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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-04
THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY. OCT. 4, 1850.

IUE SPIRIT OF Observation-Disclosures lhe
mask has been Withdrawn from the Dis
union project in Georgia, it IS astonishing
how bold and dcnuncia'ory its advocates
have become. Some If The Pres cs seem 10
be edited by infurinte madmen. and the
public speakers derort themselves like mon
partially demen'ed. They have no spirit of
,oleration, bu, fiorccly denounce as co,cards
and traitors all who do not rally under the
oody flag of Disunion ! Even the Editor
Of the Albany Patriot has fallen under their
displeasurc, because he prefers system of
Non Intercourse to immediate Disuqion' In
his last number, the Editor says:
"There was nne gentleman who, on his
return from the Amer!cus meeting. took the
liberty of threatening Us. that if we did not
discontinue the discussion Of the remedy for
Southern wrongs, he and his friends would
establish an opposition paper, destroy Our
circulation, and do US what injury they
could.
:Our answer wns, and is. that in the
advocacy of what we believe to be- right. or
the denuncintion of what we believe to be
wroRg,,ii we now knew that he, or his
R6:o.,,,h" power, and the will, to
~" dollar which we pos
ago, have toilcd, we
lcsar convictions Of
Oi Wy and every conse
~ IN. gentleman knew how utterly we
despise time. serving politicians, the echoes.
1T. 4 g III ho
men who could be swerved from what they
believed to be right. by threats of injury, or
promises of reward he would have saved
himself some modification"
The ends and aims of the present Ad-
minis,ration are entirely National The
President and the Cabinet profess TO stand
upon no sectional ground, and to have in
view no sectional designs o. objects. Their
whole course has proved this; and their
future action, we have no doubt, will de-
monstrate ii still more clearly. The pas.
sage Of the compromise measures was
hailed nowhere with more delight. we are
sure, than in the Presidents house. Stu
diously keeping alool from all interference
with the action of Congress, it is yet man
ifest that the Administration deeply SYM
pathized with every effort made TO adjust
the vexed questions, and to restore once
more peace and quiet TO the country. The
President is as much opposed TO the ultra.
ism Of the North as he is to the D,sunion
doctrines Of some of the Southern politi.
clans; and we feel confden, that he depre>
Gates and disapproves of the action of those
reckless and disappointed parlisans who
will not let "well enough" alone, and who
seem disposed to keep up agitation and ex'
element. He knows thet the South has
rights which ought TO be respected, and
which none but mischief-makers would
wantonly Invads.-.Nat. Intel.
That was an awful modest miss who fain.
ted away in church the other morning be-
cause the preacher said it was his inlen>
ton 10 show up sin in lis naked deformty.
The complete returns Of the August elec-
tions in Kentucky show that the Senate
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-04

Julius. 90 you know do hnl'- oh 40 Ion.
tezum,rsl'
'Ob course does. Niger; hos Dc bruider
Of len. Taylor. 0rd was nur>cd by Sarah
Gorden.'
Why. how d. darky talks. br aud by dc
coorcd men wIIl kao" as n.ucl as the mt.,'
tia
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-04

A lady in Albany did the whole
weeks washing for large family.
and got breakfast for them, before ten
o'clock in the morning., made new
dresses for two Of her children. clean,
ed up the house. and got dinner before
one O'Clock; baked haIf a dozen ioavcs
of bread, and two mince pics, before
four o'clock in the afternoon. and
promcnadcd Broadway iiiI six o'clock;
got supper for the family at seven,
and in the evening white "as1cd three
rooms. Beat that who cau
Certainly. An Irish domestic who
heard this read. AYERS that she did all
the w,s5hing las, Monday, rot break
fast for fourteen. and muaa all the
beds in the house, before any one
was upr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-04

