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Jack CATlIN.

GATLIN WILL STAND THE PRESENT
: season at the stable of Mr.. Eli Dixon, five
miles East of Athens, commencing 18th March
and ending let July, and will he let to u limited
number of Mares and Jennets, at $40 tho in
sqranee Tor tho former and S25 the latter, paya-
bio when asceraned to be In foal or parted with.
Ceuin was five years old 9Th July last. Color
black, with mealy nose and TANKS, and In size.
form and bone Is unsurpassed. Catlm was sired
10y Young Uatiin (brcd by Brutus Clay, ESQ.,, of
Bourbon county, kcniueky,l and he by Imported
Calm. HisdGm was also bred in Kentucky and
is an unusually fine and large animal.
Catlir's colts can nov be seen in numbers and
IN examination Of tham by breeders Is solicited.
MA. HELM, MelfibR co., Tenn.
March Is, isGl--tee-65l
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William p. Jones,

LAGOON Bowie, j. ]. G. Smith and John Carter.
surviving partners Of j. s. d L.Bowie & Co., and
J. ~. X. 5GInielh.
TT APPEARING FROM THE BILL That
defendants Laugdon Bowie, j. j. C. Smith
and John Carter, surviving partners, &C., reside
in the State cfEbuth Carolina, publication Is Or
dered to be mado four weeks in tho Athens Post,
requiring said non resident defendants 10 appcar
at the Courthouse in Madisonglile, on or before
the first Monday Of June, 1861, and answer COM
plainants bill or tho Eame will, as to them, he
SGT for hearing pro eoeIesso aud decree rendered
accordingly. J. 4. COFFIN, q. NJ.
MAY 3, 15G1-it-prg foe S3--G5S
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Ricovillo Hale and Iemalo Academy
rGutE TRUSTEES or RICEVIILE MALE
4 and Female :. alcmy have c,rl loved Mr.. II.
hEEnLER, to take charge Of This nuurshiug In
stitotgn for the ensuing scholastic year, to 10
opened on Monday, October 20, 1890
I'll nE.N OF TL.LTk0N -. e.-.... -. Ill.
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LAW.
unLIarOUS.

Neu'Iaw"er, Every Boi.a Lawycr ,by Fran
Crosby, O.. la.iui.'.hia)
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JhaaoarT Uonrt III MalisonYiNe, Tenn.


TT tP7EARIE0 FROM COMPLAIEANT's
4 bill for divorce, Glad IN ibis cage, that do
PENDANT Gyms ). sncel resides IN The state Of
Alabama, publication Is ordered 10 be mad. .8t
four successive weeks ia the Athens Post, re-
quiring said nonresident defendant to appear at
the Court house IN Madis1E'il'c on or before lie
filed by complainant in the Clanccry Court at
MadisOuyille against him, or The same will 10
taken as confessed and a decree rendered accord
ingly. j. A. COFFIN, c. & ".
May 3, 15Gl--it--lrs fee 53-656
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Athens Foundry and machine works.

y
TGNnE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce to the citizens of Athens and
the public generally, that they still in opera
ton and propose to do CASTINGS of every des-
cription IN their line, and would therefore solicit
work from all thoso who may want anything Of
the kind.
We arc now casting ard have for salc different
siacs Of tho Globe Crescent, Indiana and Iowa
Cook Stoves furnished complete; various sizes u
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and Shop
Stoves. Also Coal Stoves Hollow Ware, Waite
Hou# Ploughs, Backs and Jams. In fact hay,
ing avery large supply frattcrns on ho'id got up
during the past seven yeArs, We tnn supply any
order ior any kind Of Machinery that can lie wan
ted. We also manufacture Horse Powers and
JhrcshcI', also Cane cr Sugar Mills, large aud
small kettles.
Also the kilgorc Spiral or Incline Water Wheel,
with win saw from two 20 five thousand feet per
day. Al kinds of MACHINERY fitted up in tho
best and most durable MANNER and upon short
uciicc.
Also Iron Railing Of evory description.
We arc nlso prepared h make Brass and Cons
position Casting.
The highest cash price paid FOR old Copper.
ZIMMERMAN & EILGOHE.
,. 5. There is connected with the Works mn ox-
ccIcnt Pattern Maker, go that persons wishing
castings tan have patterns made to order, T. & X
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MhCnlMERYll
NOTICE.

