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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

gUtBft, Oct. 4 i-Nlt Andrew bundFcin,
NJ the rescued if6m tho huifn sfys that hc
s1w The rapiain fuaIi IN dark, inke ~ hia
cant. md tnnninp ~ tlc sIdo NJ The vessel,
,4s nhpnt ~ lump nyafbornd, uhen W. S1
rcn,r sc1td md roIed him '.ch Ilc nskcd
him chtf be- Ispmnr irdo, when ihc cap.
min ana,trd tin "a tIc c0ad ilh hc dij
not kh6w vh.t nc tds about. lle tlrn ttp
m md was .o,t daNt ~ Tho greater pnr
df mo pasrngcfs bad collected 90 the fre
,a,i fne vessel. nrd me- the flames pf3gtcs.
s.d ycfe dgcsscd so c'osc'y that those near.
e.t n,e bow were f0trrd oyefbonfd
Nt Luddrin snrceeled i1 making n sling
,.fb talo. wI,h which be- spppnncd him.
se.f abonf fvo rroi aloyr tIe whicf lIe
,0efvatds siv ihc M sfs ~ oecfborfd m
me- sffc die ~ the vfssel, nd rey only
d.f ioto the -, ehcr fhc ulging bn'ncd --
Nc i,eo faf himself dowr INFO iir H1tcr md
Utsp IN the mainursi, thr end of "hch
was eirking fro fr"t nh NJ The w'icr by
vtirb ho Kept shmt llo sr' th"c PERSONS
bsnglng fo ine Hic n nr vessel Wv ropes o.
de- threw 70 p.tco NJ rope ~ one, "ho pfoy"d
ta br be- cout. md 10 tn.s '1y be- succeeded
if glfftg on Ns met n.n'gIo NJ W.
Igrdr,.r. where Mey frmiNed Tho fest ~
U,eot,it lie saw nnmbs' NJ ,oltos 1pit.
inc by durng the night IN iha mofnog
thpy ve,e pctrd op by q b'ai from iIe cbt.
sdnr. a ,onng airi md her hfoihrf snppot
i,d ibrmselge M thr ugIhl NJ ihe bowspnt
.. night. md were likewise fesrned.
Srsp yoe D.stgts - f5hn bNe. nic dis
,appialc yrmNe, NJ Memphis. sbo ba'ely
s.elped desewad dsl'b ~ ibe emf ~ o
mps Nom Tho psoge of Memphis, fofFitrg
w. rer. has su,d some cfiho leadlogr'deI
,art. .a N.e mol. o.. 0fansfei Et Nh, M
d,msgage, hHeesal.l rtI. mfana ~
rofrnpt .0fr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

We Nrc highly grollGrd that our railroad
nhcea Ot out own, Instead ol those oi fot,
eign countries, Tor their supply VI rails, The
fact that rnilrond iron manufactured In oul
own country has u toughncsS mud durability
no, found IN The impaired article, should
commend u everywhere 10 raltond compa.
ncs, Tho chonpnc-S Of the impaired mlicl,
has douhilcHs operated to induce its pur
chase from abroad, but whether 10 the nd.
vantage Of the purchasers, may well be
nmrhlioned.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

Tnt GHtlS Cnnr or Eunorr. The Boston
journal thus oriiomi,os tho Informal lon re.
'poctug lho European grain CROP Of 1888, ~
derived from late English papers
IN the counties bnrdcnog upon tho ModI
terfHnenn the crop is yntiously rrpoflod but
upon the whole may be regarded ~ equal ~,
n not etoeodirg, M average, lgypt will
furnish iull average. Spain md PORTUGAL
viii not require nry suppios from other
countries IN liolgum and Holland there is
~ average crop Germany and western Rue.
sia, the yield II below m average, although
biph prices may induce exports w. como ~,
tent IN france there u y lair crop of wheat
aud rYe, 0nt' belng inferior The cereal CROP
~ England poeols the average and pot
iiinn NJ the rytfh0fdlNafy vhed Sold oflnst
yoaf slill remains IN the hanls.0i farmers "a
h0 added iothls yeaf's harvest Olhef broad
siNHs hfr s0mowla' under the average. IN
Ireland all mad. ~ produro are AbuniAni,
compared willi r0crni years The wheat crop
n Scotland j. rsoallenl. other crops hei0g
medium, and p0sslhly brlow, on lho whole,
he rnhri Kingdom viii This year fsquife
smaller imports ~ grain then io ofdinaft
seasons The supplying poeer n CenuHl
Russia IA nos yet determined.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15
oGzlarp Foot" RGve The New Yo,h
Herald N Noniay sy.

