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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-02-06
HARTSwICK'S
DRU @ 81 VARIE EFT Y
S T O r E
MARKET STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE JAIL,

The undersigned will have constantly on hard
well selected stock of Drugs Chemicals, Dye
Stuffs Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Tobacco and Segars
Stationary. Perfumery, Brushes, and Fancy arti-
cles, which he will dispose of cheap for cash
He invites the public to call and examine his
stock of goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Country Physicians furnished with Drugs, Med
icines and Surgical instruments, at the most rea-
sonable rates J. G. HARTSWICK.
Clearfeld. Pa. December IL, 1860.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-02-06


The Convention which assembled at Washing
ton, on Monday, 4th inst, to arrange some
compromise which will settle our political
troubles, is composed of the most distinguish
ed men in the country. 1t is rare that any
convention has ever assembled embracing SO
much talent and so much political distinc tion.
Their names are as follows:
PennsyluQnia-Hon. James Pollock, A. W.
Loomis, Thomas E. Franklin, Hon. David
Willmot, Hon. Thomas White, William NJ
Kennan, Hon. William NJ. Meredith.
Neao Jersey-Charles S. Olden, Robert F.
Stockton, Joseph K. Randolph, Rodman M.
Price, Peter D. Vroom, Benjamin Williamson,
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen, Thomas J. Stryk-
er, William C. Alexander.
North Carolina-Thomas Ruffin, John NJ.
Morehead, George Davis, Davis S. Reid, D..
NJ. Barringer.
Maryland-Reverdy Johnson, William S.
Goldsborough, Augustus w. Bradfofd, John
W. Criasfield, j. Dixon Romane.
Kentucky-James B. Clay, Ex-Gov. More
head James Guthrie, Joshus F. Bell, VIM. o.
Butler, Charles A. Wickliffe.
Virginia-J ohm Tyler, James A. Sedden,
Wm. C. Rives, George W. Summers, John
W. Brockenbrough.
Dela,uore-Hon. George B. Rodney, Daniel
NJ. Bates, Esq. Hon. John W. Houston, DIR.
Ii. Ridgely, William Cannon, Esq
This list embraces one sex President, one
Governor. eight ex-Governors, one ex-Attor-
ney General, two ex Secretaries of the Treas
ury, and most of the others are ex-United
States Senators, State Judges, &c.
The States of New York, Massachusetts. H.
nois, Wisconsin, Ohio and Tennessee will be
represented in the Convention.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-02-06

GROUND Hoo DAY.-February I'd was the
celebrated aground hog day. which, accord
ing to legend, fixes the question of an early
or late Spring. The story goes that on that
day the ground hog-or, as the Yankees call
it, woodchuck-leaves his winter quarters and
salles forth to snuff the air. If there is no
sun to show him his shadow, he goes cautious
ly about, and will even venture to dig up
few roots, to.try the hardness of the soil as
well as to tickle his palate little, after his
long hibernation. But in doing this, should
glimmering of sunshine strike him sufficiently
strong to mark his shadow the ground, he
hies at once to his hole, there to hibernate for
six weeks--as instinct teaches him that winter
will certainly linger that much longer. Should
there be no patches of sunshine to disturb Mr..
Woodchuck, he remains out, knowing that
the reign of Jack Frost will speedily termi-
nate. Who the sun on Saturday
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-02-06

The LONDON TIMES ON AMERICAN DIsUNIoN.
The Times of the 10Th instant, alludng to
Lord Palmerston's speech at the recent South
ampton banquet. says :-<sThe third topic
dwelt upon by Lord Palmerston is the future,
if. indeed, we may not say the actual disruption
of the American Union. While Italy is con-
solidatng, America is disntegrating. That
privilege of a single entire nationality which
Italy is shedding tears of blood to obtain,
America is fnging recklessly away. The
Southern States expected sympathy for their
undertaking from the public opinion of this
couDtry. The tone of the press has done much
to undeceive them, and if fanything more is re-
quired, they have the assurance of our disap-
probation from the person whose public sta
ton gives the right, ard whose intuitive SYM
pathy with the feelings of the nation gives him
the power better than any one to express its
opinions.o
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-02-06
Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits. Eplgcp-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia

Many remarkable OF these affections have been
made by the Alternative power of this medcine ii
lates the vital functions into vigorous action, thus
Disorders which would te supposed
reach sucii remedy has long been required v
oessities of the people, rnd confident that will
do for them all that medicine do
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-02-06
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

roR THE RAPID crRE or
Coughs. Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group. Bronchitis, Incfpient Com
sumption, and for the RELIEF
OF COnsun ptIvc Patients
I'm advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known 70 siTpass any
other for the throat and Jung complaints, that Il
ia usrless here publish the evidence cf ts virtues s
unffvslled excellence for coughs and colds and itr truly
wonderful of pulmonary disease have made it
known throughout the civilized natiais OF fise enrt.
Few the osprfnnities fimies s.Amcag fhcp.
who have personal experience Of its elects
living trophy in their midst Of its sictory the
subtle dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
As all know dreadful fatality Of these Disorders
they know, tooe effects Of this remedy. need
do moro than to them tat hxs ncw all tho
tues that II did isys when making the which have
strongly upou ths confidence Of mankind,
Prepared by Dr. J. O. AVER g. Co, Lovell, Mass
+ Sold BY c. D. Watson, CIearfeld; Il. A. Irwin.
Cprvensville, Sam Ar1ald, Lutbersburg Elizs
Chase. Arsouyiila; y c. Brenaey, Aoxrssdsle; c.
r Foster, Ph:!,psb1Tg, and dsa,ars s..s where.
Lowell, Ess.., Jsnuarv %, lssl15
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-02-06
TeeE RAFTsaAn's J0pRRlAl,

which enacted that all persons found guity of
murder should be executed on the next day
but one after sentence passed.
See sec. Burrows, 1872, Rex VS.. King, ct
al; decided in 1866. In that case it was
said not to be usual at the Asszes to fix the day
and place OF execution. The Judgment in
this case was then strictly in accordance with
the forms and requisites of the law. We have
thus reviewed this entire record, and the con-
clusion to which we have come is, that it ex
hibits no reason for reversing the Judgment
of the Court below. The judgment is affirmed.
Justice WOODWARD read an opinion, dissent
ing from the views of the majority of the Court.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-02-06
AYERS
SarSaparilla

And for the speedy of the following complsint,i
ScrOfula and Sc ofuI q A Rec lions, $ IA n
as Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions,
Ftmples, Pustules, Biotches, Boils,
Blnins, and all Skin DIscnses.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
Manassa. or Manassas.

The RichHoud papers have, OF late, been
considerably ex+Fcistd ever the n me Of the
great cUbaHt Wbich GviK EeauEegsTi has, at
last; very appropriately named a The Battle
of Manassas Piaius." The fslIowiaA, from the
Richmond Eoqairtr, IN reference 10 the name
Itself, wilt be Tead with ia seFest:
As TO tie eurreet spelling, We believe that
Manassas Rad Manassas ere beth sorraptioHs.
We remember when tbe Manassas Railroad
Was yadsr discussion, an enthusiastic friend
OF that enterprise took up this very question
lie said that Tie nlVantA tfs pass he'd laken its
prime from a eatervr for tie tFa yeIling public,
we believe Jew, who, for a long time, had
bis house OF enteFsAIHaIeRt there. lie was
widely ksown, aud mach esteemed for his
kind heart sad good cfteersEnd the Borseman
would cflen add SBauy EaiIes 10 BE days
Journey. that he might spend the night with
" Gid Nauasseb, as they Familiarity styled
him. Ia short, be Was as aell known AS has
gap, and irom him the latter caught its name
OF Nanasseh's Gap. The ~riter referred 10
closed las BaFrauve, which established the
scripture OrthpgraPby foe he pass by APP
peAliHg u ibe trends 81 tbe rahf0aa 70 spell
IL often and spell 4 ever, Aasssseh." His
zeal and bis ieaFoihg AVailed not however
The railroad has gone Iato tie legislation OF
the state a Manassas Gap Railroad, and 40
We mast takefE ~ fSss
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

