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An EXTRA PAssENGER.-An amusing
scene took place on the steamer Balti-
more, just as she was leaving for Cleve-
land y rough-looIling genius came aboard
with a powerful bulldog at his heels
Walking directly into the office, the in
diyidual said t. the clerk:
Stranger want to leave my dog in
this here office till the boat starts I'm
afraid somebody will steal him."
You can't do it, said the clerk
Take him out"
"Well. stranger that's cruel; but you re
both dispositioned alike, and he's kinder
company for YOU
Take him out" roared the clerk
''We1, stranger, l don't think you're
honest. and you want watching. Here,
Bull, sit down here and watch that fell
low sharp" and the individual turned
on his heel, saying, Put him out, stran-
ger if he's troublesome."
The dog lay there when the boat
started, the clerk giving him the better
part of his office.
ng- \ beautiful but silly girl, about
seventeen years of age, daughter of
widow of Roclland, H., advertised for
husband, for the romance of the thing
and was caught and seduced by n Pixies
Peak gambler named William Moore
She started in company with him for
Pixies Peak, and has been found muir
dered on the way at Ottumwa. Iowa.
nsA The census of Clerks Just taken
in Washington. shows this industrious
little army TO number in all 90S men
within fraction of full regiment
Why should potatoes grow better
than any other vegetable? Because they
have eyes to see what they are doing.
re- 1t is said that under the new APP
portionment, Georgia will lose one Rep
resentative in Congress.
peA Mrs. Tucker says it Is with bach
elors Is with old wood: it is hard to get
them started; but when they do flame,
they burn prOdigously.
DEAR LADY.-''What's your name?''
Young Lady.-''Augustus Tyler''
Deaf Lady-"Bless me, what name.
Bust his Biler. Eliza, you must be max
ing fun OF me-"
What Is the difference between one who
walks and one who looks up flight of
stairs? One steps up stairs and the other
stares up steps.
E9-A person. speaking of drink he
once had occasion to indulge in, says he
could not tell whether It was brandy or
a torch-Ight procession that was going
dom his . -ce-
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Special Notice.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING SOLD HIS
4 stock of Drugs to Robert T. Marshall, earnest
ly requests all persons indebted to him to call at
their earliest convenience and pay their accounts
and notes. All debts due the subscriber must he
paid soon they will be found ir the hands of
collecting officer WIN. BURNS.
April %, 1S6O-tf-G05
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PEOPLES Mill.

TE7HIS Is ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE
4 Mills ever offered to the public. and is almost
indispensable for Farmer and Planter. It crinds
Corn, Oats Rye and Buckwhcat with equal ia
ciity. The Bill can be regulated to grind fine
Meal for family use. grind for feed. as wished.
The Mill is simple in its construction. aud nothing
liable to get out OF repair.-requiring only two
horse power TO run the Mill--grinding from 10
l. bushels per hour The Mil is furnished com
plete for sic, and fully guaranteed
NJ. C.. CHADWICK q Co.
Il Spruce street New York.
y. B.-0ne Of these Mills can he seen at DIR.
Dupont's Mills, below Biccvillc. Tenn. in opera
ton. who Will fake orders for parties wishing to
purchase. March %, 1SGG-3m#-
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such rs Black and Fancy Silks. Plain and F,,,a,-
Ror,,rcs in ,.,ttcrrs r,,,c,iro, ro, =, =, -
earb and rrires from, - ts t e. ,,a- Ii r.;
ured Jaconots figured Lawns and Musins, in
patterns and by the belt! Striped, Swiss. Plain and
Dotted Musilns: White briliiants; Dimity; Color
cd Brllahts; Iarit"ns; striped NainSook; Eng
Lace Points aud ialmaS: White Jaconct do;
Cambrie, STRIPED and Cross-hared Auslins India
,:i,ns Ci-,@bnrn ST1ins h,, avn; Nli,I;
Busters: Dcbagcs: Calicos. from the best IA n
cheap rs anybody
Ladies E;nbroidcrcd sets Collars Undersleeves;
= i Ii "ue c"lsS any '"heohct Embroidered
49, - '' - 90 ~ -
- H'iI Em"r',.treu; heinsutched' fIaln
anu me, ia 'ileS' l'rEe assortment ana
low ~" ,yl c"Sn' from - clS. l" -.
+'es MarseneS se's OF collars an" Under
Ladies Black Grape Collars and Mournin,, Col
lars and HandkerthicfS
Ladies Busters, Night Gowns Chcmiscs and
fine Under Skirts.
Childrcn'S Slips.
Insertions, Edgngs, Flounciugs an I Trimmings
for | n I skirts:
49,, r 80 ".o'oS anu ""ultieis' p!alh'
-. -:Ii Va:
lin VIZ, '''s'
Hosiery
Ladies fine Lisle Thread Hose. black ,pivol
slate colorcI Hose.
.ilSseS Whlte and mixed Cotton Hose.
u''I'eh "-''.s an" 4''Ntu Hose
49, anu ''9 nan iioS''
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In Chancery Court at jacksonville.
II. Ii. & p. c. Porter,
John Cotton and }. J. Crippin.

