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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-02-28
NEW WASHINGTON ACADEMY
ClearfeId County, Pa.

THE SECOND SESSION Of this institute,
Il will commence on the first Monday Of Noyeu.
Der next. Term, hve months)
The curriculum Of study will embrace q riga
and thorough course in every branch requisite b
practical and accomplished education.
Special attention given TO persons desiring Il
qualify themselves for the profession Of teaching
Also TO vocal and instrumental music.
Pupils will be admitted Mt any time during tl,
session, and charged from time Of entering % ID.
close Of the term. No deduction will be mads
for absence, except IN eases Of protracted ilns,,
Students desiring roolas for "clubbing" can hs
accommodated at moderate rates.
Good boarding can be procured at lower rate
than any other place 10 the county. Three dol.
lars per wesk ut public and private houses.
For particulars address
GEORGE w. INNS, Principal,
sept207l-d New Washington, Pa.
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Slss;5csg'H"a SALES.

by vir'nur OF IN order OF sue ''Su,l from
III" ol'icroi the circuit court olrrk "' hrHllim
county, Tennessee. and to me directed. | Will
sell. on sat lr,Iay, the 9TH day Of March, lN'2,
at the Courthouse door, in the town of Athens
Tenn, for cash in hand. all the right, title. in
tcrc>t and claim that :. ;. MORGAN has IN AMI
to the following Described land to-wit: lOacrc'
more or less, bounded en- the north ana east by
the land, Of Eobt Mm,clI, on the south VIM,
Erickson On the west ny FRANK nuI'E an"
Daniel Wpmnrk. Said land i situate in
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SIlH.leiz'IF"S SALE.

By virtue Of an execution issued from the
Circuit Court Clerks office Of NcMinn county.
state of Tennessee and 10 me directed. | will
sell. for cash in hand. to the highest bidder, Mt
the Courthouse door In the town of Athens
Tenn. N saturday, the 9TH day of March, 1872,
the following described real estate t0-wit:-
Two town Lots in the town Of Athens, Tenn.
known in the original plat of said town as Lots
No. g. and GS and some feet on the north DO IN
Diary thereof, adjoining the property formerly
owned 10y A. Clcagc now by &C. Wilson and
W. Gcttys. and known as the state Bank pro-
perry. Also. 2aS acres Of land. more or less.
Situated in the Sth civil district Of McMnn
county. Tennessee, adjoining the lands Of Ro pcrt
Browdcr. NJ. C.. Sullin>. widow Grow and Others:
the last named tract subject to homestead. the
boundary Of said homestead will be made
known on the day Of sale. The above describ-
ed real estate l. levied on aS the property Of T..
Sullin>, to satisfy u judgment and costs which
:. Watson. Trustee. recovered against 7. sui
lins. VI e. Sullns and J. u. Castor. in the Cir
cult Court Of McMinn county, Tenn, on the
10th day Of December. 1871.
JOHN A. GOULDY, Sheriff.
Feb. s, lsI2-lt-prs fee SG,O0-2iO
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rl,ayCEr,Y SALE OF LANDS.

VIM. Douglass. ct al. ". EliznC. Ruckcr, ct al.
PURSUANCE or A DECRErAI OR.
| der Of the Chanrcry Court, nj Athens. Ten
uc>,rc mace at its November term. ISL. in
the above stated cause, will sell, on the
premises. on
TIE 10TH DAY OF MARCH, 1872,
at public outcry, to the highest bidder. on six
and twelve month, time. 100 Acres Of land,
| Wing in the llth civil district Of MrNlinn
county. Tennessee, adjoining the lands o.
.Io,cph Latimorc, T.. W. 'arlork and others.
ON Cona>auga Creek. in said county
| IN making said sale | will first offer for sale
that portion Of said Lands now owned by VIM.
, VI. tiSS, being the same on which snld ta>>
now lives containing about LOO acres, and II
said part does not bring sufficient amount
Of money to satisfy the debt now due ON said
/ land with interest and cost, then the entire
/ tract Of land VIII bc offered aud sold together,
ON the terms above stated, and in bar Of the
equity Of redemption.
j. NJ. HENDERSON, ca NJ.
| Feb. s. prs fee eG.OO-2l3
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We see it stated in some OF our exchanges
that cmigrnnts to Kansas and in that direction
from East Tennessee, are not satisfied with
their new homes. Such is pretty much always
the case. A majority of those who move off in
pursuit of fairrr fields and grccncr pastures,
in year or two become dissatisfied and begin
to want buck again." We have been around Il
good deal in lur day. but take 1t altogether, we
don't know Of better country to live and die
in than East Tennessee. And there are tholl-
sands of her hardy sons now abroad in other
sections. who would give half the remainder OF
their natural lives to be once more in sight OF
its rugged hills, its caping streams, bubbllng
springs and tccming valleys.
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Jan. ltli,
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M A N H OOI
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

