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THE FILLMORE ADMINISTRA
TION. The New Orleans Bulletin of the
27th ultimo remarks, with much truth:
'There has not been nn Adminis
tration for many years that has given
a more universal and unqualified sat
isfaction to the YVhi; party, and fur
nished less cause of complaint to the
Democratic party, than the ' present.
We except, of course, two classes of
professional politicians that portion
of the Northern Whin; and Democratic
parties, who arc averse to the settle
cnent of the slavery question, in the
accomplishment of which President
Fillmore has been so potently instru
mental, nnJ a few ultra Democrats of
he South, who could not, if they
would, candidly and ingenuously give
due credit or render sheer justice to
political opponents. This latter class,
under no circumstances, could bo in
duced to commend the policy of a
Whig Administration: su'h an tut of
independence would not only bo fur
eiiirHo their nature and education,
but to their mntfims of political con
duct. In their estimation, nt least as
avowed, not'hinnr good can come out
of a Whiir, and particularly a North
ern Whiir; and in this they are as
consistently proscriptivo as the Jews
were ol old, who persisted in believing
that '.'lothinf; jool could come out of
Nazareth.' The simple fact that the
Prusident has not given, and in no
possible contingency could give, satis
faction to these two factions, is one of
the best tests of his fidelity and worth,
atid his claims upon the approbation
of the public. The country at large,
the masses of the people, who arc
evcrv dav lonrning more and more of
the tricks nf the trade of politics, and
nre getting to entertain nn apprecia
tive value of those trading politicians,
the rule nnd measure of whose con
duct is the maxim 'tha laborer is
worthy of his hire' the people, we
say, know well, and value too, the
wise, liberal, and patriotic course that
has been pursued by the present Ad
ministration.
These two fictions, who nre in ad
vance determined to prejudge nnd
condemn the acts of the Government,
may be denominated in French par
lance the extreme right nnd the ex
treme left each diametrically and
and anlipod.illv opposed to the other
but boih united in their opposition
to ihe juste milieu. As. by way ol
illustration, the wise, conservative,
and patriotic course put sued by the
Administration in quelling limitation.
and quieting the excited feelings of
the country upon the troub'ous ques
tions of ihe dav, is as opposite to the
designs nnd offensive to the tastes of
Southern ns Northern disorganizers.
"Mr. Fillmore, for this, above all
other reasons, has provoked the op
position of Southern nnd Northern
ultras, nnd his endorsement of all the
measures of the compromise, nnd the
fcold and manly nvowal he has made
to stand by the compromise in its in
tegritv, litis nroused in these two op
pnsite quarters a feeling of disaffection
nnd of pointed hostility stronger than
Is habitually created bv mere party
hostility. But Mr. Fillmore will be
sustained manfully by the intelligence
nnd patriotism of the cr untrv He is
right; for he is for maintaining the
supremacy of the laws, nnd he is sure
to receive the npprovnl nnd support
of nil who value virtue and love their
country."
Medical Discovnnv.-The Courier
des Etats Unis, has the following ar
ticle in relation to a recent discovery,
which wiH be received with satisfac
tion by the Medical World.
A young doctor of the Paris Faculty
-r nl,i;n;na tins inel m.ndrt n iliscoverv
which we deem of importance to
COmmumciiii; I -
f nil nlhnrs. the
most impervious to the art of medi
cine. M. Desteme. profoundly con
vinced of the insufficiency of the
SCIKIMTU III lin'-v- - --
and so terrible hns devoted himself
zealously to researches upon me pny-
siologicai action 01 i 7
rn.i .: fnr llin ctnrlinir mint ol Ins
I nuniK r
researches, the remarknblc results c
the cure ot neurnitria oy me
tion of the -helix." he has discovered
a method of curing, insiamancnus.v.
nnd without disturbing any organ, nil
ftflr.iinn if the head, nt-
neur.iig; - - . .
tacks of mcgrium, nnd pains resulting
from the teem in nn hvn
of decay, whnf renders mis insi-.
erv trul'v marvellous, is the prompt
.'n.o nfibfi cure, nnd its per
feet success in more than two nun
m . ...l.if-h h nresented
themselves since the 22d of December,
I" ... C ..... A.ndptmpnt.
the date 01 we ui
U.TtD States NT.-The Nay of
...... a ct.m. at nieseol consist of 75
tuna. These comprise
line, fourieen frie.le. ''""'"J
" ' , r,.. .imm fri2iles,nd len
r:: which ,h,e. .re firs, d,
f- Msnr apeak 'he ,ru'h wh'',, ,her !"
. VT. .;,h.. .nn nrefe rir.ent. but
they mem ihe riche. tod preferment poi-
a - -1 ..
Advertising!. -IT is n shrewd man
who advertises. Phis is proverbial.
the world over. It is simply putting
vour goods, wares, merits, plans, sug
gostions, bargains, &c, into the eyes
of the universal public. Lvcryboily
reads the newspapers now a davs. A
good advertisement is like taking
every man and woman in society by
the vest, button hole or nrtr., nnd pri
vately whispering to them important
matter.
