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AIEsSTQN-Per steamship Galveston: 30 bales cotton
hee5Y COnynghqm-i5 DO w llams-l4 do Mitchell
drie to Hart Scot r Buddseke &coStarroIi i Con
Is Smltll--E leon-WaTnehen X kirChhof
GALNESTON-Pers steamship Yacht: 50, 900 in specie
20 . hemm-S53l GIidEmee5tGr &cU-$5O00 Cramer &C0-
SiJO + ROdewaid &CO-$4A0 GARNER Brus-s2OO Evans
&cO.
NEW YQRk-Per ship Tumbull: Assorted nidse.
NEW AORh-lers ship Buena Vista: As d mdse.
BQST0N-Per ship Meteor: Assorted mdse
ANS ERDA M-Per bark Prince Adeibert rs burr
denburgh &cO-5 10 HaHOd MOody-6 Cks wine M Gross
d chs ~ 5e5 60 WelschaUd5 Ck cases do Cieger-
2cks do Bgly Blanchard &cO-36 boxes mdse, 573 burr
stones Stark Day 4 Stauier1O do Il Beyie &co-9s do
Buck y Psck-sundrss to 5 WOlfe-Scnroder & Mummy
Kennedy a Foster.
MALAGA-Per bark Sarah Ann: $50 bbis and cks wine
lS6io hNs hi and do Tal,ns and lot fruit Nigl0
= BATi,-Per Pirk Reindeer: 900 bales hay master
NEW ADRh-PeT bark Sarah liaudg Assorted misp
HING ION-PeT bark Ellen Fruit master.
hANAN brig A dams Gray: cases ggrs Guma
d bXs sweemeats z 3 BrOadwell2 do & Juguet-3 bbsI
box do and lot Of fruit Capt SChueidang cigars Pug
Mir &CO-u do, 8 do CVeemeats ] Vi Cabelerd-q ulySs
mde tasaeks-2l SKIS C0tt-e Cahusac-7 cases egas J &
IardOs67 bales tobacco, Ciga "A bxs5 bbs mdse
hl5 sugar cane Delv us 4 MOTuOg pkgs mde u case
cigars Nas-i do, 10 SKIS coffee Rcui-S cases an ars
l. box swertmaats = Nj Esrrs-S cigars liabUrfe Il
Aques- do D0mi7gO-2 hf pipes bys wine b reylIg
Case cigars ID Fenandez-4 hEs do bbls tobacco Fer
uande22l pkgs m "A gaTs prie3 do Van hts
y JeanTenaud--l do F de FueHs-l do Ralago-I do
Cardo--3 do L NJ BudO-2 do hinggod-3 d, b G
nogeFs &co-b do ID taiEo-3 do l. Richendrath-3 do y
B1rniO-t do Bruger-5 do + ROmagosu.
no DE JANEIRO-Per big Rosale: 1900 bags coffee
kINGSTON-Per brig Gen Taylor: Frnit to MASTER
RICkLAND-Prr brig Reyeiie; 1850 cIs lime 10 master
master.
eos9 do a MtcheI-27 do G Cocks &cO-Tota Sc bales
cotton.
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y--u.. For CALIFORNIA, win the EsTHMUs
s OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t l, I5 .,i3e pioneer Of dis
AAbAfA r. e. E G GoR%Sqdft w sfy1 Re
touching ayeaCruz the 10th December for her rs Trip
he 9th January her second trip the 18th January
twenty days The Alabama will ascend the river about 40
miles Her stoppage Vera Cruz viii be only few hours
The travel San Francisco is shortened nearly 1000 miles
The is greatly reduced, will be observed by reference
the rates at foot The country to be traveed healthy
open Mules and horses cau be obtained There
and commqdous 5Joppages and the whole distance can be
easily procured previous e engagement ny parties deous
to adventure No established arrangement OF travel has yet
been male by the Iehuantepec Company OF NewOreans,
who propose their Immediate attention tolt but
come practically acquainted with Ioue OF communication
which will very soon become the great highway
RATES OF PASSAGE: -,
IN saloon W
In Lower Cabin. a ~
Freight 85 cnbo foot s@ 40 pounds baggage
~ Passenge viii have to provide themselves with pass.
ports from the Mexican Consul
d1 -. j. MEEKER & CO. 66 Poydras st.
81 FOR CHAGKBs-C allforniq Regular Fine
sS4asa@@ son, master will have immediate Dispatch For
freight passage, having good accommodations, apply
'O'''' -''''' ''a' ''0 VIM j. BEWEY, IS Grsvier st.
- This vessel viii land goods at Chagies without
charge lo ishteraee. DIS
81, FOR san FKANCIsCO-Ca liforniq Regukqr
STE III hf9ReIFrRs Al coppeted aud fast sL9 hAIAh-
ad will have all possible dispatch, This ship Of the irst
Ssi and well found S every eBR1S E9 81 or passage
a. This ship will be consigned the address OF Messrs
CLIFFORD, CARR & Co San Francisco. d2}
a. PASSAGE FOR SAN FRANCIsCO-RcgI.
and very fast sa ii jaf Gypsy, CAPT George j.
sng haTlng all her cargo on JoSrd VIII sal as above II
and eerge passegges few more can be ia II early
@ 9 be R%G On 2Ssd d" q SsSo% M9ecP
or J. ?. WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp st.
- WANTED-A vessel to succeed the Gypsy. apply
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DO MES TIC POR rs.

