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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-17

TO Soiiicrs Of the Contincu'M .7rmy. Of
the Rcro'otionary .lrmy, o"d Of tie Var
Of lSl2, and The hcirs Gj all Such as may
be dcnd:
ETNDEN the various Acts of Congress pass
e. ed from the year lIlj to the year Isis,
soldiers Of the Continental Army, of the Rev.
u!utiunary Army, and of the War of 1912,
and the heirs of all such as may be dead, are
entitled to Bounty Land, Extra PAY and ar
rcars of pay, and many who are living and
were in actual service are entitled 10 Pensions
III ere are many persons III the country who
are entitled to the benefits Of these acts of
Congress and are hot aware of it. All per.
sons having claims OF tins description can
have them promptly ATTENDED 10 by calling
upon me at my Office in Athens. Those who
may think themselves entitled can easily as
certain the fact by calling at my office, free
of charge. II prepare claim and am sue
ccs-iui IN having il adjn,.icatcd in favor Of the
claimant only IA reasonable Tee will be retain
ed for services, but If unsuccessful in obtain
ing the claim no charge will be made Any
persons who may be entitled under these sew.
"rai Acts Of Congress either to Land. Extra
Pay, Bounty or Arrears Pay, and will have
their claims property Inrde ont and anthem.
ticatcd, | will cash the same with IA small
deduction. GEO. ". BRIDGES.
Athens, May 3, lS50-3t 81
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GOODS FOR 1850!
w III. Il. 3 a. Il z W7

2 z AS Just received a splendid stock of
Il Il SPRING aud SUMMER GOODS.
direct from the cl'y of Philadelphia. and
embracing aImos, every Article called for
in trls market. He will no, undertake 10
euumrratc the various articles. or the very
low prices al which they w.ll be offered.
but will only say to the community AZ
large. and his friends and former customers
particularly. that he expects AMI is deer.
mined to sell Goods as low as any mer.
chant IN Athens. The community general.
ly are earnestly and respectfully invited to
call and examine his stock OF Goods.
-. Produce of almost every kind will
be taken in exchange :Or goods.
April -, lSjO-H 81
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DIR. r. Y. VAUGHAN,

syAVING located himself in Charleston,
u Z Tenn, offers his professional services to
the citizens and vicinity.
lie hopes by diIiscnt attention to his pro-
fessiuI, to receive ii liberal share Of patronage.
Charleston, May 10, I6jD-6m CO
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'E'flE Subscribers have no" in complei"
operation a new and first rate set OF
Wool Cards, on the short fork OF Rodgers
Creek, McAInn cuuuty, occupying nearly
u Genital position bpiarrn A lhens, Wash
meon. DerAiur and Calhoun. The ma
chinery IS Of the veIY best order, and cal
cuiateG 10 card the finest or coarsest Wool,
and will receive the constant attention ol
one Or both Of the PROJECTORS, from the
lU,n Of May TO the l>r OF January. liav.
IL. tad rwpu!y-livp wears experience IN
Wool CariIng aui machine hu,lAIng, we
have no fears ABOUT gym, general satIslac-
ton.
Price Of Cardin- plain jobs 8 cents per
b., mixtures Ia, whlcn may be paid IN
FaS-seed, Ireswax, Tallow, Bacon,
Feathers, Ur Tow Linen, delivered al the
Machine when the rolls are taken away
The Gin b. If The wool WI! be taken as
Il tor Card,ua or e. cents per ID. Tor plain
wO'!;. aud 10 cis. for missed. casa in hand.
I'hoae dps!uH- 10 have their wool card
ed at this establishment, are respectfully
requested to have It we'll washed and
c~anseI pI nutrs and al. other hard sub
stances that may have - tendency to lnJurp
machinery, aHd forward VITA II | ID. OF
lard vr oil To- every ; lbs. OF wool; also, to
bring II early, a warm weather is best 10
card or SPIN wool. All complying with the
above rrques, shall receive the highest
prIc" in cash for every job that may be
spoiled in our care. TRY US once.
WM. c. JULIAN.
W. JULIAN.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY &c.
&C. Eg.p Z w. IT. 6 EzCRN