Jsporfs Of Dry GOsds--fbs imports Of
foreign dry goods a the port Of New York
for the month of July. afe less than the re.
ceipts for any single week 10 tbe correspond
ing month 10 eitbss Of the last two years.
OF this amount only = very small portion has
been entered directly for consumption, more
than half the imports for the month having
been SSrsbouscd The figures themselves
present more graphic comparison Of the
months business than could be given 10 =
mere verbal description. The total entered
for eoasam Sti0a Is ouiy about 6ys per cent.
Of the aggregate for the same period 10 for
meT years.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

We refer ear res1ers 20 8 reliable Wash
ingiou letter, We pablisb, fes the aews Of
movements 10 that quarter. Below We give
the latest dispatches from the Nashville Bea-
ne:
Frem 81. Leuia
81. LorIS aug ls-A nasssaustr f..,s Gen ssiy.l ar
rived eAry tiis motuleg rerts ten See IS mles thu
SIDE II letrROn vNpectihg Go reach Rola to-day He
he'd not been TBSlestesi tile ruute
Gen is'ns iSiy sss luf1ed 6s EAfn q ca Pllelpa
near sfEIa- acid
Il was r-stea thai the rebels had eutsrs4 SPIT ur
held. and NeTv eIsamp-,i in ard sFoand tbpssJSu
he h.sS>eeter aso states thAi the Habrr Il kiisa
vouHaea Esd ssssiasf te fesssl side oes nat exceed
~ ami ihai ASCnilgash snd hunter Of rels ofcsIs
were kuisd
Cape tiirariras fsGsi ts&0 beiSexnk % the saak u
"a tssueSssss hssay. bg or1a u una Fremsnt and
ervaEA 81 20 tbN osy to-day IL Is understood the "a ~
cy Was living Nsaia ~ as Cor the bsAsaE q Tie So
SesssUn eaBs- Ia th dbHtr8cf
Tbs stsIsEasEti 10 ths lsls CaEgE AeNs thar J c.
Palmer stt THAI Sat7 Sc The urpSse Of taking charge
a the eHanssAfy ssiastasnG under Gen. IN Asst Il
nnnus- He hSA no come, TIA with fressssL
eLrrssJs-'s.'os 81. Ees,. RefsselssaH.
EoL1A. No, Aug 1.-THE fress vhgaseI "a tts battle
81 Ilsn rvek r'ss bed thtsr eaAllng gr0aaAa ~
point ~ mile sai hwst & here ~ dy xhsre there
hfs.
Major ssaris ass'suae eaun.l ID the army at paas
shiit, miles frai sPrnShsd and has eon1artsd
TyJTvtt
TheIs, fowa r,'m~Bt Fsssehsa here today aud ~al
procesd nnReiStes3 10 - Isas asss sis8ans their
terms n vtitstest hawai- exprea The loss Of heif
T"snH S+S - kdls5 aud IA sesndsd, 90 seriously,
nhTtAly and mss<Bg
lett TOD NrFritl, CptaIaaRang the arst Iowa rsp.5ts
tc! that IL, oil.fgy hal % She haii Il 90 ~Ii Ata
Ell afaa ciss III ilet lTsT4 aud 46rt0 ffHegusF ursas
SkHe cur Nh idFus onIy abort ktae In tbe s,Tiy
part q the eng oassi ieraIy less thau Ace
tsr the euaesaang b .slFs q Il
Capt. En'Bstt sciihAii - AaAsss eovpaa no4oFi.ty
afTEe'i - AEj Ssargis rs8' JnaEHlis with Il u
- trher estsb Go ReE1Iiafe sxsaAge u FFtsopsss
AID PR RstsAl 81 ths tuasiesi ar hoth
SIDES hnI IL sissety susts that he u really actin.
sPy Nhat seuoz As Stargn Nlli take IA llI nIat
ttI j. tHt kngSu.
FNFaus Bosaan.
BoSrOx ABg. H.--Ths BTit6h ste4sae- Eastefn state
frus bHFDeuth NOSs Sf9is Hkseh arrived ts asOF
brought hhis fh4 - btts sRFentRs and "a bsies s.
C-eOttsa Shirs VFr~aae have essal,aa the eka.
at takes fss Boaf n = &C = sAis TIE vW nefs
q The turpeatn NJ viii eieaf siFJs1.
Froas HaItim6re.
BAI1TNosE AaE E>--TAs Federal scauts last Sunday.
snerese "a capturing TIRES R0t0siuas bridge
burners a NswCrerk = 81
face e / La Seatssi9EfsE az aaat Rpmaey
The FED raj ts q Ssw Greek Bridge 4sf e1psrt.
I'd TO h. aisaskl 5y thea The ftasezis have bssa re,
iaf0rcrd.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