"GH/AFD FOUt" HOMO The Wv ION
Herald ~ Nonday, sys
oOnf Richmond. w., correspondent wdlcs,
iiii nom fceni information ifom reliable
sources. hets iosdgrd n sylHg n1t the
gfe,t body of ihe souihefn Democracy NJ
nj. shades viii hyDf Wisfa bomnnlipn iof
the ptesIefry 1bs he iegsm' NJ eenain,
pise tbe assnftnces 0ftfo 6fibfee ~ ue
Ie,dioy Demoemis NJ lhe Nonri a.m7n shD
ranifn both efngs oi ib1i mdy m the
sypfbefn RaeiIpf no W0th nothing .-
r.sy L.yr afs1dy b,gir H. opfnis H. IN.
LflaIf ard hefHte m.hY months p4ss 0tsf
MANY ~ fia lpBI.1y mgins NJ ne fSifpHe
s.pfla,o Dsnmrfg fi bHIIy adtorNs
b.s f.4Im a. tHs pfoadshft'
,lt.-l.. .---L-L.- L--m.L-LL-.aN ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

RAILROAD lNoS MANUFACTURED IN MARY
tASp.--rhe Alexandria GOarl,c, in ~pcoking
OF tho arrival there, via the canal, or about
six hundred tons of iIon rail, from the Mount
Savage Iron Works, near Cumberland Mary.
land, rotlhc Ornng" and Alexandria railroad,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

Leg Mr., Yepdon, Of So. Carolina, knows
horses "somc," and women ngood deal, thRrs
certain. Hear him talk:
"Sr, | am no iiIbusier, other politically
or marlinlIy; but after seeing the Dc par'
mons Of your park, equal IN the display of
won,anly grace and equestrian skill we're y
single man and young man, should have No
objection to 90 iiIIlbu-ierlng IN old Slassn-
chuseus, with Cupid prompting the atyeD,
tire and IIymcn 10 crown II with success nod
consecrate it with happlness. Permit mo,
too, sir, to add that from the gljmpses have
had of Massachusetts horses md lllssaebH-
setts society, although you may need the
tamer of Wild horses, yon have no need for
the tanner of the shrcw."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15
A ROADSIDE rnilnonN.

"Nnd so, 'S9aSr wa doat Iasea rcen,,
papyir'
"N& Major set the city papers eO better
terms and 49, | take coppDc ot lhcm,"
I "RuL 'Sluue, the cean,y papcts oiten
: ptuve rr~strr eonNrAienec 10 HS The
more Ne encourage them the better their I'd,
I tors can make them,'
[ "WbN do0t know any copvcpleacc they
are to me-"
"1he iarm yon sold hst f,'l wss advertised
/ in Que vt them, and thcrrNy you obtained a
cu,Iomcr Did you DoIl"
"vey ltac, Major but PAID three dollats
| for H."
"And YOU made mofe than three dollars hy
| IT, Nov, ,rNenr neiehhoN hsd MI maiN
IAin,d ,hs, rrcss and kcpl,d ready iW yeut
sr, yeU woud have been~.shynl INs mssas
[ 10 advertise your property Hut think I
saw Ncnt daughtcts marriage In the papers,
did Iha, cost ycu any,htrgr
"No, but"
"Aud your brothers death WAS lhw pub.
ltshrd, With n long obituary notice. Aud
the dcstuctlrn of your n'iphhor Rtigps
horse hv hre Vow Know these things are
exaggerated ull the authente Srcnunls oi the
newspapers set thom tlghl"
"Eh, true, butt
"ANd when YOU were elected Squire the
printer rriutcd vonr nunc, ana afterwards
hep, II before the people IN The ohic,oO d'rcc'
tory, tor whrh-----,'
"Ncs,y hu, lhcsc things mc news to
the readers, They cause people to take The
papers"
"No, no, Squire Grudgc, not ifNl wew
like You, Now | tell YOU the dny wH come
when some one wilt write u vefN long culogN
On your HE and character and the ptDUtrr
vii put II IN type With u heavy black line
oyet ufnnd with all your iiches, this viii lw
done tor YOU w II grave - made fof n paupct
Your wealth, lihrrtlIlN all such things Will
be- spoken of but the printers boy, w he
spells the words IN arranging the types 10
these, viii rrmnrk Of you, "'oor moan
dwil, he IN even Sponging m oblIuorl"---
Good morning, Squire"
MysrtRiTs ~ Tllg Russian couRr, An
extraordinary statement Ia made In the ~,
Petersburg Journals; "ln dcWnlishIng n wall
IN the apartment Of tho Hereditary Grand
Duke, In what IL called the Gtra, Palace, N
that city, the skeleton Of woman whs found,
sllll covcred with fragments of clothing,
which lcll to duS, upon being exposed to the
air. There IL not the slightest tradition, u h
added to show who the woman was, nor why
she wOS cOScd up IN the wall,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

