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POPULATION OF TUKKEY.
Hit lion. George P. Mnitli, late Minister to
Con.tnti..oi!e. ami oeof tl.e..t sel.ul.tn.
in ih.UmUJSUU,. delivered. t"
T....,.v of lt '' ''
fsmi.l.to.iian Institute t U-..l.igw t.tv.
ou. Constantinople "J Bl'""'
Ir." of the Louisville Courier. tav
'A.-i ;i;v;:;i;!rt::,,.:c
-1 l , (, V(.,oul ,-cet f le
Tn'Vnli .i-.nlcr of the city of fultnn eon
UimalMUt 4..i.lMIII.nl, mi't '' Hfcea
tie orderly coimiiiiiiity, nor one mor five
froi'ii crime, of like number cannot be tumid
in the world. It is t-Mremely rare thitt a thj.li,
robliery or murder is ever committed m that
.art ol tliecitv.htreii,iiitlie.tlieriorlioin,
Lcciiiii.d bv tiieGrwU. mur.lera mid awiHiu
tiuiu iu the tborouijlifuiea are ot a dully oc
currence. The Armenian. Mr. M. mid. were tiiperior
lit the Turk in mental canci:y, but were
veo.lianli, tervile ami iivmicioii. J hey
were the merchant and Uankeraof the couii-
tr"Tho Creel; lie denaled a quick, lively,
Volatile, deceillnl, trvuclieioii, tnd fl money,
and iiuerupuloii us to Hie mean used tor ob
taining it. Tlu-i are infinitely more cruel
and blood tbirstv than the Turk, ami far more
revengeful. They posst-a. little of the c.ao
itie which rendered their ancestor o lllus
triom, haviiitf neilher the constructive jroiiiut
by which ancient Greece wan adorned, nor
the literary talent which how forth in tucli
illiiiiiiiiating blaze durini; llie 1'ioiid day ol
theie ancient republic. In fact tliey m c al
most totally destitute of literary talent; and
their religion, that of the Greek Church, i
utterly destitute of morality and i.iely.or uny
living and improving princij le. It is nothing
more in their eve lliau an antagonism to .Ma
lionietanini. Tiie IJible, Mr. M. atiited, is used
freelv, printed, circulated, and read iuTurkey,
by llie Turk, tho most enlightened of whom
are favorable to and imxioiit for the general
introduction of Christianity. The establish
ment uf the Greek Church in Turkey Mr. M.
considered, would be but riveting the clmiiia
of darkness, superstition, bigotry and igno
ranee upon the people, now anxious for light,
knowledgeand improvement. But if Protes
tantism could tjive form and iiiliittitice to the
religion to be introduced into that country in
the place of Islnniism, which i destined to
give way before the light of a higher civiliza
tion, Turkey and the Turk might tiie to
a hii;li position us u unliou in the Christian
world.
"The New York Express lliinka thai,
desperate 11 llie alrii;,'ole lum already bcrn
between Russia nnd the Allica, tlui war can
hardly be said to be begun in i-arncat. Russia
ia crowding her beat suMim the Imperial
Guard into Poland, evidently detoriniiii'il to
atrilto a heavy blow in tlint quarter aliould the
German elates join France and England, or,
if not that, to allow aui-li idealist us Kossuth
tho grim liopeleaancaa of ever renliziiiu; Ilia
dream of the reconstruction of Pcliind. Nor
i tliin nil. 'J'he Czar, in the event of Ne
aelrudV letter liaving no Influence in briii
liig the slrufjlc diiloui:iticully to a close, U
aid to liavo resulted on suiiiiiioiiing to tin
lield liifteen men out of every thousand,
which lie calculate will givo liint a million of
troop and these are to take the tield n
early a possible. On the other hand, the
Western powers nro not idle. Whole fleets
lire on tliu way to tho Black .Sea with fivsli
reinforcements, wliilu nt home both in Eng
land and France the reapcclivu Governinelits
me btraininj every nerve to alrvnytlii'ii, pre
aenlly mid proKpeelively, the forces ahc.dy
iictively niaged in hiiKtiliiies. We do not
expect to learn that Sevastopol Inns fallen,
this winter. Ueseigeia und beHeigod iippear
(o bu mutually wearied out with mutual
daughter, and resolved to pause awhile but
it is only a pause to regain IreJi strungtli lor
reliowed carnngf.
I.Oiid FoiiTil." VVe published the other
day tin extract from a letter in the N. Y. Tub
une, by its London correspondent, to tliu el
feci that a young iiobh in hi, wiih the title of
Lord Forth, had been aenl homo from llie
Criuie.i disgraced for eowaniice, and that since
Ilia arrival in London he had been black
balled in the clubs, and that his lather, the
Earl uf Pe.-lli, had disowned him. Uu the
wlioie it was quite a pretty story, but we are
satisfied that it is a puro fiction . The New
York Albion good authority saya Lord
Forth I a in ah; that there is uu audi title
among the lng'ih nobility, and no found
lion ill point ol fact fur tliu Tribuuu's state
uicnU Financial Joking. iu the range of finan
cial Joking thero are few better thing than
the following:
"The Lafayette (Indiana) American i quite
glorious at llieaiiecvss of one of their ahating
ahop. iu legally avoiding the payment of iu
obligations. A Jlr. foiilli. of this city, carpet
bag iu baud, called on one of these con
cern with rS.uui) of it paper, and asked for
the gold. The eashiur assured him that It
would afford the directory and himself the
greatest pleasure imaginable to accommo
date th bill holder ol their institution, a
uf at Oil tiie allotted, whereupon he opened
the vault and exhibited a very lespeuluble
pile of gold, which he (aid was 12 J per cent,
on their circulation, the previse amount the
law required them to keep, lie could not
tlurelui e, apareany portion of it to Mr. Smith
without violating the law, which plainly and
unequivocally required iheiu to keep it. 1
MoiiTisiNQ C'iiiskl. Clarendon Williams,
of Jackson, Tennessee, has invented a mor
tising tool, w hit.ll consist in the peculiar ar
rangement of an niigtir, mid n rectangular or
four-sided chisel, w hereby, as the nugur pro
greases tutu the wood, tho eliisel does also,
thus forming a mortise al uuu operation by
olio motion.
J-$f Fernando Wood, the new Mayor of
Nuw York, n few days ago received a ticket
from a sln'o company tendering him the
compliment of n free ticket in their line of
tage during his term in iillico. ilo inline
diiiloly returned the ticket with n polite note,
in which he any:
"I desiro to bo left entirely independent,
unbiased by the reception of any favors from
those over whose interests my public duties
inay call mo to act, 1 have refused all simi
lar oilers Irom others, and shall in no manner
avail myself id' Ilium hilst Mayor."
f-fir Kinma Moore, tho missing girl, whose
mysterious disappearance excited all Roches
ter, some time since, ia supposed to have
been discovered alive Ion, nt Ciiuinnidi. Al
any rale, the Mayor of that city has got hold
of a joung lady, whom he supposes to be
Km inn, and wlwui ho la keeping in custody
until kite ia Identified by her friends.
A SMART llov "Hoy, you teem to bo quit
mart altogether tuu imurl for this school:
can you tell me how many six black brans
artl'1 "Ye. ir, half a dolcu." "Well, how
many nr half a dozen white beans!'' "Nx."
"Ireuieudoii smart bo) I Mow tell me how
uuiiy white bean there are in fix black oneif"
''llnlf a doren, if yox is Vn,
M.i4SAcnrtrrs GoviiNoa 'a Messaoe.
Gardiner, the Know Nothing Governor of
ili'jacliuetts. wa inaugurated on the Hh
in st. A telegraphic dirpatch to the Louisville
paper, give the following syn-psi of hi
Message:
The Menage treat principally of the for
eign population; tbo ibily uf Americans to
wards them; notices I he great increase of im
migration and the l.eg.'ary and crime incident
to it; nres lluit wi.-e. stalesmniiiip should iu
terfere wiiliiu the limit of the coitiliition
to dirtet, nnieliorate, mid control these ele
ments; contends the dominant race must reg
ulate he incoming cla-s; rceommeiid all
school aided by the State shall ue the same
liiiiguage; the disbanding of all military com
panies, founded on nml developing exclusive
ly foreign sympathies; retaining th-i Uible in
public schools: ami' opposing every measure
tending to the union of I hurch and Slate;
particularly severe on the importation uf
foreign dema ogues, Agiagriaiis; lied l!epul.
henus nnd others; opposed to easy way of nnt
uralizal ion; holds that foreigner are entitled
to enjoy all the hlesiiigof the eoiiiitry, but
the nation should coulimie to administer
laws iii-eordiiig to its ow n jiidgmcnl; recom
nieudsiin amendment of the const istut ion so
that alien elective franchise be restricted to
twentv-one years after nnluralizniiuii.
