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FEMALE MEp1G iYYpN EnOILEN, u.

Dr. Townsend SaTsapaTa a sovereign and speedy GU
incipent Consumptou, Banenne, Prolapsus Utsn,
Falling OF the Womb, Costivenes, Piles, LeuchOuhna OF
Whites ObsTueed difficult MsnsuuatOn, lnoontinence
# Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
r0stratOn OF the sysenno whether the result OF
Inherent cause causes, prodncsd by neguarty Illness
cciden Nothing be surprising than HinygOfatG
fleets the human frame Persons, al weakness and
ude from taking il become robust and full OF energy
ndeF It's influence. 1t Immediately the
OF the female irame which the great OF barren.
II VIII not be expected Of us, OF delicate
atuTe, exhibit certificates of performed, but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been Reported
Thousands Of where families have been without
lidgen, after using few bottles Of this invaluable incidence
laye bean blessssd with a fine healthy affirming
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6. 1886
Dear Sir About week SINCE while working at nv trade
cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way. The who
b OF the adze entered the top Of foot below the
step: Inc wound began iname, and continued
until became much alarmed. used British OIL nciur
then cOmmencet the use OF
DALLEH's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
to subside, and has entirely left me.
can confidently recommend Dalley's Magical Pain Ia
tractor being superior anything have e. seen ted Ia
removing pain or inflammation.
am shlpCarpenter by trade, and shall be willneto
uy 70 the virtues of the Salve at all times when necessary
reside on Franklin Avenue, No. l5l where can give an
JEFFERkON M RISHoI,
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

Tins EXTRACT Of SarapaTa has been expressly prepared n
sfersnce TO female complaints No female who has
suppose she Il approaching thai critical period, The prr
Life, should neglect to take it, II CERTAIN preven.iv
any Of the numerous horrible diseases WHICH female
subject at this time Of life. This period may be deayoo
~ several years BY using this medicine. Nor less vaua
le for those who approaching wOmanhood, cal
iuated 70 assist nature by qulckenlng the blood and ygO
ting the system Indeed, this medicine invaluable Tor NJ
ne delicate diseases TO which subject II brace
ne whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies
y removing the Impurities Of the body, FAR stimua
ng as TO produce subsequent relaxation, a Is the
aos medicines taken for female weaknes and disease y
lsing few bottles Of this medicine, many severe and painful
nfgiea Operations may be pTeyenied.
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TO the great success and immense sale of Dr. TOM
ssnu oasaparila, number OF who formerly
EhAgents' nave commenced making Sarapan Ia Exta:t,
GmAIs, bltte Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc. They
ay putt up In the shaped botles and of them
ave stolen and copied our advertisements; they
"2p5i i limitations, and should be avoided.
,fHncpa O1lce, l6 Fulton street. Sun Building, W
s9S Redng Co., STATE street, BosloI pyott 4 p
1 NGrh Second street, Philadelphia; 5. 3 Hanee, Drug
gst Baltimore; p. NJ, Cohen, Charleston; O5 South Peqri
street, Albany z. H. McGraw, Natchez and by all the
principal Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the
United States, West Indies ana the Canadas.
J. WRIGHT, 15l Chartres street,
do SOLE AGENT, New Orleans.
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IIlA.RTNELL,s WASHINGTON HOIsK.

7, PHII.HDETPHJJ
NHE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
Il friends that this SPELENDID HOTEL, which 81
has been under his charge for several years. been
elegantly refted enlarged and rsurnsheA in the most iI
fashionable manner and the entire organization of every de
parment complete The splendid suit of apartments can
be had at all times by giving few hours notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders it of the most desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either upon
business pleasure; and there shall be no exerons spared Ia
have continue to merit the liberal support has heretofore
received II. J. HARTWEIL,
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. my7 W.T.
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HE ELECTRICAL FEBHlFuGE; or, sPEED's
Il FKvER ToNIC-The announcement that feyets. of an
grades and types, be cured from foeRtv hoTs
without vomiting, purgng, other dsagreeabe operation
will appear so startling and improbable, that many will hard.
give eedence though momenary ast0nished at such
apparent presumption and think of the subject:
nevertheless, unhe atngy dec that the Electrical
FebI1bage VII do IL, when used As directed.
n Bilious, Yellow, Congesve, Typhns and Intermiten
Fever Ague and Fever all yield toss sure and potent
remedial action II Is perfectly safe in an conditions
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DENTISTRY.

