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Sewing Machines

JOHN BENEDICT, OF KENOSHA,
Z S the Agent for the SAFE of
Wheeler 81 Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
This Machine is unlike the Grower g. Baker or
Boudoir Macne in forming the stitch. 1t gives the
stitch the same appearance on both sides of tho
work locking in the centre, while the other ma
chimes give the lockstitch the under side OF the
work
THE MACHINES ARE FOR SALE AT
NEW YORK PRICES,
with the addition of freight and warranted perfect
Machines.
~ For sale at the store Of WASHBISH &
BENEDICT.
The public are invited to call and examine them
6tf JOHN BENEDICT.
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I'm pRoBATE---Keno.ha County Cours.

In the matter Of the estate Of William Robertson.
AN reading and fling instrument in writing, pur-
" porting be the last will an uent Of William
Robertson late Of the town Of Somers in said county,
deceased, and the accompanying petition of William
Smith, of Kenosha county, and State Of Wisconsin, and
taking due proofs Of the same representing among other
things that said William Robertson late Of said town Of
somers, Aforesaid the 22nd day Of February A. d.
1861, died esate, leaving goods chattes, and estate
within this county and that the petitioner is named
conditional executor Of said WILL and praying that
administration Of SAID estate be granted TO Barbary
Smith Robertson the executrix named aud appointed in
said will which is filed for Probate the hearing of
ead petition, is Ordeed that said petition be heard
before the Judge Of this Court, on Friday the ED day
of March, A. d. 1861 at ten o'clock A. H. al his office in
the city and county OF Kenosha.
and u is FURTHER ordered, that notice thereof be
given the heirs Of said deceased, to all persons
interested by publishing copy OF this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day ofhearng in the
EosHA TELEGRAPH weekly newspaper printed and pub
ished in Kenosha, in said county. JON B. JILsUN,
Dated, Kenosha, Feb. &c, 1861. SWISS County Judge
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from ne Dem0cTaI, 81 Cloud, NiaN.
lyon arc, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for a box, (Cephaiio Pills. SO that you
may nave them IN case OF an attack
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CAUTION.

as certain unprincipled persons are attempting
70 palm Ton the unsuspe6tiuo nublic ;,Sitt; ms
81 NY Et<--AkID GLUE, / would caution aTI
rs 100, = e-3nire before purchasing, and see
u eApINe's PREPARED GLUE,m "a
''-.-t <Et2peci ell others are sWiudlino
---''' ly2s
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Capital $500, 100000 Capital and Surplus, $9ss, 77152
| ASSETS:
Cash hand and in Bank land loaned CALL $40 O AZ
Cash in hands of Agents. ,249 40
Loans amply secured by personal and collateral
1
Real Estate unencumbered. ........ 900 20
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q A Nj e w A MED!

DUTLER, at the Lake Shore Railroad Restau-
- rant, viii pay the highest market price in
CASH, for Game Of all kinds
Oct. IL, 1850, 1871
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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

OF HARTFORD.
Incorporated in 1910. Capital Perpetual
With Successful Business Experience of FIFTY Years
ONE HUNDRETH SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT,
Jan LIST, 1861.
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Respectfully Yous,
w -. WILKES.

REYNoLDsBURG, Franklin Co., Ohio
January 9, 1861.
Henry G. SPALDING,
No. 40 Cedar st. n Y
DEAR SIR;
Enclosed find twenty five cents, l2j,) for which
send box Of 'Cephalc Pills" Send to address of
Roy, VIM. G, Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co.,
Ohio.
Y0ar PAs work like q charm--catre headacheal-
most iHSiGHter.
Truly yours,
WIN. c. FILLER.
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CATERS,

r AIDES AND MISSES who wear sizes 21 to
IA3i can get good Pair of Caters for , ) cents
Sizes and very cheap, at
LYNAN& BONE
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oPHUCE CREEK, Huntington Co. Pa, !
January lS, 1861.
SIR.
You viii please send me two boxes Of your &c.
phoac Pills. Send them Immediately
Respectfully youis
JNO. Il. SlMONS
T.. 5 Il hare used 0ae 5or n goar ..Hs mi JIM
them eIceiiguk
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BEVERLY. MASS, Dec. II. 1860

