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20 wad some power the giftie gil Is

So sang poor Burns. but this power has. now
been conferred TO mortals. and clearly demon
Etrated in a PHOTOGRAPHIC way At the Art Cal
lery ofBROOKS 4 POTTER forthey transfer
to paper the human face divine il way most
acceptable TO their customers. 6dng 50 true to
life) give them acall and be convinced. Rooms
East side Main Street. June Il, IS6S.-tf .
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FINANCE TRADE.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

OFFICE MEsTEKE REsERvE CHRONICLE.
WARREN, o.. July s. 1851
The dealers in Governments. quoted this week
u with the July coupons detached. The Pitts
buFgh Commercial, says:
The money MARKETS without essentiaf change
to-day. Money is very abundant. and capital
lists are puzzled to n who're 70 place their
unimployed balan ces. The cloud Of doubt cast
upon the national CT edit By the unaecOuntable
vote on General CObbs resolution, to tax n in
terest on bonds ten per cent. has had = depres-
sing effect upon Government secqriiles. This
action ofthe House, together with the uncer-
tsinty connected with the political movements
of the country. has had q tendency to Brighten
the timid holders Of bonds. who have parted
with them hurriedly. thus weakening. for the
time being, the market. The effect Of the reso-
luton will be seriously felt for a short time. but
those best informed are positive that no such
res olutiOn can become 3 law.
A chieag0journal IN referring to local mone-
tary Affairs, says By some OF the banks Z bet
ter dem and for money! reported, but this Is
not gen eral. and though there isa positive i'm
prOYement in that respect over the condition Of
3 month ago. there was none during the past
few days.
Gold. 1891.
Silver. large. I2s.
PfVe-TEcnties. 1852. I124.
1854, ITO.
1856. IOsK.
" " 1861, 1851.
SeVen-Thirties, Cd and Sd series) 1921.
During the past week the general mark cts
have been very quiet. with but allgkt return OF
trade. owing to the busy state of our farmers
nothing Of special inter est trans piring to re
quire any remarks.
GRoCERIES-Firm and steady.
BEANS-White $500 to $3.50 per bushsl.
WHEAT-White. S.4O, Amber. s23. Spring
No 1 500.
FLoUR-S1O5O to $1i.OO.
oATS-Oats Zoe
CoRN-Corn Sl.00.
DRIED A~PPLES-7asc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll zoe. cash or trade
oHEESE-Wsstern Reserve ss9c
~EGGS-2Oe.
LARD-Country rendered. 1901. 4
HIDES-See Leather Report.
P0TAT0ES-Sl.2O@l.so
TEAS-S1. 90 to $50 per chest.
CoPFEE-229T per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report.
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BY the single quart or BY the thousand at my
Fruit and Nineland Farm. 7il n, S. Adams
Weathersfsla. Ohio. June "a. lS6S-Sw
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az 1rr.7 6
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The Toledo Commercial says that a
consolidation of the New York Central,
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
is becoming probable.
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To see 0 nice Oranges and Limons, Pine
Apples. Canned Fruit. Jellies. and every Tarie-
ty OF dried fruits. call and examintthe stock Of
Nay 1S-d
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For Sale Low.
One Two Horse Wagon.
One Good Top Buggy.
One second Hand Top Burg.
One Second Hand Open Buggy,
One Road Wagon. Light.
Would exchange for horses or cattle.
May ls-tf r. u. BARNUM i co,
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Teeth. Teeth!Teeth

Warren. MayI3. ls6s.-tf
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Eurene HaIrRestoratIve

This celebrated preparation is row put up in
mammoth Bottles. and sold by all Druggists at
IS cents 1t is the cheapest, best and most
popular Hair Prepa ration known. Sold By an
druggists. MAYA. 1S68-Sm
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Albert Feaster, who was stabbed
BY Joseph Skeleton, at Newton Falls,
on the 10Th of May last, died on
Thursday last. =
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Horsea. CaftIe and MuIes.
Amerfcan RIack Can Rasp.