Err FOR NEW EORk DireCt-To sail On
%1TlETES SATURDAY, January l. at o'clock A. NJ
s-1ssa=6ssslI The and splendid steamship MARTIN
HOFFMAN, Smith, MASTER will leave as above, punctu-
ally, from the Steamship Landing at foot OF Grod street
For freight passage. having splendid accommodations for
C4.11 or steerlEe passengers, apply
dl r NJ. HARRISON & Co Y pCvd,assf
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List OF Vessels In Fort Not CLEARED,


Nsts--ln the First nunicig tdsEi snssd in ie'
Iael. b m The Nss eSraA Sslrsad ran d. o.
IN tha Sscanu ns me Mes, zlsVt
log Ne. being Fstbaht Laudug IN Inc Tbri pgl III.
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Dr.. Townsend, having tested his arsaDaIa in cases
of Fits OF cous recommended it, and SURPRISED
TO receive the following from Intelligent and respectable
Farmer Of WesIGhester county:
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STEAMBOATS,

- f E$e : s Sz'b ,ow L 5;S.55-5 @
FLORIDA, Caas ain ". 7; ,'G{bsrsoH. and GSiIFOt-
MA, CaPt4in c L. Reynolds, hasna gaeP aut expressly
Jia5ns ali IN stss.Fgo5nsj5nz Of he eaors steamer WI
gave the PontoA,nin Railroad DAILY on the arrlgal 81
E ssv .'is Inc o. 9, o 5 r. tpg g3P4 az a7' r.
regHt, Or Or pasapEa, q" o. heard, w5o
,5szi - For ,,,,,, ! ina r. - $.
iIan p via nav OH. ..' r., ' Ne .s1,ntfi
- DIV Bo\ioHf Ps.oG} rb ',,n,l
81. CHaIsLEs, Il n, sutton aud NIpBIi,E, ""Si
len, Wi, leave he New Canal every TUESDAY WE'D
NJ, touching the P5ne4ar9 Raroid for ro2segr ~
Watering Places as above on w ednesda and
nishts her outward rims. and the sr nu,RLas VIII
gig IT, Ffi-'l TfgeiVea at 5Ie Lna Ware
e SSSy @ aa TOUT o JaS '"s last Sarge On days OF
az T.. Il. s'iS'sa u, A gent, y Pog4r2s Ct
Cor SoFinEton.
L54i4k4ffsirIs Lewaurs and Mudso0yGa'f6e new and
IS - 3 TuR q, n',a Lake steamer I.ENORA, boG
NJ, ,LEAEEs SEW 9HhEANsi, LEAVES GoyISGroN:
W2n1ay on arrival Of Il o clock cars Monday o'clock PM
EGday 70 :. Thurd5y, s. -.
CO. Letter Bag at the office IF aW5g[ WIZ 2,,nr.i,, ~
of departnrs For faTtber nlSIs S'iS 4 On 'e days
,rzy : WInter Xrr,,,Se,i,oi.
snAIs n niIN Mi ing he % m 3
,s 'yi,,i, M f IT. r. ga. gt sNe me Nll.Ja1 Tor
;5s he Soys ana all h.e'nediae landings '
iS6ives Nav Orleans. T,srs. ,,i,.,-
Tuesig 3o'cjock NJ M,rdIayye 'sS '9rjoGIoei
Saurlay - Il 0ciocf NJ Frjay 80 CIcE A.
ro' '"''' p"uGgFGj On 222[ Or e o
NIL It II and l9 St Louis street
Nc n Montgomery and WqiUnnk. II,.gr-
st,ss flames & N6n lS ~ ~ II Ns9' Jili
fTERY 'fIIiiSRAY NiilR WV, le,Ne .iosI
SSag Mo9 S oa md o e, 2s sr, at 9osoRs
ALaa ss=7-, :, mi. ,,,...,----- o'tm
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Rea A Regular Ued River Packet Steamer
L5tsssseSsS EChu-tor Jefferson Port Cadio. Shrevc
4lafsszziEsH pOH NaghtOch-s and Aieyuudua-Ths new
superior aud swift running passenger packet steamer ECHO
