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After Them.

We clip this paragraph from the local col
umn Of the Cuthbert Appeal: Cd
When nonsensical stripplings. of fifteen and
eighteen years. disturb congregations by their
endeayors to -show off, nobody thinks much
about It. They are not held personally re.
sponsible. because 1t Is taken for granted that
they don't know any better. Sensible people
pity the poor, things. But when grown up
men and women, Of responsibility and expe.
renee in life. wilf,llly violate the laws of Ell.
quette and good breeding. In this reprchensi.
BILE way, they deserve no pity, but stern cen.
sure, at the hands Of all good people.
at the Mandatory of
W. b, McKELDlN & CO.
Athens, Dec. 2. 1SIO-tf .'.i.
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II unAOr.

A report reached here Sunday evening that
Fritts, who killed Coker, on the Tennessee
River. few weeks ago, and for whom large
reward was offered. had been arrested in St.
Louis. The report comes from the direction Of
Knox Vile. though we see no mention of the
arrest in the papers of that city.
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|, The Sweetwater Country.

SwEETwATER, July oath, 1871.
My Old Friend-I see In the last POsT that
you ask yonryfriends to send reports when
through threshing. l have threshed 11s bush
els from SO acres sown; 40 acres that yielded
me go bushels two years ago, yielded this
year 81 bushels; % acres good land yielded me
"a bushels this year. w. d. Cox has go bush.
els from ll5 bushels sown; and NJ. B. God
dar,l has 90bushes this year off of a field that
yielded him 4l2 bushels two years ago.
Very truly. H. b. YEARwoOD.
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FINE stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Medical
Wines and Liquors. Druggists Sundries, Dye
Woods aud Dye Stuffs generally. Paints { dry
and in oil.) Paint Brushes. Lamp Chimneys,
and every thing in the line. just opened at Cob
deigh's- Having received instructions for some
time past under a regular physician and prac-
ticsl druggist. he will fill prescriptions at all
hours Of the day or night. Prices lower than
-.StfnfYNNihherHelse in town. - -----L =
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Another Rnilrond l.obblcd.

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad ap.
pears to he reaching out pretty lively, having
purchased few days ago the Memphis, Clarks-
vile and Louisville line. For this il pays the
State of Tennessee 100000. and the county
of Montgomery and the city Of Clarksville
100000 in State Bonds for their stock in the
road.
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Miss Bridges school.

The next session OF the School Of Miss LY-
OLA ANN BRIDGES will commence on tho LIST
Monday of September. Her reputation as a
teacher Is too well established In the communi-
ty to make a newspaper endorsement, at, all
necessary. l.t.l ..r|s,E r.t.t w
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II G Il v l. l. l. Il
Scientific and Classical Institute.

THE TRUSTEES HAVE THE PLEASURE
i Of announcing that Prof. w. A. Il. Brown
has rcturnrtl'to this place. and will reopen
this Iustitution on the basis that gave 1t SO
great celebrity in years past The banner
that once did so much to elevate the standard
of education In our country, Is again thrown
to the breeze. and che patronage once so libe-
rally bestowed by an appreciative public.
again confidently invited. There will be n
com etent corps. " Assistants in all tile De.
partments. The grand aim Of nm education,
the development-Of mind. in training the pu-
pill to habits of independent thinking and real
soning, will he constantly held prominent
Ours is to be II School for mental culture. and
not the mere stufng of the memory with the
disconnected facts of science. The School will
open the 2!st Of August.
Tuition per Term ofFfve Months.
ist Class. ..........'...-... $40 W.
III Class, ....'...,..'..... ......'...... 10 w
SIN Ciass.. ''..''...'s ...'''........ ~ w
The work Of erecting n magnificent new
| building Is comineiired. and will be pushed
forward to completion by the opening Of the
next scholastic year -
JNo. L. McKINNEY. Sec'y. Board Trustee
Rceville, Tenn, July 90, lS7i-Sw-lSO
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Ed. CoBLEIGH has added Drugs and Medi-
cihes TO his other various branches Of business.
As-ye never use anything Of the sort we can't
speak Of the quality aud freshness Of the varl-
onaRrticles be keeps intended to mako sick
folks well and well folks siek.s 9, ~ y q |
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ImDOrl0ut Notice.