Who are thev that succeed in bu
siness? The one who stirs up the
public; or those who make no more
noise tlun a chuich mouse? 01
course, the former. I he man of en
terprise nnd intelligence always puts
himself and his merits straight before
the public eves nnd keeps them there.
It's the onlv wav to make money, get
a reputation, or be anybody.
Nicely Caught--A Lobster, c.n
nitii) off by a Dog. Among otner
capital things in the March number
of the Knickerbocker, is a story of the
manner in which a lover of lobsters
mad s a raise of one of those delicious
shell lis1'. The man so foil I of lob-
sters, was wistfully and mouth water-
imrlv rcirardinir a basket of them in
the market, with bis dog by his side.
while another bystander was sticking
the end of his crt'ie in one of the dis
engaged claws of a big fell w at the
top. " "How he does hold on I" said
the man with the cane. Yes," re
sponded the man with the dog, "but it's
because he dints the cane, nnd his
claws wont slip on the wood. Hut
he -ould'nt bold on to a criiier.or you
nnd I. in that wav. When he feels
. . ii. 1
anv thing fsmin; n lousier aiw.ivs
stops pini-hin' " 'l rather guess not,
said the owner ol t c lobsters: "you
out vour doifs tail in that there claw,
and you'll sue whether he'll hold on
to't or not." No sooner said than
lone; the lobster lover lifted up bis
bvr. nnd droonml his tail in'o the open
r-livsnd inslatitrir. and the
dog ran yelping and bawling o(T at
the lop of his speed. "Hello! cx-
binned the owner of the basket.
"whistle back your dog: he's n riinnin'
off with mv lobster I" "Whistle back
vour lobster!" rejoined the other; "th it
dog ain't eomin' back; that dog's in
pain! I can't git him to come near
me when ho s in pain." I ne numanc
owner of the cur dined upon ns fine a
lobster that day ns there was in Itu1
basket !
It b.is lirrn ascertained that the
young lady who refused to permit the
anrimo.vounff "fellow" who would not
join the temperance society, to escori
her from church, stating ns a reason
"that she had resolved never again to
trust hnr arm in the handle of a log.
is the same one who refused n pinch
of snuff a few vears since with the
rnmni-L- "ilmt she considered her nose
of more importance than to make a
duslhoh of it." Efforts nre being
made to ascertain what relationship
exists between her nnd the young
ladv who aUvnvs sung without being
coaxed. We doubt not but that Ihey
ill be found at least to be sisters; il.
indeed, thev arc not the same person
Some assert this young lady is n
daughter of the man who always ion
the newspapers and paid for them in
advance. This, we consider ns high
ly probable. Wen wait, with some
nnxiety, further developments on this
interesting family topic.
In Hnblis opinion, iliere is only one ob
joRtton tipBiil who "me-n well." anil Hial
K lht Ihpy cm nver fpnrc limo io carry
out their meaning-
Thn n.atr in (ret r-rp Hit is to he poncliial.
TIib way to k-p it is not to use it mean.
Trust him, it any one, who
tile on Ins nacK.
nir.n.
In Ihi9 county, on Sunday niahr, nt 1 1
n.nnni R . dnufihter of John
i i?,i,i s.mnsnn. need 16 vears, 9
HIIU IV.i-"' -..- . o -
munlhs anil Id nays.
Rough &. Read?, California,?
Oct 16 IS30. S
H,.J.M. Peek Dear Brother: U he-
comes my painful duly to announce
ihtoueh the Watchman, the death ol Ur.
C. G. McRevnolds, ltmerly of East Ten
nesee, find la ol Harrisonville, Mo.
Bnilhei M. reached tins place early this
neam.n, by land, in the enjoyment of Rood
i.i. ! miihemnilinir ilie hardshitta. nn
valions &c, which hn nrcesarily under
went, io leadiOH l'Se f'n oer aucn
difficult l-ute. " He was seized with diar.
rliea. on Wednesday, the 9ih insl., and
continued rapidly to mn unm oaiuruny
13th, 10 o'clock, P. M-, when he was re
leased from the eotf-rinss of this wori J to
eniov "that rest which remains for the peo-
1.1
e Ol UOU. t miih uii.r ...
ii
seemed thai he had nrenneu ins mi. unu
his
Ills irii-iiu - - -
. .l t,.l.t iln-ni he was "nan-
friends thought it was me case, out ne
rrriveu nsi.ni. " -----
n. and should so safely," and after making
some requests relative to his business, he
told (hem he would like to remain with hi
fiiends, nnd especially his helpless family,
but e resigned to go, and alter commend
ing ihem to the urace of God. his calmly
..passed through me falley and shadow or
death " Hi remains were committed to
the tomb, in ihe usual decent manner by
many warm friend. Religious -r.ces
were also performed by ihe writer. Kol.if
upon the character of brother M. woulj be
us-les; a physician, as a man, and as a
Christian hit numerous arquainunres
w.ll agree with me-hi. r" 1r"m-
n.raiirelv 'ew. BM. ADAMS.
r Wttltrn. (St. Louis) Watchman.
