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In Chancery at Athens.
James C. Rucke,, Pleasant D. bryan and wifi
Mary Bryan,

MAI! pftAhi
rs
silas n. Rucker, lfamiltsu Wasson and wife
Hilton II. Burk and wife. Levi Swinford anC
wife, Miriam Rucker widow, Joseph Ruckei
and Miriam Rueker, minors, by their Guardian
Miriam Ruekor, William A. Fucker, Hilton II
Burk and James Witt, Admr's Of Mordica
Rncker, decd.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
N parties that the account ordered in tbi.
cause will be taken at my Office in Athens, on the
9Th day Of July next, at which time and place
you are required to attend with your proof.
JOHN L. BRIDGES, c. e w.
June II, lSCl-3t-prs fee S2-G6l
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TEE prxAxp M.pr.-The Charleston

TEE DEMAND MADE.-The Charleston
Courier OF the 9th says: I'VE learn
from Virginia, on authority which we be-
iieve may re relied upon, that the au-
thorities Of the Conf, derate States- have
made formal demand upon President
Lincoln to withdraw the Federal troops
from the soil of Virginia. end that they
only await his answer to this demand to
make the necessary demonstrations. if 1t
is not done, TO expel them from it.
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Bolivar Female Academy

The Annual Examination Of this Institution.
FOR the education Of young Ladies, will take place
at Madisonville, on Wednesday and Thursday, the
10th and 2o,h inst. Annual Commencement on
Thursday.
As this furnishes an excuse for turning aside
for short time from the rugged path of war, it
is hoped every body win attend.
6 NJ CANES
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SAVE YouR SEEp.--Plantcrs and gard
oncrs must not rely, as heretofore, on
getting their garden seeds from the
Northern States. We advise them to be
careful in saving good supply OF all
kinds, rs they will soon be ripe. Plant
u late crop Of Irish potatoes, they will
make seed potatoes, If nothing moro
Lock TO your interests in timo,
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PAssPoRTs.-We learn that after to day
no passports will be issued to any person
desiring to leave the State. And no one
will be allowed to come into the State
unless he present reasons of peculiar force
for obtaining this privilege. That's right.
Richmond WIG, 5M.
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FOR SALE,

A IL OF MY REAL ESTATE IN SWEET
n water, consisting Of STORE and LOT
one Of tho best stands in the placc--a new nnt
elegant Residence, containing nine rooms will
Grc.placcs, and well suited for public or board
ing house. Also, n FARM Of 100 acres, within
tbrcc miles Of the town, onc half Of which Y
wood land. Having removed from the State, tbi
property can be bought low and on good terms
by applying to Gen. ]. II. Reagan, Facility, Tenn.
or to A. M. Brett, on tho premises.
JAMES NJ. BRETT, Sn
March Is, is6l-tf-66l
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voLUxrtra, Rrxrx... Tr,.-ro NH

VorUSrtEa, RExExsxa THn.-To rub
common hard soap well in the threads Of
stockings before putting them on for a
long march. Is recommended as proven
tive TO the ordinary foot soreness aud
blistefing which occurs 10 those not used
to travelling.
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tJ- The first day that the cars ran on
the new city railroad in New Orleans,
they killed negro boy, crashed white
mans foot, broke mules leg. and run
of the track several times.
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Chancery Court at Benton,
Il. +. Lowry, r. T. Sloan, ct ale,
Sanders Griffin ci nis.