lust PUBLISHED, a NEW EDITION
81 Of Dr. CulNcrwrl', Celebrated Essay IN
the yddicqi cUre Of certain weaknesses, Tue
effect, Of Errors and Abuses IN early NE.
The celebrated author, IN this admirable -.
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice. that the alarming consee'
qlicnccs Of such errors and abuses may be lidl-
caly cured without the dangerous use Of IN
tcrnal medicine or ;hcnppiralion ofthc knife;
pointing ont u mode OF cure ~ once simple,
certain, and cncctlal. by means of which eve
~ sufferer, no matter what hi, condition may
be, may cure himself chcaply, privately, and
radically.
III mi. Lecture should he in the hands of
every youth aud every man IN the land.
seat, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address. postpaid on receipt Of six cent?, or
twOpO,t stamps.
Also. DR.. Culycrwcll's Marriage Guide"
price - cents. Address the Publishers.
CilAS. b. {. KLINE e CO.,
III BOwcry. New York, =. o. Box i,iS6.
Feb. |, lSI2-y.9l
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NOTICE.

Athens. Feb. 8 lo-tf.
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Uhe Duc!laSwm nsnilrOnd.

The Cleveland Banner of last week had an
article in reiel enec to constructing 4 narrow
puace railroad from that fourshing burg to
the Ducktown Copper Mines. We regard such
work essential to the future growth and en-
pansion of Cleveland, as well AS to the dcyc-
opmcnt and prosperity of both Bradley ana
Polk counties, And if we were located where
our ncighbor is. we would agitate the SUBJECT
straight along until the people were reused up
fully to the Importance of the enterprise.
The Banner proposes that Polk and Bradley
each make county subscription Of one hum
,Ircd thousand dollars in bonds-which they
can very well afford to do-and that the WORK
be commenced at once. There are no lnsur-
mountablc obstacles in the way.
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Chunccry Court, ssi:ca Go. Tenn.
Petition for Divorce.
j. i. Dodd vs.. Rosannah DOdd.

u. T.. TOIIV w NUNVTITNH 7V7'V'
TIE complainant having filed his petition IN
this cause. and the allegations and charges
therein bciug sworn to, and acc'li>e It appears
from the ALLEGATIONS in sand Petition that the de
PENDANT is n NONRESIDENT citizen Of the state Of
Tennessee: II is ordered that publication be
made .OurrOnsccutivc weeks in the Athens Post,
Il newspaper published IN the town Of Athens,
McMinn county, Tenn, requiring SAID d"icnd-
ant to make her personal appearance at the next
term of the Chnnccry Court to be held for the
county of Rhcu, in the Courthouse, IN Wash
ington, on Thursday after the Second Monday
in March next. and plead, answer, demur or
otherwise make dcfr. sc to said Petition, or the
same will he taken for confessed and set Tor
hearing cX partc II, to her.
W. NJ. WILSON. e. e NJ.
by +. LOCKE, d. {. ~ NJ.
Feb. s, lS-2- prs fee Si,OO'-2l9
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The Alabama Central.

