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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
TINE SUBSCRIBER, WISHING TO ago
II West" offers for sale his FARM, lying seven
miles West Of Athens and three North Of Rice
Vile, opposite Rncker's Mill, on Mouse Creek, con-
tanning about 15) acres, about One-haf cleared
and in cultivation, the balance heavy timbered
LAAd-hne Springs, aside from creek water. The
Buildings all new and conveniently arranged.
Persons wishing to buy will please call on the
premises, where the subscriber will always be
ready 10 shsw them over the Farm.
Terms made easy md TO suit tho timer.
X. L. BALDWIN.
June IL, I850-tIS-56O
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Athens Foundry and Machine Works.

Athens Foundry and Machine Works.
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce TO the citizens Of Athens and
the public generally, that they are still In opera
ton and propose to do CASTINGS Of every des-
crption in their line, and would therefore solicit
work from all those who may want anything Of
the kind 49,.
We are now casting and have for sale different
sizes Of the Globe, Crescent, Indiana and Iowa
Cook Stoves furnished complete; various sizes of
PaIlor, Nine Plate Chamber Office and Shop
Stoves Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware Waffle
IRONS flcughs, Backs and Jams. In fact har-.
ing very large supply Of patterns on hand got up
during the past seven years, we can supply any
order for any kind Of Machinery that can bowen
ted We also manufaeture Horre Powers and
Threshers, also Cane or Sugar Mills, large and
small kettles. $50
: Also the Kilgore Spiral or Incline Water Wheel
whish will saw from TIVE 10 Ave Thousand feet per
day Al kinds Of MACHINERY fitted up in The
best aud most durable manner, and upon short
notice. II We
Also Iron Railing Of every description
Weare also prepared 70 make Brass and Com
position Casting.
The highest cash price pnid for old Copper
49, - zIMMERAfAM n KIL00Rf,
p, s. There il connected with the Worse an Ok
eellent Pattern Maker, 80 that persons Wishing
ca9tipgs can have Pattegna ma'lsto order AJAX.
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fT'HB' uNDERsfgNED, HAViNa ENaAul
IL ed IN the Coal and Lumber Business and be-
ing desirops to wind up MI Old bnsnoss anil ,yiye
his undivided attention 70 the new hcstiost he
wishes to SCH 90 bis Lands at philadelphia. Ia
gotlier With his MILLS, &c. 70 those acquainted
With the properly y need, 10 putting srnugcr...
only say that ibcfc Is no olher Farm and Water
Power 50 conveniently situated on the East Ten
neseee and Georgia Railroad
JOHN sTANFIELD.
phiiadeIphia, Tenn, Jan. IL, '59-tf-53s.
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Just Received,
I BARREL LINSEED OIL;
Il Train Oil;
SPIT Turpentino;
l Can Damar Varnish;
is Kegs White Lead in Oil, pure;
so lbs Dry White Lead;
90 lbs Red Lead;
Chrome Greene in Oil;
Ultra Marine Blue; Blue Smalts;
Concentrated Lye.
A supply of Medicine Of various kinds.
WIN. BURNS.
Athens. March 4. 1859.
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Threshers | Threshers

DERS0NS WANTING THREsHERs CAN
Il be supplied by calling or sending their orders
to the undersigned, upon reasonable terms
May 1871 ZIMMERMAN & KILGORE.
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Mount Harmony High School,


For Males and Females.
TVNHE SIXTH SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
IL tuition will open on Monday, 25th July next,
under the supervision of Mr.. S. =. HALE and
Lady.
TERMS, per Session Of 81 'reeEs, payable one-half
an Advance, and the balance at close If Session.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, q session, ...s5 90
English Grammar, biography, Arithmetic,
Defamation and CompositOn,................ 500
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Logic, Ilheto-
rio, Defamation and Composition. .........1O, 90
Contingent rs
Boarding in good families, convenient TO the
School, p week (washing and lights extra,) 1926
This is exclusively an English School, and bias
for its object the impartng of thorough practical
Engtish Education to the youth Of both sexes, and
is situated in a neighborhood unsurpassed for So
briefly, morality, and freedom from temptations to
idleness and vice.
JAMES FORREsr, WM. l.. BuRSs,
JAMES Lowry, JSo. ID. LOwRr,
WN. l.. RICE, DAs'L Lowry,
7. j. Lowry, Trustees.
June IL, lS59-I5t-560
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HARVEST or 1859.
PI.ANrER9 ATTENTION.
MANNyB CONFINED
Reaper aud Mower. with Woods