Sanders Griffin Ct nis.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
i tions in the bill that Thomas Grgsby and wife
Eliza, William Centcrs and wife Sydney, John
Tultcn and wife Julian, Sanford Bridwcll, Riley
Thurman and wife Elizabeth, are non-resdcrts OF
the State Of Tennessee, it Is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post a
newspaper published in Athens, McMinn county,
Tenn, for four successive weeks, notifying said
nonresident defendants to appear at our next
Court of Chancory, to be held at the Court house
in Benton, Polk county, Tennessee, on the LIST
Monday Of August next, and plead answer or do
muir to said bill, or the same will be taken rs con-
tossed and set for hearing srpayte as to them.
J. II. ALEXANDER, G. 4 NJ.
May 81, ls6l-it-prs fee 5000
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ATHENS DRUG STORE.
r. T. MARSHALL. M, D.,

INTENDING TO DEVOTE HIS ATTEN
i ton to the Drug Business, offers to the citizens
of Athens and vicinity careful ly assorted stock
Medicines, Paints and Dye-Stufs,
on reasonable terms, for CASH. With an expe
rionce Of several years, he holds himself qualified
to give satisfaction TO all who may favor him with
their patronage.
His terms are Cash, Invariably. Small sums
credited out lose half in collection. Besides, his
acquaintance is very limited and he knows not
whom to trust. He will therefore adhere to the
cash system invariably.
He has on band full stock Of PATENT
MEDICINES; also, handsome variety of FINE
PERFUMERY, to which special attention is call
cd, as he is determined to please, both in price
and quality.
To colsc out lot Of Confectionery he will sell
it by retail at very low figures, indeed. Pa,
Nov is, 1S60-tf-634
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THE FOLLOWING is n sample of the numer-
Gus letters constantly receiving for Hostettcrs

THE FOLLOWING is n sample of the numer-
GUS letters constantly receiving for Hostetters
Stomach Bittcrs:
CASASpAGuA, July 18th, 1859.
Ncssrs. Hos,cter d Smith, Pittsburg, Pa
Gents:-As we arc strangers, herewith enclose
you twenty eight dollars for fur dozen Hostet-
ters Stomach Bitters, which please forward via
Michigan Southern Railroad, Toledo, Ohio, ana
Clayton Station. l have purchased several doz-
en- bottles at Toledo, this summer, but the sae is
on the increase so much that wish to open n di-
rect trade with you. l was induced to try your
Bittcrs by my physician, for the Liver Complaint,
and received such material aid tat have re-
commended it to others and have sold about two
dozen per week for some time. l have oil kinds
of medicine in my store, but there is mono that
can chcerfully and truthfuly recommend MS your
Bitters. for know they have helped me beyond
my expectation. Youis, respectfully,
Puno WILSON.
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Straw Mare.

TAKEN UP ON THE 25D MAY INST, BY
/ John Rogers, living in the 10th Civil District
McMinn county, Tennessee, S0RREL MARE
about l5l hands high, about IL years old, with .
blaze in the face, with saddle and gear marks
Valued at fifty dollars.
p. L. GAMBLE, Ranger.
Nav 81. lSGI-3ts-662
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Horsemen, To Armsli

Those who wish to join an independent Cavalry
Company. to be composed Of one or two hundred
men, will find friends to give them further infor.
nation at Loudon and Post Oak Springs.
T. d. BROWN.
10. j. HARRISON,
+. A. LEN0IR.
Loudon Tenn June H. 1861
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Public Speakine.

BY agreement between the different candidates
for the Legislature, they will address the people
on the issues of the day, at the following places
on the days named:
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GRATUITOUs MEDICAL SERVICES

WE TENDER OUR MEDICAL, SERVICES
w ATUIT0USLY to all fk;niies or per-
sons, in the bounds of our practice, who are now
or may hereafter be left destitute by the absence
Of relatives or friends who have entered. or may
hereafter enter, the army in defence Of the State
Office Ten Mile. O. NJ. CLEMENTSoN,
n. C. CLARK.
NAV 81, 1s6I-4t-652
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Virginia Invaded.

The undersigned want to make up an Infantry
Company of Volunteers by the 4th of July next
to be subject to the orders Of the Governor Of
Tennessee.
We owe allegiance to God and to our country
not to the Buck RcpuJlicons. Those wishing t,
join will give either Of us their names, or give
them to the Post Masters at Coghll and Cantrclll
Y Roads, or to Joseph j. Elliott.
L. W. CARLocK,
b. A. PROPHET,
May 81, 1861 II. J. Brock.
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Negroes to Hire!