n H BADGER. Dentist. will return to NewOrIean by
u the 18th Of November next. : Z IVA -
HORDLkFs .psntasfs No. IA North street, Laiayelte
y Square, Mrs. Lindsay 81 New Orleans al
h a. LION. Dentist, late OF " Canal street Womb
e9nndeufaly recommend his friends and patients to III
VEST, as skilfui DksTIsI. during bis absence from
NeW gfieans- - WEST, Practical DENTIST
my8 em IL 81 Charlie 8, hesr Lafayette Square.
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BACHELORS HALI-AT VAUDEVILLE, =.
- Opposite The Mum WhaEf.-The undersigned ..s1
have the honor of informing the public that they I{,,
have Just completed establishment at Vaudeville, .A.
opposite the large Wharf, scale of magnfcenGe and
comfort calculated fill the void that has long been felt
make this establishment fashionable and desirable resort
combining the comforts of a Restaurant kept in The most
approved and recherche Style with Wines and Liquors OF
the most choice and varied kind.
Dinner will be served either the table dh0e according
to the bill OF fare Attached to the Restaurant will be
AFFAIR at which only the best Liquors and Wines will be
dispensed.
CONNECTED with the establishment IS likewise handsome
Billiard Room provided with excellent cues and where anna
teurs can occasionally find relief from the monotony Of
country life. -
lnne propreors have left nothing undone to their
establishment agreeable No money has been spared
to procure the various comforts for those wh0may honor them
with their patronage $3.50
N b. There Barber and Hair Dresser attached to the
above establishment. - ~
mylS Ii BERTR MD, CoMBE & co.
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI.-The undersigned
1fA has the pleasure of announcing her friends
and the public that she has leased for of wears f
thus desirable Hotel The location is central TO bus Mfg
ness convenient to the harbO and bath houses with
the benefit OF the breeze, and beautiful and pleasant
view The house well adapted to families the rooms arge
and well ventilated and desraby fitted up There are sew
and Fishing Boas-and, Short every thing 10 give sat
fact on TO all wh Nay favor her with call
Terms reduced from and after July H. 1885, as follows;
poeuS per $50 90
- pei Week'.'. 90
Children and Servants haEprce Wine at dinner free
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The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in iheie Gases
wonderful, quickly does it all pains and
and heal the injury No SCAR REMAINS, It's snceess IN
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled.
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ID. Townsend, not having tested his snT1upaTa IN
II Fits, Of course recommended It, and surprise
receive the following from intelligent and Respectable
Farmer Of Weacheater county:
FoRDHAM, August Is, l8i7.
DR.. ToDHgeRd-Dear Sir: have little gir seven year
81 age who has been several years afflicted with Fis;
ned almost everything for her. but without last
although could find Recommendation oiTculars
like hem, thought she very delicate
sRth would give her of SanapaHla and
y glad did for not only restored her strength, bat she
had OF the Fits great pleasure and
lTse. She b fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
We feel grateful, Yours respectfully,
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Ii the safest and most eeetna medicine oF purifying
ne system, and relieving the suenEs attendant upon child
nth yer discovered. II strengthens both the mother and
mid, prevents pain and disease, increases and enches IT,
ood those who have used u think il Indispensable L b.
ighy useful both before and after confinement ~
entA diseases attendant upon childbirth; coiyeness, pL
ramps swelling OF the feet dependency, heartburn yOn.
ing, pain q !he back and joints, false pains, hemorhage
d N regulating the secretons and equalzng the crcua
ton has equal. The virtue Of thu medicine Is il
always saie and the most delicate aud successful
cry lew cases require other medicine ia little
stOf oil magnesa is useful Exercise ia the open ar
nd light food, with this medicine will always insure sale
md aaaY nnnlin
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Below is account Of another child saved. Dr. Town.
sends Saapala has saved the lives OF thousands of chill.
iEen, The following certificates selected from great
lumber received this week:
NKw YORK, April l, 1877.
Or T0pnssnd-Dear Sir: One of my children was very
hck with CankeT In the Mouth and Throat attended with
treat debility. Ii dying obtained Of your
excellent edcine and II cured directly Tor which ASSURE
You L feel very grateful. YouTs, respectfully,
ELIzAnETu FOWLER n Ileshrossas street
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NcaO Orleans .fgelscy

NJ OF THE
MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE. co
OF Nashville, Tennessee.
INHIS Company Will Insure on the Mutual Principle
Il Houses, Merchandise, etc. against LOSS or DAMAGE
BY FIRE and the Cargoes of Vessels of every description
against THE PERiLS Or THE SEAS AND RIV-
Frs All persons having their operty insured in this Inst
tuition entitled to full parc ation in the profits with
out any liability to loss.
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n. 8. WATERMAN
(LATR HOLMES n co.,
SODA AND MINERAL WATER