We find the following notice of former cit
izen of Athens in the Selma Argus:
Capt. J. NJ. Bridges is Superintendent pro
fem. of the Alabama Central Railroad. Capt
Bridges j. an experienced aud capable railroad
man, polite and accommol atng officer, and
popular gentleman; and the public are under
obligations to Major Iunirr for giving them st
competent and satisfactory Il successor to Cap
tain Wallace.
Having enjoyed an intimate acquaintance
with Capt. Bridges for II number Of years, We
can heartily endorse all that our Selma cutcm'
porary says of him; and hope that the tempo
rary appointment will be made permanent.
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Delicate ('rcaturc-.-Th This is the
phrase applied 10y Iii, Blackncss. the Moore
Of Ncni, G, TO the fair ladies Of Italy. II was
the lovely complexion Of De,dcmolia, such \
radiant contrast to his own. that won his heart
and sooth to say. every man Of di>cernmcnt
considers lair skin, like a sweet voice. Ian
excellent thing in woman" Now this is a
charm which tan he acquired. There is II
hralthful and OdurilcrOll> toilet article. know II
everywhere ~ IIAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
which literally tran>iigurcs cloudy or sallow
kin, suiusng the discOored face. neck. arms
and bosom with soft. pcarly tingc. and inn
parting to the surface smoOthncss and gloss
| like that Of polished marble. lnaead Of clog.
ring the pores, like the sticky IN ,me!s. or
contracting them. and thus obstructin. perspl-
ration like the astringcnt cosmetics. II clean
,es the skin from all impurities and wonder.
/ fully improve, it, texture. This peculiarly
| is particularly appreciated by our rural Lclles,
who find that the cOar>cncss and roiighncsS'
which country air is apt to engender. are
speedily removed from their face. hands anu
arms. by this delightful preparation.
| My FRIEND. stop that terrible cough. and
thus avoid Il consilmptlyc's grave, by using
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. For
curing all throat. bronchial and lung diseases
& has never been equalcd. Sold by druggists.
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W. +. Bcyins. Clerk and Master, w. Sarah
Hawk. Ellen Cox. ct al.

OfVHdt INdchMeW BtU,
IN this causc the complainant W. +. Blevins,
/ G. n NJ, has filed his Bill Of complaint upon
oath. in the Chnnccry Court ut Decatur, Tenn,
against Sarah Hawk, Ellen Cox. and others.
charging among other things. that the said
Sarah Hawk, Pleasant Hawk, Ellen Cox and
VIM. Cox, are justly indebted to him by de-
cree Of Court. and that they are non-rcsidcntS
Of the State Of Tennessee, and having obtained
by the order and fiat Of the Hon. ID. VI. Key.
Chancellor. Gc., an Ori|gal attachment against
the estate Of the above named defendants, and
the same having been levied on the property
described in the plcadings in tins cause, it is
therefore ordered bv the Clerk and Master,
that the said sarah Hawk. Pleasant Hawk.
Ellen Cox and VIM. Cox. be required to APP
pear before said Chanccry Court. at the Court
house. in Decatur, Tennessee on the 2d Mon
day of March next. and make defense to said
Bill, or the same will bc taken for confessed,
and the cause set for hearing cX pare; it /,
further ordered that this notice be published
for four consecutive weeks in tn" Athens Post
a weekly newspaper, published in Athens,
McAlinn county. Tennessee. THIS 10Th day VI
January. 1872. w. i. BLENlNS. L. VI.
Burkrtt IL Smith. Sols for rompl't.
Jan. 20, lS,2-It-prs fee SGjO-2lI
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The Selma Argus few days ago contained
the following encouraging item:
During the past week one of our old subscri.
bcrc has renewed for five years; and another
has paid for twenty years in advance.
About ten or fifteen such thoughtful and
muniilcent patrons rs that last would lift atcr-
rible pressure from our mind and render II,
happy the remainder Of our natural life
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-08

Prof Dewitt, the celebrated horseman refer
rcd to in our last paper, RENTED the amount Of
his Indebtedness from Cleveland. The omission
to liquidatc before leaving Athens was the re-
suit of an oversight on the part of his agent
We take pleasure in setting the Professor right
on the record. We care as little for Il few dol
lars as any one, and every passing year give
away enough, in money and gratutous labor, IL
build first class steamboat; but we don't like
to be "bcat" out of even so much rs dime.
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School Commissioners.