Insure in the Aetna Lire Sock LArrrance Co.
Of Hartford. Conn.,. HHITTLESEY ADAMS
june II, 1s6s-tf Agent.
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Accidents Will Happen

Insure against accidents in the Accident In
suranee Company of Hartfurt Connecticut. II
Is the Oldest, largest and bet accident insur-
ance mpa In Americas
NHIFfLESKY ADAMS. Agent.
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Linen Duck Coats,

Linen Duck Coats,
Linen Duck Pants.
Linen Duck Vests,
Just the thing for these days.
White Duck Suits.
Boys Linen Suits.
Linensand Cotton Drawers.
Summer Hats for Boys and Men.
Figured Linen Vest Patterns.
Isle Thread and Merino Undershirts.
A large Stock OF Cassiners.
do. do do Cloths
do do do Clothing.
do do do Hats and Caps.
do do do Furnishing Goods.
at REED &ADAMS.
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Elastic SuOnge
WIudow Sa,b

Call at the Furniture Store Of Truesdelr&
Townsend. and see the Elastic Sponge MGttresseS
and PiAolrs. The best beds il the world.
June II. IS6S-tf.
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Strawberries!

Can be best preserved BY putting up in air
tight cans. you can buy the best kinds, at
H0YT. STRATTON 4 HAPG00D'S.
June 24-tf
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For preserving Strawberries. Large ~lOtjust
received at
Jans2+tf 7TE
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Go TO Pew s. Bros.
To get your Fruit Jars,
July l, 1S6S-tf

Satisfaction Warranted
To everybody who uses "Bsrrettis Hair Res
torstive." All Druggists are instructed TO oom-
ply with this guarantee.
Sold By Hoyt. Strstton L HapEood.
July sit
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Fruit Jars!

-Four % light window sssh-sxl0 gsss-in
good order. viii be sold cheap for cash. Apply
a. this once.
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is esnis per Ens 6rst iAssrtsOa.
Ten ots. Der Lae each nbseqaezf iasertioa. T
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10, 90 Obs. Butter!
Wanted, for which the highest market price
in CASH will be paid. at
May 6-tf Warren. Ohio.
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TIE GREAT UNITED STATES
e WAREHOUSE
T. Y. KELLEY & CO.,
Nos, 2e, rs, & 80 Fesey Street,
voRE crrT

Are now supplying families throughout the
country with Teas and COdees through the sys-
TEN Of clubs and their regularly appointed
agents. at a slight advance on cargo prices,And
guaranteeing their teas 70 be pure and fresh.
and also give entire subtraction. or they can be
returned and the moneyrufunded,
Remember that By our system the consumers
pay only one profit. instead Of seven or eight.
as he must do when he purchases Of the ordi-
nary grocer. We dsV competition. We call spe-
eial attention not only to our standard goods.
son tsas-peculiar havors--and teas sixty days
from Japan Our Coffee department is also
managed on 1esystem Of one profit only. and
all our cofees are sold on their merits. We
only ask a trial. All our importation o our
teas andcOfees can be had Of our regular ap-
pointed agents. All our goods are goods put "
" ourselves in one d. packages. at our ware
STRATTON &HAPGO0D,S DruE Store, Nos
Main Street, Warren. o.. 1t the mail advance
q ) cents a pound over our New York prices.
Tins brinFs the goods st the prices they can pc
purchased for over 40 ecunters. with the
freight added.
LOOK AT OUR PRICE LIST.
oOioas,. Black. 6Oc. 7Oc. Soc soc. andbssts1.M
4isEs 4 aEs'a aadBlAeks zoe ". SOC. and 9Oc
Young ,Hyson. Green, Zoe. zoe. SOC. sOc. 500
Sl.l0. and best Sl.2
Imperial. Green. soc, Sl.00, SIS.
EngIisa Bseakfass. Black. 20. soc. Soc. S1.O0.
Japan, 0e, 800. SL& SR
GunnOWder. soc, SIS, H,07D,
Shantung Aoyune YONG Hon. in original
Chinesspackages Sl6qRPkEEfapgs 0olong in
original Chinese Paekage SID . pkg.
FANCY BRANDS.-NingyOng OOlong Black,
SIS . d. Nankin MOyune Young Tyson,
Greer, $50 q D
UncolOred Japan Teas 80 dan from Japan
put up expresS hFas IN FOkohamsSl 40.
GROUND COFFEE.-Pure Rio. 20c. sc, zoe
. .. Best old Government Java. 40c ? D. Royal
Club S0e D. Mountain Plantation. 6Oc IN.
Bea0ars Of limitations and bogus companies. All
Others are genkiae.
Nay 2. 1S6S-6m.
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Keep your Ere on the Anne RI
can EaPIA