Parties in Athens and vicinity indebted to
this office al once more notified to call and adj
just their accounts. Those at distance can
remit through the mail We propose to keep
this notice STANDING until the first Of august.
at which time all unsettled claims, without re-
spect to persons. will be turned, over to u col
lecting officer with Instructions to proceed to
business. Respectfully, p SAM. r. WINS.
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Professor Gland Wyman gave one Of his in
teresting entertainments at the Masonic Hall.
Athens. last Saturday night. AS ventrilo-
quiSt he isgood. and his feats Of ietgerderman
will pass muster anywhere. Therewas a fair
audience in sttendanye, all Of whom leemed
delighted with the, performances. Mr.. wy
man bestowsa portion Of the proceeds of his
entertainments to commendable> object, and,
therefore, We cheerfully commend him. M
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Rhen Springs.

The Daily Times says the "people of Chat
tanooga are seeking rest and recreation at Rhea
Springs. We hear but one verdict in regard to
this watering place, and that is that the water
is heslthful. the scenery delightful, and the
fare at the hotel most delicious"
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Chancery Court at A thens, Tenn.

ShHnceryC court an Athens, Tenn.
james A. Dyer and wife as. r. G. Marshall
and others, the heirs ut law Of Henry Mar
shall, deceased. -
COMPLAINANTS CHARGE IN THEIR
~ Bill. which is sworn to. that defendants
VIM. N. Marshall. Henry S. Marshall. Joseph
r. Marshall. VIM. II. Marshall. Martha j.
Marshall. John W. Marshall and Mary Mar
shall, are non.residents of the State of Ten
nrssee: 1t is therefore ordered that publirn-
tiOn he made for four consecutive Weeks in the
Athens Post. newspaper published in
Athens. Tennessee, notifying Said nnn-re>-
dent defendants to appear ut the next term of
the Chancery Court to be held at Athens, Ten
nessee. on the fourth Monday Of November
next. and make defence to complainants said
Bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
and the ease set for hearing e1 purte us to
Them. A true copy ofthe order. ~
Test: j. NJ. HENDERSON, C, an.
BY S. p. HALE, d. c. & NJ.
July 81, 1871 -4t-prs fec $4,O0-19l -.
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TIE best stuck Of Family Groceries which
Ihehastyer yecssi ycd, was opened yesterday II
Cobleigh's, consisting in port Of Sugars, Cot.
fses, Salt. Rice, CONNECTIONS. Soaps, Chewing
Tobacco, etc., etc. Call and see him.
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Brown Hill denny.

The next session OF this Academy will CON-
mence on the It'll day Of August. E. j. Nc.
Croskey. Principal; Miss A. E. Law, Assist
ant. The Academy Is located near the White
Cliff Springs. in Monroe county, and its sur
roundings are highly favorable.
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The True Georgian.

We have to thank DR.. Bard, Of Atlanta, for
the courtesy Of II cory, daily, of his excellent
paper, The True Georgian. 1t is handsomely
printed and Its columns are highly attractive
and newsy ..tI .r1f
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TelllcO Pike.