A Ill WHO HAVE NOT CLOSED THEIR
"A accounts with mo for one, two md three
years, are hereby. notified to DO 50 by the rst of
March. All aceounts not closed by thpttimo viii
be found in the hands of an officer. My Books
must and shall be closed. IF you cant pay tho
money come and give your note. / viii take good
Bacon, at the market price, in payment Of debts.
win also pay cash for bacon, o.
Respcctfuy 8. X. REEnER.
Feb Is, 1861 %
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NOTICE,
Ba4Sca BANK OF TEX.

BnAYcH BANK on TENNEsBEr,
Athens, I'll Dec, 1860.
nARTIEs PRESENTING NOTES AND
Bills at this Bank for D'scount or Rogeeai,
Gro notified that said papers Hill not be received
unless the maker and ondorsers, each, write the
name of thoir respective Post ogiees, plain, iain,e-
diafeyy under their signatures.
BY order of the Board,
Dee Z, 1soo--Gm- 637
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Notice to Summers Of Freight.

TRAssPoRTATIoS DErA RTMEN1E Y. TEss.& GA,R.R.Co.l
Athens, Aug, ~, 1857. Z
THNHIs Company willdelverany Freigh isrecelvedin.
" to their Depots, in n reasonable time n The
terminus Of their Road at Dalton the owners Or
agents mot ours they paying charges tarhnd
receiving the reghis on daypf aIryalat Dalton This
Company does not propose either to store fregts or
deliver 10 the Western Atlantic AL Road unicgstL
have made arrangements with said Road to re
celve the same. Oars oannot hedetain I'd beyond few
hours for transhpment or storage. ..s-. go .
In making shipments as above every facilliyin the
power OF the officers Of the Company wibe extended
to shippers. Beyond the end OF their rails they have
no control and assume no responsibility ~ 2
Aug 14-tf--4Gi II. o.JACKsON, snp't Trans b.
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LIVERY STABLE.

T5NHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR-
Il chased tho Athens LIVERY ST4BLE, Is
prepared to accommodate oil who may call with
llorses Bugges, Hacks, &c., and respectfully
solicits liberal share Of CUSTOM lie is prepared
to feed all stock that may come, and his Stables
viii DO well and carefully attended TO. Charges
moderate. e. VIM. III. lI0WARp. .
Athsns, April 10, 1860 COS -, =.
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COUNTY, LIlTE LOADTIY,

hor ILUENS Ul1U .VIlu.Vs.
rE7liE SECOND SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
Il tuition will open on Monday, the 18th january,
lsjl, under the instruction Of Mr. J.P. CurMLEA,
and other assistance.
Terms per session Of 81 weeks, ono haIr in adj
vaacc and the other half at the close Of the scs-
sion, per scholar, $500.
The entire English course viii be taught.
Boarding in good families, convenient to tho
School (washinG and lights extra per week 81 30
Nosudcnt admitted for less than half sion
No deduction, only in case ofprotracted sickness
This Academy is situated in tho Swcowu ,cr
Valley, on the old Stage road, and in sight Of the
Z. Tenn. & Ga. Rail Road, q miles Southwest
Of Swcetwatcr Depot.
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Hardware and Barmers' Implements.
n UsT RECEIVED, THE BEST AssORT
ep me1t .hht has ever boon offered IN this place,
sf-anost every Thing that a Farmer or Mechanic
vents Call and examine ,...-.-.,
sAprls5 lsea GE0R, W. Roes.
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a Nathalie Lam far ELL.