II kSPECTFUILY inform the public
~ that they have opened fine assort-
men, Of JEWELliI, WATCHES, Sc.
IN the Room one door North Of the Athens
Hotel, aud Immediately adjoining the Store
OF Messrs. Jackson & LlI!ard. Their stock
consists in part Of Gold and Silver Wa,ch
es, fac Gold Neck and Guard Chains.
Breas, Pms. Finger Rings. Ear Rings,
bracelets. Clasps. LockcIS. Snaps; Watch
Keys and Seals. Gold and SILVER Sp"cla
ces, Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Sugar
Tona>, Butter Knives, salt and Mustard
Spoons ThmbleS. assorted; Prime Cutie
v--spirndii assortment of PEN and
POCKET KNIVES, Razors, Scissors,
Tweezer>; Pistols -Revovers and snclr;
Pocket Books. Hair. Tooth. Nail and Sha
wing Brushes, Seal Stamps, Candle sticks,
ta,rors--a handsome article. Diamond
Pointed Gold Prns, Steel do, Gold and
SILVER Pencils, Pocket and Dressing Combs,
together with almost every uthel article
usually kept in a Fancy Store.
COME iOnaries!
They have also, and will keep constant
IL on hand general and full a>sortmpn, OF
Contrrlonarles, consisting ~ part Of Can
dies, Nuts. Ra!sins. Figs, Dried Cherrys,
Oranges, Lemons, Cheese, Crackers, SC
Sc. Also, any quantity "i superior CT
cars, OF various brands, No. | Chewing
Tobacco, Lemon syrup, and an assortment
lot Toys.
They propose to sell on moderate terms
for Cash, aud invite those needing articles
in their line, to give them a call.
tr-F@ WATCHES AND JEW ELRY
REPAIRED. ALI orders for repairing
Watches and JeweIry will BE- promptly at,
tended to.
,NO1ICE-A!l persons indebted to the
subscriber individually, are requested TO
call and settle their accounts.
WIN. NJ. SEHORN.
Athens, Tenn. May 3, lS5O-,f 81
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N u II I G. IL,

NHJHEREAS. my wife Martha has lei
w my bed and board without any Just
caus. or reason. this is therefore TO lore
warn all persons from harborng or trusting
her on NV account. as ! am determined to
nav no debts of her contracting.
HUDSON BROWN.
May IL, 1855, CO
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HEAD QUARTEBS!
Office, n w. cor. Baltimore x Calvert sis. 4,
MUSEUM BUILDiNG,

CO v 1T 81 GO.
We call attention Of the people OF The
Cniied States to the brilliant Lotteries to
be drawn in May. 1870. See Schedule OF
Schemes below-and to the
brilliant A'ray Of Prizes SoM !
Which fully equal any thing heretofore
known in the history OF Lotteries. We
notice Capitals only in tits advertisement.
Look at the Golden Column!
One Ptze Of 100000. Sold in Virginia.
One Pave of 1870. Sold 10 Tennessee.
One PrZr Of lO,OOO. Sold in Alabama.
One Prize OF 5000. Sold IN Ono.
One prize OF 5000. Sold in n. Carolina
One Prxe Of 1000. Sold IN ~ Carolina
One Prlzn Of 5000. Sold in Alabama.
One PrIZr of 10000. Sold in Alabama.
All sent TO correspondents through the
nrea, PRIZE AGENCY OF COLVlN *
co., of Baltimore.
%. ORDERS faithfully complied with
Ma Gfailcont LOtteries
FOL. MAY, 1850,
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VH" UTgT TO1 C"I77UEI IT,
o. Correspondents can transact business
through the mails with this agency, as
well as though personally present.
Letters carefully directed and answered
hy return mail.
covin & 20. send Managers Official
Drawing to all who order tickets.
Bank notes on all good banks IN the
country, or Prize tickets received IN pay
ment. al par. tor tickets.
Prizes cashed at sight. Bank drafts re-
mn,ed to those holding prizes.
All orders are carefully complied with.
The most prompt attention always give"
To orders.
Please address COl.NiN y ".
Baltimore. Md.
MAY 5, ISJ0.-lm. cl
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ADVICE TO A YOUNG LAW.
YER.

