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OLD FoUN RY
THE
PIONEER FOUND AND
MACHINE WORKS.
OF SAINT PAUL, M. T..

u
HNHE proprietor Of this well-known establish
il ment wond say to his patrons that he has
completed the enlargement and furnishing of his pre-
misses, and has spared no expense to furnish it with
new and expensive 4 81
M A CHI merry,
Engiss-Laihss,s Pover-P ianers, Press
Drills, and frst-class
MEsHANlsrs, PATTERN MAKERS AND
MouLDERs,
SO that Il Is now the largest and most complete
Establishment west Of Chicago north of st Louis,
Il now prepared 70 furnish all Minnesota, and par
Of Wisconsin, with Probable and Stationary,
Steam Engiaesyv Loo omutive and CYL
inder Boilers, Circular Saw Mills,
Single Mills, 10
Fiished Bras Work and Engine Trimmings 81
all kinds. Having been in operation -Four Years, Il
has large md Constantly decreasing stock Of Pat
terms, and can furnish short notice, all kinds Of
Mill Gearing,
@~--,..W later Wheels.
1898 s'Ssa 3 Shafting,
ssl9zh s,a spindIes,
Saw Mil Cranks, "a 'ta
Building Columns,
...a Window Caps and Sllls,
And every variety a Castings 10 Iron and Brass.
Iron Turning s i 81 y i
= Understanding, s
-. s. and Forging
Of IN Kinds prompsly execuied. Brass Cocks, Valves
Babbiu Metal, ETC., constantly on hand.
.0tskRtFs tAatslhiss i The ONLY Foundry in. Tai
Territory that hasa a
Machine Shop attacked q i
- IS r. GILMAN.
81. Paul, March rs, 1857 n62y1dl6
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DIR. MORSE'S
INDIAN ROOT PTTIS.