fI>fIe MACHINE is or LIGHT DRAFT,
easily managed. strong ard durablc -can Do
chnntc1 n one Minute from Reaper 70 Mower
4 mo ffo'n si1e draft, nod can be worked y
either horses or oxcn--will not clog n any kin1
- grass. wa or ify---can Ne moved from Bold e
aold With lhc ease Of cart-hAsh lever BY which
u can Be instantly raised 10 pass eb.roci,ons---
Is safe mnchipc The seat hoingba Of the knives
works well ON any kind Of ground Tree from
stump, and IN any kind Of grass or arain~-naran-
ted 70 cut erass " grain At the rate 81 onp acre
per hour as we'll as can be done BY soythe Or
cradle. W..
For price, terms, warranty, &C., rcfercncc y
made y my pamphlets. SEM ION oSA.
Also'extra pieces ON hand for Machines already
sold.
The above Machines for sale by
S. X. REEDER, Agent.
Athens, June 10. ls5o-tf~559
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BOLIVAR FEMALE ACADEMY,

MadisOnViIIe, Tenn.
THE Winter Session OF this popular Institution for thu
Il education OF Young Ladies', will commence the
18th day of september-Prof s. NJ. GAINES, Principal
with competent corps Of assistants.
The course Of instruction at this School embraces
every thing taught at the most celebrated institutions
OF learning in country. Those who would consult
economy invited TO examine rates before send
ing their elsewhere Diplomas are conferred
upon those, and those only, who complete the entire
course or its equivalent.
For further particulars please Catalogues which
will be sent application to the Principal Trustees
JOSEPH UPTON, On.
ia. GOWN, SEQ. Aug 10, 1s5s-tf-516
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Ready Made Clothing
Threshers.
Dress Goods I

UTE HAVE A VERY COMPREHENSIVE
w stock Of Fancy Dress Goods-such as Silks,
Tissues Bareges, De LANES; 0rgandy, Swiss and
Chales-and in fact, we have something Of al
most every thing in this line. Call an examine.
April robson, RICE co.
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Farm for Sale.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED BEING DISPOSED
IL TO move West desires to sell the FARM on.
which she now resides, lying on Mouse Creek, four
miles West Of Athens, near Parshals old Saw
Mil. The Farm contains 100 acres--60 acre. IN
cultivation, the balance in timber-oak, hickory
and chestnut There is on the Farm a good
Spring, Orchard, Dwelling House, Barn aud other
necessary buildings. -
Terms easy. Any person wishing small Farm
would do well 10 call Immediately.
ANN b. PATTON. )
june IL, ls50-tf-56O n
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Petersburg, Va, March 1, 1850.
WYE have this day associated with Mr.. FRED
w II. SCOTT, TO transact a
Commission and Wholesale Grocery
~ Business
We shah continue to devote our personal attention
10 the sale OF
aud with seniors experience Of twenty years, we
expect to render satisfactory sales.
We are prepared to grant ample cash advances
against co lgnments. We propose furnishing Groce-
ries customers at the cheapest possible prices
for cash, or against eonsignments Of Produce.
H. We shall keep on hand large supply Of Peruvian,
Eide, and Phosphate Guanos, which we viii sell low
reash We are also the sole agents for Robinsons
Manipulated Guano, which We warrant equal TO any
manufactured and 10 contain per cent. Of Ammonia
and 80 per cent Of Phosphate Of Lime.
We grateful for the liberal patronage extended
to the late firm, and by fidelity and industry hope
not only to preserve but largely increase the same.
Very respectfully,
Feb 25-1ys-5A THOs, BRANCH SONS.
ThoAAs bhAhoh r. hhANVh
JANIS r. BRANCH FRED. r. SCOTT
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Iew aoodsI Cheap ooodsl Fine Goodsl


DEC LEAVE TO SAY no THEIR Gus.
ID TONERS, and mankind generally, that they nrc
now receiving q large and complete stock Of
ALI Kinds Of Goods az
usually brought 10 this Market with some Of the
novelties Of the season which they pnposc offering
al their unprecedented how prices,
FOR CASH AND no plt0MrT DEALERS.
Our motto 4, 70 seH. 50, give us . call and No
promise to show you Goods and prices 70 please.
April ~. = 81. .|I I. VI e. = 1. g.. 2. = y I||
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0IneoN d WRaTER.