\ lohn r hrlsn Sarah Hurdles heirs Tbs ~
PENDANTS Robert Ne4ss 1hspas Nelson aud Iovey Hard
ing Of Illinois; Martha MeNshsn. u AeR uckY ke
b.cA F,ey heirs of Charles Seisos AMI te heirs
Of KsfsrR llliane residence net kR1WB: being non
reeidsgts II rrnnsss. stated i fr original pettn
the as.eBe bill and Che supp enentai M 70 10 ordered
that publication 6s made ia hs kaotsslia htE ca fur
surcrssfVe weeks Rfyirg said esfen tsnts appear be-
FIRE tue CaHe-Ty ClFt Ia b. held IN knoxvllis. the
hFsi SuSssy ~ october hexf. thsn and there 20 make
their fsHes % The dii st tie win be taken "
Conl,ss 4 % them and Al CT keisg esFaFs eop5
OF the urlsr. d. 4. bEADERtCk, c. n.
Anglz- ~ prsfsssk
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
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KNOXVILLE WING.
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CLUB RITES on qHR PAPRR.



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- snaeasced 10 Easioas Seathsfs papers,
The III Wsskes has htsA tespehaea, but The
HSsEly has Dot ard will aot sisp lts vsslss 70
subscribers. We have list &c SEQ sub
scTibsrs, greater than the other eik EAst Tea
nessee papers sll Pat together. This ilst We
desire to DOrRlE, aud 10 order 10 induce The
friends Of an iaaepenesnt paper to sustain Il,
we have adopted the following
clas Rates 81 the weeAIya
one eepy one scar, gin advance ......$ 90
Three copies, enc year 49,. 90
Five copies oae year, 49,. 90
Seven copies aeyear, s.,.. IN 90
Ten copies enc year, -. % 90
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And as PREsipESF DAVIS remarked to sev.
eral gentlemen rsceatly, Ia q conversation
relative 10 this paper, that be would cot live
under Government that did not tolerate
FREEpoN OF rHE pRrss. he will Feel bound to
see that IL is transmitted by his nails, iss sub
ssribers paying postage ike ether msn.
W. G. BRowxtow,
Aur. 81 ISsi Essssr Snd f-bsisasr
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
NOTICE.

-ns esAgpHDAY, aEpTEABEa IA
LISA Iwt selItosshs ht6lssi eaaar ca lbs prrla
lss kaT painaiie kiS al impsess "a ths viiagr of
Cono,rd the prVperty q William kiaR I've Is 10 he
sold separately uhoshs TINS bud and SECURITY
will b- taken thu purchase money and ben retain
the lOis I tile H,e ~ psd By pfte IS the Ghsneery
Court NJ hAokYdle. EaADE CALL WAY.
aBgik Ina Receiver, &c.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

HIGHLAND BITTERs on sCOTou
Tonte .-penanasmsnf II the liver the ai 10
hftalty AID Sufrsina. and The exnse af tnpeiperbe
deaths yiFlae o. this easstxs IN al 1ss. however egs
vatea setting mild alternative and tais u relieves
the tgNetA ppFes the aeis and inxiRR ts the tystm
Ahd ths eonse tatsa - ts kan Nhsb - slime
aRts a Che fehoyating md tFA tag rFestrslss ~ tha
eorIla give aSmecss - the she1isR nsFyea asd 60
fee6irs Bpaees e stas V tlalscf GsBegei dehaUy.
Scid b tbe kels ptrsFssle1a SsstAksffbLD 4 CO.
Whsieip . azElts AsRphiA 1snns pad y Al resp eta
he aTaysists RAd lesfehants sosd Also b. pr JOHN
JACKSON. kisdfttlle. fean. - laugh y
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24
fHs FoEL1WING ENDORSEMENTS OF
sFALBIKGS CEPHALIC PILLS,
wILEcoxvNcE Att VINO sUEFKR FROM
II Il a d A G H E:
THAT
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
II WITHIN THEIR REACH


