 1s5s-td-5lO
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"RHEA spRINGs"-RATEs OF FARE RE,


Z.
The propretors of these Springs, confdent-
ly believing the waters TO posatievsess cur
properties fully equal 20 any in the United
States, and believing it but necessary that
the afflicted have but to test their merits to
he convinced of the fact, have determined TO
extend an inducement, by entertaining guests
during the present watering season at the
low rates Of one dollar per day, six dollars
per week, or twenty dollars per month. and
promise their guests to regale them on the
very best the country affords. The Hotel is
arranged for entertaining one hundred and
fifty guests. Immediately in front Of the
Hotel door is constantly flowing beautiful
fountain Of pure limestone water. This foun.
tain is fully equal. in point Of beauty. to any
in the South, and is universally admired.-
There are alec unsurpassed conveniences for
bathing in the Hotel, in either warm or cold
baths, thus affording invalids and Others, at
all times, this luxury.
A GOOD Livery Stable is erected, aud under
the immediate control Of the proprietors Of
the Springs.
There has been an outlay in building, fur.
nishing, de-, of over thirty thousand dollars,
and since last season great improvements
have been made. They believe that the pub
lie will properly appreciate their motives in
putting down their rates OF entertainment at
corresponding rates received for the products
Of the coTatry this season, and respectfully
solicit patronage, They would only add,
that IL the afflicted will visit the Springs at
their suggestion this season. they will of
choice come next season.
Good Hacks, drawn by fine teams and driv.
en- by sober and experienced drivers will
leave Athens and the Springs every morning
at o'clock, and arrive at each point at i.
NJ Distance only twenty'iour miles. Fare
$3.50,
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Athens Female College.

DEv. ERAsTUs ROWLEY, A. NJ, a Graduate Of
"a Union College, New crk, and formerly President
Of the Holson c. Female College at baskerville, n. c. has
been secured as President.
The First Session
OF this Institution will open Monday, the 9th OF
September next
full, competent and experienced Board Of Instruc-
ton will be engaged to commence with the session.
For Rates of Tuition, and for all other information
desired Circulars will be furnished, upon application
TO the President.
By order OF the Board. f
WM II. BALLEw, Pres't Board Trustees
Athens, June Is 1S5S-4t1j0S .r....
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MARYLAND State Lotteries

II. FRANCE " w., managers Z
OF the Maryland State Lotteries, present the following
Splendid Schemes ..
FOR JULY, 1858. .-...
They caution purchasers of Tickets to order
inc Tickets in Lotteries where extraordinary large Capt.
tails are offered for small cost OF cketsal such are
swindles. =, ,. r.,
The Maryland Lotteries have been In existence Tor
Forty Years They are drawn by a State Officer and
con he relied on IL you draw a Prize you will get
onr nancy The whole country is flooded with Bogus
Lottery concerns. Beware OF them
s5s5-s Or,ler in the MARYLAND State Lotteries.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-09

The following Scheme win be drawn by s. SWAN a
Co., Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery in each
AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, under the superintend
ence Of Commission
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Sulphur Springs,

HPENED for the reception of visitors sth June
" The Hotel buildings have been enlarged and inn
proved, and the accommodations ample for hun
dred and hy or two hundred guests II is unnecessa
have been sufficiently tested, and their reputation Is
tablished beyond dispute g. - n'''
There is daily line Of hacks running between Athens
Depot, East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, and the
Springs, SO that persons beconveyed to and from
them without mourning any delay.
June II, lS5S-tes-5O7l W. S. GREER, Proprietor.
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Chancery Court at Athens.
Thomas II. Hopkins, J. F. Morford, next friend,
&C., ct al,