CANDIDATES.
ft We are ninlnirixoil nnd renueslrd to
nniH.llin SOLOMON SUM MY. IC-ll. 'f
f'i'lk county, as a cnmlidulu fur-Fioaior
from the Ditricl coinpou'd of the counties
Ale Minn, .Muiiroe, and Plk.
fry We are n iilioriznd to announce Col.
IOSIAII M. aNDICKS'iN ns a camlidaie
f r ro-nlpct ion fur Rnpronnniatiye from tho
I'liird Coiiirressional District.
ICJ Wo nrn suthorioeil nnd reqilnteil to
niiiiiinnno WM. McKAMY an a candidate t
leprpinnt lMc.Minn cMiiity in the popular
hrnnnll of tho nrxl L.f fji ln t urr.
QJ- We nre nnllioriz -d nnd reqil ts'ed t
iinniiiincu CniH.tJ. W. AlUItliAN, ot Alon
rn.i, n a ciinditin'o lor J-unt li'iro"iiln
live from the couiilics ul'lJo!k, MuAlimi and
Alonroc.
We nre nnl!ioriz"d nnd requested to
aiiniMinco Jlit t.:. nii'UKc l i'oiK
conniy, nn ciindnlnie tnr Joint Kppresi'ii.
move to Ihe ""Xi j?jislmurn lor I In' Hi"'
irict c"m;xi'i of thn counties of Polk,
Alnnrnp, and iMc.VIinn.
hn. 3, 1151.
nrcuoious notice.
Rldnr S. J. l'lNKBitTow. f A uniisia, G' i
will p.nmineiicH a 1'ro'r-ieipd Meetms at ilie
fMtrisii.in Cliurclt in this place on Thurs
day nisht next
April llih, ISjI.
CRI.RPiltATIOM.
The MadisonviHe Division. No. 2G3,
Son" ol Temperance, will ci-lfhraie their
Second Annivers'irv, on llie IMl day ol
April next, hv I'ohlie Procesmnn and an
Addre s hy W.M. (i liuoWNf.o w. Urein
ren of surroiindiii'.' IJivisiuns are cordially
invitrd io he pre!.ni and join in procession,
ind the puhlic generally to participate in
the oilier ceremonies.
Dv order ol the Division.
W. 0. KING, R. S.
March 21. 1851.
New' Supply of Jewelry,
.1. 0. II. P. & W. 31. SEHORN
AVI"", j'ist received at their Variety I
Siore a laze afsortuienl ol Goods ill
llieir line, snc'i a
FineG'dil ami Silver Lever Wa'clies,
lull jeweled and plain; line ti-dd Cliains,
Key nnd Seals) ISreast I'ms; liar llniL's;
Kincer Itinas, Shirt Studs; Pencils, Pens
and Pen 'nes; Medallion of assorleil
nooiliers; Gold Snaps nnd Necklaces; Gold
Srieciaeles; Gold Cull' Pins, &c.
Silver, i'lalrtl ami Herman Silver n'arc.
Pine SilverSnonns.Lailel, But ior Knives,
Sail and Mustard Spoons, fine Plated Cas-
inrs 8 and 10 Glasses, hue Haled Candle-
sues, &e.
Villain and Halve.
Pine Self Corking 10 barreled Revolver).
G barrel do., rilled If-ciicking and plain
Pistol-; double laureled Pisiols; hn" six
Mailed U.iyal Diamond Knives, Collejiale
Knives, Cnni-ress Knives, Sporting Knives,
Lady's Pun Knives, Sic.
iVhcillimrnui.
Pir.e Fans.V"rk R.ixe, Dressinpr Cases,
WalUmn (np, Sliell Combs, Uull'.ilo
Combs. Beads, Port Moneys of all ki'ids,
Porses, Spectacle Cases, Tobacco H ues,
Snuff Boxes, Accordeons, Flutes, Flageo
lets, Roger's Razor Strop, fine Soaps, Per
liiniery. Lip S.!ve, Tooih Brushes, Steel
l'ens and Cases; MANTL1S CLOCKS, of
all kinds.
Confccfionarys .and Fruits
Candy of all kinds, Preserves, Pickles.
Svrups of all kinds, Ui'sins, Figs, Prunes,
Cnrons, Tamarinds, Cheese of the besi
quality, Crackers, &c.
Tobacco and Cigars
30.0C0 fine Cigars ol all brands. Chew
ing Tobacco of the best quality, Smoking
Tobacco.