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now r'0aMS"t - us tnat We nave y "a our power y
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or me neaisn ano recovery o. dseaseI man.
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WITCH ops': e osss 81 she sA'n, ~. ~
assssss Natufs ~ out tne nner Pasts q she
cerrap.lon wi'nn me second = plant wn'cn g az
= tas olels ana .neiogs .hs pass.se -
inc lungs, ana thuss ~ soothnR manner, PERFORMS
~ d.ay py throwing 81 ph'egln' ana other nImofs
rom ING nngs ~ eop'ous spl1un ne .niIa = =
- 80, $3.50 $500, So -. $3.50 49, - Il -
tne A.oasys mus encouIagcas lney a.',w ~
amounes @ inruf,.y rom me tnood, wh'cn y 1nen
.nsown op. n1uAass,y y ,ne Urinary o. Ma.el Pas.
sage, anu wach couid no' hase peen a'sonaIsea e
any .ne musn &c, a.,u -,
US oner peopsiess . vac I,,'s WIFE -.
sssu - prnyhs 'ne o'sa Me aoaIss. par.cea
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oese'y ps s"a conpe'es 'ol. ANU LEANS, .a .hs
sss.eu i'o AZ mpusi'y' anu ehe .e - ,ue pouy'
Wien = .ns s.ooa, Decohles peI'ees'y neanhy con
=. s''nness aug p.'i Z u's ~ run rs
eames 20 ne and c.n The reason bv nson
are so distressed when sick, and why SO many die,
is because they do not get a medicine which viii
pass to the afflicted parts and which win open the
natural passages Tor the disease 70 pc cast out
a'ss quah.ty 9 loou aug olner iha.'er II
Overlooking with the corrupt mass thus undergoing
disagreeahle fermentation, constantly mixing with
the blood, which throws the corrupt matter through
every vein ana artery until We V taken body
BY disease Dr. Morse's Pills have added to them,
selves victory upon victory; ~ restoring millions q
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HIELE-.dbtss, .Nerpons DEBILITY Strtct.rss, |
- 9rdrel, Diabetes, Disease Of he KidneysI
ma Df0dler .fercrrin24 R6e4s, GfieSn. 6xfffsI-k
II. Pain, III ne Boy,es and .Axkles, Djssases OIL
~ Tmnr. T1rorf mn. mn Eves Tyir>rs i
1900 NJ. M. A. ay;,rA. ~r,rsys. Drn,,.,,
r:,.s: rcscs r1:.~s.Ny,S ~. =, =, AZ
~ % ~ !,
ecsss ~ 'O"s e 81 - ua'
UISans. 7. g..ss s8
Snch ~ Neryous Irfmbltng, Loss @ Mem0rys
Loss Of frwer, General ~ eak D.mness o1 sis-
on, with peculiar spots appearing DeIore tnc EYES,
Loss Of Sight, Wakeiulness, dyspepsia Liver Las.
care, Erupions upon the lace, pam ~ the oack end
heal, Female irregularities ana 81 impsopee a's.
charges from both sexes. matters not iso'n what
cause the disease originted however long or
obstinate the case recovery and y snortcr
time than permanent cure can e eHee,ea w any
other treatment, even aer .ns u .L
the skill OF eminent ana ressssed az the'r
means ct cure Inc medicines are pleasant w.noul
Eodor causing no sckness, ard ifee ifom ~
balsam. ring twenty years 81 practsce, have
rescued from the jaws Ct death, many Wno
in the last stages 81 the above mentioned
had been gwen up % dle ~ tne,r Pnysc'ans; wnlcn
warrants me IN promising to the afiicted, VINO MAY
place themselves under my care, perfect and most
speedy cure Secret deeases arc the greatest enc
mics to health as they are the rst cause OF consnm-
ton Scrofuia and many other diseases, and should
6e terror g thc human family, az permanent cure
scarcely ever elected majority Of the cases All
ling int? the hands 81 incompetent persons who not
tonly fail to cure the diseases hut ruin the
}hl''ng the system with mercury winch WITH ti d,sa
lease, hastens the sufferer into rapid consumption
Bat should the disease and the treatment not cause
death speedily and the victim marrles the disease
s entaed upon the children who are born with tee
bic CONSTITUTIONS and the current OF NE cnrrupted ~
virus which betrays itself IN Scronia letter w
Erupt'ons ana other aaectons q tne SKIN. Eyes,
Throat and Lungs enta'lng upon them bret exist
Ience OF suffering, and consignng them 70 an early
grave, SELF ABUSE = another formidable enemy
e health log nothing else N the dread catalogue Of
human diseases causes so destructive drain upon
the system drawing its thousands OF victims through
lew years Of suffering down to an antImey grave.
destroys the Nervous System, rapidly wastes away
the energies OF life, causes mental arrangement, pre-
vents the proper development OF the system, disqua-
es for marriage society, business, and all earthly
happiness, and leaves the sufferer wrecked in body
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THE OASKEl OF DIAMONDS.

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Among the interesting features Of our Fs,per WI
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LITTLE FALLS STORE,
10. A. CHUUHILI. s. co !.

nEALERs in Dry Goods, Groceries. Tin
L. Ware, Hardware, Queensware, Boots ann
Shoes. Cloothing, Camp fixtures, etc. Flour, pa
con, Lard, Pork, Farming Utensils. and in faci
everything usually kept in country Store, we are
prepared to sell at Wholesale and Retail. Lumber
men can always find supplies On hand. We pledge
ourselves hat prices shall suit every reasonable
NINA. Call and see us. 9sagi.s
Little Falls, Morrison County, July Q. 1855i61.
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Horace Waters Modern Improved Pianos