w. W. bury, master, viii positively leave II ES
DAY the Sist Instant, O'Clock =. For elEht or pas
d30 T. H. SMITH, L Poydras ST.
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The steamer Uncle sam left Louisville on the 18th inst
Reports the Ohio River fa0g with feet water on he Falls
weather and dlsagreeAbe-ef in port loading for New
Orleans steamer Oregon.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Steamship Glabe Talbot Brazos Jago, Harris s Morgan
Steamship Maria Burt. Smith, Galveston,
Green, Harding &co
Shia Manchester, Tyler New Ork, Vim Creeyy
ship Hob oke, PAYNE Havre, q Jenkins
Bark Milaudon, Butler Havana, PUG, Mir &co
Schr Diamond Mack Pensacola, John Hurley
S,hr Geneva, Waling, Pensacola, Master
Schr Ella. SchernbeCk, Pensacola, John Hurley
Steamer Amazon Jeaks Mobile, Master
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PHILADELPHIA June b. 1Ssl feel Tree 10 regOlarD Co. d.
Juvss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, from ny extrargr
its beHiClH effects my have been Tor na
ime past subject attacks OF splitting blood attended witt
weakness OF the breast and an uneasy HsaOn al the ymach
accompanied with hyspeptic s. mptOms. Last % having
attack Of It, WIS recommended by aequ nbge " no
rad been cured by Dr. Davis's syrup, to ny IT, so and
relieved by in les an bottle. It's upp,feuf good
fleets were Immediate
JUuN F. ORAw. ladies Sb1pg Err 20 Rara -frsaf
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BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per steamship Globe III bbls flour
10 do whisky % do brandy do gin, $40 kegs lard, 81 boxes
soap 20 Kegs butter ties rice 3 ska 70 bxs Goldfish, q
pkgs mde. 5 hhds tobacco
GALVESTON-Per steamship Maria Burt; IS bbls flour
30 do whisky 10 kegs butte 40 bxs claet 50 SKIS 30
do bran. 70 do coffee, etc.
NEW YORK--Per ship Manchester: tl9 bales cotton 81
hhds tobacco, 1858 bbs -four 1872 bbl mOasse Isl do beet
os AL bids sugar, 10 casks lis 81 bbs hams 2l casks
S ties go bb taow, $40 pigs lead "A bags feathers, casks
beeswax SO bales OI bbs kid OIL so do castor OIL $685.
horns, ETC.
HAVRE-Per ship Holyoke: 100 bales cotton.
HAVANA-Per bark MlaudOn; $40 kegs 645 bbls lard,
ll3 ties talow, 10 ties hams 200 sks salt, etc.
PENSACOLA-Pers chr Diamond: 100 bbls -four 90 do
pork 80 do whisky 10 do sugar. 10 bb mOasses, 10 bb
bread rice, hhds 800 sacks $50 do salt, 30
do coffee
PENSAC0LA-Per sehr Geneva; l hid sugar. Dbl mo.
laes p do -four, 10 do pork 100 sacks corn do coffee 90
bbls provisions etc.
PENSACOLA-Pers chr Ella! Ballast.
mOBlLE-Per steamer AHaZOn Il hhds sugar, 1859 bbIs
hour, IS bbls mOlasses, 40 SKIS coffee etc.
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DIR. DAVIS'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TIA Il