MANUFACTURER,
"e hx9 0raUier, Cdr0Rdest street. Ns1 Orleans
~, SODA OR MINERAL WATER, in Glass Bot,
Hoslt IN OF Favored with Ssnapana, Lemon etc. Tor
CO. L, Is. steamboats,, or Private Families.
shortest notice ~ Wy IA 'nippias otuef' al I'M
AisonseonI1aH NJ allowed TO Commission Merchants.
furnisls.l on IL w AfEK AND MEAD, in Fountains.
'uNIi'n ~ On lle most reasonable tefms - :, '
~. .. SODA WATER APPARATns of svsvv ,lasov;,,;O.
always on hand for SALE TVS Vi efefy uescaspsuon
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II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .ARL' S-The undersirned
~ Tor several years the conductor Of the welknown -
Hotel and fashionable watering place DAPHNE, TfIs.A
situate in Baldwin county, Ala on the eastern shore .,
OF Mobile Bay, ten miles southeast of Mobile, most
respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen give him visit
with their families and the natural beauties and
tive accommodations OF the place. open for the
excelence as to make Il e resort of the country every
way worthy of the most liberal patronage.
Those visiting DAPHNE will have the advantage of on
oyng Shower Bath unsurpassed in the Southern country
being supplied by Natural Fountain discharginR 0He hun
dred gallons of water per minute strong Chaybeae
Spring also the premises very beneficial to those whose
health require the of Mineral Water
For Salt Water Bathing a eommodious house has been
erected. ~
Low pressure steamboat will leave this place every NOR
mag for Mobile, and return in the evening
Applications for Board should be directed to me- care
of JoHs TICKNOR, ESQ.,. Mobile, Ala,
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4 COHEN. having had 90 years experience, offers the
-. above intaibe remedy for all Diseases per. esEan
tanning to the EYE; Ophthamia, of five years
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye, &11
Of . years. cured In 10 weeks; man of this city, ~
being stone blind for MONTHS restored the sight of
eye In three weeks gentleman who always used for
% years, by using only drop enabled to read the
newspaper without them by oandegh hours after. In
Illumination of days cured bv sagie DROP It gives
bflllancy the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
u Nos. 2O6 PHILIPPA street, Heva, and A ST.
CHARLES street. ap17 ly
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She brought my bed box and applied some 10 ores
felt immediate ease whesever touched me, and be gsd
tor enough to annont me thoroughly. II obtane
new life seemed to invest me. To remove the burni
In the chest even made Pills Of it, and took them,
soon cured me- owe my life to your valuable Extra,
being now as strong and have been b
In the year 1912. KERZIA FRENCH
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JAMEs "a. sPRATLEY,
SURGEON DENTS 4

Umce NO. 110 80. Oharlea street.
Between foydfan street aud Lafayette suuus.
tfJkAE all eperaieun TEETH viii Sc nrrforssi T.
W seuffaetrfy nann.r MA ~
y. ID. BULLOCK DENTIST.
nFFlCE AND RESIDENCE, S93 Camp strest. iust
s alove De s - le VIII perform all
Ssoa and beauty an IoI ss zs RsIs r.
seIted-isom Que to a complete zst--on the lIIYIY
le-t hptofou piAn B. Charges very mod
e---s- ia4 y
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/ NJ. HIlIIUI4T, Y6ter1dfD geOn, would ANNOUNCE
oDv e ,h the citizens Of ihi' city :, y and is Vi
business in his line entrusted TO his care "a IA
Dr. Elliott hopes hsong experience Veterinary Surgeon
will insure him large business he spent nine years in the
Veterinary College Of France, five years Prussia and the
last five this city with great success The Doctors
charges from 81 to 80 upon durable disease.
Advice gratis
KY The Doctor is to be found all hours OF the day nd
night at TatteFsalls Stables, ST. Charles street.
~ FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
and for sale. mills 6u
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For EVsipeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear Tor it'll
time. but it is driven in and will re-appear in me same
other place The Pain Extractor, however drdns
and completely removes the cause of the dseas and eec
thorough cure.
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= NEW YORK, ApnI ., n.
Or. T0DHsend-l verify believe that your Sarsa Rfla
been the MEANS through Providence Of saving nv life
have for several year had bad cough II became worse
and AT last raised large quantities Of blood bad
night sweats, and greatly debitapd reduced and
did not expect live, have only used your sarsapana
IN me. am able 10 walk all over the city. RAISE no
blood, and my cough has left You Gun well mngin
that am thankful for these results Your obj servant
WIN. RUSSELL, IS CAtharine street.
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This Is only OF than four thousand cases OF
The and chronic weekly eradicated by
Is extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings ESQ.,, Of the assistants in the Luna.
tc Asylum Baekwes Island, is the gentleman spoken OF
In the folio wing letter:
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MEDICAL CARDS.

