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Calhoun.

CALHOUN, TENN, Aug. 81, 1874.
To THE Posr:---As we have three candi-
dates in the field for Senatorial honors, II fol-
lows as matter Of course that their claims
will have to be settled through a Convention.
suggest that tho Convention be held In Cal
houn on Friday, September 18th. What say
you, Mr.. Post, Enterprise and Banncrp
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CORN.

Corn is In demand at quotations. with very
little Offering. The moro intelligent farmers
estimate that the incoming crop will not ex.
coed half an average, and are disposed to hold
what surplus they have Of old corn until the
growing crop Is maturcd
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized and requested 10 an,
nounee II. Il. YEARWOOD. Of Monroe coun
~, a. = candidate for the State senate. for Tia,
sixth District-composed of the counties o
McMinn, Meigs, Polk, Bradley, LVudon aud
Monroe.
We are authorized and requested to annonne,
A. S.JARNAGlN. OF Polk county. ~ can,
didaie for the sersie % represent the sixth
senatorial District In the next General A.
sembly. Election ia November.
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For County Representative.

We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce NiMHOD DODSON asa candidate 10
represent McMinn county IN the lower branch
day IN November.
We are authorized and requested to an
nOunce rHO>. u. MCELWEE a. candidate
to represent McMinn county In the lower
house OF the next General Assembly.
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no vVhom il Mny CONCERN.

The time has now come " hen you promised
to pay me, and, Notwithstanding the low price
for wheat, am compelled to have money to
who owe me to come forward with money or
wheat and settle without delay.
Aug. I, 1874. 4. II. GIBSON.
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vvOOTrEN X ANDREWS

Grcnd CnIi n q N g Exposition
Tailed to appear as per announcement, but Jno.
Il. Gibson, at the Athens Drug Store, begs
leave TO say that he has on exhibition and for
sale the best selected stock of Perfumes Cos
mctics, Fancy Soaps and Toilet Articles in
general ever offered in Athens. Price of adj
mission low to suit the times; children half
price. It,
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Sell your dried fruit to McKeldin & Co. Of
Camp Meeting I'm London Comfy.

Come one, come all; ample arrangements
have been made for the reception Of both man
and beast, at a reasonable rate. at our Nation
al camp-meeting in Loudon county, commence
ing on the first Friday In September. 1874.
and to continue ten days. All who wish to
come by Railroad can get conveyance from
Loudon or Lcnor's station.
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The Lust Notice.

There are still some parties who have not
settled their notes and accounts with us yet.
We now notify you that we must have money,
ard you will save costs by coming forward
and settling. We will take Wheat Mt the
highest market price in settlement Of same.
Respectfully, robson & NIXON.
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q o VI Va u CHAL.
Atlcnr Market.

ATHENS. August -, 1914.
Corn scarce 80 cts. Flour 3.0Oaa,5O for family,
bacon. ~ to i3lS cents, Lard, In tin cans
lsk cts; Butter ~ cts. plenty; Eggs. Meal 30;
Hay, 80 per 100 lbs; Oats, ~. Feathers,
live geese. b0 liecswax, gi Rags. cents.
Wheat. red 90: white loo. Dried frult-Ap.
pies, cents Peaches for quarters and mix.
cd, prime halves cents
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tiledsoc Co,,nfy.

The Republicans of Bledsoe held meeting
at Pikcville on the 10Th and appointed dele
gates to the State and Congressional Conven-
tons to be held at Chattanooga. The dele
gates to the Congressional Convention were ill.,
structed to vote for Col Snyder as the first
choice OF Bledsoe.
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Tenue.see Valley Fair.

some lnacufacles occurred IN the premium
list of the above Fair published last week.
The fault, however, was in the copy furnish
ed, and not with the printer. The SPEED
RING should have read us follows
LIST day dash Of mile by year Odds $25
2d day dash of mile by 3 year olds 20
ID day dash Of mile by all ages %
4th day two best In three all ages 80
4ib day fastest trotter mile IL
4th day fastest PAGER mile ID
18th day fastest single fo0ter mile l5
The Fair will commence Wednesday, Octo-
Der lith, and continue Thursday, Ii, Friday,
lG, and Saturday, II.
The gentlemen who have the enterprise in
hand are doing everything to make tia sue
cess and we hope their cxertions win be
warmly seconded by the people generally
Such exhibitions are intended for the on
couragement, Improvement and promotion of
agriculture and stock raising, and every one
should feel and take an interest in them. We
shall refer to the subject from time to time.
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Administrators Sale of Land.