GafAT lifl0loUs Mf,rsu--h fdeOd
infpfms u. dat he hrs beer ln Attendance
nppn the most remarkable rliplons meeting
nmi h, o,rf saW-aa nine days mfolHg In
ll'aden county ~ miles bodh ~ Elfthtu.
town. ~ sbleh i2s prison. Joined ilr Melh.
odisi Ep~opAl thDfcb, and ~ we's bop
G.ed ~ ge.le'day. Among those who
trus devoted themselves ~ ihs cause ~ lbe
lleedeemsE Wfw N lr'si dnIan whose
agfs ViOsd ffDW ~ ~ HD felN h.iogsih.
~ "a 4as l'ir mosi nOpfrsslya scene hs syff
tHofssb IagpNHs ~ 81 Obfttfr
~ Trs H,uod.bop Tsosodpi m
paoness ibs desrb In not vicinity ~ NJ
l,bbsr Jobfs, ~ soldier ~ nsil'yoiblo0b,y
Wa, ffsf i0,tfUt mnbiHs sod w. dsys
1bs funssl sois,sd lps s,p, In l77g, sgd
,,usi ubll tYo SIas ~ ibf tsf
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

w. submit that ifn "drmocnt" may op0
inrk Stock, That "dcnocnG nay without
befe.y, m1adao II fof Inn -.tbai \ James l'd
clHnau, Es1 President of the Unlt.d States,
nnd Head III the Democracy bo n Irbho'dSr
m B1n4s, the smaller nv m0j, without con.
Summation, he Presidents md Dmdo" IN
B1hks.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

ON lIucg a BAsRrn.-'l'ho Memphis
Bulletin has recently been engaged In dis.
cussing The Bank queslion with his demo.
cratic nrghbor, mud W. ind IN tho following
y very strong insinuhion that MI buchanan
owns siO,00O stock In the Planters Bank.
Uink Sb,ck -- Bdh AdminisirdiioH.-- Our
hard money friends down 0n NUnfuo street,
have gwen ~ line upon line, and hnvn lied
cplhw IN top NJ rpIthei, lo show the rHOf.
mty Of allowing Banks 10 exist and 10 sri
lufib the nb0uiGniion ~ n 'dem0rtnt hhy.
i0g anything 10 do with their administration.
~ it4 "sIosblDg around" IN this subject, II
has often hil.--(nil by accident, of c0uf,eO
.-sGinc ~ oar democratic cOnffpfos n tern.
bio m1iiOp across tho directors table. Hat
a- II wt- family nniir and n- the parties
lonrhcd oyef tho shoulders ~ ~ "bhGkilps,"
seemed not ir mind this cShubeNbt demo.
cnltc zeal employed IN the reformation of
the currency, wr said nothing
Dat facts which have recently c0mc ~
oar knoNIrdgc, excite out yrnetnlion 10 snch
drgfre that go must cfy, bDW or con.
ffefr On NOhfoo. street mny "lnunp' demo
rfds NJ his owt nge md station ns much M
hc p.cngcs; bm we protest nRiinsi the irrp'c
" Ol hls npg,iDl the lash to The shoulders
II the woflhy old gentlemen oho hddstohis
a1Iafy nv ltrddcnt NJ lhc United States, th"
peruniafy ftsoufre NJ ne ditidrni' 0H 40.
O10 n hs Sbck NJ NE PJpictf Htrk M Ten.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