US.
Thomas II. Galloway, James II. Rodes, ct al.
Original and Injunction Bill.
n this cause it appearing that the heirs of
A John II. Rodes and of Greenberry Rodes,
deed, Charles P. Rodes Thomas j. Rodes,
Benjamin F. Rodes Nicholas Debtor and wife
Mary, Thomas Labon and wife Amy, and =
Cole and Emily j. Cole, formerly Emily j.
Knight, heirs-at-law of Charles Rodes, decd
are non residents of the State of Tennessee
it is ordered that publication be male in the
Athens Post, newspaper published in the
town of Athens, for four successive weeks,
requiring said nonresident defendants to ap.
pear at our next Court of Chancery, to be
held for the county of McMinn, at the Court
house in the town Of Athens Tennessee, on
the Sd Monday Of August next, then and
there to plead, answer or demur TO complain
ants said bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and heard accordingly.
.... WM LOWRY, g. d. IL
July 3 lS58-4t-prs fee $500
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vYHH firm Of HENLEY, STEPHENS 4 HENLEY, by
mutual of all parties, was dissolved on tho
2sth of April 1858. All debts due or that may become
due to said firm are be paid to Thomas and Samuel
Henley and all liabilities that may appear on the Books
belonging to said firm to be lqudated by Thomas
and Samuel Henley, thsy alone being authorized to use
the signature of the firm. THOMAS HENLEY,
JN0 STEPHENS, .
lime o. ISIS SAMUEL HENLEY.
Thanking our friends and customers for the patron
age they have literally bestowed upon us, and so
clting continuance of the for the new hrm OF
HENLEYS & WOOD, we are, In gratitude, r "a -
Your obt servts,
HENLEY, STEPHENS HENLEY,
June 25, 1s5s-6t-5O9
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On the Plan of Single Numbers.
5,48S Pri7ess
Nearly one Prise 20 Eoery Niue Ticketsi
Ma sch or1ae.
APPROXIMATION Prizes.


Whole Tickets s1O-HtlreS5-Q Quarters ~.
eE- \ Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will he sent to any one DESTROYS OF receivngit.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
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Valuable UnimproVed Lots,
IN TIE HEART OF BUSINESS IN KNOXVILLE.
For Sale at Auction.

GhN Wednesday, the 18th day Of July next month";
" will offer AZ public sale, the premises those
VALUABLE LOTS, three in number, situated on Cav
street Knoxville adjoining the Grocery establishment
Of Boiling Co., and nearly opposite Coifn's Block
and but short distance rom the Post Office To those
wishing business sites, rare opportunity Is pre-
senttd these Lots situated the chief business
thorOughfare, and among the most valuable for
business purposes in the city. They have each front
Of 2425 feet, with depth Of about $50 feet, and ar
engagements for alley in the rear.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-third cash. balance on one and
two years, with interest from date Bond with approx
ed security, will be required. j. W. CAMPBELL.
Knoxville, June %, lSJS-3t-509
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Died,

Died,
At his residence in Riceville Tenn. on the 24th ul
Mr.. WTLFoRD DoDsoN.
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HUsT received and for SALE lot of Preserve Cans.
- Also, one dozen Gilt Picture Framesmlg ny 10,
July 2 w. U. WIZ w.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Maryland state Lottery, Glass h-
To be drawn in Baltimore, on Saturday July 2ih' 1858
IA Drawn Ballots in each Package of 20 Tickets,
Making more Prizes than Blanks. Every Package oil
% Tickets must contain IL drawn numbers, SO
TINT there are u Prizes 10 ~ Blnhks -
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eCJTENIE

whole tickets 40; Halves Quarters tE,o op.or
Managers Certificate OF 10 Who,es.-""''' asa
wish 70 nay the risk only, willb sent Tor
VIZ" No '"' 10 10 Halves, .....,,'.'' 5V
NJ 10 10 Quarters, .........' ~
ia Eiphths, ,.......... ~
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DOING A YANKEE.

Sir Allen McNab was once travelling by
steamer, and US luck would have it, was
obliged to occupy state room with full
bloodcd Yankee. In the morning, while Sir
Allen was dressing, he beheld his companion
making thorough researches into his (Sir
Aliens dressing case. Having completed
his examination, he proceeded cooly to Sc
lect the tooth brush: and Herewith to bes;ow
on his long, yellow fangs an energetic scrub
bling. Sir Allen said not a word. When JON
s,ban had concluded, the old scotchman
cravely set the basin on the floor, soapoa
one foo. we'll. and taking the tooth brush
applied !, viz orously to bis toes and toe nails.
"You dirtv, fellow exclaimed the astonish-
id Yankee, "what the mischief are you
doing that for ?" "oh," said Sir Allen,
cooliy. "shat's the brush l always do that
vith.O