(rr Pimelech Van 'i'. asi II nays, Ihere nro
few question mure frequently asked than tiie
following "what will it end in?" The jnery
was imeti propiiiiiidi d to a Seotclim m, who
wa trying In keep on the sale side of a mad
bull, ilo replied, "wait till the tail breaks,
and yotiM ken all about it." The answer of
our oat meal friend, was a very correct one,
ami what is more, uf universal application.
When you see a man of small means dealing
in extravagant expenditures, don't be impa
tient, you will know nil about the mystery
when the tail breaks" that is, when his
creditors la-come alarmed, and insist on an
o irly acquaintance with his cash book. When
this tikes plaeo, it will be discovered that
your friend was a sliaver,and that he has been
striving for half a life time to keep on the
safe aide of a bull, known as the Court of
Bankruptcy. Mr. Van 'Splurgu is teller in a
Wall Street Dunking Institution. Van
Splurge lites fast, and takes on airs. Van
Splurge gambles in stocks, nnd go. his
length on railroad speculation ,-ind other ex
eitemuHla. Van Splurge will get along well
o.iougli until "the tail breaks." When that
takes place, it will bo discovered, that Van
Splurge has dci.lt ill false entries, nnd has
just acquired a sudden taste for visiting Ell
rope. Some ten mouths since, the Allies de
clared War against Russia. The question
now is, "what will it end in V ,,,"Wiiit till the
tdi breaks and you wi.l ken all about it.'' In
other words, keep patient until the cost of
the tight doubles tliu taxes of industry.
W hen that happens, a re action will follow.
The Hull rebellion will take tho place of the
Bear, Russia, and cause tliu Allies more troll
blu lit London and Paris th in they nro now
meulilig with before Seb.istopol. Again, vc
repeat, wait till the tail breaks.
Rl'ssia a.vu l.mtiiTV. A writer in the Lou
isville Democrat, who nppears to bo familiar
with the character and history of the govern
ment and people of ltuseia, says:
Give to the llussiati people a constitutional
government, and after a season of iiuiirchy
ami blood, they would return to their despo
tism, (lifer to them liberty, and, without un
derstanding, they would reject, the boon. Lu
ring llie revolt of 1N2S, on the accession of
Nicholas, "the republic." wns proclaimed, and
heartily agreed to by the soldiers, who on
ly asked to know " who then should bo
Czar."
They also accepted tiie constitution with
with enthusiasm, so long as they be
lieved "constitution" to be the wife of tho
Grand Duke Constantino. Czarism then is a
necessity based on the barbari.-m and nation
ality ol the Kussiau people.
Tiik IIorskmah lit Death. The following
et 1 rt'-t of u letter of an officer on board the
tnitpiirvil, oil' Billakluva, Oct. '28, described
some curious incidents iu the late action.
t he words however, to Lord Cardigan, as di
rected to Cnpiaiu Nolan, doubt le.s originated
iu tome liiireport; that officer hud seen too
iiiuch gallant service for such a reproach to
have been under any circumstances addressed
to him. "Captain .Nolan of llie lath Iliistnrs,
wa teen riding away from the Russians.
Lord Cardigan hailed him In stop, or he would
have him tried for cowardice, but when hi
horse joined the cavaly, every one was horri
fied to find that H. wa shot through the
heart. Is it not most extra. rdinary f Lx
cept his horse wa running about wildly,
one would have supposed thai he was alive."
The NebniKkians have their troubles
as well us others. Politic il baseness appeals
to bu fully developed iu that region if wc may
believe the various rumors nflont. Tho fol
low ing f rom the Dulleview (Nebraska) Palla.
dium, is a sample:
Bout Coustv. We arc assured by n gen
tleman, who enno directly from Hurl county,
thai there not a single house or resident iu
thai county, except savaoes and wild he sts
and what til il? w hy, that county has elected
threu men to the Terrilorid L-gislutiirc!
(.'an an outrage like this hec nilurcd by the free
pc.nplu of Neiiras'in! .Will llie good sense of
the cople allow those men to lake their scats
in the Legislature!
We know there are wolves in that county,
but they go about ill their natural garb but
the wolves most lo be dreaded, are political
wolves in sheeps clothing such uro they
who defraud tho people by giving places
which have no inhabit nits a representation,
and not allowing a representation nt other
pli.ces having a numerous and respectable
population.
If you w ish to be appreciated, get
men! Thc'poor man's company is not sought,
his advieu not heeded, hi talent not perceiv
ed! Gel rich, and women will think you mar
vellous handsome; your common-place any
ings w ill be repeated as gems of a brilliant
intellect; you will be c nsiiltud us an oracle
of wisdom, invited to feasts and elevated
lo the highest positions. There nro only
Hough exceptions lo prove the generality ol
the rule, thai iir is only incited to dinner who
can afford a good one ol his own; and yet this
sordid meauuesH perv.-idi sail aiwivty, showing
its loathsome visage iu all the walks of lite,
and wu nurse and loster, instead ofdespising
it.
Duru.tso. Togg's dictionary of Chronol. i.
gy iu.-o. t y published, contains under the
Head of 'duelling,'' n list of nitwit celebrated
duels fought iu all parts of the w orld during
the last hundred nnd fifty yearn, with tho re
marss that In onu hundred and seventy two
duels sixty eight of the eombntaiits were
killed and ninety six wounded; in eight both
couibalnnls fell, mid iu eighteen the survi
vors were hanged. 'J hesu statistics will en
able getii.emeii combatively inclined to cal
culate their chances.
fjT In d-sciibing the death nml burial of
n lovely ehihl, a cm respondent of llm Ohio
Cultivator gives this beautiful yet touching
glimpse of real lil'e: "And now (hero cmw a
s idtli-r moment ihnn id : tottering with her
feeble step, thu gr itidiuother, w ith her weight
id' V ears, had come lo oiler consolation to her
stricken children. W ith w ild emotion lite be
renved mother loaned her head on her parent's
breast, nnd sobbed out her griuf. Willi holy
words tho old lady comforted hei, nnd then
camo mid bowed lo r head lo look into that
calm, infant face. 'She look like an angel,
does sho not, mothcrr whlqetd the mourner.
SI,,, t'f mi angel, mv ehihl,' replied the grand
mother, a solemn, lolly awe overspreading Iter
face; 'she Is wief now than any of us; for she
has read the freat mystery.' "
TRIBUTE OF RESPLCT.
Charlf.sto.i, Toiiii., Jan. 2, 1855.
Ala culled meeting of Iliwassee Lodge,
No. 183, the following preamble and resolu
tion were unanimously adopted:
Whf.keas, The Supremo Ruler of the
Universe lias seen proper iu his wisdom, to
remove from time In eternity our highly es
teemed brother, J. A. Stuvkr therefore,
Ilesn'xed, That by his death this Ixidge h.is
lost one of its brightest jewels, and the com
oiuuiiy an honest nnd worthy citiz n. In ull
his transaction with his feilow men he came
near living up to the golden rule, "do unto
others;. you would II ive them do unto you."
Me b is been taken from our midst in the
iiieiidiau of life. Though surrounded by
many warm I'riviids not one uf his relations
was present in the trying hour of death
We will ever retain in memory high esteem
and veneration lor his many uobie qualities.
lteJitJ, 'I'll: t the members of this Lodge
wear the usual bulge of mourning lor thirty
days, und that a copy of these it-solutions be
sei.t to the parents ot our deceased brother.
and thai the Cleveland and Alliens papers be
requested lo publish them.
JOHN M. DATES, IP. M.
S. D. Stout, .Vc'y.
TRIIiUih Lif uiubi- P.
At a culled meeting of Allegany Lodge,
No. 114, of Free and Accepted Masons, in
the Lodge room in the town of lllairsville,
Ga., December 13th, 1851, thu Worshipful
Master announced tho mournful intelligence
that brother Robkkt W. Vouko, of Oak
Bowery Lodge, Eliijny, Ga., and recently
from Monroe county, Tenn., had been strick
en by thu ruthless hand of denth. On mo.
lion, a committee consisting of L N. Tram
mel!, Rev. Goodman Hughes and John Da
vidson, were appointed to report resolutions
expressive of the feelings of this Lodge un
der so afflicting a dispensation of Providoi.ee.