EoUR LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO WOMEN
Il one Negro Man, and Boy about ten years
cid, to hire. Enquire at the office Of the Post.
June 7 IsfI--tf-G63
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fY- The st. Paul Pioneer states that
one day last week Surveyor-General
Washburn ornamenied his mansion with
splendid flag, and the same night his
vile presented him with a nine ,poiaider!
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THE
SOUTHERN C0NFEDERACY
nv HAVIEtTER A ADAIR

Atlanta, Georgia.
UNIIE DAILY SOUTHERN e0NFHDERACY.
Il under arrangements just completed, will con.
tain all thelatcs intelligence Of every kind, report
cd expressly for us by Magnetic Telegraph, and
the Mails. Also, daily reports Of the Atlanta
and other Markets. Local Incidents and Items,
&C., &c. Price--t5 year; 50 for 81, months, or
so cents for one month--hlways In advance.
The WEEKLY SOUTHERN C0EFEDERA.
CY Is mado up from, and contains the cream Of,
! the Daily. II lisa large sbcot, and gives more
freash reading matter than any other Weekly IN
the Confederate States IT. Market Reports will
he full, and rc5e mp from nclual transactions. So
Price 50 a year. or sl,25 for six rnontbs--in'ari
ably In advance.
,re- Postmastors are authorized TO act ~ our
Agents Ia obtaining Subscribers and forwarding
the money-for which they win be allowed TO re-
tain. rs commission, twenty-five cents on each
Weekly. or hfty cents on each Daily subscriber.
,z1- Persons getting up Clubs OF 6yc, ton or
moro subscribers, will be supplied with the copies
ordered at 22l per cont less than our regular
| ratcs.
Rsr No nams will be entered on our books
until the money Il paid mil nl subscriptions ara
discontinued when the the time OK piros for which
payment u made. unless Tho fqtno be renewed.
Addrc's. ifANLEfTfG a ADAIR,
April 20, 1891 atlanta, Gsorgia.
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respectfully request the people to attend and
settle their tax and save unnecessary trouble, and
the painful necessity of having to force collec-
tons. Nj. A. CASS, Tar Collector.
May 81, 1S6l-tf-662
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BANK NOTE LIST.
corIrp rnoa rnr NASHVILLE rSIos . AnsmcAN.

coriEp rRon THE NASHVILLE UNION a AMERICAN.
Bank Of Tennessee, porlSOuihcrn rank, 2dis
Union Bank, par Citizens Bank, no sale
Planters Bank. par Commercial Bank, dds
Merchants Bank, par Bucks Bank, Ids
City Bank par Farmers Hank, 5dis
Traders Bank, par Blk Of Middle Tenn. par
Bank Of Commerce, par Bank Of Paris, par
" the Union, par Bank Of Knoxville, pnr
"Chattanooga par Bank Of Nashville, par
" Memphis, parl0coce Bank, 5dis
River DIX. Memphis, par shclbyyillc Bank, par
Blk Of cambridge, 5dis Lawrencehurg Blk, no 70
Bank OF America, dis Bank Of West Tom. 2dis
Northern Dank par
BROKEN Avn WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank. Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfrccshoro'.
Miners and Manufacturer Dank, Rockville.
Bank Of Ehst Tennessee, Knoxvillu.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge
Bank ofClaiborns, A. raitTrel
Bank u farewell.
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MARRIED.

On the I'd June, ut the residence of the brides
mother, Talbot Valley, Talbot county, Ca, by
Rev. John Harris, Mr.. A. SARrAIS, Of Athens,
Tennessee, to Miss JOSEPHINE WoMBLE.
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TAX NOTICE.