IN OFFERING to the public Ibis new and
L for CONS UJnP1IOIF, BR OJNCHITIS, .ASTItyti.,S
GOUGHS, COLDS, etc., we append few notices Of u
character and efficacy OF the medicine Numerous testin
mails may be seen in pamphlet for distribution the
which sufferers are invited 10 obtain. tmay proper
that Dr. d. is eminent practising yscian of twelve yee
standing, graduate OF the University of Pennsylvania
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Steamship Galveston, Place, from Maagorda Bay via tfa
Steamship Yacht Thompson from Brazos - Jago alh inst,
ship Bnena Vista NartaTd, Il days from NewYork
sbip TTSm6ui smith, ia days from NewYok, to Cohen
Ship Meteor Robertson. 16 days from Bo,en,
Bark Reindeer Lawrence II days from Bath Me- to
Hol bark Prince Adelbe Dube &c days from Amsterdan
Barr sarah Hand Nichols "a days from NewYOrk to
B0gart &co-1st my.
Bark Sarah Ann Derveau as days from Malaga to master
Bark Elem Mitchell, days from kingston Ja to master
Bhg Adams Gray schneidau, from Havana 22d inst, to
Br brig Rosae May 81 days from Rio de Janero to Dixon
Brig Cen Taylor Yates days from Kingston Ja to master
Brig Tehuantepec, Brown, % days from Kennebunk. to
Brig Revee, Sleeper, 81 days from Rockand Me- to mas
schr Aureia, Hanson, 2days from MOBILIZE to master-Basi
STE MBOATs.
Echo, Mi iaie 5I from inci 11,,
Delta, Brckell from Cincinnati.
Uncle sam, Van Dusen, from Louisville.
MoTisett, Fmdren, from Wetumpka.
Moro Castle, Scott, from Cincinnati.
81 James Power, from ponaldsonvile.
Alton, Fulton from St Louis
Fanny Smith, Richards. from Louisville.
IT boswell, Larose, from Grand Prairie
Gipsy, IRE, from Bayou Sara:
Gen Lane, BuTdeau, from st Louis.
Music (new), Broadwel, from Cincinnati.
Alamo, Reid from Arkadelpha.
New Laiona, Smoker, from Shreveport
Gen Taylor, Trinidad from Donadsonvle.
Montgomery, Estes from Princeton.
Fashion, Martin from Grand Prairie.
| AlbatIoss. Wheelh0use, from Port Hudson.
Patrick Henry, Landry, from Baton Rouge.
| Belvdele, LodwlCk, tsOm Shreveport.
Towboat Star. Brown from the Passesbrought up shil
| NJ Buena Vista, 69tk Sarah Ann big Adams Gray.
:, ship Trpmbull bark Sarah Hand, brig Resale.
| ship Meteor, barks Reindeer and Prince Adelbert,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

This is only of more than four thousand cases Of
Rheumatism that DR.. T6wnsend's Sarsaparlla has cured,
IS extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, Esq, one of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum Backwets Island, is the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

~ Merchants from different sections NJ country iye
most btelns accounts OF the ulIrs pc pUiany and c
igaCy of DR.. DavisB Syrup, under their notice A nuule
JuOu that It did not give satisfaction tho age should be
etufned, and of them has had any application 10 r.
the This speaks volumes iH s the aeIi
inc We APPEND few extracts from order rs samples OF
We frequently hear.
Er.ru Tlnct-a L--ll-k-n MI I'LL INN -.
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[Fr0m ". John ?. .MgLgaR, Drugg -