The following report was then made, nnd
unanimously adopted :
Whkrcas, The members of this Lodge
have assembled together on this occasion,
under clicuuislances peculiarly painful and
impressive. Our brother was lar nw.-iy from
a kind parent's home no ; fl'-etionato moth
er or kind sister was thero lo smooth his
pillow soothe his cares, or whisper words
of consolation in hi dying car. Such was
the fate of him whose loss we deplore
whose memory we revere. Never will ho
again meet with us here to kindle afresh the
II ones of loco and friendship, flu will lin
ger no mere around our altar to hear the si
cred words of truth and honor taught. We
trust he has b on taken to that L dgc eternal
high up in the llc.ivnns tlierufore,
itesolied, That thu members of this Lodge
wear the usual Masonic, badge of mourning
iiimemory of brother Voting for thirty days.
Resolved, That the members of this Lodge
deeply deplore the death of our brother.
By his death .Masonry has lout a jewel; Oak
Dowry a member wlusc place will long be
vacant. Wo will ever cherish hi memory
with respect and esteem, und hold his gener
ous trails of character worthy of our imita
tion. Resolved, That this Lodge tender their
sympathies and condolence to the parents
and relations of brother Voting.
Itenolved, That the Secretary be requested
to furnish copies of these proceedings t the
par en Is ol the deceased, to Oak Dowry laidge,
and also to thu Masonic Journal, published at
Marietta, Ga., nnd Athens Post, at Athens,
Tcun., and request publication.
L. N. TltAMMF.U.,
Goodmak Hughes,
J oh. Davidson.
f The Russians, alter all, are not the
cannibals some of the Major Longbows,
w riting to tho English journals, occasionally
make out. As witness the following extract
of ii letter from one of tho privates of 11th
i lussars, taken prisoner lit Dalaklava:
'I must say that since we have l ei-n in the
hands of I lie Russian they have behaved
like gentlemen to us in every resided; nnd
We have been treated equally as well ns il
we had been with our own countrymen.
They have even allowed us this very great
indulgence of willing home."
Wisdom. A little girl about five years
old, heard a preacher praying most lustily,
till the roof rung w ith thu strength of sup
plication. Turning to her mother and beck
oning the maternal ear down to a speaking
distance, alio wliipcrd, "Mother don't you
think that, if he was nearer God he. wouldn't
have to pray so loud!"
05" 'l'H Vl'ry l'lu'irt ''' the Albany Ar
gus that the public sentiment here at the
North Ins undergone, already a great nnd la
voruble change on the subject of the Nebras
k i enactment and that il has all but censed
to be an available or convenient tlicuio w ith
political aspirants. That mischievous ngiln
lion has had its dav.
The Waii is Ei-.nui.and. 'I Iiu European
Times, received by I he last steamer, says:
If any doubt existed in the mind of tun
Emperor ol Russia w ith regard In thede termi
nation of the Diitish to carry on the war in
w Inch we nriM'tigaged lo a successful issue,
it must be dispelled by the deoates in Parlia
ment this week. One spirit seemed to pre.
vade both Houses that of humbling the
pride and eripp.iug the pouor of ti c Czar; and
strong us Ibis feeling is within thu halls ol
legislation, it is stronger out of doors. In
fact, such unanimity on one subject was nev
or before known to exist in thecoiiutry. As
one ol the speakers observd, il was not the
government which was impelling tho people
so much as the peoplu who were impelling
the Government.
'J'lltV akk Cominu ! The lletumnn of the
Don Cossacks, General Chemutoff, has issued
an order to the Cossacks of llie Don, iu which,
niter setting forth the religions character nnd
objects of the war Russia is engaged in, he
sa s :
"Let all of you, friends, saddle your horses,
sharpen your sabres, fasten liruily tour dread
lul piku on its shall, and iu the namu of God
and the Czar, come on !"
7" The lax of Nicholas Long worth, Esq ,
id' Cincinnati, amounts this Unr lo thirty
ihiusuiid three hundred and twenty tight dol
lars. Thai is the amount he lias paid into
thu treasury thi year, ns a tax upon hi
property.
A Victim to Gamduho. Samuel D. Sco
ville, the defaulting officer of the Marine
Dank Agency, of Macon, Ga., has, il is uaid,
niadu a lull confession of delinquency, and
manifests fl proper spirit of resignation lo the
fate thai awaits him. Gambling victimized
Scoville, as il has done a plenty of others.
i-if The gross receipt ol the Wilmington
and Manchester Rail Road for the last twelve
months fool up three hundred nnd thirty
thousand dollars, nnd the net profits one
hundred and forty thousand dollars, being
equal to scvmi percent. Upon lbs whole cost
of the work, stock and loans included.
' Your stair are vory dark, Mr.
Do you lliluk 1 can tiud the but-
Dot, so II.
lolld "
"Nothing easier, my dear Madams. All you
have lo do it to let go the banister ud mskt
a ttmnbls."
A Fr. Fwht. Tne Rondout ( N. Y. )
Courier give the particulars of an outrage.
perpetrated on a passenger on llie Hudson
River Railroad, lecen ly, which will probaly
cost the company a trille. A .Mr. Polant. of
Kingston got in the cars at New York to go
A. .rtli, but being unable lo on. I a sent lie of.
ft-rd lo wail for Hie next train, but I he con.
ductor assured him thai a seat would be pro
vided. He remained, llie cars Went on, hut
no seat was provided for him: and when the
conductor eaioe round, he refused to pay his
tare, until lie was Itirmslicci won a scat. An
altercation ensued, when the conductor sto-
peU the Irani, anil woul'l nave lou-iblv elect
ed him from llie ears, but the jrisseugers rose
and a oeneral light ensued, in which the Rail
road men came olT"eond Ik-sI." A suit has
been commenced both against tho company
and thu employees.
X$f" A correspondent of thu Richmond
Enquirer, w riting from Pnwhntlan, states that
there is a negro woman living in that neigh
borhood who is known to be one hundred
and twenty six years old; w ho has never lost
her appetite or eye sight; never took ; a dose
of medicine or was sick a day and who was
the mother of sixteen children, all of whom
died uf old age.
The Whig members of thu Missouri
Legislature have uJuptcd a platform in which
they discounteiianco in every way tho effort
of the 1'rcesoilers.iud abolitionists lo continue
the agitation of slavery in Congress or out of
it, nnd they declare they will not vote for any
person for Senator who is not favorable to
the Nebraska bill and opposed to its rejiml.
Wonderful and Extraordinary Cure
or sates atisu ur TWKsrv tkahs aTAXiasu.
Never lu my life tinve 1 hud su mueli plessure in doing
mi thing kj in (living litis certitkute to llie wurlii, uinl
t tiu'Mf it tuny be llie c-anso uf llmu-isiiiU uf my Mluw-erenturi-s
bcili-t relieves from tiiat dreudrtil ilinvasc,
rheuuKitl-nti. My wifv tins been uitacud w iili it lur 2i)
years, iiiuhI of Hie taiie suffcriii; excruciiiliiijr pains lu
every irt of hei' uody. tUvinK no t-juetlte whatever,
she tvus reduced tu almost it skeleton. So violent were
the piilns Unit il.t seldom coat J sleep without inking
lutgu doses of opium. vcry Joint sus swelled very
much, snd her knees, lifiids und uock, covered Willi
large lumps, tflic uouUI do uo kind of work, the sinews
M.ud iiiuav-i being; so turd sod contracted tli -tt her limbs
were drswii together, so tlist she wits ubii-fed to be ia
bed con-.l-ui'ly. lu Hits condition she had ben for 211
years, without ever gelling tuy relief from every thing
site used, until she commenced the use of II. U. KAH
UCI.I.'d AKAI1IAM LI XI. VI K.N T, llie lir.t bottle of which
produced t grest change, he luis now used live bottles
uaid the swellings Imve nearly all gone down; pain lias
etitcrely left her; site sleeps well and soundly; is more
fleshy than ever she was in her lire; has an excellent ap
petite, und spins uuil sews ull day. lly the use of s few
bottles more she must he as well as ever she was. If
any one doubts this wonderful cure, he hus only lu call
at my residence neiir Peoria, nml learn the circum
stances Iroin my wife's own lips, or he can further in
quire of any of my neighbors. 8AM'I. KI.SON.