The last paragraph of the following
extract from one of the last letters
ever written by John &. Calhoun,
ought to be engraved in golden letters
upon ivory tablets, and suspended in
The room, not only Of every young
lawyer, but of every young man Of
every occupation, in America:
"The very obligations of the lawyer
to defend his client, whether right or
wrong, tend to famiIarizc him with
error. and to blunt his natural abhor.
renee to dcpravlty; and by obliga.
tons, | mean such only as would lead
him to seek the great end Of Justice
Beyond this, even though it should
result in your own aggrandizement.
would not have you put forth Il single
cxer'ion. In the defence of one whom
you believe 70 be guilty, proceed no
further than is necessary to elicit the
truth by an even balance of testimony,
l am aware it will often be difficult ia
this respect, to draw precise line
between the duty you will owe to
your client. and those due to yourself
and community. But cultivated and
refined moral sense the basis Of ali
that is grand and beautiful in human
character, and which, trust. above
all things else, you will seek to in.
corporate into your own--wil gcncr,
ally be safe and accurate guide"
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no! FOR CALIFORNIA!

fENElI communication between New Or
a leans and Chaeres is direct and certain.
There is here the old Established Line, call
ed The Oniy Ntw Orleans md Chagres
RegUlar Line. One vessel leaving every
week, composed of first Class Vessels, Sc
lect~d on account OF their comfort and fast
sa ling vuallies.
Tine following are the names:
Brig CuARRAN--J, Ducev, Master.
" Mr.. VERNON Murray.
ROiERLlNE-A Cr"wpI. "
BELLA DEL MAR-!'.d"d.Auld,
MAJOR EASrLAND-FTench, "
NlLE-Tackaberry -
They are all relu'ar traders and COM
manded by capable men, experienced ~
the trade. The Agents are.
O WIcKHAM,
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How AXES ARE MADE.--The pro.
cess has been greatly simplificd within
the last two years. The iron is rolled
out in bars the proper width and
thickness of an axe. and six, eight or
ten feet long; it is heated and cut off
by a large pair of shears, propelled by
water power, another workman picks
up the piece and places it between. a
die and the punch comes down and
forces the hole for the handle by
punching out a piece. An iron mand.
rill is then inserted into the hole, and
it is Immediately put un Ter another
press, which forms one side of the
axe; it is then placed in an upright
position, and a chiscl comes down and
splits the bit Of the axe ready for
steel; it is then thrown aside. All
this is done in one heat, and in less
time than it takes to write the moduS
operandi. The blade of the axe is
then put in and welded, passed along
TO the forger. tempered and is cast
upon the ground to cool. AS soon as
it is cooled, It is taken up and planned
down to an edge by a planning ma.
chine. and finished up with emory
wheels-painted and labelled, stamp.
ed and ready for market.
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'p'' ''''i'li'''I S'i't's
K NJ. HARRISON & CO.,

n NIIINIFT sTTtFT.
Those persons bound for chaores may
come to New Orleans with the certainty of
finding a vessel ready IL start within a day
OF their ARRIVAL here, SO that they may be
sur" OF not meeting with any detention.
New Orleans. MAY 10. lSj0.-Im s.
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Groceries!

