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SHARr.-There is said to be a phrenol-
ogist in London who can tell the contents
of q barrel by examining its head. He
makes his examination with gimlet.
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Nor TO BE TRUSTED. The man who
staryes his fapily and spends bis money
for whiskey. ,s,,sq ssa3 90
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MuLrIrLYING--Old Maids about town.
Their name will soon be, legion usltsS
Bachelors be mp aud doing: u
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*Those seimarked with star were Speak
ers of the Senate, who were appointed b!
the Constitution to ill vacancies, ant
who served as Governors for short period
only. ,wsEl"--oi
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8 AsouT TowN.-Too many bar.room
loafers. Better go to work. o4 div
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ALDEHoFFs INSTITUTE FOR BOYS

In Sigh, of Chattanooga, Tenn.

In Sight of Chattanooga, Tenn.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED
l. the commodous Hotel property Of Col. JOS
McCulloh, will open therein ON the LIST March next
Select School for Boys.
1t is confidently expected that the location and
the principles on which the School will be con
Quoted, will Obviate most, if not ALL the usual OBJ
jectioDs to our town schools or colleges. The
number Of pupils will be limited, so that all may
come under the direct instruction of the Prnci-
pal; and none will be retained except those who
are a credit to themselves and the School. Ample
Chemical, Philosophical and Mathematical Appa-
ratus will be procured soon as the success of
the enterprise is sufficiently apparent
Board and lodging will be Of superior order
The location recommends itself as peculiarly
fortunate, for, besides the total absence of all in
ducements to extravaganza and vice, the institu-
ton is pre-eminently suited To those who value
health as preferable to any thing else. The tenn
perature Of the mountains is only about four de-
grees below that of the valley; but the great sa-
lubrity of the location arises from the dryness of
the air, dews and frosts being unknown. This
condition Of the atmosphere is productive of the
most beneficial effects upon the SYSTEM giving rise
| to an extraordinary elasticity of the mind, and
| preventing that languor and lassitude SO preva-
| lent in the valleys during the Summer months.
| The enterprise meets already with the most fiat
| terng encouragement so that all those who can
appreciate the peculiar advantages thus presented
for The thorough and practical education of their
sons, would do woll to address the undersigned at
| Cleveland as soon as possible.
II. w. Won ALDEH0FF,
Late Principal Mas. Fem. int. at Ceuciaad, Tenn.
Nov rs, 1s59-5t-5s3
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TELEGRApHIc.

Washington, Nov. 26.-Dr. Breed, for
merly examiner in the Patent office, ha,
been required to give bail to keep the
peace, for the sum of $1,000, for uttering
incendiary language. Seward views be
ing the topic OF conversation.
Baltimore, Nov. 27.-More troops are 20
ing TO Charlestown. Wise and Hunte,
profess to have received information that
an attack will be made tonight. Troops
have been rendered by Georgia and North
Carolina, but Gov. Wise declined the lat.
ter.
Nao Orleans, Nov. 2S.-The Steamer
Moses Taylor has arrived with San Fran.
cisco dates of the 5th, and Havana of the
18th. The new Captain General arrived
at Havana on the 23d. Sugar was ex.
cited and holders were demanding 81.
@9l.
Brownsville, Texas, Nov. 20.-Lieut Ten.
nison reports that 800 troops and citizens
are protecting the city, which is closely
besieged by Cartinas. There has been
no attack yet.
New Orleans, Nov. 2S.-Cotton sales to.
day 5000 bales. Middling and lower
grades dcclinedl Prices Irregular Mid.
ding l0s@lls. Sugar dull 6507l.-
Mess pork buoyant, advanced 25 cents,
1850.
The comploto crons of 26 sugar n,onters
in tho y;a;n;,v Of poton Rosao "a i;ttie
over half of last year.
N,,o yo,I Nov os-Tbe T;r,os n,h.
l;shes a dismotcb fror, Mar;oo u;a po,pp uw,
which soys Fiat the cnnsoruo,;uos ,mdar
Gar,jn fnyo,t tba f;horaIs midas cornno.
Jo Of Ton;e about ,ho eth tn Consar
yo,;ves woro y;c,or;nns L;i,;,, Toronodo
hut susto;n;ra araat los then,saiuns
Coronodo had ,rr;sonod tha pr;,;.h
Consul Mt Mazaitap because he would
not nav a second dutv on tho treasnre
Skinned bv tie Colv nso. The Cantain Of
tha Erit;sb steon,er Ametivst relea.;ad
the Consul. blockaded the Port and s6iz-
od two of tbe;r cline laden wifi cotton.
Capt. Stone returns to Sonora.
-. Az " NJ. on
1rr;, o"'g S;ad ,os, c,o INV. a'i''e'oi'
nS '"s
washington, NOV. ZJ.-Judge watts, d.
rect from New Mexico, controdicts the
death OF hit carson.
CharIcstoon, Va, Nov. 29.-The military
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