VfAvn RncnrVED AND OPENED rHEIR
Ill supply Of s. f'RfNG HNn1 WINNER
tOOD& Tho stock Il general. embracing good
assortment ~ Dress Goods. Bonucl.. IfimminfA
Goods Or Gcnilemens' Wear in frcN variety,
Ready Made ClothinE, Hats. Caps, Boots aud
Shoes together with every thing else utnniy kept
IN Retail Dry Goods Slore--to or examination
of Az which ihoy invite the public generally =
Give them call. and they will sell you Goods as
iow az You can buy them " any other house in
Athens. -
rsl- an ,lcrchanthbio codutfy Produce take,
IN oxc|iaage for Goods nt the highest market
prices. J.. .... 81 La. 4 |'.I Anril 4
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w. E. HALL, M. D.,
AND PHYSICIAN,

Athens, Tenn,
A GAIN TENDERS HIS PROFESSIONAL
IA services TO the public.
Office, over Witt a Rucker's store.
Nav 27,1s5q-tf-557
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-17
TIIE MARKETS.

New York, Jan. 15--Flour has advanced;
sales oC $500 bbls at $4,60as,6 Sd for State,
So, j. 5a6 for Ohio aud $5,7Ga5,5O for Southern.
Wheat quiet; holders demand advance. Corn
advanced, sales of 1880 bush. at S5aS6 for
mixed Porl, quiet. Lard firm. Whiskey firm
at 27!a2Sc. Sterling Exchange dull at lU9sa
1893.
Cl>CINyATr, JAN IA fair demand for -four
and the market irmer; LOO bb's sold at 5 |,
SOa5 90, the latter rate Oblainah'e at the
close for good brands superfne. Whisky adj
vanccd to 2Gc, sales of 600 bills, part from
store. Mess polk opened with good demand;
quiet there beiug more sellers than buyers at the
outside rate; at the close G,OOo bbls was on the
market at $l7,50 delivered at Louisville and
LOCO ditto at SIS, delivered in New York in
May and June. Nothing done III bulk meats
and the market closed heavy and prices nominal.
Lard, 500 kegs sold at liz and 100 bbis at
lie. BaCoH--4O hhds sold at G4aS!. Money
unchanged. Groceries firm, good demand.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sB- WHO VIZ 6e Nayora-Dou6sJaul!-Tbe
facts in the case seem 10 be considerably mix
ell" the mixture consisting chiefly of Queens
ware, saw logs and editors; especially editors /!
In the meantime there is no doubt about the
fact that Dr.. Chapman's Hoarhound. Balsrm
cures Coughs in old and young, Whooping
Cough, HOarseness, &c. Price % cents. For
sale by druggists and dealers in town and coun-
try. I. II. Logan & Co., Gen'l Agents.
SEE advertisement OF D,. Sanfola's Liver. In
viSOrator in another coiumn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-17

CHARLESTON, Jan. l5.-The steamer Isabel
from Havana, via. Key West, furnishes the in
formation that the L. 5. steamer, Metacomet,
commander Macomb, of the Paraguay eX?ed!-
ton, rnt in at Key West on the 2Gth ult., with
her machinery damaged and short of coal. y
number OF vessels had put into Key West uII-
der the stress Of weather.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-17

q D"ijc@tsd.-The ST. Alphonseus church
u, Centre Wheeling which has just been COM
Meied, was dedicated yesterday, by Bishop
" nSian, assisted 10y several missionaries from
distance. THIS church which was built for the
'sFman portion of the Catholic congregation is
me structure and stands as creditablc monu-
aen' to the skill of those Immediately engaged
IN its erection.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-17