with o. without iron frames, have, IN their New
Scale and Improved Action. apower and compass of
tone equalling the grand, wththe beauty and dura-
bility OF the square piano. The Press and first Mp-
PIG Masters have Justly pronounced them equal # not
superior 10 any other make. They are guaranteed to
stand the action;of every climate. p
HORACE WATERS MEIODEONS
iTaned The equal tenparament). superior III each
desirable gualitysoe agent for thesale Of ID. and
HI. W. Smith s celebrated Melodeons--ca1 also fur
nish Melodeons 81 AL other makers; P,fces from
10 1925; yor two sets Of reeds, 81 two banks
Of keys, $500; Organ pcdal bass melodeons, $275
and $500
MUSIC.-One Of the largest and best catalogues
81 Music now published; sold at grestly reduced
prices. Music sent to wherever ordered postpaid.
Personal attention paid 70 all orders received by
nail Secondhand Pianos taken in exchange for
new Catalogues sent by mail. Great Inducements
offered to agents TO sell the above. liberal dis.
Count % Dealers teachers, semnares and clergymen
Each instrument guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or purchase money refunded. Secondhand Pianos
great bargains constantly in store; prices from 80
10 ssl4O, Pianos tuned and repaired, polished.
boxed and moved s@ 81. & #3IEl4 ttsst3sa
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@a8 REFERS TO
4 Hon $. A. Douglas, Illinois, u. 3. Senate, y.
]. D. Bright, Indiana,
8 G. E. Stuart. Michigan, s
:. r. W. johnson, Arkansas, s
g Benin Fitzpatrick, Ala,
/" D. L. Yulee, Flo:ida, s 4
Gov. Medafy, 81. Paul, Minnesota,
e Daniel Wells, Jr., Wis, Honse Reps.
- G. C.. Washburne, s.
g John 8. Phelps, Missouri, M s
s Hon. Gilchrist Porter, Mo, House Reps.
6 Albert Rust, Arkansas, !"
{. John B .sandidge, Louisiana, 6
$ George Eustis, Jr . IS
80 Thos. G. Davidson, CO. g "
g Thos. A:Hendricks, Com'r Land Office.
sat' John Wilson, Ext Conn.,, Illinois.
= james Shields. M. T.
8 Joseph L. Wilson, Ex-Chief Clerk L. @.
$ Messrs Sweeney, and Rittenhouse, Bank
ers, Washington City, D. C.
-a = Pairo and Nourse, Bankers, Wash. D. G.
$ Chaff and Brothers, g ea s. S.
Also, to the District Land Officers generally,
ind to all who haue had Land business at the
Seat Of Government for years babk.
o. No business letters will receive attention I'm.
ess accompanied by fee. OCT. 22n6y3 m4 u
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He. has d large stock, and issfsady to, d!sposs.
them at a fair rata ~ cash or Enlesta fse@ 49,
location o. lie border Of the Indian coAntf1s
those wishing outfits for the Indian gsas -
plies to furnish those wishing ~ go Into 49,
bering business. EJ8ess rs s1oY -
He has constantly on hand Bark Caaeee. nj
ted up with Oil Cloths, Tents. etc. g seII q
hire 70 persons wishing 70 visit Che Pine seglon
above, explore that vast country late1y &c ded g
the United States BY ths Chippewa indians, o.
make trip up the Mississippi and. a61esss -
Fondu Lac, the bead Of Lake Superior hythsl
Savanna Portage, Savanna and 81. Louis kiysss..
The traveller DESTROYS Of witnessing the most ~
teresting portions Of wilds the Of america sh0uld
by al means take this trip Guides Or voyagefs,
can always he furnishedgto travellers. who ~.
perfectly familiar with those routes, and are men
who can be trusted making the journey perfectldI
safe. Refer to Borup and Oaks, 81. Paul, any
Ramsay Cooks, NY f4fss3sA q{ t5A ytf y
| Crow Wing, April 20. fisE1t
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-N.FW FORK AID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Pianos, MelOdeQ.s, and Music.
PRICES GREALYREDUCEsD,
Horace Waters, 3s3 Broadway N. Y.

PIANOS AND AlEIlDDEONS.
TIME Largest assortment Of Music Merchan-
dise ID the United States Pianos from
different Manufacturers, 81 every variety and 90 ssylc
from those u plain rosewood CAGES, for 5000 Ito
those If the most elegant finish, Tor $1,000. No
House In The Union can cone IN competition lar The
numbr variety and celebrity NJ it, instruments, nor
the extremely low prices AZ which they are sold. :
The Boston Pianos above named are Gilbert and
Chickering .. a aH1
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VAN ETTEN AND OFFICER,

Atseraeys and Cosnsellors as Law. Office, corner
Third snd Minnesota streets, Saint Paul, MIN.
ssneta. s2ymasI
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s U N RIEs =