April 11, 1S51 if 133
Fresh Drugs.
rHMlK subscriber is now receiving
n tresii
JL
ilnnlv tlf DUL'GS. in which nre severnl
nrticlrs which have not berii lir.nmht to this
innrUet before. His slock will consist of
I'nints, Stains, Dye-stuffs, and Oils, (iiinoni;
which is tho Cod l-iver Oil,) Perfumery,
Chemicals nnil Patent Medicines, lie has
taken great pains Ibis Spring to have brniieht
nn every article that would be called for in
this market
Crateful for past favors ht solicits a con
tinuance of public piitroniiRe. g
Athens, Ap'il U. 1851 t f ' ' 133
Medical Notice.
DR.
SA3IUEL II. JORDAN,
Athens, Tenn.,
fffj AVIN'fJ removed hack to hi former reri
4 ileiicc in the vicinity ofthe "Bib Siiriiu."
otters his nrofi-ssioual services to bis friends
and the puhlic tern-rally.
April II, 18.11-tf
133
Ready Made Clothing.
JUST received a beautiful assortment of
Coats. Vests, Pants nnd Shirt, suits
hie for the eason. which we will sell very
low for Cash down.
b. w. noss & co.
April II.
Hardware , , . r
R me now receiving a gnoo mi .
Hard ware, Cuileiy.spa.tes. o.iuy..
Forks. Scythe Snaths. Iron W ire i
kinds, Irom No. 8 to 10. which we will sell
cheat) lor Cash.
April 1 1 . O. W. RQ33 fc CO.
Stale of Tcnnffssce, Monroe co.
CIKCUJT COURT.
Hampton Kirkland,
M. V. Petition for Divorce.
Petsy Kirkland. 3 ....
IP appearing Irom the petition which is
sworn to, thai the defendant is a non
reiident of the S ale or Tennessee, it is
therefore ordered that publication ha made
in ihe Athens Post lor mur successive
weeks, notifying the delendant io appear
at the nexl "erni ol the Circuit Court, 10
he held for Monroe county, al the Coiin
i,n... in Madisonille, on jhe second Mon
day ol MV next, and tnswei said petition,
nr the saoie will be taken prt confesso, and
set for hearing-
K. fi- GRIFFITH. CUrk.
April II, 1851-41 rt' fe 3.50-133
Rittenhouse Academy,
X Lil JtJiilVOvi.liy I'i.ll.'ilvliiJ.
'JIIIS Institution co'itimirs under thn con-
trol of Mr. II. W. vos Ai.ukkiioff, n
eisted by Air. S. A. It. Swan. Tho Suinmcr
Session will commence on Monday, the 5th
of Aliiy.
Rates of Tcition, pkb SrssinN or 5 AIontih:
Rpading, Writing nnd Arithmetic, $3,0(1
Geography, I0ii!;lili (inuiiiiiiir, Aluthe-
unities, Natural Soiuncu, &o., 13,5'l
.Modern nnd Ancient Iin'iime", 1 5,00
Tuitiun payable in ndvaiiRi). No deuuc
tion lor loss ol time lifter enteritis.
IIKNIt V I.KJCi: IT, Trcnsnrer.
Kiti(ftnn. April 1 1, It 133
Railroad Car! First Arrival.
GEO. W. ROSS & CO.,
Anrc ii.
s I'll I.
just reeeiving their slock of
I.YG & SUMMER GOODS,
which will be complete in a lew days, and
will be erjual to nnv in the place As to
kind--, qualities, 5tc, they cannot describe,
but will thank their Iriends ami customers
to cull and examine for themselves. As to
price will nm he undersold bv anv body for
the CASH DOWN, as thai is the surest
wav to get gnods cheap.
April 4. 1851
132
' Hats, Boots, &c.
E have some of the latest styles of
Wnrbciton's ihev are realty hand
some. Also, a lot of the verv best siiinmei
Bonis and Snoes, citv made, anil a variety
of other ihinffs. G. W. ROSS & CO.
April 4. 1 I
Dissolution.
'jptirc cnptirtnnrshii) herctoforo cxistini; he-B-
tween HICK -. I.Kt.'TY, Iticeville, Me
Minn county, is this day drsnlve.il by mutual
consent. All person in U litiid to the linn win
nleiise call on M . P. Kick, who is nirent
for
the firm, and settle, up. Make e,, delay.
c. v. hick,
M. 1'. KICK,
II. MATI.OCIC. .Ta.,
JNO. II. LKUTY.
April 4, 18."1 3m l-'H
Salt.
'J MIR s'lb'erihrr has on hand a hircfc rpian
" titv nf Vir.'Mii i Sail, nt "ta nts. per hiih-
el, nnd 40 cli. for the barrel, at bis binilir.tr.
JNO.STUAIIT
April 1, 1 SI I .Tt
133
Consolidatod Lotteries of Md.
rgMIE Marvjajhd Lotteries are chartered
-- by Act of Assembly, and nre controll
ed by Commissioners appointed by the Gov
ernor of Maryland, nnd will he drawn du
ring; the m mi i ii of April as set (urth in the
Scbedu'e below.