II. G, SPALDIEG, Esq.
wish for some circulars or large show bills. to
bring your Cepbalic Pills more particularly be-
fore my customers II you have anything of the
kind please send to me.
One Of my customers, who is subject to severe
Sick neadache, usually lasting two daysJ agas
cured Of an attach IN onehour by y0ur Pilis, which
irsut her.
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BRUS HES,

IL AIR, Tooth, Nail, Shaving, Paint, Scrub,
IA Stove, and White wash BRUSHES, of every
description, for sale by +. ROBINSON.
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rERMs-s2 q y~ar.-or, $3.50 paid Within
. nsssths frsm tinse efsa ab.cr ribing.
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Loss ny TIE GnEAr fmE ~ Lospos.-The
London Shipping Gazette Of the Goth ult, -, .
the loss by tho great ERE at London Bridge Ii
found to exceed the early estimates. II will
certainly be above twelve million dollars, with
probable Increase to fifteen millions, but the
actual amount to be paid by the insurance COM
panies will. Il Is affirmed, be less than this, not
only because some portion Was uninsured. but
also on account Of certain portions Of goods
destroyed being represented on floating poll
cies, which comprise some half dozen whsrves
by name. In such cases. II Is said. the comps-
mics will pay only proportionate part OF the
whole.
The body Of FIRE In tho ruins bad considers-
bly, slsckened, but still II ragged hercely In many
parts Of the ruined wharf. There vss DO
abatement In the excitement OF the people 70
obtain q glimpse Of the immense ehasm len by
tho couaagration aud London Bridge. the
Custom House. Billings gate. &C.. wera lined
with thousands Of spectators
The surveyors Of the different insurance ON
ces had been unable to complete list OF The
exact extent Of the property destroyed In the
various wharves. The latest announcement u
that the sun Rire Office loses 81 .2oo.o 900.
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ICoNcLupED.l

The Declaration OF American iudepen-
dence, the modern Magma Charta Of human
rights, evolved the idea, so cheering to the
cause Of freedom andso startling to monarchy
that governments derived their just powers
from the consent Of the governed, and that
although Governments long establishedsbould
not be changed for light and transient cases,
vet when they become subversiyc Of the ends
for which thew were established. and "when
n long train Of abuses and usurpatious, pur-
suing invariably the same object, eyincci the
design 10 rcduc, them under absolute de,pot-
i,m. /, was their right their duty to throw
of such Government, and to provide new
guards for their future security" Bu, il no
wb.r, declares tha, knot of conspiring
politician,. foilcd in their schemes Of ambi.
ton and plunder, and chafns under disap-
pointmeut like tiger cheated in his foay.
may without the popular support or sympa-
thy, but in defiance Of both, assert that the
election Of political opponent whose success
they might have prevented, is a sufficient
cause Of rebellion, or that party or an in
tercst, which has the majority in both branch
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HER WAYS
nY CHARLES NAcKAY.