~ Acciaen1 to an Eayius.-on Friday last
The engine Pennsylvania, of the Hcmpffeld Rail.
road, was prcciPitated from the turn table at
Washington and considerably damaged. One
of the employees Of the road, whose name we
did not learn, was seriously hurt BY the acct
ddent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-17
Nr@EA

q Tile Birth Day Of f;wahtia.-To, day is
Inc Birth day of Franklin. The printers in ali
'As principal cities of the Union, will celebrate
Inc birthday Of the great American Printer,
philosopher and Statesman, and thus do honor
10 The memory of one whose career reflected so
much honor and glory upon their professon.-
Il should DC "a pleasant annual social reunion
among all the members Of the craft every
where
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40 RnoAD srRrFT, Pm1A., Ia.

lEr'rrr'.) In lifting 'he kettle from TN" fire IL bo
y-Ihi.. tilted over. and scaiIsl my hauds
very severely. almost crisp il awful stspt
The Mustang Lunrut appeared tu extract III" pain. Il
hcHr rapidly, without SORENESS aud LETT no Gear Of ac-
Truly yours CHARLES FOSIEE.
Such language as this, Is but the constant and
natural echo Wherever this article is used.
This i.iniment is Indispensable TO Planters.
and owners Of horses and muies.-lIr. John In-
nicrrnun. Montgomery, Ala, sold slave for
$500 who was raised from utter useiessnesz 10y
this iiuimrnl. Every family should have IL.
BE very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Luuent. and take no other.
Soil ty sn Dealers throughout North and South
Ansr.c7 EUROPE. and the Islands Of the Ocean.
Tor - cts. so cts. aud Sl,o0. Per Bottle.
B.sH.S.Eg$ . l'.JRA, ~ 3:
T. II. LOGAN < Co, oa., IACGUL,TS ! ECsuFiELD
\@Hois or Wrea'n-. jy9 we dIiu- -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-17

e" Zoaao,irl.-Rhinchart Gaus, fashionable
barber, uude" the M'Lure House, advertiscs in
to,days paper Unsolicited, we take upon our
selves 10 recommend Mr. Gaus' shaving saloon
to everybody in town VINO, like ourselves, de-
light ina close" easy shave, and a gentle tot
lcite manipulation Ct the capital regions. In
these respects and in all other ranges of his art
through which we have had occasion 10 pass,
including these grateful tcpid baths, Gaus has
no superior about town.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-17

ToRoNro, Ca, Jan. l5.-It is said that dis.
patches have been received from England by the
Canadian Govt, containing the command that
Her Maicsty's award to Gttoway for the seat OF
cot shall be carried out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-17

50 There has been much speculation says
the clip B,s&ei, among the learned in all ages,
as to the cause of the excessive running at the
HSe in cold weather. The philosopher attach
CT to the Chip Buildings has at length ascertain
ct the peculiarity in question to be wise pro-
VISION of Nature to prevent that organ from
freezing mp. Some of our most cuterpri>ing citi-
2s''N are turning the discovery to account by APP
PLYING the principle to hydrants
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-17

PrnE. WOOD-Denr Sir: You Hair e>t5rativcis proving
sel beneficial from, also hr back part
my head almost lost its cove"nEn TACT lad. have
used but half PIN bottles your tOFat:ve, and COW
top NY head Is we'll studded viii promising crop OF
young hair and the front IS also Giving ils bsn"6t.
have atois without DGci. Whatever
think from my parona ,ccoun uu.tion can in
tuce many others 10 Try il.
Yours especially, D. L. THOMAS NJ. D.
No. IA tTpet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-17

FY~ PersonaL President Comonrort,
General Condo, and l. Hulseman, of Mexico,
came up on the BaItimnre and Ohio Railroad
the other day and crossed over at Benwood.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-17