II. (i. I'AIMIKLI.'S AltAlilAN LINIMKNT is illso an
excellent remedy for patsy, spraius, bruises, cramps,
chilblains, burns, pains, toothache, sore eyes, Ac, and
in horses or cattle Is llie best remedy ia the world where
an external appllculiou Is required.
took out nr QjunUrftlt !
The puhlle are cautioui-d agalust'another counterfeit,
which lias lately made its appenrance, called W. 11. Far
rell's Arabian Liniment, the most dangerous of all the
eouuterieils, because his having the name of l-'arrell,
many will buy it In good faith, without the knowledge
that a counterfeit exists, and they will perhaps outy dis
cover their error when the spurious mii;;uru bus wrought
Its evil effects.
The genuine article Is manufactured only by II. ft.
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist, No. 17 Main street, i'eoriu, Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed, lie
sure you get it with the letters II. O. before Varrell's,
thus II. i. FAKItKLL'S nd bis signature on the wrap,
per, all others are counterfeits.
fur sale by G. W. ltoss, ami A. McKm.mx, Athens;
llt-pcix, Wklu k Jonxsus, Cleveland; W. 11. Kky solus,
Ileutoii; W. C. Vai-uuas, Columbus and regularly au
tborised agents throughout the United Stutes.
V rt-e 25 and 51 cents, anil tl per bottle.
AliENW WANTK1) la every town, village slid hamlet
In the United States, in which one Is not already estab
lished. Address II. O. Farrell as above, accompanied
with good references as to character, responsibility, c.
nor. 24 Ira
We are authorised to announce Col. Jas. IIickkt,
of 1'olk county, (formerly nf McMiuu,) as a cnmlidate
for Brigadier (leueral Clh llrtgade Tenuessee Militia.
The llrig-ide U composed of tiie counties ol ltoaue,
Monroe, McMiun, folk, and iiradtey.
COMMERCIAL.
Augusta Market.
Al-ccsTA, Jan. 15.
I hand you herewith nstateuieut ol our pro
duce market, and remark upon one or t wo arli
cles which have undergone n little change.
li.icoN Hog round D a c, for old stock,
but little new oll'ering; hams lltUc, latter
tigure for fancy; sides il a 9c, demand light,
but prices tit in, shoulders Sc.
Lard Is in better demand and prices are
firm at It) a H)e, bbl; aud 1 le, kegs.
Tallow 120.
liKKK On tout, 4 a Se.
lloos Un foot 6 n 7c.
Siikkp f 2 a 2,50, per head.
Wool 18 a 25c.
Coun $1,03 a 1,10; and retailing at tl,15,
prices firm, stock liirht.
Mk.ii. f 1,10 a 1,26; latter for bolted.
WiikdT f l,6U a 2.IIU per bushel.
I'i.ouii Scarce at (5 u 0 per hundred, sack
nnd bbl.
Oats 75c, nnd scarce.
Sroi-K l'Ets tl.oOs. nr e nr.d advnecinf.
Km fl a 1,25 no deniund now.
Hay 1,40 a 1,60 per huu'd, in bules.
Fount. h f I, '.!, no (lentund.
Fiujit None iu market.
1-KAiiiKiis Dull ni;;7t a 40c.
JKKaw.ti; W a ihe.
Jturnstt Scarce at 18 n 22c.
Kuu Scarce at 20 a 23c.
l-ixuiiANOK i per cent, forsibt drafts on X.
York.
Tours, Tery truly,
J. A. ANSI.KV,
Comminrion and 'rwluve Jeeenrnf.
Atluulu Itlurtift.
Atlista, Jan. 13. .
During the past week we have noticed the
arrival of some liberal shipments of Groceries
from New Orleans and iialliuiure, ilo. No
1'rodiiee, worth naming, has bceu received for
several weeks past.
IIacon Old, plenty, dull sale 8 a 10c.
1'oiik tiood supply, ti a tic per lb, net.
Laud New, fair supply 1 1 a 12c.
liuvTiat Source, in rcipicet 18 a 21c.
(John Searce, iu demand 9.1 a fl per bu. ,
l on Mkal Scarce, in request 1 n 1,20.
Fiocn Common superfine $U,S0 a 10 per
barrel.
Oats None in market, -would sell at C5 n
70c, per bushel.
Cow I'kas. Scarce, $1,20 a 1,25.
l-'tATiiKi; l-'uir supply, dull sale 43 n 45c.
Corriiit Uio Ufa i:ie.
Slgaii N. O., iu Midi, 5 a 8Je per lb.
Molassks New crop aoo per ial .
MoNi-.r Maiikkt l-'.xehanne stringent.
Lxciianue sdghtdritlts ou New York i per
cent, premium.
Yours, truly,
BF.AflO AnilOTT.
Gentntl O'mmiMtioa Mtrvhtiut.
Itluron illarkrt.
Uicox, Jan. lo.
Owin to the pressure of money inaiieis
and limited sales of Cotton, but little doing
past week. ' -
Daws A few lots, new, offering, hog round
0 a tc; clear sides 0 a Vjc; choice hams 10J a
lie; shoulders 8 ft 8jo.
an Slocks ou hand moderate, by the
barrel, .?.
Cou! Source, sales ready tacked (1,03 a
1,10.
Oats Scarce, tales ready tacked 78 a 75o.
1'tAS Source, tulct ready tacked (1,25 a
1,50.
Mkal Source, talet ready tacktd $1,03 a
1,10.
KLoft Scarce, good demand Hi a S per
tnck luO Ibt
r r.ATiiit Slow 40 a 43o.
Hay Hood Tennessee 41,50 a 175 per 100.
1'kuit Dried peaches, vealed f i a 2.
1'oTAToas Irish, $4, a 4, per bbl.
Uniom $44f I'er bbl.
lturTKS tiood article 16 a 18o.
Ci.rtkS Rio fr n 12 a lijo.
Salt fl.DO a i.0 per suck.
Exouanuk On New York i a .
lUsneoifully,
AU.ES PtTNlAP,
(fmmm4rm fttretotmm. jVeefsa, (nr.
Or. n'Uari Llwer PlIIo. Tbls great nwdl
doe has supplanted all others for llie cure of disen.es of
the Liver, lis effecU are so salutary and speedy, aud
at the same time so perfectly safe, that It is not sur
prising it should supeecede all otlicrs. Invented by a
distinguished physician of Virginia, who practiced In a
region of country In which llepatis, or Liver Complaint,
is peculiarly formidable and cowmon.aod who had spent
years io discovering the ingredients a.d proportioning
their quantities. Uieeo Fills are peculiarly ad.ipteU lo
every form of the disease. and never fail to alleviate th
most obstinate cases of that terrible complaint. Thc.v
Have justly become celebrate.!; and the researches of
Dr. M'Lane have ptaoed his Dame among the benefac
tors of mankind. No one having symfitume of this for
midable complaint should be without these invaluable
Pills. Have you a pain In the riirht side, under the edge
of the ribs, which increases with pressure unable to
Ke with case on the left aide with occasional, some
times constant, paiu uuder the shouleer blade, freqi.ent
ly extending to the top of the shouldcs? Rely upon it.
that although the Inner pains are sometimes taken for
rheumatism, they all arise from diseases of the Liver;
and if rou would bare relief, go immediately and buy a
box of Dr. M'Lane's Liver Fill..
Purchasers will be careful to ask for r. .V'ms'
OWwW f.irr 'i'Wa. and take none else. There are
other Pills, purporting to be Liver Pills, now he'nre th
public. Dr. M'Lane's Liver Fills, also his Celebrated
Vermifuge, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in the I idled States and Canada.
For sale hy V. II. Kritii Co., Athens; J. A. k C. W.
Corns, Madlsonvitle; and by uue Agent In every town
in Tennessee. Jan. 12
Tli Rnon why tt Niti-rrrds. The
Mustang Liniment has attained itseiionnous Hipularily,
aud almost universal use, siaipty because It gives better
Satisfaction, accomplishes more good, relieves more
pain, and heals more wounds and sores than any other
preparation ever before offered to the afflicted. Every
bottle that s uicd sieaks for itself tells its own tale iu
the relief It gives, and llie cure it effects. And then one
who has suffered perhaps long years with pain, without
hope of relief, and flmla in this Liniment an almost in
stantaneous remedy, can nut help but speak in Its praise,
and rei-oniiueud H iu the highest terms to all lliat he
sees suffering. It needs nu other recommendation than
a trial.