When there's something to be said,
In pleasure or in pain,
To brighten joy, like sunlight shed,
On dry aftiiction's rain;
When she'd console, rebake, control,
With Eyes" or "no," as clear;-
She's such way Of saying IL,
It's pleasantness To hear.
And when there's something to be done,
At needs our duty's call,
A courtesy, . charity,
A kindness. great or small,
Or daily grief that seeks relief
what'er the action be-
She's such way Of doing Il,
She wins all hearts TO sec.
But saying, doing. night or day,
'ris difficult to tell
The sweetest grace, OF mind or face;
That marks her to excel.
She seldom bre>thes the love crave,
But robed in light divine,
She has such q way Of looking it,
II proves her to De niue
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Col. KxowLn Tho Bangor Times thus
speaks OF the qualifications Of the new Colonel
OF the Sixth .-"0f the qualification Of Mr.
Knowles tits enough 10 say that his election
to the post was strongly recommended by
the best military and civil talent In the Sta's'
and Il with the hearty appreciation OF the Gov
ernor and Council. No better selection nom
the rank Of civilians could have been male
lie has the qualities requisite tolssd men where
danger il TO be incurred and brave action ss-
hibitcd-coolness and courage. We may also
Vna.les hss been Enthusiastically deslrous ,of
tsiine An setive part init. We regard the Sixth
a. fortunate In their commander. Let them
catch his enthusiasm and spirit, and the cam:
psicn win not Close without making u marked
ibr discipline and valor."
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wnar Is RArroS. We give the follow
ing list Of article, constituting ration ,ffom
the army regulations:
20 OF. fre-h and salt b"ef or l2 OF. pork.
lS oz. soft bread or -four, IL oz. hard
bread.
2l.3 OF beans or 3.5 OF. rice
sc OF. sugar.
OF. coffee, ground.
l-3 gill vinegar.
IA OF. soap.
l.3 OF. salt.
This must answer for tho substance OF .
soldier through the day. and, properly hus-
banded Il is enough.
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pustrg.
NO LONGER YOUNG.
BY NARr cLExNER ANEs.

BY MARY cLENNER ANEs.
No longer young. how sad II seems.
To mark our mornings waning beams,
To feel our dreams are only dreams.
To hear. In mir,h Of girls and boys,
The refrain OF our early joys;
To seem too old tor simple toys
To catch shadow in the glass
A dittiug shadow as We pass
A face no longer young, alas
Loves prophecy young years enfold,
Time steals its glow With fingers cold
There's something sal in growing old.
II never comes again, In soo,h,
With manhood's wisdom, ages truth,
The pleasant fever Of our youth.
We fnd, while memory's sea We sound,
'Mids, rsrest treasures wrecked around,
How much we've missed, how little found.
oucc. lrvh llAc ht.ct utut Ne VeNS"
Joy, wilder than our widest thought,
But al, she kept the JOY ue sought
Por no nee gifts We still may bow;
She binds upon our h.led brow
No opsline crown Of promise now.
We bear no more the eIultsnt palm
Triumphant toward our renith's calm,
Hut, cropping graveyard, sing psalm.
The self-asserting soul will crave
The soag.like joy 1t sought To save
Twill shrink back from the drear. dark grsy
Age hath its pleasures, age its pain, |.
The ripeness OF Tunes sobcrer reign.
The sated eye. the burdened brain;
The pslsiel palse, the measured mien,
The yearning for what once hath been.
The waitiag for the dread unseen'
How happy II. with whitening hair,
And tsee all limned with lines of care,
The soul looks upward, young and fair!
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the Rcvolution-prscrvc Il for lis great ele-
ments of good-prnservc Il In the sacred name
OF liberty-prcsrve Il for the faithful and
devoted lovers OF the Constitution In the TO
bellious Siates-those whoa prosecuted for
its support, and arc dying IN It's defense
Rebellion can lay down It's arms to Govern
ment-Goycrnmen cannot surrender to TO
bellion.
Give up the Union! "this fair and fertile
plain TO battcn on that moor" Divide
the Atlantic, 30 that its tides shall beat
in sections, that some spurious Neptune
may rule an ocean Of its own! Draw limo
upon the suns disc, that itmay cast its beams
upon earth in divisions! Let the moon, like
Bottom in the play, show but habits face
Separate tho constellation Of the PlsiAdS and
suuder the bands Of Orion, but retain TIE
UNION.
Give up the Union with It's glorious Gag
its stars and stripes, full Of proud, and pleas
ing, and honorable recollections, for the
spurious invention with no antecedents but
the history Of q violated constitution and Of
lawlcss ambition. No! let US stand BY the
emblem u our fathers,
"Plag Of the free hearts, hope, and home.
by angel hands to valor given.
Thy stars have ht the welkin dome
And all thy hues were born In Heaven"
Ask the Christian to exchange the cross
with tho cherished memories Of Savior's
love, for the crescent Of tho imposter, or TO
address his prayers to the Jusscrnautor or josh
instead of the living and true God but sus-
tain the emblem your fathers loved and
cherished.
Give up the Union5 NEVER The Uuion
shall endure. and its praises shall bc heard
when its friends and its foes, those who sup
port and those who asail, those who bare
their bosoms In Its defense, and those who
aim their daggers at the heart, shall oil sleep
in the dust together. Its name shall 10
heard with ycneration amid the roar OF Pa
ci6c's waves away upon tho rivers Of the North
and East, where liberty Is divided from mon.
arcby. and be waited in gentle brccrs upon
the Rio Grnnde. ltshall rustic In the harvest,
and wave in the standing corn, on the eI.
tended prairics Of tho West, and be heard In
the bleating folds and lowing herds upon
thousand hills. Il shall DO with those who
dclye in mines, and shall hum in the manu-
factories Of Ncw.England, and in the cotton
gins Of the South. It shall be proclaimcdby
the stars and stripes In every sea Of earth, rs
tho American Union, one snd indivisible;
upon the great thorouchfarcs wherever steam
drives and engines throb and shrek, It's great
ness and pcrpctuity shall DO hailed with glad.
neS. 1t shall be lispcd in the earliest words.
and ring in tho merry voices Of childhood,
and swell To Heaven upon tho song OF mai.
dcns. II shall live in tho stern resolve Of
manhood, and riso to the mercy seat upon
wonan's gentle availins prayer. Holy men
shall invoke its pcrpctuity at the altars OF
religion, and it shall be whispered in the last
accents of expiring ago. Thus shall survive
and perpetuated the American Union, and
when It shall be proclaimed that time shall
be no more. and the curtain shall fall, and
and tho good shall bo gathered to moro
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Mlseellaneous.
THE UNION:
1T MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED.