WASG-NGrov, jar. %.
Senate not in session to. day, having adjourned
over till Monday.
UousE.-Mr. Foster. Of Me, asked hut failed
to obtain the consent Of the House to the intro.
duction Of bill authorizing the Post Master
Gcucr; to contract for carrying the mails be-
tween Bangor and Halifax, L. 5, by railroad.
The bill extending for seven years the patent
to james O. Holmes, for an Improvement in
chair for iuyadS, was passed; yeas los, nays 81.
At the instance of Mr.. Stephens, of Ga, the
consideration Of the motion to commit the
French spoilation bill, reported last session TO
the Committee Of the Whole was further post
poncd ill next Tuesday two weeks. This does
not affect the same bin recently passed 10y tie
Senate.
The House then proceeded to the considera-
ton of private bills.
On motion of Mr.. Winslow, of Y. c., a rcso-
LUTON was adopted calling on the Secretary Of
the Navy for information concerning the Navy
Yards. The object being to facilitate the bust
ness before the Naval committee.
On motion of Mr.. howard, OF Mich, it was
resolved that the naval Com. report what legIS-
lation is necessary 10 reduce the expenses &C
the Navy and whether any o! the yards and
docks can be abandoned. The House then went
into Com. on the bill to cod;fy the revenue laws.
Mr.. Comins, while not approving of all the
details of the bill, would give it his support on
broad national grounds Ii being important not
only to the n nj; bat all the transporting
interests Ter. Us; o. inc country, o,,.,,.,,,.
ar H,u1shgs SaEG nTutI o. an ",AI:,,'iG';t
10 aoolSn Tue 'raG IN inc S'aye$. 10 Wvi ,'iS
Iou',"S -, I;I, w. 's'',' -. -
communist M the ssnu5Si;nan c"nnlemaGce
tH'S Ii"HiG III human nc9' ana i"EoNe '"e nation
IN ,ne cunt oil perjury w. ,,,;.,.
MI S't'S"' vi -, va W. ,r'g -
co0nes trade and Ergncn traihc IN AFRICANS
Ar' o'Iu'Il l,,aN !, as DaS' Us co'st" ,S5
%.'Ec tId IL -, oI,ien '''''
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-%SODs<

E=lgN CoIreetion-In the financial exhibit of
,,s CITY published the other day, the words
interest on drafts in transitu" occurred. "In-
,''cSt on drafts in transitu and certificates of
loan" should have been written.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-17
-CHINA

w have received second supply OF French Chi
w ma, comprising Band decorated and p!s!u CT ma;
Dinner and Tea Sets 81 new and elegant p"tteT large
Of beautiful Vases, and variety Of Pitchers,
Soup Turresn, Motifs, Cups, au Cake stands. We have
also received supply Of Silver Plated Ware, such
spoons, Forks Sugar longs, Mustard Spoons and knife
Tae Ladies and other interested w please call
ami examine stock HOBBS a HAENES,
uGvIO rs Main
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Og~ &c

- 4 Good ApD0intmeat.-Wc see that our
'''"d' Major c. Vance, for many years mail
'seHt on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, has
De-, "ssn appointed postmaster ut Clarksburgh.-
IHe appointment is good one.
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THE STATE OF MARYLAND.

TIE STATE OF NJ Az 1 LAM.
m Oraha7s' Court htI icr T. lt,orr Ar Court
~ House Els Baltimore, seventh DAP 81
Dscrmbs' ia ;= year o. Lord eishtecn hundred aud
Present. EDWARD D. Ke>rp.
s 81 = 1 : :: S iIfs I;:,u Judges
Among o:He- n~oceeGjn=.s ere rile tol.ovi7r-
N THE ORPHANS COURT TOy EaLuiMvEE CITY
y TIE MATTER Of THY EsTA1E OF WILLIAM VIE
k-EE au JANIS =. TYSON, Executors OF saju William
Nieran deceased il is ordered anu GgcTey On his sew
en-h dEv r=ccrau-r, eighteen hundred and s-t-n ~
orp1ru5' Count f,r Baiw CT that Is said ENscE
orr and ,ny are hereby directed 20 cause 20 insert"
~ she daily newspapers published IN tac
ciy q" Elimor and one or more Of CHE ari' ncs!av'rs
nu3hea IN ae states o: Ohio virginia. Illinois i"~a ana
rthe children d: Deborah Maxwell : Priscilla HeIp,s,
~o OK 'he sisters Of lt Wi@" "ieTwa1, deceased and
appear in ihis ,e first drv OF Ma, ei-h-,
authenticate sheir claims d-,tr SHARE Of III
residue of e estate of n. s"i dea8sr iva pursuance o.
tie Act O. the General Assembly Of Mogyaud Of 1925,
SAM'L Z. sriCEE
~ In estfmonv that tire foregoing is uuc copy
SEA, aea Que OF the reeor, the proeredipro o.
- The orpbars' Court for baltimore CITY, her,ur,o
subscribe ana alN itv seal OF tc sg Court is
ei- d"' OF december IN te year OF cur Lord eighteen
hu lureo and Ety-cght.
deci1-Iaw5m Register o. W'Is Tor Baltimore CIV.
Notice CT Dissolution.
dc,st-e under ,he hra o. u aauc I. Adams. is ri.s
dnv DISSOLVED hy mutual conser.- fjs business OF The irm
Will be settle, by Geo Adams, 'o authorized the
pawe OF She fam in The settlement OF its accounts.
January LIST, 1889. GRO. ADAMS,
The undersigned VIII con,nue Abe Produce Commission,
Wholesale Liquor business, War,lousc No
Mia s..ect, formerly occune,.t'y poIoc : Adams
ia01 GEO- ADAMS.
\rovELry FAMILY rIoUG.-wr are jus. receiving
= sgPs or lot o. he No'ey WI" w, We. Panty aud
EEsla I'on' Tor sale by GEO ADAMS,
jonl No 5"TNniu s.
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BUY \ BOrTLl
BEAGG'S ARCTIC I.INIJETNT.
ID get tbs EniIcd states JouEnHi Free
ARCTIG - nTUSTANG.