MURDER AND ROBBERY AT GALENA.--A
man, name not known, had his throat cut
from car In ear in the streets of Galcna,
Ill.,. on the night OF the 9Th inst. and his
pockets riAed of about $500. The unfortu
nate man was from one of the prairirs, and
the money was doubtless his hurd earnings
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-07
.!,1 ]! 81 9 ca ]! 2 !. /. Z
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A SAFE and Certain Cure for CONSUMPTION OF tn,
a LUNGS SprTTNG or BLO0D, CoUGHs, COIDs
ASTHMA, PAIN IN Sing, BRONCHITIS, HoOpIbt,
CouGH, and all PumoQary Affections.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Louisville Journal says: DR.. Rogers's LIVER
WpRT and IA not only gives immediate relief in Coughs
and Colds bat from the testimony of men of the highest
Standing here and elsewhere 1t is making very rCnafka.
bic cures Ot Consumption
The Railway Register adds: We have heard il stated
by persons of great rspecabty who have used this ed
cine, that of the remarkable medicines of tie
lge Tor Coughs Colds, Influenza Bronchitis Asthma Pain
IN ne SIDE and Breast, Splitting OF Blood, WhOUpng Cough
nate ~ Consumption; and the certificates attached TO Ike
advertisements would seem fully 10 justify this statement
LIVER WORT.
% Plant has for many been found be Of Singh
recently Il was nacnaiue that possessed great power In
lrc-tRg bleeding the Lungs Conehs of chronic r5arac
ti ec. aud OF essential service il all diseases oil pulmonary
I9 article row universally acknowledged be the most
healing and efficient application for diseased or decayiua
Lungs any portion Of tie eshy or muscular parts of the
Understood blythe Egyptians il the carly ages Of the yDrd
ana no doubt now exists among scientific men, that the pre-.
principally Of this ingredient. In later ages was found to
be M universal among the abOrgines OF America and NJ
ms day 1t Is their principal and in fact only medicine for an
uOuhd state OF tue Lungs any approach II. Those
VINO are acquainted with the history of this hardy race of men
Know t9at deGtt from Consumption Is unknown among
mem! me medical faculty in all countries appear have
ana are nov introducing in their practice. DR.. BuChal OF
England; Dr. Cnchon, Of st. PeeIsburg Dr. La Prplre
o. fa AMI The distinguished Dr. Cooper, have been in the
hap OF combining 1t with other articles in their prescriptions
and with entire success.
~ Re~are Of COugterfeits and base limitations!
E.p' The genuine article is signed ANpREw ROGFEs nm
the engraved WRAPPER around each bottle.
t,E fRICEl III PEI Bottle, or Six Bottles for So Sold
49, sCOVIL < MEAD, II3 Chartres street.
63mdaW between Cortland 81. Louis ss, n. Orleans.
LIZ GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES.
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No. so CUSTOyHHO USE STREET, Men Orleans.
INVALUABLE DlSCOYERY-.N0 Pan reguirsa until
Cure IS egectcd-Pnyate Diseases cnred IN few days
by regular physician without mercury other poisonous
Louisiana '
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any OF the forms Of certain Disease lis general advertise
ment IN another column The treatment adoJtfd by Tim
mat winch has the approval OF the distinguished sur
geons OF Pas, London and New York ard universal sue
cess has proved beyond doubt that permanent cure Tor the
worst cases U Constitutional ~ s, GononhRa Structure
enlargement Ot the Pruats Glands, diseases induced By
certain Olly practice etc. etc., be obtained 10
nora GertaEty application be made those whose iug
gehce, skl and experience can be relied Since Dr. Mu
len opened Ia TINS CITY, all the many that have come
Qhder ms care have been cured, without single exception
oQns Of these We're OF yeas standing One remarkable case
u ctuT ~ years old has been cured the surprise of The
iausnt The gentleman (whOse respectablity known to
NE citizens OF Ne" Oreaus) is at hand, AMI (by his perm
Ion) can be referred 10. Dr. NJ treatment Of Structure
got known South of New York. Ills treatment Of GonOr
heea and Ge the most perfect ever discovered 1t is the
shortest safest and sures The patient takes GOpaiva
sHoe3s uIpentne or other nauseous doses, but il OBJ
.lsa IN oe or two days, without pain, Inconvenience, or
The tine named
lAPoThNoY.-Young Others who, by sexual excess
PAM consequences resulting from an unraraned uu gence
Of the passions, such premature mpOncy, involuntary
seminal emissions, general debility constitutional derangs
mn may consult Dr. Mullen, in honorable confidence be
oilers them perfect The srctest secrecy olarve
d. Mullen may be consulted daily his office No 81 Gus
tOElhOuse street. BENJAMIN MITTI,EN Nj ii
az Remember, No. s. Custnulbouse street. wis NJ
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nTsd bs ,I ~ CraAq1l Passages etc., etc. have been
he n1ost o,o, J Nture, and cases Of SYPHILIS Of
aHaye gsnca description have promptly yielded to their
and c ptspaIaon IS, withoutdoubt most eec,ua remedy
iu ia f many obstinate diseases, after many other med
III @ In ltsmproved form, it nearly asteles
aaHe9t cure R the space Of fine or sir dags
MN resurrection TO Diet any exposure or bust
ffsy w 70 at Troublesome weakness that occurs so often
H. ~ q olher medicines generally prescribed and If
an Lie INST stage OF the disease, II will arrest Tie die
@ ana remove all unpleasant feelings in a few days. In
or chrome stage of the Diseases in obstinate
@ eiadle Complaints, such Whites etc. il is with
ca" ~ go1pt' te most eiectua remedy discovered.
we Ky no! CHer these Specifies HNSACEA, or cure
tIg, mt Tor the abOreuamei cases. we are NJ Thor
ea ny doctors lstoy and Paetar, Of Par C,he avenoT
s YOU'D here gsmarS that thee preparations have been
lley have universally proved alicacous
, E3J- Sole Agercy, No. 1 s. CARONDELET STRE EFT.
tesUrFcH CGRHt fll75f7ru ,trgsFs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-07