A tssss Tsssss.tais ~, s-saReis1 bv NJ ssIrDSs,
Aes e5Srd uaquesfloasbks yrssf u ~ stSeaeY
@as Eslg setsstee diso0-Sry
MAsosvnlE ooss, Fsb, s, 1861.
sRI
have tired your csphae pins and IIls tssrs VII
that l van. yoa 10 send two do,l,rs worth
Part q these arr SIR the HeghboEA TO whom gave
tsS 0at u the ATst koE ga FINN yVH
seBd the Pills by nAil, and obigs
Your % & Servant.
JAMES KESHEDY.
HAVEAESED, PA Feb {, lsol
As sPiLDTSs.
wish you 30 send me one more box Of yoar Crvhalie
Ps hrrs reostrr greet dsoi y tsn.et f'nH them
H4RY ANN sTDIKUoUsE
sRUcE cEKEE. III NTisGTOs -, p, !
January u, tSAl-
YOn WI please send twO bones Of your cephalie
PitlN send thsm Immediately.
RsspsetfnlIy yoar.,
JSo. sIN0Ns.
P.s-IAars u'ea Dos If goSr rala and sad tsers
BrnG VERNON, ouia, Jan Is, ls6l.
a. @ spatBISa- Esa.
,ae another tox Of yuar Csphar Ptls TssV tTsIy
hS bsst Fh1s I haUS sver tTisd
Direct A. SfDfERP y.
Belle Vernon. NyaEd't Co. o.
BEVsRLI, Mss, D~c. II, lSeo.
Il. C. sPArBtNs Pc.
wish kr eircalArs large show etls 20 bring
Y.aF Csphalr PILLS paTtca arsy (eETe H'y custO
II Jou have anything q the kIaa. please sead 70
80 Il NV eustoners. Who > subject To ssEeTs Sick
nsadsche tpsnay lasting twO dtysl II 81 aH At
tack u AaAr 81 ysssT f%bA which s-at i-r.
KrspsctfOily yv~rs.
NIB wILkES
BKTxoLrsBeRs, EASKLES ~ UlGo, !
January 9, lseI.
n. O. sTALrISa,
No. - OshEr st., Ny.
DKAR SIE:
InciCse3 aud twenty ave cents rs 80 Shicb send
hax 20 Crpbae Pnh s~ua % address Of Rev. v IA G
FILLER. Reya,3dsba'g Z. FraRkliB Co.. OhiA
Isar IslLI s0urk kils eAara-eaTs Bsqsz4s aiz0st
iAssaRseT
Truly yoasN
Nm. c FIILER
TrstLxNII McIi. jar Ia. iS6l
Hs, SPuhTNg.
STAT
Gu&sag sfBce 10 IA fr box ~ ccphalic Pills
En the enre 81 the NerTos Heaiace aud rostiveses,
ssd received the AMI 10y Lad at fed sAat
iseas Isstaeed q sssd 68r ssere.
Fasasa sud By return HsaiL Direct u
A. b WHEELER.
TgslAr'i. Mich
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24