John Cotton and }. !. Crippin
IT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
1 tons of compiainants bill that the defendant
Cotton is a nonresident of the State of Tennes-
see, publication is therefore ordered to be made
for four successive weeks in the Athens Post Il
newspaper published in Athens, Tennessee, re
quirIng said nonresident defendant, ohm Cotton.
to appear at the next term of the Chancery Court
TO be held at the Courthouse in Madisonville. on
the first Monday of June, 1864 then and there to
plead, answer or deuuE to said bill, or the same
will, to him, be taken AZ confessed and set for
hearing pttrts. J.rA COFFIN, e. d H.
April p, 1860-it-prs fee $3-605 G.
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CHS
BLACK PRINCE, JR.,"
ANDREW JACKSON"

ANDREW JACKSON"
will stand the present scrason, at the Knoxville
Fair Grounds two miles East of Knoxville Mares
at 81 and Jennets at S2j the season.
Fifty Dollars and the season viii be paid for
colts from all mares over J! hands Matchmaking
sixty dollars for colts.
zE,5- Persons trailing the colts will be required
to take good care of the mares.
In all eases of failure to become with foal, no
charge will be made for the succeeding season.
$4,000 Premium will be given for the
best Colt.
Ample arrangements have been made for pa
turing Mares and Jcnnets. for which Il charge of
- cents per week will be made. Notes will be
taken during the season.
PEDzCIsEES.
"BLACK PRINCE, Jr.,' is Is hands and 3
inches high four years old last September. lie
sired by imported Black Prince. and dam by
Old Wonder. | would rather have him than any
Jack in Tennessee. T. BARRY. :
Gallatin, Tenn. Nov. II. 1859.
"ANDREW JACKSON is black with white
muzzle and belly: Is hands and inches high.
eight years old the Sd of June; by Commodore
Rogers; dam by Sancho: grand dam by Big
Partnership: great gland dam imported. Com
modore Rogers sired by imported Jack
from Malta. out of an imported Jepnet from Nal
tn. The Commodore has been the winner of 70
Premiums. Sancho was sired by imported Maltese
Jack; dam by Big Partnership: grand dam by
Sampson; great grand dam by Mississippi. San
cho was the winner of Premium at Nashville Fair
in 1850. Andrew Jackson was winner of Premi-
um in 1854 at Nashville. l consider his stock
equal to the stock Of any Jack in the world.
j. SHELBY.
Fatherland, Nov. 3D. 1856.
ANDREW Jackson took the Premium at the
Fair in 1896. 1858. and 1889, at Knoxville, and
at Cleveland in 1858.
Those who may wish to and examine the
h., T. I,-or IL
Andrews. JOS. A MARRY
Apl 20, 1SC0-t mE-60i Knoxville. Tenn.
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hSsfssEIA. lief and Permanent Care e. Of Of
this distressing complaint use
Gcmft'e bronchial cigarettes,
Made by c. b. SEIMOU q CO, 1917 Nassau
Street, New York.
Price, 81 per box: sent free by post. For sale
by all Druggists.
March 30. lSGO-Gm-GOl
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THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

of Wood Eddy Cos Single Number Lotterie.
will take place in public as follows
Glass Il Draws Saturday, May s. 1860.
Glass - Draws on Saturday Nav IL 1860.
Glass - Draws on Saturday MAY 10. 1860.
Glass a Draws on Saturday May 26 1860.
Nearly one Prize to Eee,y Nine Tickets
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> s.~sszs ANLR7S
.AgJe Cure,