In accordance with the provisions Of thclaw
missioncrs in each civil district Of McMinn
county, on the LIT saturday Of March, ISL
Atwhch time the people will also vote "School
Tux" or mo School Tax" The officers mp.
pointed at the January Term of the Worship.
full County Court will open the polls and hold
said election in the different districts.
1t. john a. GOULDY, Sheriff.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-08

Attention Is invited to the Card Of Heath Il
Miller, Grocers and Commission Merchants
Atlanta. Ga. Mr.. Heath has the reputation Of
being one of the best business men in Georgia,
and everybody up this way knows the other
member Of the Firm-Jack Miller, Of Calhoun.
We commend this house to the confidence OF
thc publir
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CulANCENy SAFE OF LANDS.

Bruce 4 Cook ct NJ, vs. WIN, 7. McCarly, ct al,
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OFTlll,
| Chrnrcry Court nj Athens, Tennessee,
made at It, November term. ISL ! vii,
sell to the highest bidder. ut public oulriy. nj
the ~torr.housc Of j. VI. Knox, IN Charleston,
Brady county, Tennessee, on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH or MARCH, 1872,
Forty Acres of land being the southwest
corner Of the southwest quarter OF section !,
fractional township =, range lst, east OF the
meridian. Urorc District, Bradley county.
Tennessee. Also. i! acres Of said Southwest
quarter, beginning At the southeast corner.
Nr. Also, VIM. T. McCarty> half interest in
the northwest quarter Of section :, township
and range aforesaid, to satisfy two judgment,
In said Chanrcry Court ag,in't said VIM, r.
Mrtarty, one III favor Of Bruce Cook for
sS7O,Si: the other In favor Of Cochran Hnrkrtt
& Co. for e97,S2, and interest and costs Of suit.
Terms II Sale:--SNid lands will be sole on
a credit Of six months, note with coed secure
| ~ for the purchase money, ana drawing III
irrcst from date, will be required Of the pur-
cha,cr,, aud will be sold in bar of the equity
of rrlcmUtiOn,
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I'm l,xcI.A Mouth.

Praise and SOZODONT.-Grcatc.t luxury OF
IN 0dcrn times-bcautiiics and preserves the
teeth. The rcpul,ive breath is rendered rs
fragrant as n rose. and GOODNESS by friends, or
in business. will now be no longer noticed.
ANY one wishing to exchange good Horse
or Mule for Leather or Shoes, would do well to
apply Immediately to
W. Il. MCKELBIS & Co.
Atbcns Trh S-Dlg-tf
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u.uildiu- site. at GoghiIl.

Five or six Lots suitable for dwellings, dor
mitorics. stores or work shops, will be sold ut
public outcry, on the premises. at , o'clock. +.
NJ. saturday, March 2, 1872. Thesc Lots lie
Immediately joining the grounds OF Cane Creek
Academy. Tcrms-vcry favorable to buyers
will be made known at the sale, or sooner. on
application to J. II. Drummer, Agent.
cnubiIl Erb \ 1S1o-lt
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~ Cost.