For sale In Athns bv TVM. ni'RN in Calhoun by It.
r. MAItTIN; iu Charleston by JAS. D. UAIN. jan.12
:tlurr inl,
in iiti. vm.ii'i y, on me u Mini., vj 11. .ioo, r.q-,
Mr. Jims I'. Loth, of 1'ollt icouuty, to Miss ttusjtTU
D.mtu, of McMiun.
' Died,
In McMinn county, on the 2"Jd ult.. of scarlet fever.
IIkxht Ci av, ohle.t and only sou of Lamlon P. and Ro
samond Itasiuger, aged four years, oue month and tweu-ty-three
days.
Weep not, parents, for your child,
Kre he went fair angels smiled ;
They tuned their golden harps, and sung,
re his little, flight begun.
Sigh not for him, he's gone above
To live a life of purest love;
Yes, could you nuw but hear him strg
'Twould make your hearts with Joy ring.
lie was too fair to btoom below,
Amid this world of sin and woe;
lie's gone far up on high lo bloom,
Although Ids body's in die tomb.
He wears a robe of purest white,
And rises with angelic niiht
To slug aud fly around the throne
And scan high lleurcn's highest dome.
At evening let your prayers ascend
And with his little voice blend,
To sing aud praise tiie God nf lore,
Who reigns supremely fur above.
Then serve your God, his truth display
While in this wicked world you stray.
Then when your course of life is dous
You'll lly to meet your angel sou.
And live with him, with God on high,
Where parents' ehilJreti never die;
But ttiere on golden harps they play
And sing lu everlasting day. II. C. D.
Forest Hill Academy.
THIS Initlttitlnn wns opened on the 8th Inst, for the
recent Ion nt m.nils. under the uueriuteudauce of
Mr. A. C. CAKNk and l.AUV.
Terms of Tuition
RoiuMnf?, Writing mul Arithmetic 99 X
KnK'Uh itrtiummr nml Gtroffrnphy 0 0
All the &cienccfl, Uiglitrr Mathciuatfct. aud Lin-
KUHgun 12 Of)
Needlework aud Kmbroidi-ry o M
DrHWiiift , A 00
Piiintlng 10 00
Kuril studt'i.t U rcquiri'd to pay $1 L'uiithiKeut Fee.
No Ticket nvi fur lei than half a Hesiion. and no
deduction made except in cuiei of protracted sit-knenti.
The building U Urge and commodiom. and ilttiatcd
upon an eiuiuenre near the town of Atheni. The Trus
tee! can state with the utmost confidence to parent
everywhere, that no place in Fait IVnneMee ii better
iltuiiled for heallli than Athens. Nothing like local epi
demic deactme Iinh ever Iteen known here.
TheTuithm nnd Ocntlngeut Fee will, In all cnic, be
reinilred in advance.
Uoar.lii g can be had in private families on moderate
terms.
The Trustees have with much difficulty procured the
services f Mr. A. ('. and Mr. N. F. Cahn., and from
their pcraonal knowledge of them, aud the written tes
timonials they bring, they take pleasure In reunmtnotid
ing them a Teachers every wiiy qualified to discharge
the Important trut coniWcd to them.
Hy order of the Hoard. WM. H. BAM-EW,
Jan. 1 iiSt) fciecretary.
c
MMTJS for sntite. by
jau 19 KEVKS k HKXDKP.S0X.
IHIl SAI.IT A NEOItO MAN, a first rate field
hand. Apply lo JAMES d. 111111X117,
Jan. 12 3t Athens Depot.
JIMES B. C0OSS.
WILLIt LOWRT.
100 KG & LOWRY,
Attorneys ,t jjw.
Jaul'.'-ly Allicuo, Trim. 830
it. iriTaicK. it- r. mvi.it.
KIHKPATRICK & KEVINS,
WHOLESALE fillOCERS,
Commission Merchants,
AND 11EALEK9 IX
Forcirn and Uoiiientlc I.lquort,
No. t and 9 Market street,
Jan 19 1y-SlW IMsuiliville, Tenn.
J0US tlLLIETT. Itn. II. I.1U,.
LELLYRTT & KHIM!,
WlIOLE-iALr. CKOCEltS,
C07I.1IIKSIUM A WD I'OinVAKDISU
3VT oroliantB, .
AND liKAl.tlel IN
Wtitrs, Llquom, nnd Clffitra,
No. 11 Market street, South of Spring street,
NANJIl tl.M: TEFJX.
MH. J. M. IIENDI'llSdX, of the firm of Keyes
Henderson, will leeeive orders and colleet money
for us ut Alliens. J in iw i.t-o-i
I.. r:.
i large Slock of Actf Hoods at
33A.S17I3jn.jNr COST.
rnilll: undei sinncd offers to tilt puhtic Ills large and
JL extensive stoek of (Jooda at Eastern eost and
freiftlil. The ttia-k einliraees evervtlilnt lliat is new and
desirable. Heine- desirous to wind up this eonrerii, of
1H years standing, and lake Into pantier.iiifi m on,
W. r. Martin, he t ikes this inelhod of callllilC on those
..i... 1.1 mi in foraard and make nayiueut liunie-
dlately. All falliiiR to do so will find their notes and ac
counts In the hands of an timber or Attorney lor collec
tion. And those who waul Uooils at eost can net theui
at the old stand of B. V. MARTIN.
Calhoun, Jim 111, lsoo-ii-iiw
D. D. DICKEY,
DKAl.KIt IN
Heavy Ilardwro.
o. 0 College sireci, nsnnt
rtTAMMKUKDand KMIed Iron (more than 12 difr-
D ..i... v..ti- i ttiaiL-wats U'rniiirlit lnik(ii;
Jfi JL en I niaes-,1 nn nii'ii-i r. - -r
Tat. Hie.ir, ud (Icrmaii Htecl; KngliKh and American
.... ' . a - ii .ia..- Iiutr.irin Rt'iilfH. nil
jhtsier Mivei, once " - ...... .... ,
fist-i; Counter S-alt n: Coffee Mill-; Iron Axel; Springs
. . ... :. il .1.... ll.int r.- Av-Ia; llol-
IV roueni ll-oil win, i iju-, u -, - 1
low Wure; Sad Irons; Hark Mills; flow CastlnKs.
Airrlrii'nl Emplciurnlit A: Itlat-lilnrt.
Plows of all patterns, made by the Nashville Plow Fac
tor: aons; Wheelbarrow.; Cultivators) lt"ad fera
' ., . .I,..., i'.iit..r.; Van Mill.: Fruit
Curs; torn nio-itei, -," --
adders; tlrlnd Klones: Horse l'owers and Threshers;
norse uaKes; niHoi v.n....", ' - ,, '
daiisam Killers; Corn l.rinders; Corn V anters lair
llushels; lluckei.; Tub; I'mnps of all kinds; Lend ripe;
Ziuc Tips, and Hydraulic llauis.
T I ii in-m .Utttrrtuia.
. ai.-.t f.... T...li.tlnn ttu.al Klt.nl
Tin riaie nuia c-r, -. -- .
... . (-.' -o ..i..... Hlii.,.t trtioittr: Connar lltttiiina:
iron; wire, uu n.., - --,-t -. - . , - ,
Pin Lead, Uloek Tin; Wab rieltcr; Bheet line; kc.
t oiintlryA: Jlur lilno no ,iutrini..
. . , l. lnVm. Tltflal.iirtfli Pn.li lt..llM.
Pi iron i-iunura" -
Iron- Iron for Blialtinf; loeoniolivc rlues; lank Iron;
iron, , . ,. ,, v..lire.- ltll..r lllv. l.:
l'alellt not rre-i-"
-. A.ia Iairife ir nil Snoies.
tar Axus, IUKflJi ilATEMAl.S.
French Burr Mi'l Miotics; Lull's Patent Smut Machine;
iiuisiing fcJa-Jejj rmiA i.