An Address delivered by DANIEL S. D'ckssos,
before the Literary Societies OfAmherst College,
Massachusetts, July 10Th Isoi.
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"Gsve signs Of woe
That all Was lost I"

The blood.6cnd laughed loud; the evil
genius Of humanity clapped his hands in
triumph; Monarchy "grinned horribly .
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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 90, 1861
VOL. XVII.

eeiGt and self-aggrandirement. rather than Of
securing rights and privileges to an oppressed
section Of people.
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NOTICE.
Tax Sales---BledsOe County.

nY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Bledsoe county, will proceed to sell to the high
est bidder, for cash, at the Court house door in
Pikeville on the first day of July next, the fol-
lowing described Tracts of Land, or so much Of
the same as will be sufficient to satisfy the taxes,
costs and charges due sevcrally thereon, for the
year 1860 Said Lands having been returned and
condemned at the April term of said Circuit
Court, 1861.
Ma,v NcDopald-l5O acres District No. /
taxes for 1850 SO cents; taxes for 1860, 60 cents;
collectors fec Sl clerks fec $3.50; printers fec
$l,50-total 1918.
Francis W. Toppan--S27O acres District No.
value $500; taxes S2,40; collectors 81; cerks
fec l,5O; printers fee Sl,5O-total S6,4O
Queen Bentiey-S00 acres, District No. 2-tax
60 cents; collector fee ST. clerks fee 81 ,50 prn-
tcrs fee 81, 50--total $780,
Rdckct II, BenHey-is0 acres, value $500, Dis
trict No. 2-tax 90 cents collectors fee 81;
clerks fec 81 so; printers fec 81 ,5Oztotal $500
b. +. Beniey-lO0 acres, District No. 2, value
$l00-tax 30 cents; collectors fee $l clerks fee
$780, printers fec 81 ,50-total 1870.
W. W. Bu6ing,on---lOO acres, District No. Q,
value 81 5O-taxes 81 so; collectors fee ST. clerks
fee $780, printers fee 81 ,50-total $500.
John NcDonaid-200 acres, District No. Q, val
ue S2O0--tax 60 cents; collectors fee 81; clerks
fee $780, printers fee Sl,5O--total $3.50.
John 0. Johpson--S50 acres District No. 8, val
no $500-for 1885, 1859 and $780, taxes in all
si5l; collectors fec ST. clerks fee 81 So printers
fec 81 ,50-total 1851.
Andrep j. Hickson-5O acres, District No. Q,
value $300--taxcs $685. collectors fec ST.; clerks
fee 81, 80; printers fee 81 ,50--tetal $8,O5.
Asa Hoit--lO00 acres, District No. 10, value
Sl00--tax 30 cents; collectors fee ST. clerks fee
GI IN. nr,ptar,u foa 81 h0-fotol a "a
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Athens Foundry and Machine Works.