TT NOT HORIZONTALLY Numbered
i will be at the Voting Ground Of each Civil
District of McMinn county, Tennessee, for the
purpose of receiving the Tax of said county for
the wear 1861, on the following DAYS, to witt
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T. M. BUTNER,

7. M. BUTNER,
(Recentiy Of Cleveland, Tean,)
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
ID EsPECTFULLY INFORMS THE ClTI-
IN zens of Athens and vicinity that he is pre-
pared, with the best stock that can DO procured
from the Northern cities, to execute all orders for
Fine Boots and Shoes
on short notice. The Ladies will find IL to their
interest to procure some of his beautiful Shoes
and Slippers. BY strict punctunlity to business
he hopes 10 receive liberal patronage. He war
rants his work in every particular.
Shop on Main street, one door Rast Of John
Crawford, Jrs, residence.
Athens, April 5, lS6l-tf-654
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Steam Press Printing Concern!
THE NASHVILLE PATRIOT.
A. y. CAMP 81 CO., PrOprictors,
No. 10 Deaderick street,
IL Published Deity, Tri- Weekly and Weekly.
TERMS ;-Daily, IS per nnnum.
TriWeekly, IS per annum.
Weekly, 80 per annum.
by the purchase Of the printing establishment
of the Nees and recent additions of new materi-
ais from the foundries the job Office Of the Pat
riot has been mndo the largest and most complete
In the Southwest 1t Is also supplied with the
most competent workmon. Steam has been APP
piled to our presses, which Of the best kinds.
We are prepared to print, In tho highest style Of
the art plain, In colors, or bronze, Posters, Pro.
qrommcs, Shoe Cards, BiU Hoods, Railroad
Work, Droy Tickets, HdndJilh, Bills Ldding,
Shoe BRis, BdH Tickets, Steamboat Work, Di-
piomas, and, indeed everything from the smallest
Tip to the mammoth Poster, OF the least Pamph-
lot to the largest volume.
The large circulation Of the Patriot, greatly
augmented by the additon thereto Of the subscrip-
ton lists Of the Ncrs, renders II an excellent ad.
verlsing medium. None better in tho city.
ns,- We solicit ORDERS, ut our office, No. 10
Deadorck street A. 5. CAMP 4 co.
Nav IN IHBI-tf
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Fine Rant. and Shoe,

T ADIBs FINEsKID ann CALF BOOTS;
il Gentlemcns hus French calf Boots and
Shoes Of all kinds. just rcesrsi AID for sale rn-
commonly ehesp, at
April 10 ID. A. WILKINS cos.
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Saws 1! Saws I

JUsT RECEIVED. A FINE ASSORTMENT
81 Of MN, Mulce md Cross Cut Saws, Of tho
best English and American make, ard for sale by
May % u. W. ROSS.
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A Negro Girl to Hir
Wizard Oil.

A Negro Girl to Hire,
A GOOD COOK AND WASHER. APPLY
"A at this Office. March 49, 1861
Wizard Oil.
I GROSS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
i sale. Try it. $. X. REEDER.
April IL, 1861.
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r. j. Williams, Barton Vt.

Has been appointed sole Agent for Northern Vermont above
st Johnsbuy) for the sale of the s. NJ Co.'S Machines and is
fully authorized to sell Machines and deliver them residence
Of customers at the same price that they be bought the
Mandatory.
Citizens OF Northern Vermont viii the of transport
aon and receive full personal instructions in regard TO operp
the Machine by purchasing Of Mr.. Williams
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FOR RHEUMTGm.