nR. G: NJ. sAUNDfeRs,s OFFICE, No 1A2
- Chartes street.-Dr. SAUNDERS feeb grateful 70
ING o. Newoteana for their support and
nopes nst prompt Attention to business will ccntnH
anoe OF tne same de In possession of remedy that will
break up fever in from 10 ~ hours Persons wishing 70
ny II can obtain i upon application bis Office my0 1y
ROEAh1C DRUG STORE, No. OS Camp street
- conducted by DR. A. A.. JONES. mill "
hrs. HOUGH and FRYDTNGER will attend TO The
~ practice Of their profession in all its branches Strict
an1 constant daily attention paid office practice Out door
calls attended 10 at all hours Office No I33 Barnnns sreet
near the Carrolltnn Railroad Depot.
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was nine years under medical skill in tbs cities OF Ne
YoTk and Albany, aborng under the distressing Fry
apeas, attended with Inflammation of the kidneys and with
pleading Piles, deeply liberated with large humps Of the size
Of hens eggs prorudng, and large bells covered my body
The urinary sereon stopped for days when my distress be
inoleTabe My tongue cracked, and The roof of m
mouth covered with and my Chest the
my neck, was in constant burning heat, that cold
did not cool it,
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lOwnsends Sarsapanha u qnequaed IN eases Of the
If The hundreds that have received from the South and
West of like character.
OswEso, Michigan, Oct % lSi7.
Dr. 15DnseHd-DeaT Sir: purchased Tor my wife two
bottles OF SaFaparia OF agent Mr. McNar, OF kala
mazOo, Try for the Fever and Ague. Before hail
shed the s bottle Appeared to warm the blood, every
other day when the chs and fever appeared they were e
violent and before she had finished TIE bottle, she was an
rey relieved and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague lady that had be very sick
with Chis and fever, but had broke them with uinn and
left IN very weak and distressing state troubeu
my wife, she sent and procured few boites, and IL
restored her in few weeks complete health. Your Saf
gaa without doubt, unequaled In diseases ncden To
the West and you think that this communication will be
Of use, you are al liberty to use 1t as you Choose
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Ell

A y. GRIEFP g. CO., No. g. 49, 40 and AZ Old
"A deyee-Diief Tor sale in lots y suit purchasers
~ barrels Western
40 casks Vassar's Ale and Porter:
81 barrels best Newark CIDER;
lV9 boxes champagne CIDER
10y bills Newark Cider VINEGAR;
no bbls. and 9th casks New Yogk Brandy and Gin
icy Sth casks Port and MADEIRA WINE:
4oo,bbs Recitied WHISKY;
~ - Old Monongahela .
690 boxes Star CANDLES;
700 :. TallOw
$40 $ Fox's STARCH;
l00 :. Lemon SYRUP, tUnderwood's and Nlers ,
100 :. Assorted PICKLES, Underwood's, Wells,
Miller u Co. etc. $3.50
BY half bbls. GERkINS in Vinegar;
100 pkgs New York Refined SUGARS;
70 usrcss sagaI Cured HAMS, Stage & Shay, Evans
4 swift, etc.;
300 kegs Western BUTTER:
lou boxes RAlSINS;
lOl bbls. No. MACKEREI,. new:
~ boxes GOLDFISH, new;
20O0 realms Straw PAPER;
100 half chests e0uchong TEA, papers to the ID;
q Also Imperial and GunpowdeE Teas, Rio and Havana
Coee Spices, etc. etc. etc., all of which will be sold
lowest market prices. W5
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from, pbv
sans IN different parts of the Union ''
nus TO certify, that we, the undersigned Phyae,a, Ut
ne city Of Albany, have numerous cases prescnbe .
townsend SaTsapana, and believe II 10 he one ali lie M
valuable Preparations in the market JUG " '" "'''
Il. 7, PULING, NJ. D
=; WILSON, M D.
Albany, April ], ls47. F. f. ELMSSSoRTE - n
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-08
FOREST HILL ACADEMY.