rINnE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT.
i fully announce to tho citizens Of Athens and
the public generally, that they arr sill In opera
ton and propose TO do CASTINGS Of every dss-
erption in their line, and would therefore solicit
work from all those who may want anything Of
the kind. ..l... ..ftsi .tar.tf,.. rElat
We arr now casting and have for sale different
sizes OF the Globe, Crescent Indiana and Iowa
Cook Stoves furnished eompletc various sises Of
Paflsr Nine Plate, Chamber, ofice aud Shop
Stoves. Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware, Waffle
Irousi Ploughs, Backs aud Jams. In fact hsv-
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 san be wan
ted. We also manufacture Horse Powers and
Thrcshers. also Cane OF Sugar Mills, large and
email kettles. .trH
Also the Kiigoc Spiral or Incline Water Wheel,
whhh viii saw nom two 70 ave thousand feet per
dsy. An kinds Of MACHINERY fitted UP in tho
best and most durable manner, aud upon short
notice. -r r-.,.r' .mfl sasl..l .Hi
Also Iron Railins ofsyery description. a.f
We are also prepared to make Brass and con-
position Casting.
The highest cash price paid for old Copper.
Hh ID 20 ID ZIMMERMAN 4 KILuoRE.
p s. There is connected wS&ftho Works An ex-
eellent Pattern Maker. so that persons wishing
castings can haye patterns made to order FAX.
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LAW.

Wells Lawyer, Every Bodys Lawyer (by Frank
Crosby, Of PHILADELPHIA
RETTGTOITS
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Lamps,
Miscellaneous Notions.

for burning Coal Kerosene or Carbon 0ils--pric
from rs cts. to IS each.
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William 2. Jones.

Lagoon Bowie, J. j. g. Smith and John Carter,
surviving partners Of J. s. 4 L.Bowie \ Co., and
j. h J. II. Stan6eld.
TT APPEARING FROM THE BILL THAT
Il defendants Lapgdon Bowie, j, J. q. Smith
and John Carter, surviving partners, &C., reside
in the State Of South Carolina, publication is or
dcrcd to be made four weeks in the Athens Post,
requiring said non resident defendants to appear
at the Courthouse in Madisonyile, on or before
tho first Monday Of juno, 1861, and answer COM
plainants bill, or the same will, as to them, be
SGT for hearing pro cogtesso and decree rendered
accordingly. J. A. COFFIN, c. 4 NJ.
May 3, ls6l-4t-prs fee S3-65s
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wator-w IaooIm,
NOT lCE.

A LII WHO HAVE NOT CLOSED THEIR
N accounts with me for one, two and three
years, arc hereby notified to DO 80 by the first Of
March. An nccounb not closed by lhatiim will
be- found in the hands Of m officer My Books
must and shall be closed. VI you cant pay tho
money como md give your note. will take good
Bacon, at the market price IN payment Of debts.
will also pay cash for Bacon
Respectfully =. X. HEBDER.
Feb IS, 1851
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HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY.
MEDICAL.