az We are authorized and requested to an
nouhcc W M. GEOkGE, as candidate for re- cleo
ton to the Office Of County Court Clerk of Nc
MINI county, at the ensuing March election.
gs- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce JOHN +. SLOWER as u candidate for
reelection to the office of Circuit Court Clerk of
McMinn county.
rss- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce JOHN N. DUNN, Esq, of Cleveland, as
candidate for Attorney General, for the 4th Ju-
dicial circuit. Election in May.
re" We arc authorized and requested to an
nouncc WILLIE LOWRY, Esq, Of Athens, as a
candidate for Attorney General, Fourth Judicial
Circuit Mt the election in May, 1860.
Es5- We are authorized aud requested to an
nounce JAMES L. SHELLEY as u candidate for
reelection to the office Of County Court Clerk of
Roanc county, ut the ensuing March election. y
J9.y- We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc GEO W. MAYO rs n candidate for County
Court Clerk Of Roanc county, ut the election next
March.
no We are authorized and requested to an
nounce p. L. GAMBLE as a candidate for the
office of County Conrt Clerk for McMinn county.
Election March Sd, 1860.
sZ1s- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce c. A. JORDAN as a candidate for Circuit
Court Clerk for McMinn county, at the ensuing
March election.
re- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce DAN. w. ROBINSON us u candidate for
Sheriff of McMinn county. Election March Sd,
1860. IL
leS- We are authorized and requested to an
| nouncc WIN. C. WITT as a candidate for County
Court Clerk, Mc1inn comfy, ut the ensuing March
election.
gtsS- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce X. SNYDER as a candidate for County
Trustee, McMinn county, at the ensuing March
election.
5nss~ We are authorized and requested to an
nounce II. II. RIDER as candidate for Trustee
for McMinn county, at the approaching March
election.
I'D We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc HORACE A. McMAHAN as a candidate
for Circuit Court Clerk for McMnu county, at the
ensuing March election.
lzss- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce ALLEN D0DSON, MS q candidate for
County Trustee Of McMinn county, at the ensu-
ing March election.
ga3- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce II. 7. ENGLEDOW as candidate for
County Trustee, at the ensuing March election.
ESs- We are authorized and requested to an
nOunce G. w. LYLE, Esq, of Chattanooga as u
candidate for Attorney General, at the ensuing
election, May, 1860.
nouncc CHAS. STAPLES as a candidate for
Trustee for McMinn county. Election next March.
efS- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce j.. 4. CANTRELL as candidate for
Sheriff of McMinn county, at the ensuing March
election.
ass- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce SIM. W. FOSTER as candidate for the
office of Sheriff of McMinn county, at the ensuing
March election.
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AYoUNe LADY sssr wksr by ADAMS,
ExrREss.--A beautiful and accomplished
young lady passed through Norfolk, Va,
last week, en- route for st. Louis, where
she was being sent by express. She was
from Paris, and being unable to speak
our "barbarous lingo" her friends had
adopted this method Of sending her to
her destination; she was regularly enter
cd upon the sway BILL" and freight paid
all the way through. So says. the Day
Book
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lIOSTETTER,s
8 T O M ACH BITTER g..

For the cttre OF dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nausea, Fiat
Mency Loss Of appetite, o. any BiAi0us Com Dloints
arising from u morbid indction n tee Skonidah o.
Bo'eets, producing Cranips Dysenfe,y, tolic, CAos
era NOrJus dec.
Nm VIEW OF TIE FACT THAT EVERY MEMBER
Il OF the human family Is more or less subjected u
some OF the above complaints, besides innulperabls
other conditions of life which, by the assistance %
little knowledge or exercise of sense they may
be able SO to regulate their habits Of diet and with the
assistance OF good tonic, permanent health.
course to pursue is cersniy that which will produce
natural state Of things at the least hazard of vital
strength and life; for this end Dr. ostetter has intro
duced to this country preparation called HOSTEL
TER's STOMACH BlTTERS, which ut this day is not
new medicine but one that has been tried for years
giving satisfaction to nil who have ssed it, The Bitters
operate powerfully upon the bowels and liver
restoring them to healthy and vigorous action and
thus by the simple process of ming nature
enable the system TO triumph disease. Diarrhda
ysentery or lux, SO generally contracted by set
tiers, and caused principally by the change of water
and diet,wlil be speedily regulated by brief use OF
tins preparation. Dyspepsia, disease which Is proba-
bly, more prevalent when taken all its various forms,
than any other; the of which may always be at
ribued to arrangements of the digestive organs can
ACH BlTTERS as per directions on the bottle. For
this disease every physician will recommend Bitters Of
some kind, thsn why not article known to be
inallibe? Every country have their Bitters pre-
ventive OF disease, and strengthening the system Ia
general, and among them all there is be found
more healthy people than the Germans, whom this
preparation emanated, based upon scientific expert.
ments which has attended to advance he destiny Of
this great preparation in the medical scale OF science
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For the Post.
For the Students at Mt, Harmony.