- IITTsBURG, jan II, lS4l-The Syrup of Wild CheHy
md Tar has given satisfaction those who have used
/. know OF instance of permanent cure of Asthma
gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be able sell at least
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90 q. y. S. .N.ea.n,ell.I

general Satisfaction. We have been cut Of II tor ;0nla
and thought we would order any; but d anosi
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r, leaves New Orleans; 4, Leaves Cor0gton.
Iharsl.ay ' " o'clock N. Wednesday. oc.yck A. ~
For further particulars inquire on board or 10 " '
NIL Il II and iq s. Ionis -,
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Or. 1OnuScnd-Dear Sir / have suffered terribly ior
mne years with the Rheumatism; considerable of the time
could not eat, sleep walk had the distressing
pains, and my limbs terribly swOlen. have used four
bottles OF your Sasaparla, ney have done more
than thousand dollars worth good much bet
teindeed, am entirely relieved You at liberty to uBe
this tor the benefit OF the afflicted. Yours respectfully,
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pitatlnn of the Heart and COnsumpticl
by DIR. Davls's Compound Syrup Of

PHlLADELPH1A, Aph9 lS46-Forfour five weeks ofast
winter was troubled with cough attended with great
ghtness and pain the breast and lTe0ent violent na
non OF the heart The cough so harasing as 10
ne from sleeping great deal Of the night and weakened me
that degree that was obliged frequently during the day 10
my work to rest myself Ny physician pFonuugcel nv
lungs affected, and began entertain serious
hat | would not get well again. At this time, DR.. Duyss
Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar recommended to me In
three days use of it, the oppression and pam In the
greatly relieved, and by the time had taken opy
bottles the cough entirely cured, and my general health
and strength restored. The paptH0no the heart with which
had been severely troubled for years. almost gone
eel little Of it occasionally with eXeTtOn The reie
he PapatOn has been great that confident one on
bottles of the medicine would have entirely removed
t. HENRY SICKEPspN, 1870 JOHN street.
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Dr Towasends SarsaparIa is unequaed in cases OF the
Shls and Fever and Ague The following letter only
Of the hundreds that have received from the South and
West OF like lhaFagter:
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Llad Packet MON TJioNitEIiy F5Sr HpSSRii
zszsl5sss.sE Lake Providence. Mliken's BEND Vcgs
4nrg' New Carthage. Grand Gull, Rodney and Natgnrl
Inc splendid and swift running passenger steamer MONT
GOMLkfi Capt J. i. tists will posi- i,cy eaye iur ,a
above and all intermediate landings MONDAY the sub
ns at O'Clock p. II. For freight or uusslac apply tu
dsb T 4. SMITH, n Fordrae 81
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lEItTGet from letter from Mr.. s. H. WiisOn merchant
=, ~ NeptOloH, Bucks county. Penn sgLUGHid.l
NEwTOWH, 9Th month 30 Is46-A Young man OF my &C
uanance has taken yrup and has perfectly cursd
ne abored under the consumption for than years
anu took great many kinds OF medicine and was under tho
ecal treatment OF three of the eminent physicians
ms country but received benefit until he took Dr. Ddyis1
syrup oil Wild Cherry and Tar and Immediately commenced
Getting better and well and heatry This statement
egelVed from himself; his Henry GOdslaA, War.
minister township Bucks county, Pa. II Unknown all over
ne c9u4tryis aborng man, and tcannot be deneL
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New YORK, April IS, Al.
DT. I0DRSCTd-I verify believe that your Sarsaparilla
has been the through Providence Of saving my life
have Tor several had bad cough 1t became
and worse AT last raised large quantities of blood, had
night sweas, and greatly debated and reduced, and
did not expect to live. have only used your SarsapaTia
snort time, and there has wonderful change been wrought
a me. am able to walk all the city. no
that am thankful for these results. Your obdt servant
WM. RUSSELL, 65 CRtharne street.
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'Dr. Martins Universal Purga!i't
pills.