COLVIH & CO,
Office J", IV. tnr. Ratlinum Caleert sin.,
(Ml'skiim Coknku.)
II A L T I M O II 13, M P.
The most lortiinaie venders of Prizes in the
IJM I'RI) srATKS.
Truly may it be said Hint the
Ho ad to rcaith
in through tiie I'riz- Oitice nf
VO!,i.V .V CO.,
Ok Ralti.moue, Md.
Look at the llrilliant Prizes sold in Mi.rr.h.
Grand Capital A 10 0(1(1. Class 7, sold!
Grand Capital 15! S (100 Class 78. sold!
Giand Capital 25.000, Class 9. sold !
Grand Capital ) 000, Class 15, sold !
Grand Capital o.S.0()0. Class 8. sold !
G'am! Capiial 10.0011, Class 8 1, sold I
Grand Capital -20 000, Class 15, sold !
Small prizes 3 000,81,000 &c.,oinilted.
AH the above Capua! Prizes sold in
(ucknges by
cm vi y & co.
We resneeifiillv submit the Annexed
Pi'hrdule ol Lotteries to be drawn in Bal- j
tiiuore in Aprd.
ttriiihnt Loll cries.
A-iril rnnimls. No. of Hal's. Tkts. Qr.Pkis.
a. :jr.-rlil) 78 nos.lS lr.. iSIO. 810
7, 8.0111)
8. 21.0(10
fl. 5ol 15.000
10, 211100
11, 8.000
1-2. 5-2.te8 1
30 of 5,000 S
II. 10.500
15. 20.00(1
(iO tios.lidr., 2i, 7
78 nos.l3lr.. 5, 174
,
10,
5.
2,
15.
2J.
75 no9.l'21r.,
78 nos.lSdr.,
75 nos.l3dr.,
75 nos I2dr.,
35
173
Pi
r
75 nos.l2 lr.,
75 nos. 1 2 I r.,
78 nos. I I lr.,
78 nos.l3 lr.,
75 nos.l2dr.,
75 nos I5 lr.,
78 nos. 13 lr.,
78 nos I3dr
91
17J
32
ir
43
15
17J
f3
3:1
(i5
7
171
30 000
25.000
40.01)0
20.000
20.000
10.1100
10,
12.
5.
5.
24.
I, Ol I.OHW
75 nns. 1 1 dr..
I.
Ji'i.rO.OOH. 50.0(10, 30.(100. 1 5,000. 20,
o$, lO.II'lll 7fi uos. lit lr.,
k')' 2 .5(IO 78 nos. M ir.,
lil' 5.H00 7S fios.-dr..
2i.
5.
I.
10.
35,00(1 75 nos.lldr..
t)rder Early.
he above are far the most hiilliint
enes ever ollereu. uae oruer tor a
Capital Piize!
CJ Correspondent", can trans.ict busi
ness through the mails with this agency, as
well as though per-onally prestnt.
jr3 Letters carefully directed and an
swered by return mail.
icZF" Colvin & Co. send Managers Ofli
eial Drawings, with statement ol result, un
der close rnv-lope. to all who order tickets
JCT Dnk no'es on all ceod Banks in
the country, nr Prize tickets received in
payment lur tickets.
Prizes cashed al sight. Bank drafts
rammed to tho'e holding prizes
frr All orders are carefully complied
wiib. 'PheUbost prompt attention always
given to oWerir.'
Please address COLVIN & CO.,
N.W cur. B iltimore and Calvert sis..
Museum Building. Baltimore. Md.
ApnU. 1P81 I in 132
BOARDING.
J. W. McSPADDEN has
taken liie Dwelling House, at
l"ttlV I,,c eou luwu
1 ,ev occupied by the Hon
Spencer Jarnagm, and will in a short tune
he prepared io accommodate Boarders.
The residence is a most convenient anl
pleasant one, and the terms of boarding
will be moderate.
Feb. 14, le51-tf 123
Sale of Town Lots.
rilfl E undersianed, Cnmmissioners, will
I nell at public Auction, on Thursday.
Urn 1st day nf May next, a number of
TOWN LOTS, in the n,wn of"f3LAlU'.S
PORT." known aa "H air' Ferry," on
Ihe Tennessee Itiver, (toane County.
Said Town Lois ate favorably located for
Business Mouses, and for privaie resi
dences.
The terms will be made known on Hie
day of sale, and will be arranged 10 suit
purchasers.
AnV perSOIl WIMIIIIU IU HIH.im-: n, j-.l-
vate sale can have ihe opportunity of do
ini? su bv calling on the Commissioners.
8 ' WM. nitowiv.
.1. llUF'"S SMITH,
JOHN nr.Aiit.
J. II JOH N'S l'0.
WII.I.IA l BLAIR.
Dlair's Ferry. March 23. I9r'j. 'g LI1
po"clamation.
W ILLIAM TROUSDALE,
Ci nve It villi (tC TIIF. State of Tesnf.sef.