Dealers are inv it'd to call and examine
CLARK'S stock Of DCKET BOOKS. he is now
prepared to furnish hem at New York prices.
lfyoa don't believe II call and see. Sign OF
the Eagle. Main St. July lit
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IrHon want lLII

For a Carpet Sweeper. 90 and get one at
TRUESDEbL & TOWNSEND. 4
MAY Is, 1865.
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FOrRent

For Rent.
Large Front Room over Reed q Adams Clio
April i5-tf REED d ADAMs.
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Extra Beeves-Rine, fat. well formed.
ito 8 year old steers. and averaging
100 rs and upWardS-------.-.... SI,28T,50
Prime Beeves-GOod. well fatted. fne-
~ formed steers, averaging from l..
100 to 1.4O0 Ds, .IJGT.OO
Fair Grades-rair steers. in fair flesh.
averaging l.1O09l.2m rs, at--. ,00S6,0
Medium ClaSS-Medium steers and
good cows. ft for CITY slaughter and
averaging SO09l.O0 ms. at-...-... S,OO95,75
Stock CattleECommon cattle in de-
cent hesh. averaging S009l,00 bs
Inferior-LiRht andthin COWS x steers 3.O094.50
H0GS-frads was ~stagnant, l~ifeless- Some
idea Of the utter prosration Of 1.-THE market may
be gained from the fact that Of the 1000 head
on sale less than 2.0oOfound buyers. The Eas-
tern market is "hat. and prices here were weak
and nominally l09l5e lower. The entered
sales foot up l.ST6 head. at 3 range Of S6.509S.O0
for common to choice qualities. The market
closed weak at the above range.
SHEEP-Ghe supply was quite liberal. and
in sympathy with the Eastern market the feel
ing was easier. There was q lair local inquiry.
but aside from this there was no mOYement.-
Prices range at S2.O095.S for common stock
sheep to ehoice Mutton qualities.
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VINO!
Are the Agents Of the Great United. States
Tea Company. in WsrrenI
a0YT. sTRATT0N & HAPG0OD.
June loft
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Chamber Suits.
Kho

to suit the times at TRUEsDELL Z TOWN
SENDS Nay 10, 1868.
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The Best sewing Machines
For Sale Low.

Are the Howe and Florence. sold By Mrs. 3.
S; Adair, first door south ofthe- Austin House.
Main Street. Warren. o. Jan. I, 1858.
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yoEyILLg, lHHE, WEDa ESDAY, APRIL /. ises
A,iecsote uf sagsu,a,,,