EAgue Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases crigi.
Mating il, hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities of the American people than q sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
We are now enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that it viii eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its use in any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Prevention is
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run III violent attacks Of
this baleful distemper. This "CURE" expels
the miasmatic poison of FEVER AND AGUE
from the system and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, if taken on the first ap-
proach of its premonitory symptoms. 1t is
not only the best remedy ever vet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings 1t within the reach of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FEVER
AND AGUE prevails, every body should have it
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price will place it within the
reach of all-the poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure of Intcrmittcnts is, that it contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro-
duces no quinism other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequence
of the mia-matc poison. y great variety of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
Blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie,
Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach,
all of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical This CURE" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing III the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fiction, that will be eXcreted from the system,
ana cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few will
ever suffer from IntCrmittcnts if they avail
themselves of the protection this remedy af-
fords.
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CnanceTv Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF : DECREE RENDERED
} in the Chauccry Court at 1iadisonvillc | viii.
ON the eth day of May, 1850, sell to the highcs,
bidder. at the Court house in Madisonyillc on u
credit of six months, tract of land Of sixty
being the tract on which Richard Mcdaniel now
lives. !. \. COFFIN, T.. d, H.
April 6. lsGl-lt-prs fee s3-GO2
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~ Over five hundred head of horses
were sold in the Cincinnati market last
week, at an amount exceeding $4,000.
The majority were taken for Kentucky,
Tennessee, Alabama and California.
COUNTERFEIT MoNEY,-The Atlanta In
telligencer of Monday says: We were
shown on Saturday last one dollar bill
altered to five, on the Augusta In
surance & Banking Company. By OBJ
serving it closely the cheat is easily de
teeted; but being upon handsome new
note, it will hardly be suspected. We
caution the public against them.
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B9-We were considerably amused by
an account that we lately saw of re-
markable duel. There were six men upon
the ground. and six misses
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rsa. 1t is said that under the new APP
portionment, Georgia will lose one Rep
resentatiye in Congress.
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new SPRiNG GOODS!

! AM NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING
L the LARGEST AND TEST ASSORTED
Stock of Goods
ever brought to this town. and will sell them to
good men as cheap. On time. ds any house in
McNinn county: and for Cash in hand. for les
than they have ever been sold in East Tennessee
Come and look before you buy. and save Is to
% per cent. 5. 4. REEDER.
April 6, 1eG0-;f-G52
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$780, SPRING STYLES--l86O
SEE0RN & HORNSRY

4 REAGAN ON HAND, WITH LARGER
"a assortment in their line than ever They
have the largest and finest assortment of all kinds
of Ladies Dress Goods, which they are detorIuin-
ed to sell. They have turned a leaf: Sell to
any body that's got the money cheap as Goods
of similar quality can be bought any where in the
State; then, they will sell to those who they know
viii pay punctua ut the end of Ihe year: bur then
i-jN not scU GOODS n credit to those rho ncrer
P0g-they are not going to make good men pay
bad mems debts, some other business houses
doing who doing Il general credit business
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TENNESSEE BONES.-Tennessee six per
cent, bonds were quoted in the New York
stock market on Saturday last. at9I3
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So wide is the field of is usefulness and so n1,-
mcTous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidOte TO employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they never forget, and pro-
duccd cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be foruotten
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State Of Tennessee. Roane county.