lV' A pleasant man fof n slnnll tca party
was lohi GhrHl, postmaster N West flofI.
dn, Who, carried 10 Pensacola fof tial on n
charge bffobhIor the u X mall, icfmlnAled
his NE NJ that place w Jumping ont ofa
window ~ feet lfom the ground, No. was
once elected 10 The State senate ltom Walton
cnu ity bat h,s prneully been terror 10 HE
nrlshhop H. cnllrd hlm-rlf the "lyrna" "
West l'oflda, and boosted lhnt he could wllp
Gny mnn m that State, Dn more than one
occasion hr hns been seen h, dilrtrni per.
snn-. opening the mail md when hp camb
~ shot ho supposed money lrlief ~ hteAk
II opon, likc lla contents md thrust II In
lhs porlel bnd cScldm, "ilNr. mine" With
m pnh. hod Il Is aDid hg hns ciHitd IN this
business lnf yrnfs
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

baryr NtdsN--fsaNourlt J. " Ni"
rUose drg,b ID ort,opVort Y frfsFtor pr
pore ~ g 'py fslt win fIe Rptmst Fis q
1ourg mt lll,lf N0ntTotf oai,~E lh'
t..opIsf " fU, Argt llfruFE 0'f fS'db,,
tpd U Wort fa,t toW blwes 'r fsYf=e
lle wac q pu,-oc 81 bpwtaa,D.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

~" A writer In Tho Tuy budget, says
that one dollsn vouh ~ sulphur lhiavh
npon lhs hp In the foiafsslf sould have
say,d lbs huslnN nd bs' uuuR p,seioa.
fidgM
lJA'rd snd isab ll,sa H. tlab" hAs
bss eigsnltfd IN llsniia Nins ~ No mem.
lsis f,s lu,sy s. l.1siHf 'hs o'he, hlns
s,a a.srsW as IH.H o. Gipni
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

Tf9 Srsft Rpp =rbr tofny Treas1t
eftf fe SrN Roai lays lhr Arun IT,.
fs EHreJ INFORMED ne f"v 10, e ago, Tint
ht th9f Grmmfsi 80 Coz fr|aury at Nj
nartsfGt Slyooo meme" amniot 0fttr
Rtd tr .r manu af S.p'em0st n I,
~ NJ fis tHe, nr Handsome HnIs mm Of
stf,AbN
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

pfrAss The accounts from Nh pet. NJ
the pecan region nrc nl'ledor The crop Ia
hiddIng la0r ~ be- abundant tAIs srnsob. II
is NJ mofp Importance lhlr man, lmrpine--
lnynlglnp several hnndfsd thousands ~ dol
lns 4 gentleman n lhls city, n low lrhn
snre, wv iNo assistance ~ iW0 ~ thfre NJ
hl- children gathered pershs and sold
obough 10 hing Aboul $1,000 Npnfly Nh ~
ll. sun vas tleaf gallo lle vas mi, oui
blsoeb labor, md The use ~ ts0 horses and
smell wagon fora shpn tine. W. some
dlslnclS the pecan business is mou pfnflsbls
tbbn cotton growing aHd II 10 sa0o ia,mer
l,a's bseh kn0vb w iahe ihsu hands hom
the cotton bslds and pp' them " Gathering
peeaHA, -Apiia tIfIaD OabHf, Sept IN,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

ts't'be l.rpepopHg Hfg ttr@f c}s
dpa tbe rcoy tNco,epf 196 "kos =
cbow ~ 'prYe ~ tive H,He 81 Whotfi Hd
C,of, 5, Ky.5 tF0ypgy e,t Ni,pt, ~ H.,
The Placer herald., 1858-06-05
Proper Party Spirit.
An Ohio correspondent of Hurper's