In another column will be found an adj
ver,isement for Fores, Hill Academy. W.
have heretofore SAID but little in regard ,t
this Institution, and must avail ourself O
the present occasion TO say few words or
the subject.
As teacher, the Principal, Mr.. SAM.
UEL, stands high. Being an educated mar
in the fullest sense Of the term, and pos
sessing in an eminent degree the happy
faculty of readily lmparting Instruction tt
others, his pupils advance rapidly in the
branches taught in the School, and vii
compare favorably with those belonging &c
any similar institution in the State. This
is School where the branches specified
are taught. There are many institutions
scattered throughout the country, dubbed
"Colleges," with a view of catching pall
ronage, and which are largely pa,ronized
simply because of their high sounding
names, while others, Of less ostentatIous
character, though perhaps more real merit,
are frequently overlooked. 1t is no very
difficult matter TO puff and drum schools,
academies, and colleges into extensive and
profitable notice, and we are sorry 10 know
that many of our institutions Of learning.
SO called, are indebted to a considerable
extent TO such system for the repu,a-
lions which they enjoy.
In regard 10 Forest Hill Academy we
are happy TO know that it has been stead.
ly progressing under the management and
control Of Mr.. SAMUEL and his accom-.
plIshed Lady, until II has attained 10 de-,
gree of prosperity seldom secured by in
situations Of a more pretending character.
And this has been done without any out
side efforts. simply by the skill, industry
and efficiency Of the Principal, and we are
confident it will continue TO prosper while
it remains under his management.
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PASSAGE OF THE RAILROAD
ri

We today have the pleasure OF announc>
ing the passage OF Bill, in both branches
Of our Legisla ture. authorizing the Cover
nor TO issue e per cent. coupon Bonds, 10
the amount of S35U,000. to be applied to
the purchase OF iron and equipments for
that part of the East Tennessee and Geor-
ga Railroad south of Tennessee river. AL
though this Is less than the amount asked
for. we believe the aid extended places the
success Of the enterprise beyond all doubt.
All other propositions for aid 10 Rail-
roads have so far been defeated; and 10 the
frmness and prudence Of the East Ten
nessee delegates in both branches Of the
Legislature, are the friends OF the enter.
prise mainly indebted Tor the successful
termination Of the struggle in behalf oil
our Road. To Col. HASKELL, the able
Representative from Monroe, the friends Of
the Road are under peculiar obligations
Being Director on The part Of the State,
and member Of the Internal I'm rrove>
ment Committee. he was able to defend
the Company against the unjust imputa-
tons cast upon it, and his courteous and
genllemanly department enabled him to
conclIiale many, who. but for his efforts,
would have opposed it,
We are too much grati(ied at The result
n Al III, IN 3,
past, aud we know we shall be pardoned
tor INDUCING the hope that hencefoT warG
every movement calculated TO facilitate the
work will be characterized bv concert, ilar.
mony, and unanmiy among those pro
Tossing TO be its friends, and that ALL will
give the countenance and encouragement
to the enterprise which its importance de-
mands and desire for It's early completion
would seem TO dictate.
The following is the vote in the House:
Eyes Messrs. Allison, Barham, Begs,
Blair, Buiord, Butler. Campbell, Carriger,
Crosth waite, Duggan, Foster, Galbrai,h,
Havron, Hpiskell. Hembroe, Holman,
Kenney, Lane. Nancy, McKamv, McRee,
Murphy. Nance. Nicely, Odell, Palmer,
Parsons. Perkins, Philips, Polk, Powell.
Searcey, Senior, Smith of Wilson. Stokes,
Thompson. Upton, Woodward, and MIR.
Speaker Haynes.
Noes-Adcock. Atkins. Benham, Buch-
anan. Cooper, Copeland, Cummings, Hen
~. Kenner, March, McClannahan. Me-
Gee, McGregor, Moody. mellow, Nixon,
Ray, Rogers, She'd, Smith of Hardin,
Snodgrass, Strayhorn. and Valentine.
The bill will be found in ,o,day's paper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-02-08

"ALTA CALIFoRNIA."-Last SATURDAYS
mail brought us a number of the ALTA
California" published at San Francisco,
Upper California. 1t was forwarded by
Col. JAS. w. BIcKNELL, of Monroe coun>
iy, and now in California. II is fair sheet,
and printed IN good style, and from the
numerous ship and other business adver.
lise,nen!s looks like the papers Of the At.
Iantic cities 1t is published weekly at
$1,000 per annum in advance. (Think OF
that, you subscribers who grumble a, pay
ing two dollars a year, sin truck. trade,
and" promises!) Five or six years ago
what did our people know Of California?
Now the shores Of the Pacific are teeming
with an enlerprising population.