County Court, april Session, 1seo. p
~ Joel Hacker and others, rr =
....-
Julius Hacker and others
[,icU Land 10 pcy dcJt1
1T APPEARING FROM TIE ALICIA
Il tions of the petition filed in. this cause that
Joel Hacker Julius Hucker William Hacker and
George Hacker, who are the minor children and
heirs 2t-law of George Hacker. deed. defendants
ncssce. it Is therefore orered that publication be
made in the Athens Post for four successive weeks,
requiring the said non-rcsideuts TO appear at tho
next May session of this Court. and plead, answer
or demur to said petition the will be taken
as confessed against them and set for hearing o.
porfe. JAS. T. SHELLEY, Clerk.
April 20, 1S6o--4t-prs i;-, S3-6O4
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Toys, Cigars. Tobacco Snuff Pipes, Matches,
Candies. Nuts, Eaisins. Tea, Spice, Ginger Pep
per, Soda, Crackers. Pickles. Lemon Syrup, Box
Backing, Extract of Logwood, Candles Sc
April 81
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Ezy@ An entire block of sixteen brick
and stone buildings. $40 feet long and
from 90 to no feet deep. was raised last
week by means of screws in Chicago
The buildings covered about an acre of
ground, and weighed over twenty-five
thousand tons. They were raised dis
lance of four feet ten inches. by means
of six thousand screws placed beneath
The operation probably has never been
performed 10 so great an extent before
1t was accomplished at the rate of about
one foot per day. None of the houses
were less than four stories high, one was
six stories, and eight were five.
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Joseph Burnett,
John Cotton and ]. J. Crippin.
= u :.

TT APPEARING FROM COMpLAIYANT's
L bill that defen liant, Jphn Cotton. is not resi-
dent in the State Of Tennessee, publication is or
dered to be made for four weeks in the Athens
Post, requiring said non resident defendant John
Cotton, to answer said bill on or before the first
Monday Of June. 1860, at the Court house in
Madisonvilie when and where said Court will be
held, said bill will. as to him, be taken az con-
fessed and heard &c portc
j. A. COFFIN, c. d II.
april p, 1S60-4t-prs fee $500 @
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BANK NOTE LIST.
TCOpied from the DaiIy Ne,rS1
new ARRANGEMENT
"HhHfHHs1 Z - EEs III
J. A WILKINS 81 IN


"AYING BOUGHT OUT W. A. FUCKERS
4 l. stock of Goods. will continue the business
AT the old stand, lBallew's corner.) and respect
fully solicit continuance of the patronage ex-
tended to Mr.. Rucker. They would also call the
attention of the public generally to their stock of
Spring and Summer Goods
which was selected with much care, and purchas-
ed at prices which enables them sell as cheap as
any other establishment in the town. All they ask
Is an examination of their assortment. The stock
comprises every thing usually kept in Dry Goods
Stores IN this meek Of woods" such is
Ladies Dress Goods!
Dress and Regina Silks, Plain and Figured Ba-
reyes, Organdie Muslins, Barge Anglais, Lawns,
Grenadines Imperial Illusions, Briliants, Mus
Inns, Gingl ans, Prints, Trimmings, Ribbons, &c.
GentIemen's Wearing Apparel.
Cloths, Doeskin Cassimers. French Cassimers.
Cashmerettes, riaids, DrilIings, Cotonades, Vest
ings, Linens. Dam@ztics. e, &c; Hats Caps,
Boots AMI o---s. CATERS aud al endless variety
ri other articles g., 'gti're o. -oentou. Don't
.s.l - z-'re "-'H "-' ~av 1850
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Mexico.

\ correspondent of the New O1eans
Daily Crescent, on the Rio Grande, writes
that paper as follows under recent date:
The luminosity against Us on the other
side of the Rio Grande Is tending to
strengthen Miramon and | should not be
surprised if the Centralists did not vet
consolidate their power on the principle
of opposition to the Americans. The
treaty made by Ocampo with McLane IS
bitterly opposed in all Northern Mexico.
and Gen. Garcia has actually declared
that its enforcement would be resisted by
Tamaulipas and the State. 1t Is, he saws,
but a plan TO sell the country slowly to
the GrInCOS (AmericanS) and the scheme
must be defeated by force if necessary
You can form no idea of the opposition
which the Mexicans feel towards us as a
people. for all ideas of peaceful solution
of the Mexican difficulty would be cast
aside as improbable. Between the two
hostile elements now on the frontier a
war must result in less than twelve
months In view of this certainty the
Mexicans are terrifying. all the places on
the Rio Grande, and troups are pouring
into MatamOras."
gI- A Troy paper states that high
state of excitement exists there in re-
lation TO the elopement of young, beau
tiful, but dashing and too confding lady,
yet in her teens, most respectfully con-
nected, with an elderly man. whose wife
and children are at present in England.
The venerable Lothario and lecherous
deceiver's head is silvered over with the
accumulated frosts of many harsh Win
ters-
MURDER OF E. X. FARMER.-E. K Farm
er. brother of the editor of the Somer-
vile TENN Democrat, was atrociously
murdered in Phillips county, Arkansas,
on the 30th of March, by a negro be-
longing to DR.. Otey. The negro is incar-
s,prated
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Hold On I!