A REMEDY for all seasons, an" SAFE :"
~ all times. The most snpertic'a' on
server is aware that one great cause o. as
lease is Cos'ivAness, and that by the ''m'''
taking Of Purgarive. the system Is "''''
restored 10 lis usual health. Nv snch
sroursa the lives Of hundreds are saved whf
would otherwise have fallen victims to d's
leasp. These PILLS remove all lrrta''ha
amar,er in the bowels. and eNri'" the h'i'af'
srunrtions to a healthy action. Inc press
ais ,eeminr with the recommendations o.
sPurca,ivp Pills gotten up by men who kno"
ano,hino Of the effects OF medicine on me
Shuman system. and hence are endang"r'n9
4 he lives of thousands who ar" daIy using
arhem. In Offering, theretore. these rus WE
Srhink we are doing public benefit. as 'h'y
care the rrascp'ion Of regular phVs'r'h"'
swho has used Them in his practice tor zen
9or fifteen wears. and with great success.
For sale By G W. ROSS s. Co. Athens
! NcN1lnn co w & II. Harris. Dandrldgr
land James II. Jones s. Co.. Chn"key bend
/ Iefersnn co.-Sruar, s Co. Newport ana
/ NcNabh, Gourhenour s. Co Parn''sv'''e
5Cocke co Lowry. Eason s Co, and
sCra,rmiles s. Co Greeneville. Greene co
s-Hughes s. Reynolds, Benton, POLK CO.
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Dr. Martins Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry 4 SarSaparilla.

s,HE wild Cherry and Sarsarari'Ia
: which are the basis o! this Medicine
shave long been celebrated in Con'nInp''oh'
FScrofula. Diseases Of the Skin. Coughs
Splitting Of Blood, Asthma, &c. The RiGh'
iR.v. w. r. Wh,lngham, Bishop OF the
sPro,esran, Episcopal Church IN Mary 'an"'
ihas authorized us TO say. he has nsrn " u,
shis own rerson with decided benefit; an'
snany Of our med zeal friends do not h"s''a'
IT, recommend il in 'her practice. See l,f
Samuel Harper's lerer TO us IN the Pamp"
Sle,. winch YOU can obtain gra'S %, ""'
aArsn,. The Boonsborough Odd re 10"
& sf WASHINGTON county, Md, oil Janua''
seO,h. 1913. says:
z "When an article has afforded relief II
iso many rersons az DR.. Martins Com
z cound syrup of Wild Cherry has zone
ave feel hound 10 make it known. lher'
Inever was an article in this country wa
Nbas afforded relief and gave more sa''S'"'
snon than this. In the ne9hborhonn &"
in this county, II has all'c'
Bed several important cures. ana nom o"
a,wn certain knowledge OF IT, we pronounce
fit uocqnalled for the cure OF Coushs'"''"S
Etand diseases OF tins kind
n I'm the "Clercvmnn's Sore Ihroa''
9(Bronch,is.) it NAV truly be said to be-
HSovcreinn Ba'm." as the Odd Fellow
l8,he Oh January, ls4S. calls it. 1t differ
Hrrom most other medicines in beng re
smarkably pleasant, and in having any
Mlhosp heating, Supply inc or disgusting pr
sEcensiIies. which are found in most "'N'
OF the Wild fheIrv ~ "h,>,
hnar'lIa Prepared and sold hv MARTIN
No. as South Calvert 81
MBal,more; aud for sally by G w; loss
HCo,. Athens. McMinn CIV. & 7 ia
Kris. Danarilae. and James II. Jones y :"
EChuckev Bend Jefferson ro.-Sluar' ~ q
ENe wror,, and MrNahb, Gonchenour Y 1"
Eparru,,svile. Cocke co.--Lowrv. EaS"E
Eco, and Craiemles s. Co. tirernrV'''
EGreene co.-IIughes s Reynolds, Benton
EPoik co.
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eLook ECfOre You EuY!'
3. =. M f. P RI IT