NOOD supply just received. emo racing
IA fine article OF brown oUGAN, al
ten cents per pound: ,,v,,
Nav IL. 1Sj0-,f 60
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He who yields himself to vice must
inevitably suffer. If the human law
does not convict and punish him, the
moral law, which will have obedience,
will follow hun to his doom. Every
crime is committed for purpose, with
some idea of future personal pleasure;
and just as surely as God governs the
universe, SO surely does crime, al
though concealed, destroy the happi.
ness of the future. No matter how
deeply laid have been the plans of the
criminal, or how desperately execu.
ted, detection pursues him like a
bloodhound and tracks him to his fate.
LEMON PuDDING.-Take of butter
and fine loaf sugar each half pound,
beat them to froth, add five eggs. the
Juice OF a lemon, CRATE into it the yell
low rind, bake in a moderate oven.
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OTICE.-In pursuance Of. and IN ohe-
~ dipnce TO the above Judgment and or
der Of Court. will proceed 10 sell, on the
first Monday in July next, at the Court
hous- door ~ the town ui Benton, the above
mentioned town lots and tract Of land, or
so much Of each of them as shall he snlli>
ci.nt 1, satisfy the taxes. costs aud charges
sever,lly due thereon, unless the same be
previously satisfied. ,
JOSHUA QUINN,
Tar Collector, for Polk county.
Nav r. lSJD-3t 30
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BETTER LAUGH THAN CRY.
So we Thorn'S m neo !, with

Sosay we. There's no use in rub
bling ones ayes and blubbcrng over
all the ills that flesh is heir to- The
best way is to stand up to the rack
and take the good things and the evil
as they come along, without rcpung.
always cheering yourself with that
philosophical ejaculation, better luck
next time !
Is dame fortune shy as a weazcl ?
Tell her to go to Jericho, and laugh
in her face. The happicst fellow we
ever saw worked hard, sept upon Il
plank, and hadn't shilling in his
pocket, nor coat upon his back.
DO you find disappointment lurking
in many prizc' Then throw it
away, and laugh at your own folly
for so long pursuing it.
Does fame cludc your grasp? Then
laugh at the fools that are SO often
her favorite. She's OF no consequence,
and never buttered piece of bread
or furnished a man a suit of clothes.
Is your heart broken by some
maiden fair" Then thank your stars
that you escaped with your neck. and
make the wclkin ring with a hearty
laugh. ltlessen's the weight Of ones
heart amazingly.
Take our advice. Under all cir.
cumstanccs laugh dull care away
Don't be in n hurry to get out of the
world-il's a very good world con.
siderng the creatures who inhabit it.,
and is about as full OF fun as it can be.
You never saw a man cut his throat
with broad grin on his face; it's a
grand preventive of suicide. There's
philosophy and good sense, too. in
laughing it shows clear conscience.
and sincere gratitude for the things
Of life, and eleva.cs US above the brute
creation. So here goes for good hu-
NOR. and we put in for our share
while the bail is rolling.
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Cleveland, May 10, 1~5o--rf :
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-09
As n Female Medicine
AZ rs 1rlthO1It a TiUnf.


This Sarsaparllla is a sovereign and speedy cure
for ncipient Consumption, Barrenncss, PrOlapsIs
Uteri or Falling OF the Womb, Costumes Piles, Leu
corrhea Whites; INSTRUCTED or difficult Menstrual
ton, incontinence of Urine, involuntary discharge
thereof, and tor the general prostratOn of the sys
tem-no matter whether the result OF inherent cause
or causes produced by iTreguarity, illness acct
dent Nothing can be more surprising than its in
vigorating effects the human Frame Persons OF
all weakness and lassitude, from taking it at ,nce
become robust and full energy under its influence
Ii Immediately counteracts the nerveleSsness of the
female frame, which is the great cause of barrenness
will not be expected of in of so delicate
sature, to exhibit certificates of cures performed,
cut can assure the afflicted, that hundreds OF cases
awe been reported tous Thousands of cases where
hmilies have been without children, after using a
few bottles of this invaluable medicine, have been
blessed with fine healthy offspring. 1t has been ex-
preSsly prepared in reference to female complaints
Noiemale who has reason tOsuppOse she is approach
ing that critical period tks turn Of Life" should
neglect take it, is certain preventive for any
of the numerous and horrible diseases to which ie
males are subject at this time of life This period
NAV be DELAYED foI several yearsby using this med
cinc Nor is it less valuable for those who are ap-
proaching wemanhood. as il is calculated 20 assist
nature by quckening the blood and fnvigorating the
system. Indeed this medicine is invaluable for the
delicate diseases to which women are subject
1t is the safest and most efiectual medicine fo
purifying the system and relieving the sufierngs
tendantupon birth ever discovered Il strength
ems both the mother and child, prevents pain and dis
ease increases and enriches the food; hose wh'
have used it think il is indispensable. Ii is highly
useful both before and after confinement, as II pr
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MEDICINES.
DIR. ROBERT. B. FOLGERS
M rs N n IAN