! When Ceps-1i snarftaii . az 1t tAtiare,, sFey,a
/ lag foF hH esszenl iraEod 80 the sos gu 0rdssF
pEutEulgsssd ttetiag nj eiYilis, % lee =. afls "a
| lNcTth aud .3ssssha ssitain twelve days Ths Ia;
Of it, issaa gsetlyIesn eata-ed Shorolnh,s ,sel
and inquired foT tic t3outral heiasses ausye-s3
fTery pTonptly, 3 en- fssRcTsl aasFrr:a7 ,7hexyl
lsery Tss .rs-y' nearly ss faitaRs
.Ci62aR--G L an. . Ner;terB MAJ. fTor,
the State Of Coassctieot; hsRe bean living ~ Al
lansA fcS neaeiy gegyeu scArs have aee0mgIs,ea
s,tl.;rts, sssA Ltsts2 a. "a
r..zss>, ssizens 70 leave within twelve
days I came TO see if you would make an exception
10 my case. fear, if I leave my property win be
destroyed.
Gen. Sherman hat kind Of property do YOU
own, sir. Perhaps win make an exception in your
case sir.
Citizen own block of stores, three dwellings.
plantation two miles out of town, and foundry.
Gen. Sherman-Foundry, en- Whist have Won
been doing with yoHr foundry
sCitizen-Have been making castings
Gen, Sherman-What kind OF castings? Shot
and shell, and all that kind Of things
CitiEen--Yes sir, have made some shot and
shell.
Gen. Sherman You have been making shot and
shell 70 destroy your country, hare your And YOU
still claim favor on account OF being Northern
man Yes, SIR, will make an exception in your
cRsei you shall 60 South tomorrow morning Bt
sunrise Adjutsni, see that this order is carried out
Orderly, show this man the door
Citizen-But, General can't 20 North
Gen. bherman-No, sir. Too tnany Of yolr class
there already, sir. ga
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Italy.
LETrER or aENERAL aARIRALpI

LETTER OF GENERAL eARIBALDI
The following letter from General Carl
baldi is TO be found in the documents just
communicated by the italian Government
TO the Chamber
OK BOARD EXPLORATIONS, Sept %, 1861
DEAR CRIsPI After a most deliberate
examination Of the situation, / see but one
remedy which viii give satisfaction TO the
nation and the Goyernment-to invade
Rome with the Italian army, and that at
once. The Government must not expect 10
satisfy Italy in any other way. She may
pardon her misery, not her degradation
1t is not the Italian nation only that now
feels itself insulted; the army also feels in
suited and If at Alessandria, where was
cheered by the entire garrison, 1 had utter
ed a single word calculated 10 excite and
stir them up to wipe ont Italian shame,
officers and men would have followed
wherever liked to lead them. 1t is for
the Gov eminent 10 weigh these considera-
tons. Let them be convinced that a few
days of energy viii be enough to set every
thing right and place the entire nation on
their side and if the foreigner should
threaten to put us into irons we should all
rise-even women and children-and the
world would surely see such national reso-
luton as history affords no previous ex-
ample Of Answer at once. Always yours,
G.. GARIBALDI.
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sermon to Young Men,