An Ohio correspondent Of Harpcr's Mag.
azine for April, tells tie following excellent
joke, illustrative Of jealous party spirit:
Governor Chase Issued his proclamation
appointing thanksgiving day. To make
sure of being right on the subject in hand
the Governor composed his proclamation,
almost exclusively, Of passages from the Bi-
ble which he did not designate as quotations.
presumng that every one would recognize
them and admire the fitness Of the words
as wei! as his tsste Of their selection. A
learned editor Of Democratic paper (the Gov
ernor is on the other side) pcunced upon the
proclamation declared that he had read 1t
before-couldn't exactly say whers-hnt he
would take his oath that was downright Ma
graism from the beginning to the end That
would have been joke enough, for while at
least. and perhaps longer; but the next day.
the Republican paper came out violently in
defense OF the Governor, pronounced the
charge false and libelious, and chasnged any
man living to produce one single line Of the
poclsmsioc that hAd ever besc IN print BE-
fora.
The Placer herald., 1858-06-05
OUR CREED.

We love religion, not the priest
We love our country and our God;
We love the man who governs least,
Not one who rules with iron rod.
Each family should be state,
Where all domestic virtues grow:
The heart all empire-then let fate
Attempt In vain to overthrow.
We love the farmer, and his toll
The talismsns Of life are there;
We treasure Gods great gift of soil,
And his creation fair.
We love bright gold, that it may strew
Contentment in the paths of care;
We hate the man who never knew
That he could have too large share.
We love both wit and merit 6ne,
Though poverty their grace unfold;
The diamonds in the dirty mire
Shine just as bright as set in gold.
We love the beautiful, the good
The finished work of natures plan,
For when they're fully understood,
They constitute the perfect man.
We love the woman virtue, truth,
And know such gems would be less rare
II pity for her tender youth
Exposed the tempter's ready snare.
Her life is often overcast,
And darkness clouds the future way;
But heed the lessons of the past,
'Tis darkness tells us what is day.
Take off thy sandal, weary Time,
And lay it at the gates-go in;
Scarce for some new and radient cline,
Untainted by the blight of sin;
We wish thy realm as free and wide
AS makes God s universe our home,
That what We loved might there abide,
And what is hateful never come.
The Placer herald., 1858-06-05
MOUNTAINEER HOUSE.

- THIS we'll known Tavern Stand, on ~
.EIn the Sacramento Road, Ct miles south Oh
of Auburn, having been purchased from the for.
mer proprietors, has been thoroughly RENTED ana
improved, and is now desirable and comforta-
bic Hotel for Travellers and Teamsters An ex-
cellent TABLE will always be kept; the BAR
furnished with superior LIQUORS., and the
STABLING good and commodious. No pains
will be spared to render guests comfortable. and
those who may extend their patronage to the
house, may be assured of finding well kept and
pleasant Hotel. WIN. MULLEN
Mountaineer House. April H-2m
The Placer herald., 1858-06-05

The gathering Of the mistletoe was an i'm.
portant ceremony with the ancient Druid,
accompanied By the people. Il took place
at the end Of the year and the PARASITE was
distributed to the people on the frs. day Of
the new year. As it was supposed to posses
the mystic virtne Of giving fertility and pow.
er to preserve from poison, the pleasure Of
kissing under the mistletoe" may have some
reference to this original belief.
The Placer herald., 1858-06-05
ARRIVAL OF THE GOLDEN AGE.

The steamer Golden Age arrived at Sal
Francisco on Saturday last, at o'clock, p. N
The Placer herald., 1858-06-05

How THE CHINESE Prevent FINANCIAL
CRlsEs.-Every man in China must pay bis
debts at the beginning Of the year, and also At
the time Of religious festival. about tho mid
of the year. lfunabls to settle at these lvy.
iness stops until his debts arc paid.
The Placer herald., 1858-06-05

A country editor thinks that Columbus is
not entitled to much credit for discovering
America, as the country .s 20 large be co1ld
rot rell bsve missed H.
The Placer herald., 1858-06-05

BEAurY.-Socratcs called beauty a short
tyranny; Plato, a privilege Of nature; The
ocritus, a delightful prejudice. Carncdas,
solitary kingdom; Domitan says that moth
ing was more beautiful; Aristotle affirmed,
that beauty, as better than all the letters Of
accommodation in the world: Homer, that
twas glorious gift Of nature: and Ovid, in
alludipg to It favor bestowed by the gods.
The Placer herald., 1858-06-05

All is by liz wisdom, which wants sxpss..
The Placer herald., 1858-06-05
Atlantic News Summary.