lnN SATURDAY. THE 5ru DAY or
" SepiPinbef next. NJ II o'clock a. rn!, on the
premises, I Will sl 10 the highest bidder, the
farm known ~ "thr old Johu Divine Farm
belonging 10 the estate Of VIM Paris, dc''d.
Said farm contain. 800 Acres. more or less.
l. level, abundance VI water aud tim.
Der, IL situated In The I'm ~yil di,ts;ct, Me.
MINI county. adjoining the lands Of Robert
smith, VIM pcck. \. J. Kirk-ev aud others.
The place viii first be- put M In 20 acre lots.
and then aiogcthcrf The way II brings the
most money viii be adopted \, he sale.
Terms Of Sale;--A credit of niue. eighteen
aud twonty-four months will he given. N0ie.
drawing interest from date with approved sc.
curty required, aud lien rrlHinrd on The
land until the purchase monny !. fully paid.
A. SLACK Admir-.
..,,,. with the will aYcXcd.
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Wheat, Market.

The prospect for an early rise in wheat Is
not at all encouraging. The market seems to
be Gull and fiat in all directions. Small lots
are handled here at $l.0OaSO.O0. The trade
hnwayar Ia sloyu
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Campaigning al Cedar Springs

The Campmeeiing OF the NJ. L. Church,
South, for Athens District, will be held at
Cedar Springs Camp ground, commencing on
Friday, September 18th, 1874.
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Fourth RoSmd Quarterly Meet
iu.r.. Athens District.

Athens circuit. Cane Creek. August ~ 50.
Rce,illerircuil. Sprug creek. sept. l2-l3.
Decatur circuit, GoodIield september l9-2o'
Elet rircuit. Eleazer. september 2G-21
Philadelphia ~ L0udon, Loudon, october "a.
Sweetwatcr circuit. fortner'S October l0-ll.
District Conference al Rice,ille. August 1916.
j. NJ. MCrEER.
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We notice some superior Plows at Hender-
son & Dement'S, manufactured at Louisville,
Kentucky number OF them have been sold
here in the last few weeks, and are giving sat-
lsllcliOn N nNelN lnsinMre.
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Death.

Mrs. Elizabeth Riggs, wife OF J. s. Riggs,
formerly Of this vicinity. died nj Kingston,
Roane comfy, on the 23d instant. Deceased
was daughter Of Squire John r. Howard, of
this county.
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Private adyices from the heavy cotton belt
a heavy yield, and corn, Of which there IL Il
large area, never was better. In some coun-
ties there will be a large surplus of the latter
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The Republican,. Of White county instruct
their delegates to the Chattanooga Congress
sional Convention TO vote first for Parker, OF
White, and next for snyder Of Chattanooga.
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Chanccry Court. Athens. Tenn.
Lydia A. Bridges w. John NJ. bridges, u nj.


I T appearing TO he Master from complains
1 ants llill that the defendants John NJ.
Bridges. Mary NJ. Reeder, Isabella y. Camp.
bell, Frances u. Campbell, Lois A. Kelley mud
Martha w. N Wade ARE n0n.rosidents ~ tho
state Of Tennessee. and II further appearing
from the return 0i the sheriff Of McMinn
county. that Susie NJ. Bridges is at present a
resident Of the state Of Mary W that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be- served up
on her: II l. therefore ordered by me that
publication be- made for -four consecutive
weeks In The Athens Pod. requiring the shove
named nonresident defendants ~ enter their
appearance NJ our next Chancery Court 10 he
held NJ the Coiiri.house in Athens for Ne.
MINI county. Tennessee. on the $50 day ~
November 1874. then and there 10 plead. hn-
swer or demur 10 c0mplainnnts said Bill or
the same viii be- taken for Messed. aud set
down Tor hearing cN paftc NJ ~ them.
j. NJ. HENDERSON, &. & ",
Van Dyke, Cooke a. Van DYKE. Soils for Com.
Aug. l. lSIlitprs Zee 81 00-JiD
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The Sweetwntcr Institute

win open It's Second Session September ist
under the control Of Rev Il. II. Parker--as.
sisted by Rev. c. d. Mcreer. Mrs. Helen NJ
cludlng Tuition and Board, per term Of five
months, ranging from $5S to 500, according to
grade Of studies. Contingent fec 81, paid on
entrance. Tuition half IN advance.
August 81, IS7l.2t
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school Books.