If ono half Of the square root of thirty six DO
multiplied by two, and four subtraeted from the
product, the remainder augmented by hfsen mi
nus one, will give sum equal to twice what my
age was sixteen years ago minus eight years, and
1t one sixteenth Of tho age of the lady love be
added to seven sixteenths of my age, their sum,
plus three years, diminished by sixteen and the re-
mainder multiplied by thirty-two, will give n pro-
duct equal to thirty-two times what her aye was
when she lacked seven Fights Of her present age
of being as old us she is now.
Tell me her age, and will tell you who she Is.
LITTLE HOPE.
-UcAian CO., Tenn, Nor. 20, 1859
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In Ordesing Tickets or t,ertificatess

Enclose the amount of money to our address for
what you wish to purchase; name the Lottery III
which you wish IL invested, and whether you wish
Wholes, Halves, Quarters, or Eighths, on receipt
OF which we send what is ordered, by first mail,
together with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, Printed Draw
ing, certified to by the Commissioners will be sent
with an explanation.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give tho name Of their Post Office, couu.
ty and State.
All communications strictly confidential.
All Prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid immedi-
ately after the drawing-other prizes at the usual
time Of forty days.
Orders for Tickets to be directed to
WOOD, EDDY co., Augusta, Georgia..
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
June 4-1y-5O6
" list Of the numbers that are drawn from thS
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each 10 EMIL
tied to- will be published after every drawing In the
following papers:-Augusta (Ga) Oonstituton aIist
Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette, Richmond Dis.
patch, Paulding (Miss) Clarion.
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MOUNT HARMONY HIGH SCHOOL


TNHE SEVENTH SESSION OF THIS IN
l. stitu,ion will open on Monday, January I'd,
next, under the supervision of Mr.. S. p. HALE and
Lady.
Terms per Session Of Fire Months, one half in ad-
vance, aud balance at close Of Session:
Spelling, Heading and Writing, $500
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar,
Composition and Defamation, 500
Higher Mathematics, Natural Sciences,
rhetoric, Logic, Composition, Declama-
ton, &C., 1000
Contingent fee, in advance, 20
Boarding, convenient to School, wash
ing and lights cxtra) per week, 1,25
No student admitted for less than half ssion,
and no deduction for lost time, except in cases OF
protracted sickness
TRUSTEES.
WV. L. RICE, DAyIEL Lowry,
JAS FORREST, WV. L. BURN,
j. I. Lowry, Jyo d. Lowry,
JAMES Lowry.
Dec. 2, lSj9-3m-5Si.
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NAsHvTLLE, Nov. 20.
Bacuh-Shouldcrs are worth s6s5c; hams
scarce at 1l3@D l2c; clear ci3cs l0A(l I0sc, from
wagons. Whisky, rectifed 25@27c; country
brands 500 Use. Nails, threes $3.50, fours 81, SO;
SKIES 81 eights 1915; tens and larger sizes So 5O
Lead 75c % H.. Shot buck s2,4oi drop sl,90 p
bag. Powder, blasting So; rifle 81 % kog. Su-
gar we quote, in bbls. Sfdl9c; &c less in bbds,;
N. Y: Coffee Sugars l0@lllc; crushed and pow
dered lao lie; loaf 1l4@l2c. Molassses, In
barrels, 42c; in halves 46c. Golden Syrup, in
barrels 7Ocj in half barrels 75c; in kegs Soc
Coffee, stock light, demand fair-prme Rio is firm
at 100 l33c; Laguyra 14c; Java $50 zoe. Can
oles, star, firm at l9c for II or; PIC for full
weight tallow none In market.-Daiiv Ne,es.
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Fever and Ague..