To all who shall see these Frcitcnls: Greet ing
IirtHi EAS. t hns heoii lande Known in
Hie that a crtain O A Vll) CA KTKR,
ebnrgnd with Imvii!!; rooirr'.it'ed n foul nnd
mrnciiiti murder on the liril dny of Mnrch,
1S5I. upon the limly of John M. ThuriDHn,
nle n our ciiiiiy ol llnmilinr,, lum lied
I'rooi ,iulice and i imw riiiining at laru".
No'w, therefore, I. Willjsiii Trousdiile,
li'ivernor n lireind, by vinue of the
n ..ml nnttuiriii- ii. inr- vested, dn here.
iiynlJer .i re-vnnl of TIIIIEL: HUNOKED
i i I l I !' u lljr .- - - - -
nppr. lH'iii) lli !-hmJ I) t'il Cinrr, nrui iJcli
ver ' Sli'iir' J'iilr 'ur c-hhi.
ly ot' MiunilKtri in utiUt I In I ju'ico in I hot
.1 1. 1, t. titr ..iirwrill lir ll(Ti Ml" A III Ililt
bcliult uioy ? I'.a'i twewu.
In Testimsy Wimui-nr, I hivn
t .. Ii n till u nil nit llfill
Urn-Hill 'J p'm in T
I L. S.I the Great Seal of tho State to be
! 1 .. ' , II- .! . .1.1 I
Bllixeu al iins'iviiic. on mo n uay
of Alit'iili. 1S.I
till the Governor:
W. TROUSDALE.
Yv B. A. Ram-ev. Secretary of State,
DESCRIPTION.
c.;.i p..i. , .I....H i..rt liiirli !t."i or
l.lllll Ulll l I in inr.u. .n H - "
o!i veM .-dd spire' built rpiick pken
ralner luclineil to ie irei-Kieu nur unri.,
iwiiiillv ivnrii Inner, for the niinm-e orcon
cetilini; a buro pliic" "n ihe invk "f I"" In'iid.
which is very pereetmtiie w'n n ihh nu
..tV 1... lm. L....I1 hln-lf fii'i-4 . wnlli-. ereei
nnd proudly, and unpen r to be a man of ed
iiMiiiinii n-iil nf hiKinesK nilltiHctlllnllM. He
snnietinies passes mnlei thu naiiies of Cra
vie . JJnvis null i.. i-. uavis.
Mnrch -JS, il 41. I'll
A CARD.
HAlt.JDIIV II- Il.WVIv will leave Jasper,
I In- l.'iih nr JlUh of Auril,
liirlhe Norlbeni part of I.ntiisianii, North
eastern Texas, Wet( rn Arlm , I'herokee
Nation nun South-western .Missouri, lino win
attend to settling any old claims for any ier-sni-.s
holdini! Notes on iiidivMunls in thoso
States, nnil will in I exas renew such nsnre
likely tn run vv.l or ilme. TiTiuv t" per cent.
Mxtr'i chnrjres where there will be over 25
miles traveling tn secure any s-ni;ln claim.
He will, if required, hicutn Snhliers Land
Claims, &.C, Address nt Jasper until
the I.Vh. and Nashville alter the l5tbtipto
the 33th April.
i..i... m Hi,. Afle.rnrv OetiPTal and tho Bar
.Ucucrnllj of the 3d Juilir a;. I C,tr,,it
Miirr.h 2, IP5I. I'1
New Goods "at Calhoun.
J. H. WELLS
I S now receii-iinr nt his new Store in Cal
d honn, a (rmicral stock of (ionils suitable
for the sensiin, comprisini; Dry (ioods, Ifendy
Maile ('bilbimi, Hals, ( 'nps, lioiitiets, limits,
Shoes, Hardware and V tlery, Hueenswnre,
(JroReries,&.R., whie.h h i proposes io sen tor
Cai-li or country produce, ut mmhratc uiid
iimfiirin prices.
Calhoun, March 21. 131 -3m MO
LIST OF "LETTERS
RMAIMNG in 0'" I'o-t OfTi.-e nt
Alliens on the 1st day of A pi il. I85i.
which it not taken nut will lie sent on to
the General Post 0lb.ee ns ilea-l letters.
liovd.J K
Lusk, Eliza Mrs
IVy.int, William
llishnp, Joseph
Hall, llaldah
IVirnet, Jacob E
B irksdale, J G
Branner Si F.lmore
Ujles, Dartiiula
Carter, E B
Casiender, G W
Meerv, John II 2
Meriu, r.lizaheth
Menn, Jas M
McClarv. James
Ma- hu.tfh, N B
Miller, Morgan
Mori. Win
McGonigal, Rufus
May. II .lit H
Niehnlsoii, II W
2 Pnngle. Eh
P-nk-e. Divid
Pargle, Siruge
I'lltesoo, Sun
Paris. Win
Preswoud. John
I'.lleete, H F
Riehey, Eiizibeth
lliben, Francis
Sel'ers, Joseph
Siy. A H
Some, S.iml
Shell, Cnatls
Slielion. Gentle A
Cox, James
Cnsleel, KllieS
Cox, John
Coidwell, Sarah
Cry, Jo-iiiihan
Casey, Georoe
Cueks, Elisba
Chi-nul. S
Carson, Wm
Ciismon. Wm
t'anriih'. Levi
I "ayes. Win
Davis, Lydia
Done, Uashi I A
I )uncan. L C
Dean, Itachel
Stone. Elizabeth
Lenil, - - - n--t
Dauaherty.M It Mrs Siierrtll.Jas or F U il
Khlndsp. Heiita n son .