School teachers and patrons Of schools viii
please send their orders for Books and sta
tionery to j. II. Reed, South Corner, who
keeps good supply OF hand. 81.
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.ClEHOll MASONIC INSTITUTE,
For Males and Females.
Rev. Geo. w. Usutlcr. Va. ~, rrineIp


THE TRUSTEES OF THIS WELL Is.
L taaishediustiluiion of learning take plea.
sure Ia announcing to all Who feel interested
In the cause Of education, that they have 50.
cured the services OF Prrr Butler, rs princi.
pal. for the ensuing scholastic wear. Prof.
Butter Is pTarNcal aud thorough educator
/. well known 10 the literary public In his
services rendered IN Tnstulmn College. az
Professor Of Mathematics and asNicc Pref.
dent Of iiiwassee College. a. Professor Of
Mathematics. Grerk and Hebrew, also, ~ la
structor IN several otlff srhoals. g-.fE,t
The next session Ct forty weeks will com.
mence on Monday, .Buty 27th. ts3f.
Terms per htll session OF iwenty weeks
PAYABLE in adNance--as folinws,
isT GLASS, Embracing Orthography. Writ.
ing. Reading. Primary Arithmetic, Gengra.
ply aud itngli>h Grammar ....-...s.. s.. 90
~ CLASS. Arithmetic. English Grammar,
Geography. English Composition and com.
mercial Book. Weeping. L.. ...,ss II %
IN CLASS. Natural Philosophy, Chemistry.
Botany, Geology. Mneralogy. Zoology. Ger
man. nrnrh. spanish. Italian. Latin, Greek
Hebrew. rhetoric, L0gic. Moral and Meni al
Science. History. Higher Mathematics. Alge.
bra, Geometry. Trigcnomelry, Physiology,
Anatomy, uyginc. Practice Of Medicine. Mate
ria mcdica, surgery. MsnsuratiOn. Hin xi0ns.
Calculus. Mathematical Astronomy, Survey.
Ing. and Navigation, .. ..t ..... ~ 90
A competent Music Teacher will be secured
If desired. ~.
No student viii bc entered for y term less
than twenty weeks No deduction for loss
time except in eases Of pro,rictcd sickness. -
Board can be had In good families az rrasuna-
bic rates. students wishing 10 board them
selves can obtan dornitories or rooms AT low
prices. J. u. LYLE, President
/. b. HANEy, sec'y. Boa'd Trustees.
July z. 1874. lm-a4I
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Bacon

THIS article is worth 10 cents from the wag
ons, and retalls at 1888. There is but littl,
surplus left in The county,
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Forrest lajll.

The school at Forest Hin Academy opened
with encouraging prospects. There has been
an average attendance of ,lO2 duI ing the pres
cnt week, with nm enrolment Of 1870.
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RAIL ROAD PRICES
WHITE CLIFF SPRINGS,

TIME PROPRIETOR OF"MOUsE CREEK
Il Iiotel,n Mouse Greek, East Tennessee, has
purchased the Hotel property at this fayorite
summer resort, and has erected one Of the
largest and most convcnicnt Hotels found at
any Watering Place In the South. which II
now open for the reception OF guests, and as
sures the pablir tina, na,hing will be ten IN.
done tomake this one of the most pleasant and
delightful summer resorts In the Southern
STATES for the plenstre-seeker AMI invalid
The Spings are situated on Chlhowee Noun.
tain, Monroe county. East Tennessee. 10 miles
from Mouse Cecek the nearest point from the
+. T, Va, 4 Ga. X, u. They are located at an
elevation Of 1900 feet above Conasauga Naileys
In dry pure and very inyigoratug atmos-
phere- ptior,liHg an extensive aud beautiful
view Of The surrounding country whose
scenery is unsurpassed.
An cminrn, physician OF over thirty years
practice, will have an Office In thc Hotel.
Excursion Tickets viii he out on sale ut all
prominent southern points TO these springs,
via Mouse Greek, NJ rt,uced rates, The Pro-
prietor viii run u daily line Of Hacks bctwcca
Mouse Creek aud the Springs. making connec.
tions with trains Fare, one way s., round
trip 81. Persons wishing TO stop over ut our
"Mouse Creek llotcl," viii dud ample accom-
m0dations.
RATES OT ROAEDs
Per Dav Observation-Disclosures. q 2 90
Per Week. Observation-Disclosures. 40 10
Per Month for June ............t 3J OO
Per Month for July, August & Scpfr 40 90
Children under ~ years Of age and servants.
half price. Guests coming IN June and re-
naming throughout the season, 10 have June
rates. For further particulars address
j. II. MAGliL. rfhp'r,
Mouse Creek and White GIN liotelsf
juno lN7i.3i2
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Notice.