iaytdoUS and Imp dent c7ri- r.c.riF r-t,.tt -
notice n ha-as- aIa al.t'lH VIC .-.Af ttf'faffF
ds,I IS atHy az BEAu.'s AEtliy iiNiNiNI -t tttF
~ B%AGG's ARCTIC LINIMENr. H. raI. b. rsei,,lr-
tory Tor Is to follow .srsui us stats. s Ir Tra= I'D
published card au'gu fe.nE tat D. bod , i5T'lr 500
recsiua ys;h the Aus'au-, snt e"gt r't ~, 'l PC
sponShI= FOR Is FoTatri quality ~ t'r o. Hlr
son OF et us1 Law ifgga lutgF-- DO iir 40, a. r'n
been owned bv Over T Trsg- ana =. HurTvv.s, asirS
only councillor I,TcG ever had win 81 re s-
SSes faveEnc he Ng.tarr u Bras. Ia. Rad many
years experience, ans u j. lut reasonable iu pT-us
That IN ,s ,, pia' T faast ri g.,
instantaneous success Of i'rarEs Arctic LriH'rt
hT introduced sin lnorls Il La! sagrr-rlg. a gtl,g
i,,frts irrIyifr ~ NI,.s. H. tl. rr, ,r,- sfr
article OF the Mustang Wr1ct~ aT arare 70 ne
market, put up externally cNaoy IKE he srIu'r' 20
been Ia Bragg, but unlike b, Zoe al's 80 poem Dc
persons ", o iaH H>-i l.lS as o.
Gle OF the Mustang cgETlaiiiE o. E lE" ,ys'- yr'i,
- b. f, . ~ ~ TO-. D III f4Ttl.r
notl"a to do The vaut %" ,hg NHs''t iof, .'is'' US
amusing to thoss who know tiyir status thr uoLlr -
TO is transparent; they dislike 20 sc thr' 'tHTS ia.
Preparation supStss.sd ty LEtFs a., s 1910 -, IN
slider raiure. N7t'si,ltuis tis rC,e,aieu ny ~
I,.= L,' &c > 49,, ~ ~ f 60 - 70. y
hc vain attempt 9" rrsua. .r IHhls 'iat 90 Aree In
tess gentlemen rrus .r. sa. readily ,uprrlcrJ
T. !, "gFe s.sl' ~, d. o. , ' %,
The fact reait It o. iLat tH alarmed - 90
T r,o: lis, Tor nv art. 10 atm o. sat.iartr-I 80
sirstr Of RAGGfs ARCTIC gust Ias..r- co.
De frosi tynE IT, vs a-sar,d that 49, ,r.e
i,s-, merits, tb,s ,,aa ara'H o. Iraur,I
the MUSTANG. In e'Hsa-l'n w. ''sl' '.i IT, ~ o. 80
i- VIII bear triumrhau'y e'.7g 80 ID .t U,N hs o Jed
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NALUARLE HoRsE Saved.

Mr.. $. LATCH, Hyde Park, Vt, writes go That the
considered worthless (is SQayiu)
hut since the free of the Mustang Imminent, have
SOLD him for $3.50 cash Your Luimeut has been doing
wonders up herc''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-17

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