FHNlE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING DETER
d mined to- move, offers for sale on Island
Creek, five miles Of Mgdisonyi'lc Monroe ocun-
~ tennessee, Lis laim, containing four hum
dtcd ard ten acres, something like one half Of it
cleared and in cultiyaion, Good Brick dwelling
House, Kitchen, and Negro Cabins, Stables, Earns,
and on it six good springs as there is in the
county two Of them in short distance Of the
house. large and good meadow I'd it, and some
forty ncrcs of grass land, sixty acres in clover,
ten aces Of fine blue grass. The farm is under
first rate repair. Toms made favorable.
July q, lSGo--ti--6lsl JAS. CHLORINE.
A Nd IRONS, SAD IkuNS.ANH EHONII5
IN and TgnEs. just received large assortment
and for sale by Loct. 1917 G. W. ROSS.
4 HASTINGS AND HOLLOW WARE OFAIL
" kinds, just received and for sale by
Get. 10. g. ". ROSS.
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unt'n Hill Hale & female Aondomv,

Fount'n Hill Hale G. Female Academy. |
FENHE SIXTH SESSION or THIS INSTITU- !
Il ton will commence ON Monday August Gth !
1860.
VIC arc happy to announce that from among /
numerous applicants, We have selected j. b. /
CATE, \. r., u graduate of Messy Creek Colerc !
We arc confident the Institution wall lose nu.h-
ing by change Of Principal, and we have no hest
fancy in saying no Academy South offers superior
facilities. Bocation-within a few hundred wards
Of Mouse Creek Depot ON tho East Tenn { Ga
Rail Road, and in valley provorbal for the fer
tii,y Of It's soil, and tho health and morality Of
its iuhalisnta.
RiTES or TUITION per Ses,ion qf Teen.
W-oHc W'cty. ha!f in odcancc.
Spelling. Reading and Writing, $500
Geography. English Grammar, History, Compost
ton and Declaration, 500
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Bot
any, Geology, MiucrllopN Algebra, Geometry,
Trigonumotry and Surveying, with field prac-
ticcl Latin Grammar and Reader, 1900
Intiu,. French, Moral and Mental lhosophy
Logic and Rhetoric, 1890
Contingent fec invariably in advance, 100
Board can be ohtaiucl in private families CON
vcniuut to the Academy at from l,jO 10 l,15 per
week. Crashing and lights cNtTa.)
No deduction for lost time except in cases Of
protraclcd sickness. Strict attention given to the
moral as we'll as the mental culture Uf pupils.
TRUSTEES.
john T. Sherman, Grccnbcrry Cate,
Elijah Cate, David Noil.
John f. Lane, EEssell Lane,
DR.. Il. $. Lane, i. Lane
John Lane, \. :. Rice
". 4. stephens, II. H. Shuts yrc's.
Fountn lIill Mcninn co., Tenn, July 2t-5m-GlS
sWEETWATl52 UNION INSTITUTE,
%ya-cot.Gotcrs Tenn.
| FEIHE FALL AND WINTER SESSION OF
L this Institution will commence On Monday
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Autographs and photographs.

TUsp RECEIVED, A LARGE AssoRT-
81 mont, from % cts. to 5000. Cal and see
them at oct D, ROSS.
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BOLIVAR EETIALE ACADEMY,
NgnGihugyiilc, 'gunn,

CALENDIR FOR 1SGO-61.
Winter Session commence, Monday. Sept. 10
Winter Session clos Friday, Jan. %
summer Session commences Monday, Feb. /
Annual Commcucou Ont Friday, june q
Annual Examination. the Wednesday and Thurs
lay preceding. $. ". GAINES, PRINCIPAL.
Amg. q. 1SE0-ir-n.2
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TarlWare and Cutlery,


TlNHE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
Il assortment cycr offered in Athens. can b,
louui mt iOct. 81 ROSS.
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Fine Cutlery.

Raz9rs. Scissors and Pocket knives.
\ large aud well selected storl, OF fine Ivory
Handle Table KNIVES; fine Alfalfa Plated Forks.
Zine Plated Casters Candle Sticks, Frui, las
Er.s &c.
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CATALOGUE on B0OKS,,
FOR SALE BY
GLE SE. w. LRSs G,
AT THE
ATHENS BOOK STORE f!