TITS A coMmoH oIs1kMvArfON that
fhses are ms ssIetssstssaa si.ssy hnssak Anassess
tAaa en- - ka1 Aaeag any ether civilized nakiaa The
rsasoa osslvss We tabs Zoe ills exsfess and fwvet
the wants 81 he sy d ths atssblne pursuits Of bu.i
gos Whit is required i lust sneh tsafe and itigar
asor Dr. j. ne@tetter ha kaseA 70 the world IN his
celsbrstsd hstesss The Nsah sad assspps 8eRSsn Of
haarA and Dc nsosfatad student " ths nlfhight lamp
h4ss fas.d ssneffal rtgeneFAtnf n the kkseFa aud
prefer 10 preteatienA bat fts iFaelons mstli
oihes. Bat n saead not be tsFguatsn that the skent
whieh b AEteAt IN its iaaaence aran ffRme which 10
merely dehiltste 10 equally pewesf In assstHe nature
60 expel the nast ssrrhe ms 81 dlsease. Who woaid
net give IL y trial st+f at
Said by druggists and dealers sveFywhsrp
So SEQ asisatthsmens 10 another calamn.
RaglIim8
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-24


Department u Instrumental and yucsI Music.
IN again presenting the claims Il the Institute 90 the
kind regard aud pstrunage Il eitze and the public
the Tncal feel. jnstiao "a saRouncina that he has
cured a. his asisaIs the several Depart rorls
u Teachers unsurpassed any where for thunghasss aud
Bey n the Ut instruction and discipline 1hry
have al be4n ts~t shd approved by ample experience.
Miss Kate Whit viii have char % ths Primary De-
paTtment--aBd viii make it a Seboa Of very superior
interest and ASsutAEes for small gfla In addition TO
the eenfsnkig IranchSs usually tSHat In sui depart
Runt Mas White Will give rrHulaF ihstIu tina ~ plain
sewing Ia thusa upsls whose parents may desire H. No
a,btinii ghsrs n b. de ta sasl ihstrne i"n Mis-
Scrrh viii abs give 10 the pala IL this deparinv mt
Sitat charge short oral ssous 10 fFrneh twice w"ek
thus teeehiHg lhsm the hss,cs and pronunciation .
fInitar oijertA &c We tlus zthoFfk.d tfuaise
our young ffitHis q the primary dspaTttAsat ye-S
pIcssaht and profitable time II IT,
The AcaG,iac Department viii nsuna ta is uudsr
,lre CgEe Of EchRr,snn whose eiuris haze gJ'tn
h,rA AMI Justly eeasrvsd degree Il satisfaction slnee
hr eunlsen,u wlh tie Institute The Academic spdiss
ihclndr reading writing E'giish Grammar. written
Arithmetic, ViNansei Biography History. Webs'ers
Dictionary, &c
Abe PTinetp,l having nndcr his general
all he drtrtstBte ssf s Institute, vi give hrs special
AtteniiYn 10 lhe Collegiate Classsr These four in
nuHaber enbFacina tho study e AneuAs Mathematics
tbs Natural sC,ssces and intellectual and Neral noSo
ply.
msnt It Msiern Language ami ornaments lrsA hes
canpri.Ing Prrnc, Gosmaa Drawing and PaisIag q
Fsg tiyis and the ofercni vartetvs Of enbJaIsy
Tbs nspartuest ct Music. Instrumental ahd vnral Wi
b. uhdef the NJ Mrs A Weeks. formerly Of
Athens Tens. MFs weks b an exlzEieretd sue
csssfJ te4rhsF, Her earae 'G nstFutsn vii nc.udr
lssna On ne Piano and tiastar AID IN vocal M"sir.
Dss(IPLTNE.
The systefa Of die fPlRe FuqaiTri throughout the
eral esFtnlsutA uf the Institute vili be aHHIKy mild
aud grHfle TAFT % the mist thorough and SOLITARY Kind
The popis sill At all times be under the hind and h.
fol seps4yal ~ fhe teachers uoFr 81 vhoe will
always the Institute % the op-aag the closing
i.auFs Of bod TIE severed FeelUstss cams will az all
titnes durag sehod hsss, be epeu 10 visitation iTIn
patrons Who hereby earnestly solets1 - visit tie
rseit4tiuns frequently we think this viii give
them Iaaeh jester Idea e thu pfuscirHsy Of their
ukh.eFs than can b. given hy the kruIal exam
national tls.,e'ess the Session, Es.-s
TCITI0N IN ADVANCE
Phs charge fF taitkn III esJaIisas herctaf re
Primary DepArtHsut, per Session Il months SO 90
Academic Ia
Collegiate. ~ 10
Music Piano +" ~ 90
=. Guitar,
Vocal.
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r.nAYcnnY c0UaT Ar KNuxvfLLR.