Taylor's Family Doctor, Condor's Family Doc
tor aud Home Book of Medicine, HOllochs Medi-
cal Works 70 different kinds,) Surgical Anatomy
(by h. W. Piper, NJ. d. Physicians Hand Book
of Practice, 1851, Dunglison's New Medical Die
tonary
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CATALOGUE 0F BO0ES.!.,
ATHENS BOOK STORE
IIpoETIcAL WoRKs.

Byron, Bsrns, Ben johnson, CowPer, Campbell,
Crajbe, c6ieridge. Goldsmith, HeInans, Hood,
Landon, Moore, Milton. I.ongielow, Montgomery,
Ossian, Pope, Hhakspcarr, Scott, Tennison, Dean
swim, wordswyth, tOf various styles and lbind-
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A full supply of the
LATEST NOVELS. &c. .

and Roe's Works, Irving's Works, The Souvenir
Of Travel lin vols.,) Bernard Lille, Mustang
Gray, The Rivals, Household of Bourcne lin
vols.,) Ncmasis, Margaret Moncriede, The Adopt
ed Heir, Married-Not Mated, Recollections of a
Court Room, Stakeholder Abroad, Georgia Scenes,
Wild Western Scenes, Major Jones, The Throne
of David The Prince of the House of David,
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Notice to Shippers of Freight.

TRANSFORMATIONS DErARTMENIE. TENN A Ga. R.R.Col
Athens, Aug. ~, 1857. I
FENlifs Company wildeliyer any In
u to their Depots, 10 reasonable time, at the
terminus Of their Road a Dalton 90 the owners or their
agents mot ours they paying charges rer tarnand
receiving the freEhts day nfryalat Dalton This
Company does not propose either TO store freghts or
deliver TO the Western Atlantic Rail Road unless the
owners have made arrangements with said Road to re.
oeive the same. Gers cannot be detained few
hours for transhlpment or storage.
In makingshipments ~ above every facnltyln the
power Of the officers Of the Company will be extended
to shippers Beyond the end Of their rails they have
no control and assume no responsibility.
Aug 1t-tf-46i II. @. JACKSON, supt Trans.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

.KNowN AS THE aPArT0N FARM" LYs
IN ing on the Hiwassce river, at the mouth Of
0co,e, ten miles above Charlssten In Polk county
Tenn, containing, by estimation, 642 aeres--275
acres cleared and more good Land to elesr--abous
1870 acres Of Bottom LANDAU in a high state Of
cultivation-with fine, large Brick Dwelling,
large barn and all necessary out-buildings Said
Farm is we'll tiubccd and watered---water in all
the fields, two good Springs, good Well and Cis-
tern. Terms made easy. r.f. .Ht 81. .t.s
Further information may be had from Judge
Gaui and Thos. II. Galloway, Cleveland, Tenn; r..
C.Jackson and Dr.. M. Alexander, Athens, Tenn;
Robert Russell, Madisonvillc Tenn. or from tho
subscriber. ]. ii. ALEXANDER.
July IS, 1s5e-tf-56l
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

webstcrs Spoilers and Dictionaries (all sizes,
Davies and Dood's Mathematical Course, Mitch
els, Smiths and olney's Biographies, Comstork's
Philosophy and Chemistry, Wells Chemistry und
Philosophy, 0lmstead's and Quackenbos Philoso-
ply Quackenbos' Composition and Rhetoric,
Boyd's Rhetoric, Hedges Logic, Worcestcr's, Pa
ey's and Parker's Philosophy and Composition,
McGuffeys Readers full course,) Art Recreations,
Brocklcsby's Philosophy, Young P pills LIST and
I'd Book, Parker's Philosophy (small size.) Bull
lions, Smiths and Kirkham's Grammars.