There was very imposing demonstration
in the city of New York on the evening OF
April 22d, by the sympathisers Of Orsni and
Pierre, composed mainly Of foreigners. An
immense torch light procession paraded the
streets and arrived in front Of the City Hall
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LIMITED STATES MAIL, FLORIDA.


f~l2 7lft1sit Art n DxrAWrsESr,
ll & ett esft 3astsfaf irtN tt March 80, 1858.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States from LIST
July, 1885, 30th June 1882 Inclusive the following In
the State Florida and the time herein spccned viii be received
the Contract Once this department until M S1t May
next, % be decided on thcaonowins day:
oee2 From Jacksonville Baldwin, ~ miles and back six times
week. r5fla1, i5ise4flsit i2H tffqIfl 800 ftftaa 4
Leave Jacksonville daily, except Sunday, cam;
Arrive vt Baldwin by III M s..ttf III y
Leave Baldwin daily except sunday, at IL M arrival Of
E.ltl railroad taln Fernandina; t Ajf Hi
$50 Jacksonville hoursxay by p M s5.gii
6s6a From Baldwin by Barbers Newburgh, Alligator Little River
Helena Spring Grove Columbus Madison Sandy Ford, aud
Monticello 70 Walkers u isS miles and back, FIX times
! q week. bra ft3 Tft fs@eHH# @t4iHlNAt .ssftt VI
Baldwin daily except sndsy at IL arrival of
railroad train from Fernsndina; 5i Nsf III
Walkers Mill IN % M following
ho,r change The mails vt Aigator) " 5
Leave Walkers Nil daily except sunday az on ART
val II railroad train from Tallahassee; 1i, lg4f
Arrive At Baldwin in 10 hoarssay BY IL (silowing nine
u E1ta h0urs' Aigator) N M tNte
For forms propos guaranty and certificate, also nsrucls
requirements embraced the contracts tho advertise
january 1865 pamphlet FORM Of the principal
post Offices. ttaf 'si'N " AARON v. BROWN
Mar 3lA-1aw4w y7slJ tHH s9a Postmaster General
Z l. :.
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IXIHERE is MARTHA BROWpERY---I was d

w for the county n Nm
widde Virginia. s March 1858, advertise fur Martha
Browdsr and she AR Dor Representatives s s the
Tennessee supposed since which time khs has no been
heard She entitled eS1A H. with utercs from
December lsls from hc Mary
cost bats n tho county Of nnwdd virginia she shsi not be
heard from tho sad court q be hr In ths month
Of September 1885 he 18th Of that mcnth then the court viii
order ssd money be Distributed amongst her heirs and
dEtr4butees.fn tfsfi ttffl y or ALEXANDER DORMAN,
rErxssnuRa Va, April T. 1883. Special Commissioner,
Anr,, II La lw
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rHARLEs,s LONDON CORDIAL GIN.-THE

~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMIURTEIl-This Gin,
distilled london barley under the surveillance o the
British dscacy favored with tnciurc OF the Italian
juniper berry the valuable reotves Of tho
table Kingdom rendering H. the opinion OF The most eminent med
cal purest and safest muant dreic drink In
harsh which
ders the article Holland Gin scnaps objectionable
Though intended medicine, recommended by
generally Of Dyspepsia Gout Rheumatism nosy Gravel
Coc Cholera and Structure Diseases or the Urinary
gan Kidneys and the Boscl Nervous Debility whilst
weaker win lind by its adoption relief om those srcss
which frequently attend their delicate
Valentine Mott New York the highest medical authority,
rronouncos CHARES LONDON CORDIAL only superior
other, he
II rs peculiarly adapted settlers In the southern and western
States wen for travellers changes az and
For sale and cents,
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