Byron, BG.. Ben johnson, Cowpcr Campbell
Crahbc, Coictidcc, uoldsnith, Romans, Hood,
LAMBDA Moor, Milton, Iongiellow, Montgomery,
Orsisn, Pope, ehaasrcare, Scott, Tennson, Dean
Swift, Woraworyh, G.. various styles and bind
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Wright's Tonic MiE5uro,
FSOR FEVER AND AGUE. WARRANTED.
4 No cure no pay. For sale ly
April 10 ). *. REEDER.
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j. ;. There is connected with the Works mn ox-
ccllcnt Pattern Maker, go that persons wishing
castings can have patterns made to ORDER FAX.
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no TIE EDITOR OF Tug HERALD.
RACINE AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD,
ra,.srrua ll..,lt EALlAx linn. lS 1sGl


TRUSTEES OFFICE, RACINE June 2s, 1861.
The explanation your money article Of Tie 18th, with
reference to the competition existing between the
Chicago Union and this read not IN accord
ance with the facts therefore send you copy Of the
correspondence which will enable you 10 make such
rections as you may think due To The public and "
this road The Illinois Central commenced the
Won viii from their superintendent letter OF the 4th
The Galcna followed II up, you WIZ see by their super
jDenIens letter &c the 18th The "hosc position the
Illinois Central complains Of Is that viii moi consent 10
abandon the work of building the Northern Illinois Rail
road, which am doing President OF that
panv. The road viii give the Racine and Mississippi
au Independent connection with the Mississippi Of
thirty eight mics place Of sixty eglh miles 10y the Hi
Central and the first twenty miles VIII be operation
IN September With reference 10 the remark tina, the sclle
and Mississippi Railroad "cannot lve,N would supply
Tie facts that since the 10Th Of May 1859 when The
bondhocfs took possession the road has earned enough
pay of arrears due operatives by the Old company,
800 100 and mortgages and liens the property prior to
mortgage, $40 1850 The road is first rate order;
telegraph has been put up fencing con.ed side tracks
extended twenty eight added 10 the rolling stock
and the road is free Of dcb and its earnings at this
time three times mach they at the
responding time last year BY reference 10 The map Of
the road Appeton's Guide you viii the advantage
lake pors-Ch,cago Racine ana Mlwankec-a,d that the
competition OF the Galcna company does affect
local business but that while they destroying their
Chicago trade aimess strife keep them at IL
without materially affecting our business When the
Northern Illinois opened TO the Mississippi have
then to claim position the shortest route the
Mississippi river for all lake busness.
q A. THOMSON,
General Manager Il. Il. n T., Prest. n Ill. r. r. Co.
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Died.

AHRxSsOn Saturday, July 90 infant daughter Of Mr..
Dedrich and Mrs. Mary Ahrens aged year. month and
days.
The remains will be taken from the residence Of her pa
rents No 2l6 avenue A. Of Fifteenth street. to the
Lutheran Cemetery for ncrment this Sunday afternoon,
at halfpast two O'Clock.
BxAucANr.-JoHS ACOUSTICS BsArcAxP, son OF Mary Re.
bccca and p j. Besucamp aged years ii months ard
days.
Montreal papers please copy.
BRows0n Thursday July 10, after lingering illness
Bridget, wife Of James Brown, aged 81 years. anatiye Of
the county Wexford Ireland.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence No
1873 East Eleventh street this Sunday afternoon, NJ one
o'clock. her remains will be taken 10 Calvary Csmstery
B1xGHSER-On Saturday, July 30, ANNA G., only chld
OF Ernest c. and Jeanne Binsener, aged months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence Of
her father No. II Ffh street, this Sunday Afternoon,
A two O'Clock.
CRAAlmA-0A Ktiday, July u, HsAEQl IAAAl yeHasest
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New York Herald-California Edition.
The mail steamship North Star, Captain Jones, win
leave this port tomorrow at noon, for Aspinwall.
The mails for California and other parts of the Pacific
will close at hafpast ten O'Clock tomorro morning.
The New YORK WEEKLY HKRALD--California edition
containing tho latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world, with large quantity Of local and miscellaneous
matter, will be published at nine O'Clock in tho morning
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
Agents will please send in their orders early pos
sible.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