Gaston, J D B.ncfclen. Uae'-el
f 2ivtn. John
Mip eson, ii ii
Sianslev , J me
Taylor, Win
Trobaugh. John
Grimes, C W
Green. Wnl
lreaory, JsmeS
Green, W m
fempleion, Joel
Gri-ham. Elizabeth V .ndypool. Kl.za
Grilliits. Vioey
W.l-on. Win
lloluian, Ben
Wal-h, Wm 2
Wil-on, John
While, Junes
While, F S
Wline, John
W i Imiii-.G W
Wright. Mrs J A &.C
Wright. M'Se
Weal. Joseph. R
Hill. J"!n
Ilnv. Kz
Howard, Wm
Hunt, Lewis I.
Ma!. Wm il "
Jiniison. B C
l.awson. V illtn
Lain. Saml
i i r
. J.McGAUGllEY.P.M
a .,l A. 1S5I 3t 132
f lover Seed.
l FEW bushels ol good clean Clover
a- seed lor sale at
McKWF.N& GILLESPIE'S
Mch21,1851-U 1-0
DI5. KOGEJiS'
Liverwort and Tar
V SAFE and certain earn for Consump
tion of the Lungs, Spittinif of Blood,
C-'Ugho. Colds, Afthnin, Pain in the bide,
Uronchltis, Hooping Uouijli, ftDU nil mi--inonary
nireelmns.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Laivil.n Journal oys: "Dr. Rogers
Liverwort nnd Tnr not only give inimedi
nie relief in couirln nnd cold, but, 'rom the
testimony of men of thu highest slandinj;
here nnd elsewhere, it is mnkinjj some very
remarkable cures of cniisiimption."
The Knliwiy Renisier adds; "We have
h;nid il natod by persons of great respects
bility, wh i hive used this meilicin , that it
lion of the moHi rem'i rknble medicines of
ih lire, fur Coiiihs. Culds, Inflnenzs, Krnn
dull, Asllnnn. Pain in (he Side nnd Breast,
,S;iiitiiiLr of liinoil, Wlni'ipiiiL' (,'uiiili, nnd all
Lunir ci'iiiplninls winch, if newli-cied. uu
nlly teniiiniiie in conMiinotiniij i. ml ihe cer
tificates nilncl'i'd 'olhendvc tieinent would
seem fully lojutilV llns stniemuiit."
LIVLIIWOKT.
'ibis plnnt has, for ninny years, been
.found to be of singular vinue in the cure of
'affections of Ihe Liver. More recently it
vvns ascertained that it po-.-os-.i d great pow
er in nrreslini; JJieeilinjr nt thn Lungt
Couolis nf a chrome character, &e., and ot
eksentiul service in till discuses of a pul
monary dmractcr.
TAIL
This article 13 now univerolly acknowl
edj;ed to he ihe most healing u ml crlicicnt
application for diseased nr decaying lungs,
or nuy porii'in of the lloshy or muscular
parts of the human body. lis medical and
preservative ipia'ities were understood by
tho Egyptians in the enrly njres of ihe world,
nnd no doubt nov exists iiinnng cientific
men, tint the preparation tisi'd in tbo em
Ini tiiiiii-nt nf bodies, was composed princii
pally nf this ingredient. In Inter ages, it
wan found to be in utiiveral use niimng the
iiborigines nf Aiueriea, nnd nt Ibis liny il is
ibeir principal, and. in fact, only medicine
for nn unsound sive of tbo lungs, or any
approach to il. Tiiose w io ore acquainted
Willi ihi! his'orv ot Hum hnrdy rnee ot men.
know Ihnt n death from Consumption is un
known nuiotig ihein.' The medical faculty
in oil countries nnpenr to bnvo become
aware of the grenl healin; properties of this
nriic'e, and nre no' iniroduuinir it in theif
prnclice. I)r. liMcbtin, ol England, Dr.
Crichton.of St. r. tirsburg. Dr. Ln Prieure,
of Purts, r.nd ihe disiitigui-lteil Dr. Cooper
Imvii been in the bnhil n! cntnbiiiing it vilil
niher articles in their prescriptions. Slid
with eniire success.
Ben-are if Couuln-fcils and Base Inula
(inns ' ...