a SUNDRIES.
50 packages chewing plug tobacco, all qua Iities,
80 so boxes smoking tobacco, Goodwin s Murray,
so reams wrapping paper, four sizes,
1OOMills' percussion caps, g D
SO sacks assorted shot,
Ii4 10 boxes canister rifle powder,
kegs blasting powder, . Sal
lb0j kegs Boston nails, ever size,
20 do wrought dol
STORES FOR STEAMBOATS, AMI
sise LUMBERMEN.
~ WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Every variety for domestic use and 81 the choicest
qualities. CIGARs. A superb lot of the finest md
most delicious Cigars. Pork, LARD AND r.
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
The Latest Spring STYLES OF Goods, selected e.
Gently at the East, and purchased at prices which
will enable to sell at the very lowest market ras
The Ladies especially, are invited 10 call and &
anime the stock Of FURNISHING GooDs, LAt q
WINDOW CURTAINS, FREacH EMBRolDE RE ).
Ladies Dress Goods, will be found amongst tie
arges and most completes that has ever been oferc
in this market. IS 49, te 81
Gsntlsmsn's Dress and Furnishing Goods,
Clothing, Ready -nade Shirts, HOSIERY, and almos
every article necessary to a,Gentleman's Wardrobe
always on hand.
BOOTS. SHOES. SLIPPERS, Eric.
From the most celebrated makers at the East. in all
varieties.
LIGHT HARDWARE, FARMING IMpLE
Ag'eas f@sfsS8 MENTS. SC,
A very extensive stock constantly kept up, with
Especial reference to the wants Of the Farmers of the
Territory, and those who are about to open FARMS.
With plenty Of help to wait on customers, and
plenty of goods Of all sorts to SELL the undersigned
hopes to merit and receive properproportion Of
patronage from the community.
sli A. L. LARPENTEUR.
= 81. Paul, March 1, 1856. l milf
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u .NATH'L POPE CAUsIN,
Land and General Agent

ss5. WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.,
HAVING resigned the situation which he has
IL held in the General Land Office for the
last twenty years-in charge Of the Pre- emptior,
his services the prosecution OF
Claims before the Department, snder the -empton
laws, town-site act Of 1874, Sc. Mr.. G. will also
give attention to Pension cases, procuring Land
Warrants for parties entitled, and prosecute claims
before Congress. 81
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-11

In this county on Tuesday evening, Sth inst, OF
Group, LUciE ELLEN, only child Of Wm D. and Amanda
NJ Busse aged two years. two months and eight days.
At her residence, In Bradley county, the 9TH inst
Mrs. ELIZABETH KNOX, rect Of the late Capt. David l..
Knox.
Mrs. Knox had been afflicted for about fourteen years
with that fearful and fatal malady, consumption For
the last twelve months she had been gradually decn.
ing and Monday the It'll inst, at l2 o'clock, she
gently and peacefully fell asleep in the arms OF her
Savior For two days previous to her death, she
peced every hour would be her last She retained her
perfectly and spoke freely and fully of her spir
itual condition. Not doubt disturbed her mnd-not
a shadow ovcast her patha was bright and glorious!
She called her weeping children, friends and neghbors
them final farewell, and exhorted them all to meet
her In heaven.
Mrs Knox possessed n very kind and amiable dispo-
ston, scarcely spoke hard word against any
her neighbors, and perhaps never struck of her
children servants In anger. She was beloved,
teemed and respected by all who knew her, and her p
GUS walk and Cody conversation should be bright ex-
ample be followed by her bereaved children servants
and neghbors. She raised family OF fourteen chill
dren, and lived to see them all grown. One of her
daughters the wife of Col James Parks died last
mer son in the West and the other twelve children
were present. and witnessed her triumphant departure
from time eternity, In the ftynnh year of her age
Mrs Knox was an obligng neiglbor, warm friend, a
kind mistress, alfectonate mother, duful wife,
and an humble and pous christian In conclusion |
will address her bereaved children in the language of
their mother, short time before she died:
Why do you weep, my children dear,
And shed for me the mournful tear?
My feiings here will soon be Ger,
Oh may We meet on Caraan's shore,
And there forever sweetly sing
the praises Of our heavenly kingl
River Hill, Feb. eth, 1859. W.C.V.
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HoSTETTER's
STOMACH BlTTERS.