This trying and provoking disease which axes It's re.
entless grasp the body of man, reducing him to
mere shadow short space 0ftme and rendering him
physically and mentally useless, can be defeated and
driven from the body by the OF HOSTETTER'S RE-
NOWNED BlTTERS. Further, any OF the above stated
diseases cannot be contracted when exposed any
binary conditions producing them, II the Bters are
SEED as per directions. And it neither nau-
sea nor ohends the palate, and rendering essary
any change OF diet or interruption to usual pursu
but promotes soind sleep and healthy digestion, the
complaint is thus removed speedily is constituent
with the production OF thorough and permanent
For Persons in Advanced Years
Who suffering from cnfeeJled Constitution and
intrm b-dy, these Btters are invaluable as restora
tive Of strength aud vgor, and needs only tried
to be appreciated And to a mother while nursing,
these Bters indispensable, especially where the
mothers nourishment inadequate to the demands of
the child consequently her strength must yield, and
here Is where good tonic such Iostetters Stom-
ach Bters Is needed impar strength and
vigor to the system. Ladies' should by all means try
this remedy for oil eases OF debility, and before 90
ing, ask your physician who, he 10 acquainted with
the virtues OF the Btters will recommend their use In
all cases of weakness.
CAUTION.-We caution the public agains st using
any Of the many limitations commercials but ask for
HosrErrER's CkLrpRArsD STOMACH BrrrrRRs, and see
that each bottle has the words "Dr ,. Hostetter's
Stomach Bters" blown the side OF the bottle ana
stamped the metallic cap covering the cork and OBJ.
serve that our autograph signature IS on the label
eE- Prepared and sold by IIOSTETTER a SMITH,
Pittsburgh Pa. ard sold by all Druggists Grocer' and
dealers generally throughout the United States 0Ina-
scovIL 4 MEAD,
New Orleans, La,
Wholesale agents.
scovH MEAD, No. III Charities street, New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern Slater,
to whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold by WIN, BURys, Athens; J. H. MAoILL, Mouse
Creek MofARLAs ERsI, Knoxville Jan 14-ly -63s
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Say An official census taken in China
twice during the present century, at an
interval Of forty years, gives the follow
ing results: The first, taken in 1872, by
order of the Emperor Kia King gave the
number of inhabitants at 360, ,597 and
the second, in 1852, under the reign and
by order Of the present Emperor Hen
Foung, 536,090,300. If these accounts be
correct, and there is nothing to lead to
the supposition that they are not, the
Chinese population has in forty years in
creased 1868, 7O3.
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COMM RCTAL.


AUGUSTA, Nov. 20.
We hand you herewith statement Of our Pro.
duce market, viz:
Bacon, sides, clear 122@ lac, ribbed 100 124c
hams llt@12c; shoulders Q @9Ic. Lard, 12@
l2tc. Butter 1s@2oc. Wheat, white $1,000
Sl,35; red sl,l0@S1,20, aud both scarce. Flour
SS.i2tgSo,25 for superfnc; ss,62i@ 6,75 for extra
gig soo Tor extra family. Corn, scarce at GOO
5oc--most sales good Feathers 4sc. Green Ap.
pies sl(0$l,5O BUSH, or s3(0S4 10 Dbl. for
prime quality. No Dried Fruit in market Eggs
scarce 2O@22c. $3.50
Yours, very truly,
j. A. ANSLEY 4 CO.,
Produce and Commission Merchant
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DIR. HosTErTER's BITrERs have received the
warmest encomiums from the press and people
throughout the Union. As valuable tonic for
the cure of Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Constipation
and general nervous debility, it cannot be ap-
preached. Every day new cases of its great eff
feet arc chroncled through our public journals
There is nothing equal to the enjoyment, to that
which the afflicted experience when using this
valuable specific. Its mild tone, its sure and Wig
orous action upon disordered stomach, and the
cleansing of the entire human body, should re-
commend it to all classes of our community. All
that will be necessary to convince the skeptical of
its healthy effects, is to purchase bottle and be
convinced.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
VA See advertisement in anotber colunn
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PROSPECTUS
"THE GAZETTE. ="

HAVE MADE THE NECESSARY AR
l. rangcmcnts to renew the publication of tn.
chattanooga Gazette under the li;h Of "Tke Gag
cite" and propose to issue the first number in ten
or fifteen days.
In this brief Prospectus, would only say to
that noble band of patriots in this city and Con-
grcssional district, composing the Opposition Par
ty, that "The Gazette" will be intensely devoted
to the advancement of the only party that in my
humble opinion, possesses the virtue to restore this
Government to that simplicity and purity SO much
desired and earnestly prayed for by its founders
and would hereby appeal to their honest con
victions Of the obsotute necessity of literally sus-
tanning such papers as are married to their faith.
The paper will be published at Two Dollars
per annum Experience having demonstrated
the fact that the cash system is the only safe plan
on which TO operate, no person will be furnished
the paper without the cash in advance; or at least
Immediately after issuing the first number
According to agreement between Major Par
ham and myself, "The Gazette" will be furnished
to such persons as have (up to this date) paid for
the Chattanooga Gazette, until the time for which
they have paid shall have expired.
JAMES r. HOOD.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov 18th, lS59-3t
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Sept 2, ls59--tf-571
Chancery Sale of Land,

DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
II Chancery Court at Washington, Tennessee,
rendered in the ease of David E. Gillespie, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Jacob L. Wassom,
decd, against Myram Wassom and others, will
sell, on the premises of the Smart Dover tract of
land, on the 2Sth day Of December, 1859, the fol-
lowing described tracts of land, to wit: One tract
lying above Piney, on the face of the Mountain,
containing 800 acres-also the remainder of in
terest, or so much of said tract, containing 3S7
acres, known as the Smart Dover tract. as will
raise fund sufficient to pay the debts of the said
Jacob L. Wassom, decd. A credit of twelve
MD will be given, except ten per cent. which
r>dsnuspd bond and security will be
ICY and lien
llaV(Do money is paid.
E. COLVILLE, C. d NJ
~: IS, ls59-3t-prs fec S4-5s2
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Dried Fruit.

HAvING DETERMINED TO LEAVE THE
Ill State, hereby notify all persons indebted
TO me, either by note or account, to come forward
and settle tho same by the 18th Of December, Il.
longer indulgence cannot be given. All such re-
naming on hand on that day will be given to tn,
proper officer for collection.
MRs. LETITIA A. FUJEER.
Nov 25, 1S56-Its-5s3
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Notice this, our Friends and Customers

A OUR PARTNERSHIP WILL VERY
"A soon expire by Limitation, We adlnonish one
anu all that owe us for Goods, or any thing
else, to be prepared to liquidate the same by the
first of January, 1860, US all accounts and notes
after that date will be placed in the hands Of a
very severe collecting officer. Our stock Of Goods
is very full and complete for the season, .embra-
cling everything comfortable for winter, also, a
large lot Of Iron which we will sell by the ton at
manufacturers prices, freight, added also large
lot of Domestics at Factory prices, and all other
Goods will be sold for cost and freight for cash.
We have, also, large lot of Glover Seed, Timothy
Seed, Orchard Grass and Red Top, just from Lou
isville, Ky, which offer for sale as low as they
can be bought elsewhere.
MARTIN, YARNELL L co.
Calhoun, Nov. IS, l859--tf-5S2
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NURSERY AT LONDON

HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS A FINE MUIR
l. SERi FAPPLE TREES and few PEAR
lhEES, of very "hoco kinds which he offers for
sale this season. The assortment is complete
ripening from June until frost. lie feels assured
that 1t will be to the interest of those who wish
fine fruit to send their orders to him at oudon as
he has been engaged for twenty-five years in the
cultivation of Apple Trees for sale in East Ten
nessee, and cultvatcs the finest varieties adapted
to the climate of the Southern States. Loudon is
situated on the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail-
road at the Tennessee river. Apple Trees. from
to feet high, will be put on the cars or steam
boat, at Loudon, in good order, at l2i each, or
$ll,O0 per hundred; Trees FROM 3 to feet, at
$1,000 per hundreds; Pear Trees 25 each.
Rgerences:-Gen. Jas. II. Reagan, Facility,
McMinn co., Tenn; VIM. Lowry, Esq, Athens,
Tenn VIM. S. Galloway, Rieeve, Tenn; Rev.
A. IL. Lawson, Cleveland, Tenn; F. Cox, Dalton,
Ga. j. j. BELL.
Dec. 2, 1S59-3m-5S4.
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ANOTHER INSURRECTIoNI

HNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
l. Auction, during Circuit Court week, in
Athens, commencing on Monday, The l2M, a com
plete assortment of READY DE CLOTHING.
DRY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and
CAPS, JEWELRY, &C., &c.
lie would advise everybody and his wife to
come along with their money, as he intends to
sell Cheap Goods. ISAAC GUTHMAN,
.-. Auctioneer.
Dec, 2, lS59-2t-5Si
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HARPER'S FERRY RELEASEDG
There Is now more excitement here over
s. HEXTER e. CO.'S
Large Stock of Dry Goods and Clothiue

than at Harper's Ferry.
YNHEY KEEP ON HAND GOOD SUP
l. ply Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps &C., de-
Brown Domestic, yard wide, at % cents; best
Calico from to II cents, and everything else in
proportion.
All kinds Of Produce taken in exchange They
pay 40 cents for Feathers. Come to Boyd's old
stand if you want good bargains.
oct 2S-Sm-579