CtnAHchRT e0uiEF Ar KNOXVILLE.
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f1Hsrrs laBaan. Ms defsn1zass HaeiI on oFrs and
gsssss Lana6 bsin aa1ssdaRis - fsaness - slated
fsaf wekk h BE Anaxyilis Whis pahgisbed
IN Knaz Fie nsfIsia ths sald dsltdAnts y apFeK BE-
Esfe tEe GhanestT Cart af kSozstis tie ART Aoa
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and 81 fsF hearing GFpaT1s. A e0py II lie afdsr.
sNale As-prsEss4s D. A. DsABHEiCsk. G. 4 n.
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70 CsnsuEaPsivess--ThasA ADVERTISE haF1ag been
sesasses . saash IN tev ~sks by ssy Simple
felIo -suaefers the Issaas u eaEa.
To al who desire II he viii sead eeopy u the pre-.
tsoa used itse a charge with tbs drectla fH pFrpsr
ina ana usus the same. which they niIl end sVAs euRI
Tor coSsrNrfIas ksfans. BsoOczIrs &c. Tue oaly ob
jsst II the AysFtssE In sanding the Prescription Is
bsHef. TIE s1sctcd, and sSEeaA tfsrssasoR which be
% be avsluAba and hopes sseEy sufferer wilI
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription Wfii please address
Raw EDwARD A. WILSON.
octlyls WiiIianlsIuFgh. Kings coanty. New York
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SHEETINGs.
IN BALES ROSWELL sfEET1HG.
sprS @'' N@ s'ss En-. MepHsasos o.

A TTAchME SuIT.-O. ?. Temple w. A.
N L Boyd. The plaintia. Oh aida ~ taf the de-
tndaHf Indebted % huA std has len the STATE
sbscnhda osBees bBseiG thgt the asdnary pfsss
lRv usnnst be- served on him. ace having obtained fran
r. D. JoTualmun, Justice Of the Ptarr, original 81
taChment against the estate Il The aefeant retzTurd
besbrs sUas Justice u the Eg Kasx Goaaty. and
the having beeu returned before me- lexisd the
defendants property IL 4 ordered thai the Sefslaat APP
pear beFe At MY oi1ee the nth eas ~ August.
1871 10 dcfad SID atteharnt suit gill De PFsceed
ed with erpaTtc. II Il further aFefsi tlat ts HoEs be
pHbtshed IN BroWBi0N Knesviile Wits.
thiy20 ~ prsfeA u o. REDgkks SEAL
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NBANCEasY - Lss,--F. VI; vpuuxsn ",
Alfred AndeFsssa. IL accordance With detFse mate
Ia ia eanse atihe JRly tern lSe ofthe CbaaerFy Coart
al KpoKvlr. VII ali II tbs Cart Holse asor In
RauKStlls "a Saturday the ala azt q August is6i
house and ~ in knagSilEe the west SIDE q water
street bOaHdsd the perth ~ the lot formerly oFasd
~ Fsks Aadon The Ssssh BY y Paiham lot. and
Daw oceHpled by Festondsst, eFvsiit ak enths
yithaart the sigh; Il RID mptisn, taksa bead nad
etlFiiy aad rttssiaing Ilsn al paid 4sz5sz
anEtB-stpFt@fs D. A. bzADzRIoK, q. n.
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NOTICE
INsoLvgNT NOTICE.
n a. Huaasna rnNsxy kNus 4asus usxr n y. n

az Charles =. B0axsasa. aeeeassd having been thi-
cay suggested ~ 20 the Clerk u the Co MY urt q
Knox County and the said Clerk having Nude the
order IN such agtce u hereby gtvtn 10 the rcdiIurs
81 said estta, le their Glas a,heHtraa accorilug
20 iaw with the said ueFk II she CUuHty csrI
f the 18th day u january, 1884 kOr distribution pro
Ssf or tsy viii Be S1reseF barred. July s.ih 1901
lniy2s 81 ANDREW kkuTT, Administrator