ID RESPECTFULLY begs leave to cal
40 the attention of his friends and the
cubic in general to his large and Iash0na
HE stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, that he il just receiving. These
Goods have beer selected with great care
and boueh, as low as cash could buy then
N any marke, in the United States.
His stock consists in pan OF the follow
no articles: Super Blue, Black. Brown
lind invisible Green French and English
Cloths: Twpetls and rassimeres. OF ne"
md heau,iln, STYLES; Chameleon SIX ant
Satin Ves,ings: Silk Velvet. &c; Kentucky
|Ieons. Saiinet,s: fancy Hemp Linens;
|[,nen Chambreys; Bnckeye do; Cotton
,J.s: Napkeens, ,wilIph and plain; 6'4
aDrap d'Ere. v-rv fine and heau''tn';| Il"
or Goats and PANTS g. Monterey Cord'
+. 8 do, beautiful for Coats aud Pants.
THE LADIES
are particularly invited 10 call and eSamln'
Hour Fashionable Stock Of Dress Goods--
s,hey can't BE- beat. They consist IN part I"
/. the following. R'ch Chameleon figured
Silk; Iashionnh'e Pla,l DO; Silk Barge
fof every shade; beautiful Silk Tissues.
variety OF patterns: BareGe>; Mn'llns
corn and all other colors; Swiss Mnslns
I Jaconeus; Victoria Lawns; Frenci' pr'n'e'
@and American Har'd Mn>l'ns; large as
sorrment of Frrnrh. English an1 Amen
Ecsn Prints; Ronners; Rihhands; SIX Mus
b Kid GIovrs;VellS: Fans: Flowers; Wrea'h>
Il linen and six H'k'Ps; beautiful h'r'i
Hwork Collars; plain aud fancy r"'"reu "''
Il
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.T6'Ill subscnhers would respectfully IN
/. Il rorm the public that they have rom>
'menced the SADDLERI and HARNESS
MAKING; business. in Athens, Tenn, IN
the bro K shop on the N r'h side OF the
Public Square. formerly occupi"d BY James
MAYO, where they will keep constantly on
hand an assor,ncn, Of Saddles. B'Idlrs, nc
From long experience III the business 'h"N
nar,er lhem>e YES that they can furnish the
peoule of this section with better article,
IN their line than they have been IN tho
hahl, Of purchasing for the same money!
rhpy use none but the hest materials. an'
all Jobs will he expcn,rd in a workman Ike
manner, and those who purchase ton
them may calculate on getting III" worth I"
their money. By manufacturing eo"'
work al low prices, and constant attention
to business, they hope To merit aud receive
a liberal share of public patronage.
RICHARC HALEY s. Co.
I sUjs Feathers, BeeSwsx, Tallow. Corn
| Beet Hides. Pork, Bacon. L'nsev. Fla!
iand Tow Linen. Sc, taken in eXchang
i for work al market prices.
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ra,lE Trustees Of Ococe Academy wish
1 ,oinrorm the public that they have q
very furnishing school no" Ur,'I
hy ". J. NJ. MAsKALL. This is W."
t,,,,h session Mir. Maska!l has taught ~
mr. hcqdamy. We fni him fully com.
ns,en, to discharge all the various duties Of
teacher all the different departments "'
Literature as usually taught IN the b st W.
,,i,ntions Of leaning in our country.
rrs nre,er,, session will end the iast o.
~.',,.,,,t., tho next will commence on the
49,, Wrotoy Of November next. The
,v,rs,ass have lately procured the following
a,n,,,ins. viz;
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HAIR DITARE. CUTLERY .A.ND .AG
RfCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
A. w, & w. ID. CARMICHAEL

AUGUSTA. GA.
GEAVE on hanl a complete assortment
d n Of English and American Hardware
land Cutlery. They also keen on land an
extensive stock of Agricultural Implements
'rons> ing principally Of Plou2hs. Cu',ivo-
;,ors, Harruws, Straw Cutters, Corn Shell
,e,s, Cylindrical AMI Eoube Acting Rotary
'Churns, Horse Powers, Threshpr'. &c.
A II orders entrusted to them will receive
5promp, and carefn. attention.
Feb. %. iS5O--ly* "a