Til-! genuine nriicle is signed ANDBEW
II or. bus on tbij engrnvi d wrapper arounsl
iiih hot lb.
Price si per bnlib', or sis bottles for gi.
Sold wholcMile and retail by
NU)Y IL & AihAJJ.
113 Clmr'res t., bel.Conii nnu til. Louis sls.t
Neiv Orleans,
SoleCen-rnl Agents for the Southern States
to whoin nil o'lh-rs nnd iipp jentiuns for
ai'eiii'ies miisi be iii!(i e-s- i'. Sold.nlso. by
"jACh'O.N & LILLAIID. Alliens, Ten.
Cowan &. IIa.wsiom). Clmrleston, Ten.
V. II. Ckapimilks, CU-veiBtid. Tenn.
r.Ireh 2S 151 1 v 130
iifv, Dnviil's r Iklsrcv Plaster,
run KftviT ittvi:t)i
For llhcnmnlisui, (,'niit. I'niu in Ihe Side
I Hi), Unci;, I.i-'ih and .Ini nls, Sirofnla,
Kins-Kril, While Sirvllii,s, third Tu
mors. Stiff Joints, end all Fixed Pain
n-hntiivrr IFIirre this Plaster is aji)ilieit
pain cannot exist.
rjMlESE PuASI'lilLS possessing ndvsn
' Injre of hiiing put up in nir-tight boxes.
Iieiiee they retain their full virtues in alt
elitnntes
Ilnve you friends gnin to California?
By all m'enna advise them to Hike along a
supply of ilns p'a-ter, it tuny save ihem
hundreds ot dollars, if not tlirir lives,
tho exposure which they have to induro in
the mines is sure to bring mi disea-e, which
might be nnmly ctred by tbo use of thia
celebrnied plaster, for the wnnt of which
ninny have In" n obliged to jUU ibeir labors)
ant! full into the hnr.ds nf the physicians,
who. bv tlimr exirnvi.-ritii. high charges.
soon lake owny the hard rarningi nf the
hruvcsi Inlioring men. l!y sleeping in tent
or on th" ground. Uiietitiinii-in, ISpiiinlDls
ease. St ill' Joints. L'ltiio Iwck or Side, and
all like discuses nro ure to Irmible them,
and many (tines entirely Iny lliem up, when
thn simple application of tlii 41'ns'er would
give ili-iii immediate relief, nnd enable Ihctn
to proceed with their Inhors without delay.
Il has been very Iv tielkin! 111 cases of
weakness, surb ns Pain and Weakness in
ihe Smimicli, Wen!; Limbs, All'-clintis of the
Spine, Female Weiiknes-, No feir.ole,
u'ject t" pain nnd .vi-' kiiess in the back or
,(.-, should be without it. Ai'nrriel Indies,
in delirnio sitnnti 'iis, find great relief from
eons'aiillv wearing Oils P 11-oi r.
The niiilic-iii-'ii of ihn P as'Cr between
ib shoulders has been found arerlnin rem
.-.iy f- r C0I1N, Cough", Pn:h .sie, nnd LunfJ
All'-ctioiif. in their priinnry stiges. It dc
ih-.troys infl itiniiiioii hy pe spirmion.
I'm ure nf c uii'leneits nnd host) irnila
lions. L'enlers and pjrehasers generally
are cadtioneil RL'Uin-t hiiying of any but our
regular Agent-, n'herwise they wil! bo im
pii"t-d npoti wiib a woril.le-sorncle, as many
bnse ciMinifrfeits of this Piaster are in ex
istence.
KE.MEVDER!
Tho rrennine is sold only by us, atid oilf
nulhoriz-'d Agents liiruiigbout the South.
No Pedlnr is allowed Io sell it. In luturis
il,.. .runnine will have the rignnturo of k
I'AVI.OU on the new sietl plate engraved
Inhel on lb:- top of ent-h b x; to counterfeit
which will be pro-ecnt-d ns forgery.
Mt,n it., a: zikav,
111 Cliartres st.. New Orleans,
.nle General Ag-nts for ihuSjutliern States,
to uh .iiiall orilers 11ml applications lor
agencies nm-t b" addresi d.
oiu by JAi IvSU.m ; 1.1 Li.Ai.JJ. Atncnt.
t owan m HAMMOND, i-iiariesion
W. II. Ckaigjiiles, Cleveland.
March 2 1-51 -ly 130
Notice.
IM1F. Mercantile buMiii-ss heretofore con
rlnu'eil under the style nnd name of
Un- nis & Parkison, nt K.iistnnallce, is nos
closed hy expiration nf the time of partner
hip. Nearly nil Ihe notes nnd accounts be
tnticiu: n the concrrii, have been turned nxet
tn S. K. Keeder, who is authorized to collect
them. Those indebted nre requested to all
and settle a soon ns possible, ns cash is need
cd aud Ihe business must be dns-il up.
S. K. UEEDER.
Athens, .Vich 21, 1851-tf
sessca j vi " i