Mr.. Daugherty, conductor of the White Cliff
Line, informs us that Jno. Elliott .Jno. Gregory
and c. Derrick are putting the upper end OF tie
Pike in good order. If the other overseers will
NOW pitch IN, the entire road will soon bein a
desirable condition. , --,- ---
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Owngto the short crop in this section, Flour
is advancing in price. From the figures pre-
vailing in the western market. fair article
ought to he laid down here and sold ut $3.50 a
barrel. The crop of wheat IN the United States
is full. without any prospect of an increased
demand for EXPORT .-r.- --...
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C O III M E R C ! A L.
Athens Market.

r3l l...l.t sH.t ATHENS. July 27
Very little produce offering. New wheat,
gaod article would probably command lao per
bushel. Corn 10 cents. Meal ~. Bacon sides
II, hams la1; no demand. Butter, good arti-
Gle, 20 cents, Chickens I2X to ID. Eggs 10.
Beef, steak and roast. cents; fat mutton 10.
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THE COURT OF DEATH.

Here enter all In one promiscuous crowd.
The grave, the gay. the humble. and The proud,
The rich, the poor, the ignorant. the wise
IT'S neutral ground whence all distinction flies.
Died, in the vicinity of Athens. on the both
instant. MOSES LOWRY. in the 18th year OF
his age. The deceased was for many years a
slave in the family Of the late Col. WILLIAM
LOWRY, of this place. He was faithful ser
want, aud had the reputation of being good
and upright man. ~ ,ft. -. -
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Good Yield.

Our old niend. Sam. Slack, on the farm Of C.
NJ. Keith-4M miles east Of Athens-reports
l54 bushels Of good wheat from 10 acres of
land. This Is the best yield we have heard of
this season. .. ...-.. III.
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New Advertisements.
MISS BRIDGES SCHOOL.
A II III r. n q. r. EN- n T. & = + II

THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
Il on Monday. 4th o. sr 1871. Miss
B. teaches all the Ems lhches. PupiIs
desiring 1t will have i'm Detion in Music ut
the usual rates. veal - .,.y.. .g y
Pri lees # Tu { o n.
Preparatory Class. SIC 90
Advanced 10 so
Music OH Piano and Guitar. .......... 20 90
Contingent Fee. -: ........... .... 90
Latin and French will betaught 'thend desired
No deduction made for loss time. ercept in
cases Of protrdcteds sickness -Jt
GOOD boarding can be had in the family Of
the teacher, where the pupils will receive all
the attention and care necessary to their com.
fort and well conduct. % IF E~ .rT
Athens. July q, lS71-tf-19l
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lcF Css4M every SATURDAY. night at Cob
isigA's. PFivatsfawiltes supplied by tho quart.
Also, !es Coo la 'soas Water Saturdays and
= Il 800 s-ysy, ~ ~ -, ,'.'' - ,
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,.eaernmeu tol NFeesing.

We are requested to give notice that there
will be Sacramento Meeting at the 'Presby-
terrain Church. Athens, on the first Sabbath In
August--to be held by Rev. W. wv. Morrison.
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YOU WANF-.A
s EWING M A G # i N 3.
HEAR WHATYoUR NEIGHsoRssAYI
Meigs Coumty..-Sheriit,. sale.

DY.VIRTUE QFTWO ORDERS of SALE,
Dtissued from tile Office of the Circuit Court
Clerk Of, Meigs county, and to me directed, l
will offer for sale tothe highest Bidder, for
cash. In, hapd, -at the court house door, in the
town Of Decatur, on Monday. the Eth day OF
August, lS1t, all the right. title, interest and
claim that Thomas Rains has In and tothe fo'-
lowing descdbed lands: 100 acres lying in the
and bounded onIthe south by "A ustin Shiff1ett,
Edward Thompson on the east. and by william
Campbelantl Others on the northeast. Levied
on as the property Of Thomas Rains, TO satisfy
two executions and costs in favor Of s. b.
Boyd. ,.r-..r, r-,- a, j. e. FIKE, Sheriff.
July 9Th, 1s7l-4t Prs. fee S5.0o.-lss.
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PEACH PEEIERS.

rFHE BEST ARTICLE FOR sPEALING
1 Peaches ever invented. Mt Tim. Gibson's-
Ross Corner. There Is no mistake about
them--they will knock the bark off the fruit
fast enough to make your head swim. .ea
Athens. July 81. 1S11-tf.190 .. OIL.
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FARMERS, REMEMnEu,