SILK AND CASHMERE HATS, SPRING
- style, 1860; Zouave Hats, of all colors and
prices; Leghorn Hats; Panama Hats. and Straw
Hats, for sale by
April2O SEHORN & HORNSDY.
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$500 PREMIUM

viii he given to the fastest colt, mile and repeat
at , years old. Speed to be tested at the Knox
vile Fair Grounds during the Fair in October after
the colts two years old.
Every care will he taken of mares from Il dis
lance. but no liability for accidents or escapes.
Mares pastured at 81 per week.
TERMS $50 for the season. with privilege of
competing for the premium: 81 without the priv
lege. Payment required before the mares are re-
moved.
In all cases of failure to become with foal nc
charge Will be made for the succeeding season.
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.S32O.OOO

Whoie Tickets SlO-Ha5geS5-Qu quarters 26
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES in the
Ordinary Drawings will be sold at the following
rates which is the risk:
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In Chapcery at Athens.
Lois Deadericlx and othcrs

Henrietta NJ. Campbell and others.
OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER MADE IN
Il this cause, I viii, on the I'd day of June next,
on the premises, prcceed to sell to the highest bid
der, on twelve and eighteen months time with in
tercst from date the Lands formerly kno wn as the
Gibbs place, two miles Southeast of Athens in
McMinn county, containing One Hundred and
tlty-two Acres, more less: beginning Mt tho
Southeast corner and to include the South cas-,
quarter OF section three, range one township FIVE,
Westof the meridian. Hiwassee District except
eight acres sold to James Neil. Bond and security
vii! be required and lien retained on the land to
secure the purchase money.
,JNO. L. BRIDGES, C. & IT.
April 90. 1850 td-prs fec $500 Goa
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Good, Cheap, and Fashionable Goods
Ladies Dress GoodsI

just come and for yourselves before purchasin!
elsewhere, as they charge nothing for showing
They have all kinds
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LIVERY STABLE.

HNIE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING PUR-
Il chased the Athens LIKERY STA BE. is
prepared to accommodate all who may cali with
Horses, Buggies, Hacks, &C., and respectfully
solicits liberal share of custom. lie is prGpafed
to feed all stock that may come. and his Stables
will be well and carefully attended to. Charges
moderate. WM. II. HOWARD.
Athens. April 10. 19GO-603
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Whole Tickets $2e; Halres SO Quarters s. ::
Eighths 81, 90.

CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be
sold at the following rates which is the risk:
Certificate Of PEEK sc Of 20 Whole Texts 1929 90
- g. 90 Half " 1fg so
q 90 Quarter - II IS
- &c Eighth /" 81 81
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ordd"aEy
TO IaNe pIace as aDOVe SpociIicd.
Grand Canital Prize of ST.
$4,000
Approximation Prizes

prizes 500 appro NnatiIs 800 GOO are ST GOO
4 do 800 apProSimatng 70 q, COO are 200
4 do 25n approNimatnC to 1O,GGO are 600
do 225 approXimatingt 5.OOOare $40
do 200 approNimatingt 1000 500
do 100 apprOXimatng to 1000 are 600
do zoe approXimating to 1900 are 400
900 do 20 are. .......... 100 OOO
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

ron THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarscness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient COnsump-
ton, and for the relief of Ccnsumptivc
Patients i'll advanced stages Of the
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VIII. C. JULIAN,

Wool Cardcr and Builder of Carding Machinery,
PBiiodelpEia. Tenn.
M I'LL, RECEIVE WOOL SHIPPED TO
w him per Railroad, and return it neatly
carded on short time.
April Is, lS60-6m-6O3
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Nashville Market,

BEARDEN & CO..
Produce and Commission Merchants.