For Me cure o. Dyspepsia, indignation, Mdpssd,
rfafMercy. Lose ~ appetite. or any BUfous
e@s soase o. oye s2 rosS os1,a o ts@sse
Dvseafery, Collie, Cholera Aor1us, Dc.
In view Of the fact that every member Of
the human family Is more or less subjected to
come Of the above complaints, besides In.
Vulnerable other conditions in life, which.
by the assistance Of little knowledge or
exercise Of common sense, they may be able
so to regulate their habits Of diet, and with
the assistance Of o good tonic, secure per-
manent health. In order to accomplish this
desired object, the true course TO pursue il,
certainly, that which will produce natural
state of things at the least hazard of vital
strength and life for this end DR.. Hostetter
has introduced TO this country a prepara-
ton called HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BlTTERS, which at this day is not new
medicine, but one that has been tried for
years, giving satisfaction to all who have
used it. The Bitters operate powerfully upon
the stomach, bowels and liver, restoring
them to healthy and vigorous action, and
thus by the simple process Of Strengthening
nature, enable the system to triumph over
disease. Diarrhea, dysentery or fux, so
generally contracted by new settlers, and
caused principally by the change Of water
and diet, will be speedily regulated by a
brief use Of this preparation. Dyspepsia,
disease which is probably more prevalent
when taken in all its various forms, than
any other; the cause of which may always
be attributed to arrangements Of the diges-
tive organs, can be cured without fail by
using HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS as per directions on the bottle For
this disease every physician will recon-
mend Bitters of some kind, then why not
use an article known to be infaliiblef
Every country have their Bitters as pre-
ventive of disease, and strengthening of
the system in general, and among them all
people than the Germans, from whom this
preparation emanated, based upon scientific
experiments which has attended to advance
the destiny Of this great preparation in the
medical scale Of science.
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ShCrG'S Sic.

DY virtue of seven orders Of sale, issued
ID from the office of the Circuit Court Clerk
of McMinn county, and to the Sheriff of said
county directed, I will. on Thursday, the oath
day Of February next, ct the Court house
door in Athens. sell to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, all the right, title. interest and
claim that J. F. Newman has in and to One
Hundred and Sixty Acres of Land, lying in
the I'd civil district McMinn county Teanes
see, and adjoining the Lands Of Garrett New.
man and Others. Sold to satisfy seven judg
ments and costs recovered against said j. F.
Newman and others, before Justice of the
Peace-one in favor Of W. c. d J. S. Peak,
one John w. Lide, two A McKeldin, one G.
II. Shuts d Co., one Stephens 4 Browder,
and one in favor Of Ephraim Gnfy.
WIN. FOSTER, d. Sheriff
Jan 81, l859-3t-prs fee s4-539
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Feb. Z, 1859.
McMIss CO., TRSs., February, 1850.
Meetings and their compardbteness nth Temperance


Meetings and their compd rdbteness Nth Temperance
S0cteties and hoto conducted, DEC.
At Blue Spring School.house, March 9th; at Beth
salem, April 3d. Mt Dixon's schoo.house, the 10th;
and at John SHADOWS school-house, the 17th--Rnd
hope offence for me to say Will take pleasure In
paying for the troublesome expense at each meeting,
which the friends may assist In the accommodation Of
And then begin to make up my long proposed peace
making Church. Members expected from the surround
ing Churches yet not intended but to help them to
search for and practice truh-not meaning to separate
them from their Church than the members OF the
Temperance Society were. And for the government
have committee OF two, three, four, like tho
prayer and preaching meetings conducted at the
Blue Springs Schoo-house In 1894. take encourage
ment from my little search for union That he al
lowed the laws of language to explain Scripture
is common for other writings; that the only
cilable mode for baptism Is standing, with much water,
and such being able discern the Lords body, and
with sensible dellg t. and the applicability OF Mat
9th CHI: 3D. 3d. 4th. 9th 9th and It'll the sub
ject of the kingdom which the God OF heaven has set
up, invariably should commune together.
81 JOHN DOUGLASS,
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SherG,s Sale.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued from
ID the office Of the Circuit Court Clerk Of
McMinn county. and directed to the Sheriff
of said county, will, on Thursday. the Gath
day of February next, at the Court. house
door in Athens. sell to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand. all the right, title, interest and
claim that Littleton Keeton has in and to
Eighty Acres Of Land, Subject to a deed of
trust that Jas. Gettys holds on the same) ly.
ing In the I'd civil district Of MeMinn county,
Tennessee. adjoining the Lands of He'll Butt
ram, Garret Newman and others. Sold to
satisfy a judgment and coats recovered against
said Littleton Keeton by W. c. d j. s., Peak,
before Daniel McPhail, Esq.
VIM FOSTER, D. Sheriff
Jan FL, 7S59-St-prs fee 80, 20-539