Taken up by VIM. Quinn, a brown and red
bull yearling. which the owner can have by
proving property. payng pasluragc. aud pay.
Ing for this advertisement. WM. QUINN.
Riceyille, Tenn. Aug. II. lS14.3t
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Manufacturers. Knoxville, Tennessee.
July II, lSTi.2m-3i6
II is safe 10 say that one.har the deaths in
this country, are caused by neglect of what
are called slight attacks OF diarrhTn aud
bowel complaints. This should not be 50. hut
upon tho first appearance of these diseases
medicine should be administered. aud we
know IF nothing which will effect rs quick
and safe cure OF these Of these complaints az
d.. Lyttle's EliXir.-.Medlcnl journal.
Col. Joseph Boyd died ut his home IN Mon
roe county, on the 10th instant. Deceased
was n soldier Of the war Of lSi2-l4, and had
lived TO the ripe age Of 10 years.
"University Series" OF school Books adopt
cd by Teachers Associations for McMinn
county for sale by j. II, HORTON, Agent.
Athens, August 81. 'Ii-it.
Robeson & Nixon ARE selling Clothing, Boots
aud Shoes, Dress Goods and many other arti.
Clos al prime cost for cash. Now is the time
TO get bargains.
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McKcldln Il %. will pay highest market
price for dried fruit. 2t
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Best Coal oil reduced at Mcwhrlcr's Drug
Store. Aug 9S.tf.
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Atheus Cost.
Rohe.ou a Nixon

Pure Whistles, Pare Brp ndies.
Pure Wines, at Jno. T.. Gibson's Drug Store.
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Notice to Stockholders.

EAST TENN, Va. 4 Ga. u u. COMPANY,
OFFICE SECRETARY Is TREAsURER,
Knoxville, Tenn, August ist, iS7i.
TUE REGULAR ANNUAL CONvEN-
l. ton VI the stockholders Of this Company
viii be- held a. The complnl's Depot. In
the city of Knoxville, on "Wednesday. the
20 Of September 1874. AN stockholders wish.
ing 20 attend the meeting Of said Convention.
win bo passed over this road free OF rhnrge TO
aud from The Convention.
JAMES q. MITCHELL.
Aug, I. iS1i-td-3iDl Ser'y A. Treas.
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rsSG STOCK

COLE AND UPPER LEATHER, 10
y sale ~ WILLIAMS A co.'s.
Cautrol's y Roads, Tenn, May 9, 1880
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Everything IN the Drug limo cheap at Nc
Whrtel's Drug store. Aug. 2S-if.
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White County.

viii pay sl.OO each for ali good white wheat
offered.
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Leaf Tobacco Wanted.

100. 900 lbs by McCalum 4 Co.. Tobacco
Manufacturers. Knoxville, Tennessee.
July f., lSTi.2m-3l6
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Correspondence q OF TIE aazette
MILFORD, Del, Sept. y, lSil

Correspondence OF tte aazette
MnFoRp, Del, Sept p, 1874
Fine-thc weather AT present
A thing Of the past-Mosquilocs
MIR. NJ. II. Davis claims that he ha4
the champion tomato. The one lac
exhibits weighs two pound and two
ounces.
The farmers OF this vicinity sent a.
fine collection Of fruit to the Middle
town fair
An administrator sale Of about 80
acres of real estate belonging to tAe
estate Of Clement Rust deceased, siiu
ated near Greenwood Station, took
place here on Wednesday afternoon
The property was bought 10y J lIaycs
for $2100
Night and day will be- made hidcou
for the next week or two by the gamln
mimicking of the clown and vi"0r-
Gus rendering OF negro melodies, ior
we are to be visited by one Of those
things so gladening To the juvenile
lpopulation-a cirCus--on next Mon
day.
| Captain Chittcndcn, a Will known
merchant of South Milford left hi
home on Saturday cveninp last saying
that he was going to take bath in the
Mispillion. He did not return, but his
wife supposed that he had gone to the
store to sleep, "a thing which he did
occasionally and did not raise any
alarm, but upon his not returning in
the morning IA search was instituted
His clothes were discovered tooethel
with some soap and towel on tho
bank of the creek. A lar@c crow,
lassembled along each ,horc and al
the boats that could be found wcr,
manned and careful DRAGGING @
the creek commenced. After abou
an hours search the body was foun'
by Mr. KINNEY 1t was lmmcdiatcl,
taken to his residence. The Coronc
held an inquest on Monday rendered
verdict of death lay accidental DfoWr
ing Captain Chittcndcn leaves
widow and Two children, who have tli
hearty sympathy OF the whole CON
immunity in this sad bereavement
l ''P. SHAW
The daily gazette., 1874-09-25