Worked Flooring; Window Hash; Doors) llllnds;
Frames; HhlliKli"; Paint"; Marbled Iron Mantles,
of all Patterns; Moulding;
llelna eoniiei led with the House of Isalsh Ill'-ksy k
Co of Pitlsburirh, he Is prewred to Ull all orders for
PHIidMir manufacture with dispatch, and bavin un
urnasseil facllilles for dlspuslna of wiosl kinds of Ten
nessee irilie e, will philiM hliuself lo ).ay the outside
nriees In ''". or will reeelvs and forward on commis
sion m-ikliia- llhtral advances on Cotton, Tohaorn, Pork,
llacon. Unl, TillloW, lleeswax, Olnsenf, Feathers, Flax
seed Corn. Oat". Wheat. Ilye, Mlllet-e.1, Uried Fruit,
Pea Nuts, Honey, Itilts, Ejk, Pig Metal, liloouis, iu.
January l-ly-W
Chancery Court til Albon.
John C. Rutherford,
. vs.
...h.n funnlntham and Mossa Cunnlniham.
Till aeeount ordered III this causes! the last term of
the Court, will b tnkin at lb Master's ofllee In
Athens, on Hi si m ins., n, wmeo iiuie nuu
H.pii. will allenn who .n.ir i,rn,,i.
frlah Dcntoo, Administrator of Geo. W. Hale, dee'd,
rs.
The creditors or me sam iteorire i . naie.
mllK aooonnt onlcrwl In this cause at lh hist term nf
I . . in k. i.b... i kl.ti-r'. nllt.v in
a llie li-owri, w.. " -------- - ,. iM
aiieDO win. , V. ...I.
Jan. I. IW-il 1" . m
Mnnonlo Institute,
t or .'via Ira and l emalct,
'pilf next St-sslon of this Institution commences on
1 Monday, January 47th.
TVrnis, ii.-e S.mio o'cf mnf., payalle inu-Au!
iit .nrjnes .-
Primary DepArtnicul l
Junior clasi I"i tal
Senior clki.s 1- ,N'
Contincent fee
Students entcrlnf the first week of llie seolon may j
enu-r lor oue-lian acsi-ion. ah wnw euier aner ine nra
week must enter till the end of the session. Nodeduc-
j tiou Is made for lost lime exeent in easi-s of protraet-d
sickness. Hoard may nc bad in cuner town or vicinity
at reasonable leruie. Vacant rooms may also be had
where voiini men mav board llieniselvr..
Charleston, Jan 19-St H- HEY WOOD, Pr'pt-
CJI PlXltl'HI-: i'l.Of II. We exet lo keep
S on hand. Flour, llacon, and Lard, to nel at whole
sale or retail. Alio, Corn and .Veal, Dry tionl.. lirnee
ries.Ae. Jau.lJ C. t. k T. F. lilUSit.N.
IOTICF.. I forewarn all fiersou net tocut or I
11 move any timber off my Limits. I will hold all i
Drrsoua accountable for so doitlff. !
UlcevUle.Jan. 17. 1S05-HI HAAC BEXSOX.
Farm in the Dry Valley
ON Tliursdav, the 1st day of February next, the anb
Scriber will sell at PUHLIC ALClluN, ou the
premises, his valuable FAJIM, containing
B20 Aoros,
more or less, Ivluir live niiles West of Athens, on the
line of the East Tciincssee and Georgia Hall lload, ami
adjoinine the lands or Wm. llurk, the lairs of F. P. Pet
tilt, deceased, and others, about lll acres of which ia
underculltvntie.il. Said Farm Is finely limbered, well
watered, and has on It a Ural rate orchard, c. Ti.-re
Is oil the preliiiiiep ft ood Dwelling lleu.e, u new Hum,
and all inner neeost-iiry out-loiildinc".
A eaod eunrniilee title will be made lo the said Land.
TmiMs or Halk: A credit Of one and two years will be !
given, hi equal iiislalhuents, re(Ulrni bond and T'iod
rccurily, and a lien returned an the lulid until the pur
chase money Is pnld. W'. W. PKCL.
Jan. 12, lsV Si S'.'U
, FAIX & CUNNINGHAM
I
liave removed their sto-k of
HAnDWAiii:, (i ri.nm n vrxs.
To No. 47 North side of Public Suuarc,
OPPOSITF. the lower end of the Market House, being
the old and well known stand ol Moltti N. H AItU
NKIt k CO., where they are uow vuV-riiiir at Wholesale, a
well selected us.ortineut of ail articles lu their line of
bu"iness.
Merchants visiting Nashville are requested to call aud
examine their stoek and prires.
NathviUe, Jau. 1, ldoo tiin
829
"OT. 13. IIAIjXj, 3VI. 33.,
(t'onntily oj JIvHlioelio, Ay.)
PHYSICIAN AND SI'HGEO K
RKSPECTFL'LLY announces to the public that he In
tends locating permanently In Athens, and will be
prepared to attend on calls about the first of May uext.
Having had nine years experience as a Physician nnd
burgeon, and the advantages of a thorough course at two
Medical School Louisville, Ky., und New York he
Hatters himself thai he will he able to give general satis
faction to all who iiiuy need Ins professonul scrvl-'es.
Jau. l. ISM If ii'.'H
Cliairs"Cliniri8 i
UO.KN Cottage. Hocking und Children's Chairs,
sxjr fur liule chetip lor cash. Apply to
Jau. VI. J. S. IlltlDUKS, Allilns Depot.
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
jjottory.
(BY AtTTIIOItirV OK TIIK HT T K lK AI.AIIAUA.)
COyVlVTEb f.V 'J HE II A VAX A i'LAX.
10,000 .iiiiibrrw! 231 Prizes!
CLASS J.
To be drawn tliu 30 Hi of January.
Capital J.ioO
A.IHHJ
., tMi'-tl
lo'f(l,U00 H.iKHJ
In all 2M priies, amounting to .l(i,tsH)
ttf- Tickets tA Halves uud Quarters lo proportion,
hills on all solvent Dunks taken al par.
All communications strictly confidential.
H.UU'LL SWAN, Agent and Manngrr,
Sign uf the llrouse Lions,
July 14, ISM tf-308 Montgomery, Ala.
Strawberry Plains College,
Jeffcrkisti county. Team.
flllC Spring ticssicn of Ihls Institution will begin on
the li'lh day of February, Irtu.
The central College ediflee a large nnd commodious
building has been erected during llie present M-ac-li,
aud will be open for the accommodation of Students.
The locallou, ou the main st.ipo road, lfi miles hast of
Kuoxvllle, at llie point where the Mast Ti-iiiickhic .mil
Virginia Hull Kurd crosses llie I lolston lllver, is one of
uncommon beauty und lie:illlituliu-ss. Nolliiiig lil.o lo
cul epideiuic disease has ever been known here.
The course uf study is liberal and thorough. II cui
bruces two Dcp.irtiuelits, the LuUsli or Preparatory und
the regular Collegiate. Tiiiiiuu in llie Cuglisli liepart
nient laries aceordhig tp the studies pti.-i.u.'t!, from ?ri
to tlOty Session, lu advuuee; iu llie Cullegiutc it is $11)
Ti Hession.
Ilnarilimrean lie had al the Doanllng House, with the
President, or in private families, ulli'oui to $l,ZJ
?) week, iitarterly In a.l .nice.
Students will be adtiiilted any t'.ine during the Sisjion;
it Is to their advantage, however, to enter ut tho begin
ning. Auil no student will i charged Willi Tuition fur
les. than one lourlh of the besslon. - r
It la not proposed al this Institution ciilo-r to Instruct
Iuduletice or lo refonu Vice; no such unpromising ma
terial Is desired here. The fystum "f Dlsclp'.ine and
luethodsof Instruction nr Int-tnled uot to miyviwoV,
but steadily to i' the .ludeiil's .inn U'orts for llie for
mation and preservation of good lutelleetiuil and iiiorul
habits. U. L. KlItSt'ATHICK, Prcsidi-ilt.
Strawberry Plains, Tenn., Jan. If, lvo out lii
riowB"Plows.
Jl"f5T received, anoiker supply of lisr-ru Turning
Plows, from the Nashville Agricultural Munuiucinry,
and for sale. IJuiiOl ht.i r.a iti-..ni.ii.--u.
THE GRECSL SLAVE !
Ilucrhautc. Yruiis, Flora. Hebe, and
the Ilaneinir .lrl!
fWHK above ci lebraled Ptatues, togelher with nrtern
M. ,Stittiltr ilk iVou3-, and several hundred ittiyniji
cent (til J'(lintiH(a, frulu the collection of prises to be
distributed among the incinberii of the Cosieopulilan Art
Association at tiie nrsl ntiuual distribution, in January
next.