Ia hard cases, people DO nc use 20 freely as they
ought. Do not be afraid e rub hard and lang
ss as to get up free circulation OF the blood,
and produce warm Slown the surface. Ap-
ply the Pain Curer often aid freely, and II any
medicine will reach your ass, this will do it.
For COLO PAINS or CAMP IN THEST ON
ACH, DYSENTERY,or ny internal spplica-
ton, one to two tsasPoonals in half glass Of
water, sweetened with laf sugar. In hard
cas-, IF cello, it is better use YARN watoT as
1as uH give more power nd eject to the med
iei.ss.
~ Children to be dea! with according to
thar age,
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a FEW T.CTS
RESPECTING THE GALLANT AT LAWRENCE

ON the 10th Of January, 10, the Pembertor
" Manufacturing Companystuated in Law
renee Mass, had in its empl 9ls persons. d
these, 600, men, women, a. children were al
work in the large mill, wherehe manufacturing
operations We're principally cried on. At five
o'clock in the afternoon, wiout any previous
warning, almost in an instal the floors Of this
large structure, five stories height, suddenly
gave way the walls were ovehrown, and stones,
bricks, ;imbers, machinery, Tia this vastcrowd
OF human beings, lay in on confused mass Of
ruins. A few hours later, are broke out, and
ragged fercely over the shpless pile, What
horrors then filed all hearts Thousands, work
ing with almost superhumanflort to rescue the
unfortunate victims, were riven off by the
flames, and forced to aband, their friends, rel
atiyes, and neighbors to thehwful fate.
Iidngs, with the speed of ghtning, few over
the country. At the scene disaster, all was
forgotten but the care for th@ounded, burial Of
the dead, and relief Of the sIering families Of
the afflicted.
Charity cana il vita layh hasd and poar-
Cd its Offering upon the s;ri,an community in
beautiful profgsion
Rsv. G. ?. Wilson, City Visionary, assisted
by hia devoted wita, gave thr days and nights
to the service Of God snd lan. Many dying
bed was smoothsd and ohesh by the influence
Of true Chria,iaH Pie.y. Legged be praised
Number killed, az
Severely injured, ia
Slightly lG9
Amount Of contributions 365,s7O 20
Amount distributed, 42OO4 a
up t. June Al, $50, since viich much has bsen
giyes t. those thai are ct subjects, The above
vas given in cash, ~ its equivaant. There we're
many things given NAtch ven, not put down as
cash, such as med cine, Md thslike.
REV C. P. WILSON, yty Missionary, says
This is to certify tha, Ir G. ", Suonds
very generously came to q aid a. the tins o
tho Peuberton Mil calaaty He nads "a a
large donation Of big P2ia nrer, which was all
used ~ith the best results
Mr.. 5. 5 a0BRY, Ne u Lawrence Street
Lawrence, Mass, says;
g Al the tiRs Of the lalliq Of the Pemberton
MIL was there. and had ie care Of the dead
rooms at tie City ualIi sb had the charge If
the hospital, where the wotdsd snd sick were
taken, and azoug the nedihes theIs used, uOue
was used with better result, and that was so
well adapted to their wan, as Smoud's Pain
Curer. Il cane Just IN tim, If. Simonds be-
ing il LOwellat the time CO e down, and gavss
good supply to Rev G, P. Nson, cur City Mis-
sionary, to bs distributed. lysei aad wife hay.
ing tie charge Of tie sick, : had good oppor-
tunity to test ths seloispd VI the celebrated
PAlH CUEFE, and 80 do sa. that in our opinion
Tiers is sothinE that can 9mpste with it. 1t
waI Col send 70 as. Nofng could have doRe
better, ssA liuhaeut for ba4ng, or a stimuant
or inward application"
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MOTHERS,

Il vorr children are troubled with Sore Mouths,
or with Collie Pains, which is often the case,
you all Aud this Rain Clrer superior to any
soothing yrup ever lnaIs |. can be given to
any young chi1 with perfect safety, 1t will
care NURSING SORE MOUTH, and NO MS
TAKE.
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II ecOm III e q atiOns:

purchased one Of the Imperial Sewing Machines of Mr. vii
hsms October last and must say that has more than answer
sd expectations is almost inconceyabo to those who have
never employed one of these machines the labor
by it think every mother of family would consider it inya
liable when once accustomed to the Of it. They are cot p
in strong ornamental and durable manner and are certain in
its operations; our better half operates it to her entire salts
faction with scarcely an hours instruction
CHARLES c. HARDY
Glover, Jan T. 1851
Also refer to
Mr. F. A. Bolkoap Barton.
Mrs. George Ide, Lyndon,
Mrs. VIM. L. Locke Irasburgh
Mrs E. Daley, Coventry,
Mr. VIM p Clark rasburrh
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This Elixir has been extensively used through
out most OF New England and Canada, the last
six years, and wherever introduced has given
universal satisfaction.
Il loosens the highest Cough,
II causes the patient to raise freely.
1t cures the Group Immediately when given ia
season,
1t relieves the worst case Of Asthma at once.
1t allays fever and pain and produces rest at
night
La all Parents who have children subject to
GROUP procure bottle Of this Elixir at once,
and keep in the house ready to give at a moments
warning.
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Or NEuRsLGI HEADACHE

Theses ompiAnts are cured in I've or ten min.
utss, aihinZ the forehead, and inhalng the
Pain CHrer from hau1serchief, Or the hands.
afIdr rubbing them together few times This is
mach better than 10 inhAo directly ffom the
bottle.
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For Enlargement Of tie TonHs, this Pain
Curer stands az the bead Of 81 medicines yet
Enown. Make gargia, BY taxing one tea o0n-
tut IN hall glass water, well sweetenel 9TH
loaf sugar and garge The throat u tDiH prepsnf
ulcers v taken chen first appearing.
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CHlLPlELNS.

bis troublesome aad perplexing disease
yields at once by bathing the feet freely. One
cr two bottles will cure lie worst cases. Var
raRfcd
Prepared By G. ". sIMONDS. Fit4villiam,
Co@nY.
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ING Btts or S'ing Of any Poisonous Reptile, Icy
dna Iogrooa Poison, are cured by free and
timely use Of this medicine. Battle freely the
part bitten, stUnr, or poisoned, also take intern.
ally. This viii ueutralle the effect Of the poison.
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JOHN l.. ElUNNEWELL,
FOR THE " STANDARD"
DR.. COLBY'S
ANTI-COSTIVE AND TONIC
II i Il Is g

THESE Pills and the proprietor are too well
4 known in this county to require comment.
The pills are not recommended as a CURE AL,
but IL believed they are remarkably well adap'
ted 10 the uses for which they are designed.
They should be kept in every family and used
according TO the directions which accompany the
boxes.
All persons Of sedentary habits who suffer
from indigestion, costiveness irregular or scauty
stoola will derive especial benefit from their use
Orders may be seat 10 ". 2. COLBY, Derby
Lins, ". iSnnl
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ASlATIG OR SPASMODlG CHOLERA,
FEVER AND AGUE, CHOLERA M0RBUS

In all these cases. the PAIN CURER should
be used inFarlIy, freely and faithfully. as Of.en
as the urgency Of The case will appear to &C.
msnd. PHRsEyEEE and you will sonqueT.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

he most efcctual way to save money is to
4 buy Your STOTES y HOLLOW WARE,
Of Samuel Stanford, which he will sell for Cash
on the Nal, cheaper than any one within ton
miles of him. He win also sell some of the
very best BOOTS AND SHOES az The low
est cash price They are none Of your sioB-shoD
stuff but will stand severe wear.
old debts.
SAMUEL STANFORD.
February l. lsfl--stf
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IRAsRURGH, w, Oct 20, 1850.
We have used DR., Whites Elixir in the most
violent cases Of Group, and found relief within
thirty minutes. There is nothing that would
hire us to be without the Elixir. We would adv
wise all who have children to keep this medicine
in the house against the attack Of Group.
+. L. CLARK,
N. CLARK
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OWEN DoNEGAN.
BARTON. Oct. %, 1850.

UT
About two years ago our little boy was taken
violently with the Group, and knowing that he
could not live pntil we could get a physician, W e
commenced giving Dr. N. &. Whites Elixir, and
ts the joy OF all present he was entirely relieved
within twenty minutes.