Robson & Co. Are Offering ut New York cost
all their strictly Winter Goods, consisting {
Dress Goods, Ladies and Gents shaWl'. Bed
Blankets, Clothing, Hats and Table Linens -
Cali and examine their stock. Dan. i.
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SPECIAL CES.
Fifteen Thousand Rolls Wall Pa
Dcv

Sow on hand and being received by the 4. 7.
Book House, much Of 1t mate expressly for
this house. Purchasers, especially Of artistic
TASTE wanting something erird. LedWQW dHR
recherche, can not do better than order Of this
house, c. o. D., giving dimensions of room,
quality Of paper, price, whether for Parlor,
Chamber, Hall, or what not. They guarantee
sat sfiri ion.
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Knoxville and Charleston Road

The State Commissioners have annullcd the
lease of the above Road to r. |. Wilson, and
give notice rough the papers that bids for
the releasing of said road will be received un-
tn the 10Th instant. The Maryyile RepubH-
can says it has not yet lost all hope in the u'-
innate success of the enterprise. Neither have
we. 1t is not in as bad Il condition as thcoldlii-
vase eC Company was in lSiS,whcn tho ATHENS
PosT laid hold of it, brcathcd the breath oil
life into the cold corpse reset 1t upon It's legs,
and pulled and pushed it through from Dalton
TO the Tennessee river. Let our clever Blounl
country contemporary keep striking; its blows
II properly placed will begin tell BY and by.
There is an odor Of corruption and bad man
agement attaching to the Knoxville and CHAR
lesion Road. but as time rolls on and olhercon-
nections are completed that will be forgotten;
capital and enterprise will be attracted by the
rich prize, and then the first thing you know
the iron steed will be carecring through the
mountains, waking up the slumbcrns echoe,
and causing the ''undcvc.opcd resources" to
Start up from their long rcpose and pan out
profusely on every hand. So mote 1t be!
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e'OOpcIinG.

Elias johnson has established n Coopcragc
at the old Sawtel shop. Athens, aadl' prcpar'
ed to do all work in his line, on short notice
and at reasonable rates. jt-2lI
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Mrs. sulIin,' Female school.

The spring session begins on Monday, Janua-
~ 10Th Those desiring information about
the school, board, &c., can address
REV. I. SuLLlNs,
Jan. 18th, Athens Tenn.
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She Abingdon Vir@inian.

We thank our OLE! and long-chcri>hcd friend
of the above journal for the annexed handsome
notice Of the Posi-. Commentator from such
II source j. doubly grateful 10 H.:
ATHENS POST old paper, edited and
published by our ancient friend, sam. T. INlnS.
after many trying vici>,itudcs, has lately spread
itself into one of the larger sized wcckhc>. and
gives evidence of prosperity all over it, genial
face. It's editor was captured during the war
and held in durancr for a time. his office >icI-
rd and sold ut Il >acrliirc, bought by Judge K.
r. Butler. removed To GrccnrNilc and convert
ed INTO a Radical organ. whicit- former owner
was tramping round setting types lie even
tualIy returned to Athens, gathered up few
materials. threw the bann, Of the Posi- upon
the breeze again, and now II comes out in it,
ancient proportions, with all the vim and viva
city of H. earlier years.
We say NOW. as we hay" said in wears past
that lyin> gets up the best weekly in Trnnr>-
see with which We are acquainted.
We are also under obligation, to the POST
Athens, Alabama. and to the UUHtSritle lie
porter for handsome and kindly notices.
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Atheas 2ust.
Athens, Thursday, Eeb. -. 1872,
TO Land. Owners.

Land Owners who intend to advertise pro-
porty for sale through OsMENr Il DELANY
Cleveland, are respectfully requested to furnish
Ms with full descriptions rs soon rs practica
bic for insertion in our Read Estate Register, tr
be issued in few weeks iorgcncruI and gratui
tOus distribution.
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u. M. Reed

Will pay the highest market price for Corn
oats, Peas. Feathers, Egg. and other Conn'
try Produce.
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Parties lcsiring my services can find me at
Mrs. Rccdcr's Hotel, Athens, on Tuesday next
the l3,n February.
DR.. NJ. l.. IJCHTENsTADT.
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MARY DuCKwORTn, widow Of the late Thos.
y. Duckworth.
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And Furthermore,