THAT robson & cos SLAUGHTER
l. Sales are continued. Dress Goods, Linens,
several lots Of Boots, Shoes and Hats. and in
short, all Summer Goods are being sold ut first
cost. July 20.tf.
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MO! for sulphur

Parties wishinsto visit Rhea Springs will be
provided with conveyance by Supplying to els,
JIM. CROW.
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Chancery Court at Athens, Tenn
Valuable Farm for Sale.


Williams Mayfield ct ais. u.s.. Il. B, Mayfeld
jr., ct ais.
TN OBEDIENCE TO \ DECRETAL OR.
l. der of the Chancery Court ut Athens, Ten.
nessee, made at its November term. 1870, and
modified and revived at its May term. 1871. In
the above stated cause, will sell on thu
premises, to the highest bidder, at public out
cry, on :: - .- p,
TUESDAY, 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1871
~ $40 ACRES OF LAND,
situated in the It'll civil district Of McMinr
county. Tennessee. one mile east Of Athens
and being the lands where williams ant
Thomas Maytird now reside. !. ,...- -
Terms - Said lands will be sold on II credit
of one and two years time. except ten pei
cent, which must be p,id on day of sale. nnt
lien will be retained until the purchase
money is fully paId-minimum price $4,000
Sold without redemption. IL .lg.. ...-..r
- y J. NJ. HENDERSON. C. s. NJ
July 10. fs7i-4t-prs fee s6.0o-ls9 ~ o''-a
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DOBES0N & co. HAVE JUST RECEIv.
IL ed lot % new Prints and Shoes. which
they are selling '.G'rt cheap" lJuly 20.tf.
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AGO NsI W NsI

W G 0NSI W AG NSI
i fully announce TO the citizens of McMinn
and the surrounding counties. that he has fit
ted up a Shop at his residence. AZ miles north
west Of Athens, where he rs prepared to 90 all
~ rr manner Of ----.-.
Wa & on and Buggy Making,
after the most approyed style. His timber Is
all wei seasoned. /. Wagons made to order on
short notice. Repairing done at once.
s. w. REED.
4Athens. Tenn. July 20. ls7i.Sm~.lSO
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II Dec atura a. ca d @ m ".

q Dec atura gAc'ad envy
l. tuition will com Inehce on the irst Monday
Of August. All Branches, inerueing Greek,
Latin, tc.@tanghtA 2 Z II z = =
~ Pric Of TuItIo
First Glass ,.i.,t. :, ....s. :. -. q 6 90
second Class NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4 90
Third Glass, .,.... Observation-Disclosures. 10 on
Fourth Class ...... IL o.
Contingent Fee ,.,.................. 10
Nodeduction made for loss time except In
cases Of protracted sickness. ...r..r -,
-.- 49, ..- T, L, ARNWINE.
I June is. ls7l-tlaug-ls4l Principal
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Chancery Court at Athens, Tenn
Sale OC Valuable Real Estate.