You are the architects Of your own fortune Re-
ly upon your own strength of body and aoUl. Take
for your motto selfrelisnce honesty and industry.
For your star, faith, perseverance and pluck, and
inscribe on your banner, "Be Just and fear not"
Don't take too much advice; keep at the helm and
steer your own ship. Think well Of yourselves.
Strike out. Fire above the mark you intend to
hit Assume your position. Do not practice eI-
cessive humility you cant get above your level.
Water don't run up hill put potatoes 10 cart over
rough road and small potatoes viii 60 to the bot
tenn. Energy, invincible discrimination with
right motive, are the levers that move the world
The great art Of commanding Is to take fair share
Of the work. Civility costs nothing and buys eve
rything Don't drink. Don't smoke. Don't chew
Don't swear. Don't gamble. Don't steal Don't
deceive. Don't tSttle. Be polite. Be generous
Be kind. Study hard. Be in earnest Be self
reliant Read good books. Love your fellow-man,
as well as God. Love your country, and obey the
laws. Love truth. Love virtue Always dc what
your conscience tells you 10 be duty, and leave
the consequence with God @. Eastznar
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q = - " = - ~
tAs,a iseis hst tho hspocrxs 81 tas slavery, Es>g2
sion strty Fhich hopes 70 cheat tie shise Fy1rgirg
lJsu 10 voting sgtirss hs own best Interests cctn
peis ~ 2 BE- iratafaI s;iJ . ctsis s ths 5s;S
sl-s1i.skh- ia al InFAMDUS LlE ahs. ,tss
Hspuiiosa party 8 going s. forcs sssiss eqaalisg
tF tbat wit, ohiiSrsn Fll b. Cerss2 3grfn ssssgI
s.ih o1ioFed cbiArOn q thai Thile rlel 7sli seI
fegsa MO riiltis saffIeh apleT polorsi dfeers b,
thss xhta voinsa gil! hs Js5:es . rrs.sy solered
rcn. Tkcss les eer2y IRON TIA FstEar' Of liss.--
fhsy hov thsNstps Dispersion Of tlio cid seaAspn
party Ihe white v.Aa 81 North CaroliRa ere TOO
tatel -. - " -
~ CID yssTe fisssssas Sluse hands are - ssss
VIA their bIood, and against whom the cr.ss Of
thousands and thousands Of widows and orphans
going up 70 heaven Tor vengeance for their in
human cruelty during the rebellion
Tlgcafy-6TSf.-LET IT BE REMEMBERED,
that the howl about social equality and against the
black man, is raised BY old rebels and traitors 70 d-
vert the public attention from THEIR OWN
CRIMES. Thus they expect 70 escape merieed Jus
tice and once more 70 ride into power over the
necks Of white lnboring men upon whom they have
80 long trampleo.
Look upon this picture. Over one-hslf Of the
white population and nine-tenths Of the colored
population OF our State can neither read nor wife
From tins inmemorial all the Colleges and places
OF learning have been In the hands Of purse-proud
sristocsats who have combined TO keep you cnA,n
cd in the dungeons Of ignorance. Shat Ibis lntoie
rable system Of wrong endure forever Inc very
stones cry out against it II Is net tne IiSn anc
powerful that are ignorant and unloarned-they
alone have had al the advantages, but this dark
cloud-thfs almost rsyless night Of mental gloom
has fallen zpon the working men Of North Carroll
ifns-only upon them and their children AID their
childrens children. Remember that you have been !
cursed with Ignorance from the cradle, Rnd what |
yon now possess Of knowledge is due 70 your own /
uneonquerable energy and perseverance. Now Is /
the golden hour Of reformation. Let yorr voices i
be heard like the sound Of mighty waters, demand
ing free schools free learning and equal rights |
with other men.
And now look upon this picture. The following /
able compiled BY the Secretary Of the Treasury in
1855, shows how labor was paid in the States of the
American Union. The following il the annual /
ate Of production on an average TO man, woman
md child in the different States. Behold While /
a Massachusetts, person earned Gle6 GO, in North /
Jaroline only SAG IS was earned. Shame upon /
UGH Institutions Let US begin the work of regen-
ration this very day. These figures appeal to you
With the tongues Of children crying for bread. Win
'ou give them stone
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TAXES TAXES! TAXES
Il LILO A DE- IN A rToTr A nc 1 n q.

ALL WHO ARE IN ARREARS ARE
hsseby notified that the Tax Collector Of KEox county
ward srTIE between this and the 18th Of April next
Very respectfully, II. G. TARWATER.
march 25-3te Tax Collector Tor KNOX county.
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NOTICE.