THIS is one of the remedies WEIGH have introdu-
l. ced within few years past, 10 the notice OF the
world, antidote tor consumption at the lungs,
and all other diseases OF this important organ The
triumphant success has attended its in every
case where it has been administered. Ii has, with
out the aid of other Medicines. or personal atten-
dance. produced some of The most extraordinary
OH record even upon those who had been given up
co die, not only in this city, but in every part ci the
land, as the following testimonials will show. Ii Is
impossbleto give place for the attes,ations which
are daily arriving, in pamphlet like the present;
they will fill volumes A few on, will be given To
show that il is indeed Sreat remedy-more than
thousand persons having tested its qualities with
in three years, and have been restored, through is
beneficial effects, to sound health 1t is purely veg
etabe compound-iti is based upon scientific princi-
pies. and is intended TO carry and success
fu treatment OF those disease which hitherto have
been pronounced fatal and hey the reach of rem
edial aid In all cases, where recommended,
not only in Consumption of the IS. but also in
asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult "a y :aihng, Cough,
Raising OF Blood, Pains in the side and chest. Night
Sweats, Influenza. Hoarsenness, Dyspeptic Con-
sumption, Group, Whooping Cough, Consumption of
the throat, Chronic Diseases of the Liver and Kid
neys, Difficulty otPassing Urine, Bowel Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Pal pitaton OF the Heart. it is the
Greatest Remedy in the World, il gives instant
reefin all severe cases, and those who it for any
time, declare that they can "tee i; them, )" SO
certain and wonderful are its effects.
ALLEN C.. HALLOCK, Agent,
an 10 J9-lv Evansville, Indiana
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y -"-o :" y 1'7 w w. NJ WOOISEY Lot
ALLIS & HOwES

WHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries, LIQUORS,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes. Spades, Show
els, Powder, etc, etc, are now receiving their
Winter Stock, and would respectfully say to Mer-
chants: Having had experience in the business o,
the West, almost as long as the West has hsd bus
mess, they have q thort ugh knowledge fthe West
and its wants, guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and i'm
porters, such articles as will suit tie market, and
are prepared to sell goods on as favorable terms as
can he obtained in Louisville or Cincr matt.
To CANAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES especial view TO
Canal works. they have on hand, ard will be con.
Blasting Powder, together with all other articles
calculated TO facilitate the toll nourish the body 70
| cheer the spirits ofour sturdy laborers.
To FARMERS AND PRoDUCE DEALERs.-They will
pay the highest market price for country produce
and call particular attention their very large
stock of Gunny Bags, which they will furnish on
terms that cannot fail to please
! Nov. 9, '49-n 2l-tt:
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USE sowE'S COUGH CANDY.

A certain cure for Coughs, Colds Hoorscncss, Sore
Throat. UhOOping Cough. Bronchitis, and
all diseases of the LHngs likely 10 ter
intimate tn confirmed Consumption.
THE reputation OF this article is now so much
IL established over the whole south and west as
being the only medicaed candy of any practical ben-
eft that il is unnecessary here to discant It's
its, but merely refer of the many certificates
have received; for others we refer to our pamph
let's, TO be had of any of our agents.
From Rec HIM: Young late ofthe d. e. Church, Gin;
Dear SIR: While laboring under sc 'ere cold
from speaking in the open air, was handed a piece
of your Cough Candy, from the use OF which, ex
pericnced great and almost immediate relief, since
then have frequently used it wi III the same bene
fetal effects. | therefore feel no hesitation in re-
commencing your candy certain specific for
Coughs, Colds, hoaTSeness, &c. &c.
WIN. YOUNG.
Sold in packages; S. 10 and 20c each.
C.. BELL,
w. NJ. WOOISEY, + Evansville
J. q. HATCHlTT,
Wholesale agents in Louisville,
n9l ROBINSON. PETER 81 CAREY.