'l'bc Coviuopolflitn Art nut t.uernry
A Mft,(M 111 I .,.!.
OrganUfd be (As knrtiuntynuiU 'twl Otturul Iltfn
tion oj IMertuure ami it rme jirm,vn u nt u-uuu
original plan.
The Committee of .Vniiitgiiiicut have the pleasure of
announcing that llie First Annual Distribution will tako
place on the Doth of January next, on which occasion
there will be distributed or allotted to members several
hundred Work, of Art, among which Is the original and
world-renowned itillue ul llie tlreck Have, by Hiram
Powers, costing over Uvo tliousund dollars Ingi titer
wiib the beaiililul statues of Venus, llurclmtitr, Hebe,
Flora, and the Dancing tiirl; and llfteeii Mtaluettes In
llrouse, imported frour Paris; also, n large collection of
Oil Painting, comprising some of the brt productions
uf celebruted American und Foreign Artists.
PI, A t'WUTIIlO CI KUI-.Vf' YI2AII.
Th itnvnifiit of three dollars constitutes nny one a
member of Ibis Association, and entitles liiiti to the
Knickerbocker Maguiine Tor one year, and al-o n ticket
In the distribution uf the Hnluary and Paintings which
are to he ullotted lo members in January.
Persons taking live meiubersliips are entitled to five of
the Magaslnes oneyear, and six tickets In the distribution
I'er, ..ns. on becoming members, can have their Magu
liue commence with any month they choose, and rely
ou Its being mulled to tbeiu promptly on the ftrsi of eve
ry month, direct from New York.
The net proceeds denied from the sala of member
ships are devoted lo llie purchase of Works of Art for
the ensuing year.
Hooks oK-n to receive names a, me r..-i,ru
New York, or Western nfh-e, Hsndusky.
ri.,. iillrv ir Art is located at ttandusky. (the West
ern ofllee uf tho Association,) where supelb Oranlle
llulldlngs have been erected lor II, aim iu wnose .pn. iou.
saloons the splendid collection of Statuary and Puiut
lugs are exhibiied.
TIIK ADVASITAGKN tilil'l III "
by becoming a nu mber of llils Assoelnlion are
1st All persons receive theiH citiur oj tknrmrtp
tionn ut (As ttaii, in iho sliape of sU-rling Miigatiuo
Litrruture. . .
2tl. Kil'll member IS COUirioimtiK l"ini mi tin,. i. ,B
chtnee Works of Al t, which arc to lie distributed among
themselves, und are al me same ii.oe intir.f i
Artists of the country, antuui.u.a ii.ou.auu. o. u........
'''p -rson'rri'au'itlug funds for membership, should mark
letters, "llegl'lered," and state tho inonlh with which
they wish tti.-ir magnainc. " " " . ;"
IH.st olllee address In r.ill. o" the receiptor which. K eer
!:,! nr ,.i..,iibtrsliin. logi'tlier with the uuigjliue de-
aircd, will be forwarded lo anv part of the country.
Those who purcliuse i"i" -"' ""-
serve that by Joining "'is Association, they receive the
Magaxlut and Free Ticket In the annual distribution, all
ill the same price tle y now pay for the Magatlnc alone.
Illustrated Catalogues of the whole collection sent on
aiiolh-atioii, free of charge.
" (llliees uf the Association, at the Knickerbocker
Mie..lneolli.-e, IM llroiidwar. New York, and at No.
liir, Water street, di.nduky, Uhio. Address, al eiUier
office! for membership. , .. .
Deo. ttl, l I'BUHT, Actuary C. A.AL.A.
dvlt.
22
aw il AflU lust received anil for sal.
t) Nov. 7 McF.WRN k OILLWrpirT.
SUA (JO AllllOTT,
Jlliniliwi .n-wraoM
A RF. proposing tosJI iHM'i:nir, such as
Colfec f ug'ir, Hall, Molasses, ryrup, lllce, Candles,
Houi. Tobacco, Ac r "'' Very low for rash, or
Srt!.' lliemon Produce lu store Th., will buy any
!Z I". Their arrai.gen.rnt. for lh. storage and sal. of
Triinertw pw,w " .
It well nnrt fvornhly kuowu to prwiucij dualrn.
Iit-c. 1ft, 'W .
p.imr rop Clover SvviU
. am s...l.l- .f rsa rnn DfVT
lsvrrlntr, Mram Itpfliiod njrup
School of Medicine and Surccrj,
fOtt l'HIVAT V. IXMltUTItN, 4
Kliuxillt. Ti uut
Instruttur!-.
ntcnnn -t..i j. x.
iL HIAUKR, Jt. l.
OHR oluert U iu llord to Mi.Upnl Stu.f.-nti th rv
ui-ne r1n;iii.cM fora(n irii ff a tLuruiVh uit
pmctical know U-d jfu of Ui faadausjiiU piiuapit-i of
liifJifiii'.'.
The uurthod of lustnirtiou will tc by a ny.trn.atlo
Cim-j cf Jitl'in;Jt in ttc hcU find LtU-l T. l bj.iks; I y
rxNcr!:nuni it-viurv, niiu uaiir f utiiMiiaiiuii, arittrd
ili It tSf ..HI mtU tl 5iK-s.'( t,ri:l;y in t utVcrtlt
uf Virrit.i.1. ;tinl in tlu Knrojuim nflmol.
ViiiimihI ndviititiitri'H will Lc oIl;T d lur tlif tucr y jf tp.
and urt'lcal Ai.'ituiuy, and exn ritmiitHt i-liciitiktry,
'i he ciMiriu.' f ulutly will h cnthn.el thrmifth tho
cnlirt .Vt iir. and will be dividinl into tuu tertu.
Tiie Wii.tt r Term, Wt:innin)r uu tin Crtt Monday in
(,tiil-fr, will c!iil'r:ur llie Miutti.t uf Auuton , Surgery,
tSv-niUir.v and MatL-ri.i Mniira.
Tin Sttiiiiiiit-r Term, b.-Kii.iiif-j; on i)it firt Mndy lu
April, wdl finhract. the n.iuli-! of IMiysiol.-jry and I'iitl.
nliiifT. obttftric and hiw.Hs nf Vu::.cn und Cltildrea,
aud 1'lieury and Praetii-e of Mvdii'ine.
A KiN i'iai IVrm lur tho di-iriii(r, wi!l b entprd upon
in J.iuu:tiy, to 1'initinue till tiie o,M-tiiit)( uf tiie (iumiue r
trriu. Hi, h puil will have uccc W tj UibiueU aoid
Ubritrii'a uf tin Inntrnrturi.
I-Vi1 f.ir the Winter IVnn, alone, ')
K.r siini hut TtTin, iilitit-, l
Or for tiie entire year, 70
Special Hrrnii!i ut ritj made with thit who with lo
pursue unly a part nf the counte of ttndy.
Fur fnriluT pariieulnr. tii'ply t' itlier of th tntruo
ttr. by Utter ur at their iilktoti f'unitHrUnd at;ecl,
vt uf the IWt ollice, Ki.uxville, 'iYtiULSset;.
lH-c. 1n'4 Om SJT
PJotico to MooliAnlos.
'MIK inidt-rniiied will ofli-r the contnu t for building
1 the J AM. I r HieroUee rourity to the lwet bidder.
In the town of Murphy, on the tub day or Man h next.
The btiildini? to h.- of Ih U 1.. .Ml feet limit by .X two uto
lien hih. nnd liiiixhtil altr the luowt ni'proved plan if
tniHlerii pri-miia. There will be furnished vn lh day uf
ale compIcU speci'liMiioiis of the !mil.ii.ij( Hisd term vf
paymcnl. 1. F. IMMHOtU,
J. It. lVt'UK, -CimtaiMiuii;r.
M, FAIN.
Mjrphx, N. C. J;tu. ft, 1n'.5 Ci 8:3
OHKorihe cN brte.l ll;r;.i of Ciiluuibu" at
the Farmers' Ciu-up More
Jitii. 5
0. F. AT. V. flllJ.SON.
4 'jTTI. VI'IOM ! A pood firm hand enn obtain
J ft a pHriunnent fitmitloii, nt iair rqireu, l y applying
at thin oliiee.