SATURDAY, July 2U-2F' NJ.
FLouR--The market less active and ouoyant' ana
prices rather some descr <ons The sales
embraced about $4,000 IL 600 BIDS clos ing at "a So fos
extra State to "a As asked for choose brands.
WHEAT less active and buoyau with Ns OF IT, 900
bushels, closing at yesterdays prices
Corn unchanged with salos n 40 600 b. Nshels, ~
mixed.
PORK Small sales were made at slS 30 for mess snd
SO for prime.
wulsKry was Hrm with snles 200 bbs mt 1870. I6Xa
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Pacific Lodge Of r. and A. NJ ara resnectfv invited TO
attend the funeral services this Sunday afternoon at
I'VE O'Clock at his late residence ward school No H. In
Twenty seventh street. between Second and Third ave-
nues. His remains will be taken Monday morning to
Scotch Plains, N. j., for interrnent.
Railway IN J.) papers please copy.
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DATENT UNFERMENTED BREAD.

ID AIENT UNPRECEDENTED BREAD
i Absolutely purcr; made by process which IL de-
cared by the College Of Physicians London TO be- the
only true and natural and by which all the nutritious
and palatabc qualities Of the wheat preserved raised
without yeast baking powders aikalics any corrupt
ing Ingredients keeps moist for many days; s0ura
contains much nutrition any other bread and
warranted the best IN the world For gale ut the
factory No lil Fast Fourteenth door ths
Academy OF Music Sold also at 1a3 sixth avenue,
door above Twenty seventh street; No $40 Fourth
nue., near Twenty fourth street. and 375 Eighth ave-
Twenty ninth street.
B-Reguariy delivered TO families in all parts d
the city DAVIES Co
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oaicial Drawn G of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s

KENTUCKY AMI MISSOURI SrAlL LOTTERIES.
KEyTrcsY EXTRA CrAss, 1913, Iuly 20 1851.
rs, 81, u, 81, as, q. 10, 33. IL. e, u, "a.
kENrrcky, Class 394, July 20, 1861.
s, IS, y, 70, rs, 6, 20, -, 3d. 46 81, 40, 35, To-
Circulars free Of charge by addressing either
WOOp, EDDY co.
Covmgton, Ky, or St. Louis, Mo-
Prizes Cnshed in all LeSaiizId Lotteries,
by JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No ~ Wall street UP STAIRS,
Ne,y
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r ETTERS FOR Seeding STATES
IL CAN BE FORWARDED BY
ADAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY

by ObscrvnR The following drcCtiOns;- n
Enclose each letter United States government
velope-an ordinary envelope with stamp Affixed, win
not The company will forward and deliver NJ
my point where has Office, or will mar, as near a
possible to the point of address, paying Confederate post
age, for fee Of rs cents.
The given for letters exceeding half
ounce in weight, each half being charged
by the United States government and 25 cents by tbs
tx press Company.
At points through tho States where Adams Express
have Offices mail the letter under to Adarns'
Express Company, New York. Louisville and encloss
the anonnt as above.
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Married.

HAYwARD-HARpINe. Albany, on Wednesday even
ing, July II, by the Rev. David Happen Mr. GzoRGg Hay
Miss JULIA HARDING, niece Of the Hon. Richard
Harding, all of England.
Montreal papers please copy.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, July 20--6 P. M.