Chancery Court at Athens, Tenn
Sale o. Valuable Real Estate. q
NJ. A. Helm. admir- Us. G.. W Ross, ct ais.
TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECRETAL Or
l der made IN this cause. at the May term.
1871. Of the Chancery Court, ut Athens, Ten
nessee. will sell to the Highest bidder, at the
Courthouse door, In the to@r of Athens. ON
MONDAY, 14rH DAY OF AUGraT, 1871,
The Large Brick Hotel Building,
and Lots Nos. 92 and 93, in the original plan
Of the town of Athens, and situated on the
northeast corner Of the Public Square Of said
town: subject to the life estate of Mary, NJ.
Reeder widow Of 8. X. Reeder. decreased. -
Also-One-twelfth undivided interest In
12O Acres of Land, -f.,-
situated in Polk county. Tennessee. described
las follows: The south half of the southeast
quarter of section 81. fifth range east. 81 frac-
tional township, Ocoee District. The south.
west quarter of the south. west quarter Of sec
tion 81. in township and range Aforesaid
These lands nre situated in the A,'HI..
.-. CORP E r n EG ION S'2-.
of Polk county. and may be very valuable.
Terms: Said property will be sold IA above.
on six months credit, except the sum of (50 )per
cent. of the. purchase price, which must be
paid cash IN hand on day of sale. Notes
hearing interest from date. and security, will
be required. and lien will be retained until
the purchase money Is fully paid.
J. NJ. HENDERSON, C. & NJ.
July TO- 1S7l-4t-prs fee $8,00-lS9
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A good Cigar may be had at Gibson's Drug
Store. It IL also said that an excellent article
Of Cream AlemAy be had at the same place, A.,
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HiW assoc College,
VI JACKSONVILLE, TENNESSEE

rSNHE NEXT SESSION COMMENCES ON
class Board with furnished rooms and attend.
ance NJ $40 per week. Washing 81 per
month. ant, lights extra. Tuition sac per ses-
sion of Forty weeks. Contingent fee SO per
term. r5f. y -,F,-M. ,GfASE, president.
July 8, is7l-ln-lssA Doh -
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w ANrED.

SO0 LBSEACH, SENECA SNAKE ROOT.
sIOU Virginia Snake Root. Black Cohosh
Root. Dfhd lBiAek hekfS es and Grapes, for
which will pny fair price in the store.
june y, '7l-tC 7. y. GIBSON,
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VAI.UAntE IA M lAOR SALE

vAH,UARtE IlA Nd iaOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS $50 ACRES OF
l. valuable land on the South side OF McMinn
county, which he proposes to sell on liberal
terms, One portion of.itis Known as the
"Gmnny Cobb Farm" and is Ina good- stale
of cultivation, rs is the Farm where he lives.
II m an re Cane 9pS VIZ, Sn M
improved lands ,ure well tmbered. 1t will. II
desipeds he ,iiidetl Into mall lFaNns 10 suit
purchasers. Persons wishing to purchase are
requested to call and look ut the property.
JOS. COBB, ST..
duly % iSlTt-is9 IrTauou
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FEMALE SCHOOL.
A T III e n s, Re N N e s s e e.

n H II N -, u N N T. > > IL Il.
- IN -r- e. ts- v-O- 81 F...rHf a.. r. IT,
THE NEXT TERN OF MRS. SULLINS,
l. School will open on Monday, September
4th, 1871. 5y.... G.. .... ~.
/, Il f. II NJ g.:
Tuition in Literary Department. per session
Of Five Months, from Tent Eighteen Dollars
half in advance, thsGfher half at middle of
term. 80 r r.--.- ----
"r-. Z XTR S. -l.E
Music on Piano. .................. 500 90
French Language. .................. 5 90
Drawing. ............. 3 90
Contingent Fee .............!. / so
Board per week S3-tahe good rooms well
ventilated. beds and other furniture. with
fre-wood furnished. The pupils furnish lights
and towels and pay seventy-fivc cents per tloz-
en- for washing. Those desiring further infor-
nation viii address Rev. Il. SULLINS.
July 20. 1871 2m-l90J Athens, TENN.
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House and Lot for Sal

A good. comfortable House and Lot. situat-
ed in a pleasant part Of Athens, for sale on
fair terms. Enquire at the Office Of the Post.
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First Page.
RaE PuE.