Jr. 1 1 ft Hi
V. M. KOKTUIICP,
V. ttOl'lloy At Xj tTC,
t hislturtvovis, Trnii.i
"JTT"-!' practice in Hiiinillon, llrudh y, Ulna. Elert
W soe uu.l .Marion counties, iu YciiueMice. M'lllco
Jeef iu ail lower Kast TelinirSoe. lau. Co, 'o4 if
Hiwassee College,
?IoHro riiiil 'IViiu.
TIIIH present Kertioti uf thi yoitt.fr but pro.ptrouo
. Inminalori will ch-sc on Tlmi.Ml..y. the ;f Feb.
rimry, lsVt. The next iv-juiui will eoiuiiieniu on Mou
dny, the I'tlih of the nunic nio'.iih.iil wiiu-li time ntudeuta
kliuuld be present tu r.kr lu euur iluir propti- ciuaa,
I acuity.
Rct. JmiN If. ltui'M n, A. M.. PtViiiteut.
II. L. IH m-an, (tu Mia.) rV(.
Tuition : ijlti y .Hensiuii ; Cu;i!i.;jri'i.t Fee 50 cent!.
IloardiuK at rnisoiiable r;iii.'. li.-ii-i; in country,
two mid a half inili J from Madionvitle, we are liee from
the fxpetirif.t, the eniifii!ionn, and llie tfinpiallon. lu
idh-nt-MM Hint vlee, which charnctei iif tinvn and villapei.
For further prtrtlculurs, addrt-'.-o one nf ihe Fm uliy,
UatdMfL- t 'tA ye '. K, 71 hit. lieu. S, 1.V4 ly-it4
I Wti USUI M.OI'a
t'FT rei-eivotl. a Hue stork of llonts ninl i'lioes; sotnt
extra hvuvy Allocs for Negroes ami lor sale by
Nov. II ti. W. IKIS.
I.ot.tl Ont1 .'Sn-l lluvc illviif).
TIltlpK Inili-hted to me are earnestly rettuested to
euiiie ami p.iy up. If tlo-y do not 1 ntuul put Note,
and Aci-ouuix iu train fur collection.
Nov. 17, K M'M. M'ltNS.
3?vxx JSsls.lu.tas "X7"-,zxtocl.
1 Wll.l, give the hii,'li.'st market price for nil the good
H it fhlN! thai limy be tillered during the season,
such as Mills, Ojio.-iilil, l-'ox, liiicce.iu, Ollt T. House Cat,
nud MusLrut. Alliens, Hec. 1 tl. IIOSS.
l IMkVM IMTU'T MUT.tl.ie
nunxAii ovisxais.
f B1111.' subscribers, Agents for lower Kast Tennessee
fi. for the si.le ot Kisk's Metalie llorliil Cases, inform
the public that they have Just received and Intend to
keep on h ind it supply, from the hmot to the smallest,
whirh thev oiler lor sal;- on reasonable terms.
These eases are nlr-Huht and indeslructiil.le.and when
usid we liuv- Ihe gruillyiiig rellecllnn lliat Iho bodies of
our deceased loved out's i,tc l;.clrmo h r-iptlmi of water
orilcpredatioiisur vtiiuhi. KllJlili i llltOWS.
Alliens, lice. 1, 1-."1 tan o2U
Wliolosnlo Groooro,
Atiiri::a, Uo.
Nov. IT, l.-l-tf t'.'l
XVarcIttK A Commission Jilfrt-lianl,
yVll iHJLi tO. Grit-.,
Tf-TfTIIOI.DfiAl.lldi al. r In Vnuesec, Aiuhnma, and
y (inirgia I'rtltl !.. Ills rtlures are new and
i;-e 'riHft auil cureli.lly const riicted for the snle-kocp.
ing of alt cuusiiiuu-lils a diMitrriitniii l"ii needed 1b
this city. et. ST, ls.H-ly-.tl8
hat not si:i ii.isi,i:vro,so. ca.
F. D. FANNING,
TTIIOLr-MALK UK.lLI.lt 15
raVI'ti, t'AI'S l NI'HAW I.OOD9,
No. 81 lliiyno street,
i I. II rls'KlUtl, N.
T H KItCII ANTS ii'id others desirina to piii-clia. will
1B have their orders as promptly and salislaclorily
filled as if they Wile here lu superintend their pur
chases. liepl. e, 1 V1 If 811
Ofllcift.1 miotics.
AUMIMSTItATOKS and til AlilHANM ill. hereby
liotited to come forward and make s'titcinrnt.
T. VALlillAN, Clerk.
October 13, KM If ' Ii'
s -cr r t on xx o tt ia.
JU II II. Is! MM, I'ruiirit tor,
Allautit, Ist-argia.
Aus. 15, IS.M ly CI
, UVlxont vixcl Hay!
WKwish to purchase a large lot of ood Wlnal
and llay, lor which we will pay a liberal pric..
Auk-4, 'o4 KKVKS It IIKNIHilt.ll.N.
lAimuiionnissin, ii:hi it AST
Cor. East Bay street and North Commercial VI hal f,
I Isarlt'k.sMi, K, 4'.,
t? tin-pared lo make liberal advances nn consignment
of Cotton, Lorn, !ui:.ir, Kiuur, (iruili, llay, ic.
MvumIho IVruvistu l.aaMO Drjiol!
Fanners' Plaster, Charcoal, Hone llilst, Mineral Phos.
pliale l.iiuc. Hup. r I'liospliulc Liuio, sic, ulwuys uu baud.
M,'lll S. list llllll
Tnait V.flsrla.
c .1-1 imritic. Nitric nml llvilrocblorlc or Murlalit
fit Aei.li, of llie purost nuuliiy, for sale low, by
July H
LI. W. ROSS.
Milil Kali!
A 0OOD dry arth le of sack Hull, Just recet.eil and
tor sab- clieup, t-y
iiEVKS HtMHUSO.N.
Oct. il, luM
nil.UM IO M Vfl A il . I .-.,
AOti-asi, 'I'.'IsH.,
Oil II'imMiuk"! fi.-,ti ' '.. Uoort Wttlqf
HV. i'.iin' lh-ugHt.it.
' ntl. A.W.MII. IIAUMI.
rATE from the North, have taken the above location,
J where they cx.eet lu carry on tbo above named
bu ",e... The Ladies of the low., and llie surround u(
country are rc,p.-i-n.iHy invited lo call and .""''''
their sioek nud w..rk. Inc. 1. Isf4-llin
I tnd i'liouti'li'si '
sr-tr.HOliN hasj.ist reci ivcl ui the Vurlely," t ff nsr-
S al assortment of C es. l'.-cservi-a, , I- igs, llyont,
1...1. I't.-L. I. I'it.e Ann e ( Iteese. Crack-
ri uut-B, i aornt in... i - ..
ers, Hiirilinn, ll. rringi, t Imiuiuoii, l loves, NillnilKS,
M u e. J i: obe IMsic, i.eiiM.n t-.t , uv...u
moll is, Cream Nuts and Filberts.
(Wie. I.
. . .....a-lBtir 'f-AllIlf'i'A 1
Clirnrs of all
S , "i.. k b M.ull. t'lur t.nidli-s: Mutches, 1
,ches, tc, JUBI
HI.IUMN'iJ,
received and lor sale al
Dec.lJ
ISolliiiK I lolll.
WE have on blind ami for snlo a auprrlor artlcl. af
Ibiltiug tlollis, Nos. ti, B. S. U and III.
Nov,.ju McKWKN A .IIM.IWII.
Just Ur-i-lvil,
VfirNFItAL assortment of IIIMITH tnd WIOM.
which we promise tu ..-lias low as :J"n,
.... r .n und imhrs for yourselves.
take pleasure In showing ai.d l"j'"'-. T . 0inOV.
sT iinU t H.IK ! -TMs m Inform our eii.loi"tr
Nous and Accounts, t'" "j l r r ' .
"DEPOT HOUSE,
Allicnis, T'""
-WTJZ. A- Gc' nI5ED
WJn.il r.-.-ctfnlly li.lora hi. Irk,,,!, and Ut
iravellut public generally. Uirt he has on,U a
.e of Fade.tl..l"- ' "'' '""
meal. . ' .
tta Wlxtor JE)tool.t
.UK subscriber It now receiving and openlui kit
1 .wk of I nil il r l.ooila. to,.h.r
Tl. a gt.od lol of M-lnl)-'lMt' loll.lltr
:bl.blpropoM.l.Ml low for
(,.od trn. l"'- "Ol'Wli,
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