SATURDAY, July 28-6 p. M.
There Is no change in the money market. Rates
are easy and paper scarce. Foreign exchange
closed firm.
Stocks were lower again to-day, with less bust
ness doing. The speculative fever seems to have
worn itself out for the present, buyers are appa-
rently waiting for troops to take Manassas Gap
station. The new government skies, which sold
yesterday morning at 90ss, and yesterday after
noon at co. sold this morning OF sSs4, fall of TX
in twenty -four hours. The recent advance had
tempted some of the banks to realize for the time
the market was overstocked. State stocks were
irregular this morning Tennessees, virginias and
Missours each declined d per cent, while North
Carolinas advanced a and Lousianas l per cent.
Pacific Mail advanced 4 with sales of only ten
shares. All the speculative shares were lower,
with the exception Of the Michigan shares and Iii
nos Central, which were steady. New York Cen
trail declined Is, Hudson 4, Harlem 4, Galena a
Toledo ~ Rock Island u, &c. There was not
much business in any of these stocks. After the
board the market was dull. AS usual on Saturdays
there was no second board.
The business of the Sub Treasury to-day was as
follows:-
--f"r CUSTOMS .'''...''.....'...... 10000 %
taymnhts i5i5s3 90
The State of Maine has a('lertised for loan of
$3.50 00o reimbursable in ten years, in coupon
bonds bearing six per cent interest payable semi
annually at the Suffolk Bank, Boston. Bids will be
received until the 26th inst.
The following table will compare the exports of
the seven principal staple articles for the week.
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Ihvcterntc Cost iveness
Is prevailing considerable extent combined
sometimes with bio::s dry CvC. Death often ends
the strife before the patient we'll Of his danger
Now
BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pulls
In few hours give relief and If persevere according
To the directions the safest aud speedy remedy
known in these cases. bcasc they evacate the impUry
Of the blood and thus mitigate the beat u the liver and OF
the whole body Aud is not large MAJORITY OF all milan
nations and fevers caused by corrupted blood being
evacuated aud which regurgitates TO speak the
whole body thus corrups the sound bObd that should
noursh al the members? And remember also that these
pills have been prepared IL one family for century
who acquired great skill their preparatiO whose
value beyond estimate. for where patient Is weak
that he rally from any other purgaye, yet he
rises with reserved strength from Brandrcth's Pills
Sold at IS cents per box. with full directions ut
2y3 CANAL STREET
AND No UNION SQUARE
Now ready gratrous distribution at the above Off
ces pamphlet entitled
THE GUIDE TO PREVENT PREMATURE DEATH.
SHALL MEN DorGLAs CAvOCR Dis in TBK.R
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manufacturing sewing Machines 4v0 Bfuadway, N L.
CrtstadorO'a Hair Dye, Wigs md
Tourees the the world Wholesale aud retail and
the bye privately applied at No Astor House
Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best in the
world harmless, rcli,bie AMI instantaneous Sold and
applied al BATCHElO R'S WY Factory, 10 Bond street
we Assert II Boidly.-Therc are No Other
remedies 50 reliable "tcctai convenient HULlO
WAYS Pills and Ointment They always ready for
To the soldier exposed to wounds sores, Fever and
howell complaints, they Invaluable. They never fail
Only rs cents per box
Trusses.-Marsh q Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No vescy Asor House, opposite the church.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SPLENDID SELECTION OF FRENCH CHINA ANn
n Cut Gass at the prices formerly paid for coaInoa
goods.
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vERMlN EXTERMlNATORS
"Only lnlailibc Remedies known"
"Free from Poisons.n
Bewareil OF all limitations Of "CostarS."

City druggists and country storekeepers, send your o.
dcrs. Now tlc time sell Send for July Circulars 70
duced prices. Address HENRY Il. COSTAR,
Principal Depot 6i2 Bway Opposite St. Nichons) NY
nor LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMER ILLINOIS WILL
IL leave Cleveland Ohio, for Lake SUPERIOR July -,
August IA, August 81, at O'Clock +. and Detroit,
Michigan the following days, at O'Clock p NJ
J. T. WHITING Il CO, Detroit, Mich
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Drawings OF IL. France & Co.'s Ken
lucky ana icaware Observation-Disclosures by act OF
Assembly passed January, 1859. Grants to twenty
years
SHELBY COLLEGE KY.-CLAss 344, Drawn July 90 1851.
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