Several interesting Communications will be
found on the first page ofAthis paper.
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Chancery Court at Athens, Tenn
Chm n S.pIa n 4

Elizabeth Sl"op Us. Henry NJ. Soop. ct ais.
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECRETAL Or
der. made in the above cause, at the May
term of the Ch;,ncery Court, at Athens. Ten
lessee. will sell at the Courthouse door, in
the Town Of Athens. Tennessee. on
MONDAY 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1871.
all Ct the lands of which John N. Sloop died.
seized and POSSESSED; subject to the life estate
of sni,l widow. Suio' lands .ie in the | ih civil
district. MeMinn county. and a.iioin lands Of
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-01
Ghe 4ailn State 2e9ister.
For the Register.
ONE EORE-DEAn.

Overhead the dark clouds lower,
Wildly drives the sleet;
Down the street there m a woman,
Sadly torn her feet.
Little reckS She now of pain
Gone her latest hope
Soon She stands, with no regretting,
On the rivers slope.
Casts she now aside her shawl,
Worn unto a shred;
KnceIs she down in agony
Praying to be dead.
None to see her loneliness,
None to pity give,
Death alone can her release
Wherefor should She live:
- Mother, up in Heaven, hear.
Look upon your child:
Tell me, is there mercy there?
Answer. mother, mild.
Surely God saw from above,
How the tcmpter came:
How I hungered-aImost died
Ere l fell in shame.
- GA. the knawing in my heart,
Oh! the dreaTy pain.
But these days and nights of anguish
Ne'er will come again.
sooner let me lie tonight
Meath the rivers breast
Then the pain will cease lis ~throbbing,
Then there Will be rest"
! moments h~t>itdti0u-
y moment, long as ears
Then a sudden. silent pluago-
Death had lost is fears.
The river flowed on rs before,
The wave were just the same.
The tattered shawl alone could tell
The tale Of Grief, Despair and shame.
Carson, May, Isl. TOW.
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ESSAYS fo: Young Tea, CT great 81
CIaL EVILS and ABUSES. which interfere with
MABRIAGE-with sure means # relief for til.
Er.fug and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitate,
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Addre
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. , s. Ninth St,
Philadelphia, Pa. oc-3-tf
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II. G.. LILLE & co.,
d r T. L
IMPORTERS FROM THE EAST,
Blank Books,
New Books.
miscellaneous Books,
newspapers
New Nus!c,
Violin Strings.
Letter Paper,
legal Cap.
Fill Cap,
EoGlsCaE.
Note Paper.
legal Envelopes,
Note Envelopes.
Drug Enve1 opcs.
niIe and Violet lHks.-
ArnOId's Writing Fluids,
Maynard Il 2oy,s' Inks.
ThadGeus Davids Inks.
Re>eryetr NIucii8Ec stands.
Patent Nuctiage
Nucilage in Stands
Barometer husbands,
Fountain InAstands,
Bankers IuEstsud-.
Travellers I-3kstants.
Elegant Portfolios.
WrItiaE Desks.
Water tOIocs.
Carpenters Pencils,
lndtLiD.e Pencils.
Drawing Pencils,
ab-r's Pencils.
Copying III vshes,
Copying Presses,
Copying Hooks.
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An old minister the other day
asked 4 woman what could induce
her husband to attend church. Il
don't know" shereplied, unless You
were to put Il pipe and 4 jug Of
whisky in the pew"
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Savannah. Georgia. is forming a
stock company to introduce steam
wagons for farming and freighting
purposes.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-01

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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-01
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-07

"lf the stars" writes Emerson Ia,,, s noors
appear only night In tho s@0rs yea and
, ns" for many generations the remem-
hrancc Of the city OF God, which had been
showuy But every night come ont these
nrcachcrs Of beauty, and light the universe
with their admonlshing smile
There is story Of Chinese thief who,
having pilrcred missionary's watch, car
ried it back to him d few DAYS afterward to
show him how to wind it up; which is like
the wisttul, yearniug, anxious way in which
MIR. Cameron looks to Mr.. Sumner to know
how to act rs chairman of the Committee
OF Foreign Rclations.-Golden Age.
Can the appointment of coiored page
nv Congress be considered the turning over
OF Il new leaf?