VNHE LAW PARTNERSHIP HERETO
1 FORE existing between the undersigned under the
arm name Of HAL Akin" is this dry disolsd BY mutus:
consent The unfinished business Of the viii attended
10 v 81 L. Hall the senior partner, % hom al paymsn
for professional services rendered wiz IN future Be made
n. l.. HALL,
March a 1855. maj-3ts H. ~. AKIN.
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9GeR. Mcclellan viii return TO the United States
next spring, and resume bis business IS an engi-
neerr Il this an intimation that he will run T"
the United States Government
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-01

moustache spoon is said TO be one of The latest
lsnkeo inventions the object being 70 provide
be carried TO the mouth without lisbity of hoing
spilled or OF soiling The moustaohe The inventio5
consists IN movable cover so combined with tha
bowl Of the spoon that Il may cover the .raste-
portion II also consists in the oombinstisn ~ a
lever ana sprlng with me spoon and the cover 50
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NOTICE,

THE LAW PARTNERSHIP HERETO
FORE existing bstvsen the audsrsigns5 under firm
name Of "HaI Axis Murray, 10 this day dissolved b.
mutual consent The unfnshsd business Of The hr viii -
transacted BY n l. Hail snd John L. Musphy who
thorized 10 settle the business.
NJ I. HALL
u. y. AKIN.
March o. Is6s. m2j-ee JOHN L. MURPHY.
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STOP THE MAN!
200 DOLLARS REWARD!!

WILL GIVE 5000 FOR THE APPRE-
HENs1oN and delivery Of one ISAAC MIzE, who eloped
from my residence, II miles north OF Wedowe Randolph
county Alabama the 9Th e February last ecoyng with
him my wife, Mary Jordan, who left my bed and board
without any cause known to me. Said Isaac
Mze besides decoying CT nay wife, Appropriated my
Tor eonsdsrable aonnt he i about e years age
feet high, blue ght hair fair complexon having quite
fine head Of hair his lips full and mouth generally opened
lie s frequently laughing and easy 70 agree with any
having fixed deas Of bis Said Mize was a private
Company E, let Regiment of Aabama Cavalry federal
troops from which he holds certificate, honorable
charge, of which he frequently boasts win give 5000 for
his apprehension will give liberal reward for any in.
formation that will lead to his Whereabouts
Ny wife Mary T. Jordan about years of age about
feet inches high blue eyes, light hair fair complexion
front teeth decayed and considerable scar on her neck
caused by rising Her general appearance Is that of
toned lady She weighs about leo pounds Any information
relative TO her will be thankfully received
literally rewarded All communications must be addressed
to the undersigned at wedowee Alabama.
S. Z. JORDAN.
march 2o-tf Sheriff Of Randolph County, Ala.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the estate o. John Rodgers dscoA1sd are not
ed he them properly authenticated required b. law
persons Indebted the estate requested
ward and settle the sane, and save costs.
March s-at THOaks RODGERS, Executor.
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NOTICE,
ONLY BIZ

WILL GIVE YOU A CHANCE TO
w obtain fortune q $4,000 in France SMITH &
% KENTUCKY LOTTERY, drawing the middle aad last
II each month during the Year 1855.
send your address Tor circular. address
FRANCE, SMITH 4 CO.
march is-st C0riuetan kentIckg
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-01

Magazines, Periodicals, and Music hound
in every style and variety, on short notice
and reasonable terms, ut the VINO Office
send in your orders.
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Book AND jon r>z;STING Of every descrip
tiondonc at the Vine gSiee. on short notice
and reasonable terms
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p. K. BAILEY, NJ. D.

CALLS NAY BE LEFT AT HIS or
FTOE on Prince street, aats Dr. BofsFo..3 iseae
A. IN : +. n A ether In Ms rpesn - iss
IL 49,.
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STOCKHOLDERS, NoTICEl
United States Internal Revenue,

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March zAth, lses.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN =
ssized BY me- March zist 1855 for violation Of the In
ernal Revenue Laws barrel Of apple Brandy 81 gallons
in the possession Of J. Henry Erwin, aud barrel $50
the possession Of Dennis 0oldscn both OF
VILE ANY claiming said spirits hsreby notified
to show Why the same should not be forfeited % the
United States. J. 7. ABERNATHY.
march 35-5t Collector.