ABAp Fix.-Yesterday mo, ling ]. W,5
lev Hawkins and John III. Btitton, staitad
Tor Middletown in wagon drawn hy a hots sc
which a dealer was eudeavorlns 10 std =
Mr., liiwkius. All went welt uat' they
reached llsre's Corner, when The horse )hi
stock still, and no amount OF blows q, lsl
sun ion could induce hlm to bulge an inch
further. SO they had to turn bact, but when
they got near Market street hfid@e the hols1
baked again, aud they hnd to walk home'
We don't think Mr., IL. will rurchsse tia
animal.
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STRAY W AIFS.

Home Loan Association meet til.
evening
No clue to the h'e',way r"hhrl ha
yet been obtained.
Don't fal to see Franks ia pltr Il
miHinery goods at 5ll Market trrct.
Don't forget the Democratic meet NJ
at the Americus Club rooms ton %ht
Al the Midlletown excursion ticket
issued by the T., w 4 H. L. Il. 60. .Vcr,
used
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lsa,e. wnn,ng 10 Pnrcns.e lieht

Ladies Wnning 10 furfhaso hsht
running ami simple Sewing Machine. would
do we'll to call at No. as Market street, Wll-
minston, Del. and SEQ one OF the incest fam,-
" Sewing Machines in the world II has no
equal; il sews from the thiekest to the thinest
material if desired without change OF needles.
our hobby is simplicity. durabiiity, hsht
running, and no threading up required; sell
threading shuttle and self'seit'ns needle;
Sold ON easy monthly instliment, OF ). III .rai
discount on for cash. Ladies don ibny a
heavy and complicated machine. but get The
light running Now American.
7lS Market ST., Wilmington. Del.
;y7lAwly II. PRIMROSE. Agent.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-25

NoMlNATIoN ELECTION. II, morrow
afte. aoon, at the City Hall, the Democratic
Nomination election will take place. Can-
didates for County Assessors, Tor the North
Ell n and Southern Distliet5 " i he nomlna-
ted Dan Ufmy, of the southern D'stfiei,
Is tho only man thus tar mentioned III e u
nection with the nomination. The pol :
will remain open from five Until seven
. clock
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Food for The Rabies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thri ve
be strong andhealthy. and become little mod =
els of youthful strength and childish beauty.
aprzdSm
Concentrated Favoring Extracts
of Venilla, Lemon. Orange. Rose. Bitter Al
mond, Ginger, Mace. Celery. etc, etc. made
and sold wholesale and retail by
n. BKINHHUKST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets.
Br0aic's Miraculous Cure for COrns
An English remedy of great popularity. for
removing couns without pain.
II HRINnltUKST q CO..
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Marx ct streets
Finest Salad Oii
Tor saIe by
H. RRINaHURST h CO,
jel3 Corner sixth ami Market 'treets.
Fine Nail Scissors.
Curved and straight. Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes Nal Files. Naii p"l,shers. oct toi
sale BY Il. Bkl Naiit1kSr y CO.,
Corner SIKH and Market streets
The daily gazette., 1874-09-25

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No, 81
Market street respectfully iatorn1 h friends
ani the public in general that no keeps on
hani all descriptions OF medicines, and that
a competent person i. at ali times Te ,dy t"
prescribe for such lex as call Mt that store.
and h 1t no charge is male except the rcgu
lar price of the medicines. the same pri o
as they " ou'd pay any where else but that
no one is visited at the residences.
TOIiet mtrrOrs.
A full assortment of all sizes. cluling
double magnitying. &c.
Il. BKlNu'ili.Sr q CO.,
Corner OF Sixth shd Mark ct streets.
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Total, PCS G3l l,Wn

HA7KNEss MAGA2INe-No. .. Of this
standard home public ,nun has been lssned,
aud can be obt,nl-d from m ne~sde,lers at
80 cents per copy. lie lis pfedefe.so =,
ihis yolame 's filled lh reading matter el
great vs-iety and ,utere,t. All thr dePne'
meuts are conducted with the r.ul excel
lsnee, and the mlscellan, ors .iclea are par
ticularly well written. Further Hstameuis
of .WIlf, ID Cumberme de, 'tBlack eyed Bel
Ia" and "Vincent's History OF W mnston'
are given. Taken altogether, the lrejehi
member il "A most excellent enc, and should
be 10 the hands of every reader IN the state
john Z. Hn-kntss, publisher, Wlal I@t2n
D,,l