II VIM. 4. McCarty', interest in said lands
in Brady county should fail 10 bring enough
to pay All Of said compIalnants said debts. IN.
tcrr,t> and ro>ls. them and IN that cNse. ! wlll
sell ut public cutlery, I" the highest bidder ut
Il, +, Martin, StOrc.hou,r, in Calhoun, Me-
Mimi county. Tennessee, on the day above
specified for cash IN hand, the following Lands
t0-wit: The northwest quarter Of section !,
fractional township 4. range :. west Of the
meridian. lliwn,,ee District. MrNlnn county.
Tennessee. Also. ". +. McIarty's Interest
a, Al heir at law Of John l.. McCNrty. deed.
| in the lower half Of the former reservation,
upon which the said John l.. McCarty lived.
and which Ia, been assigned N Ebwrr to
Mary II. MrCar,y, widow, &c., in McMinn
county, Tennessee. -
J. NJ. HENDERSON, G. Il NJ.
| Feb. g. lS-2.it.pr. fee SlU,OO-gly
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Fast Tennessee Wesleyan dniycr.


This Institution closed It's Ninth Term, I'M
der the control Of It's present President, Rev
| \. l.. Coblcigh, u. d., "Wednesday, the .ilh
inst. There were one hundred aud twenty-five
students IN attendance. The cNaminalion OF
the classes was very critical and thorough on
the part Of the teachers and the examining
committee. and cmncntly satisfactory to the
friends and visitor, present. examination
contributed four days. The classes respectively.
stood higher on the graduated scale Of scho-
lar,hip, than the corresponding classes al Tue
close Of the session last June. The students
gave evidence Of stulious application to- ana
marked proficiency In their studies, and tina,
they had been under the care of most faithful
and competent teachers.
The Faculty, prescribed course Of study,
government and general advantages of tins
Institution will compare iayorably with ;he
abcst Literary Institution, in the south
Its locality and surroundings are Of yer!
desirable character, aud it, support ana sue
cess should lie near the heart Of every lover OF
learning throughout this broad land.
ne HtNl l'llH W ~ OlltH HH'T' ' ''''
ry lst. D. W. MANN'
Athens, Tenn. Jan. 30, 1872.
National Engineers Associations.
The Niluaukee Ne,rS, Of the 3Oth uItlmo,
saws IN reference to this enterprise. the profits
of which are to be devoted TO highly CONF
mcndablc object:
The President Of the National Engineers
Association having fulfilled all his engage
mrnt> with us and elsewhere. we cannot but
have full faith and credit in the promises made
bv him in behalf of the Association, aud he
positively assures Us that the drawing VIII
take place rs advertised and every prize be Pdid
in fUH. An enterprise having 81 good an OBJ
irct in view j. worthy Of success. Two dollars
for aiding an institution Of such undoubtcd
merit /, u small sum, and yet II VIII nndoubt-
cdy aid them in carrying ont to final compile
ton their organization. and may bring you Il
splendid fortune. As the organization is nat
tional the whole country i interested, rs one
Of the main and grand objects Of the nN,ocia-
ton is to eiucdte and LICENSE eHgiHecrS
An advertisement for thi, enterprise will be
found in to-day's paper, to which attention Is
directed. Parties desiring to invest should do
so at once. H. the drawing is to occur on the
11l instant.
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Dangerous a'omr:tcrGcits.

The following counterfeit notes are in crcu-
latlon and should he looked out for by the bu-
,ness community:
., Ninth National Bank, New York city.
It's National Bank of the Stnt" en- New York
10, National Bank Of commonwealth, \. ! ork
los and 2O> National Bk Of Commerce, y. York
. Marine National Bank. New York.
los Marine National Bank. New York.
los City National Bans, Auburn. New York.
q Union National Bank, kindcrlook. NY
los First National Bank LOckport. New York
los Highland National Bank. Ncwburgh, \. y
>, los and %, Market National Bank, New
York city.
os st. Nicholas National Bank. New York city
los Farmers, and Manufacturers Bank, Pough-
kccp>c, New York.
los Flour city National Bank, Rochester, New
York.
los Central National Bank, Rome New York.
10, Third National Bank. Philadelphia, Pa.
los Mutual National Bank. Troy. New York.