REkI HERoINE.- Yesterday afternoon lady
and gentleman were riding over the Neck in a
sleigh behind very fleet animal, that appeared to
be exerting every nerve to do his masters bidding.
The young buck who held the ribbands, notappear-
ing satisfied, thought he would ply the best little
with the whip. The string Of the lash had no
er done is work than the proud steed champed his
bit and paved the course at running speed. Our
dandy suddenly became frightened, and dropping
the rens. leaped from the sleigh, leaving his lady
love in imminent danger Of being dashed to pieces
at the heels Of spirited and frightened horse. The
young and pretty damsel, finding herself thus de-
serted by one who she thought would protect her
seized The fens and guided the animal until he be-
gan to show signs Of fatigue, and atlast surrendered
himself sothe brave and persevering heroine. The
6,QSe young gallant, who SO unceremoniously part
ed with bis lady, after recovering from his fall made
haste 10 escape the ieers and laughter that were
justly poured upon him by the hundreds who wit
messed his noble conduct-Bosion Bee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-07

Influence or SINGLE MIND-Some Of The
most gifted Of the clerical profession in this country
wear out muscle and nerve in preparation of SER
mons for meagre audience Of a few hundred,
while others contribute TO the periodicals. Of tile
day some Of their best thoughts, and thus reach
thousands. The American Messenger states re-
snarkable instance in points. An esteemed clergy
man. who is faithful to his flock, has written seye-
raj small tracts. consisting partly OF extracts from
hSs sermons, which have had an astonishing circu-
lation. OF five Of them 200 900 copies each have
been printed and Of one Of them 100000 copies
Including The circulation Of two of them in the
Messenger, the aggregate number Of copies Of
these works printed exceeds two millions! What
an influence fer a single mind to exert yet his
professional labors have not been neglected, nor
their value Enthusiastically I. .Jour Of Commerce
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-07
:. THE TRENCH LrcINA CnnnI,l-.

gvJur roy' ~ 81 t IA 8 {{fSsltgfa5fpe Drops
a OF lmpotency has gained for them Just celebrity 10
those persons who by of yenery etpouon have
brought themselves Premature muOeney involuntary
Seminal Emissions General Debility Weakness and ShrveE
ing OF the Genital Organs, Nervous Affections or any other
consequences OF unresaned indulgence OF he sensual pas
SONS these Drops are strongly recommended This dreadful
practice (pnanlsm) depression uwnes5 of Spirits
with peculiar fits Of melancholy, and lessons both mental and
bodily capacity.
y The only Agency in the United States is 1T No. IS
GARoNDELET street. between Canal and Common streets
New Orleans, sign of the dssculapius Statue. ST "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-07

This extract of Sarsapaa has been expressly preDarsd In
reference to female complaints. No female who has reason
70 suppose she Is approaching that critical PERIOD The Turu
Of Lie should neglect take it, as il is certain
ior any OF the numerous horrible diseases which female
tor several year by using this medicine Nor it les yaua
pc ior those who are approaching wOmanhOod, as is cal
cuae 10 assist nature by quckening the blood ami nyg0
atng the system. ndled this medicine is invaluable fo III
the delicate diseases 10 which subject 1t brace
he Whole system, fenevs permanently the natural eegieg
ny removing the impurities Of The body, stinuia
ing as to pFOduce subsequent relaxation, which the case O
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease n,
surgical operations may be prevented
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-07
FEMALE MEDIGSP2RNN M BUTLER IT.

Dr. Townsends SaTsaparia a sovereign and speedy cure
Tor ncplent Consumpton, Bauenness, POlapsus Je or
falng oil the WOMB, C0stiyeness, Piles, IeuchorbDa or
Wmes, DISTRACTED or difficult Menstruaon, IncontnaDce
OF Ore or untay discharge thereof and the general
PTsuauon OF the system-nG whether the result 0l
nefent cause OF causes produced by regularty Illness
acceut Nothing can be surprising than
effects on the human frame. Persons, al weakness and las
ude, from taking al once become robust and fun Of ene
unoer Us influence 1t Immediately counteracts the
ness oil le female frame, which is the great cause OF barren
ness IL VIII not be expected Of of 50 ecate Il
ndtnre to exhibit certificates of performed but Ne ca
ssre rs afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been reported
70 VI thousands o. cases where families have been without
nave been 0essed with line, healthy oiIsprng
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-07
- ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
COsTiYENEs.s;


OR, COEsTIPATI0N OF THE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the ure safest and most certain remedy for this disease
VIII positively give relief in the worst cases. and after
called Office with astOnshment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment other diseases upon parts
OF their bodies the bowels, and that copious movement
had resulted 'FRONT.' This result will always follow thoough
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are COS
tive. Let the experiment be tried 1t is perfectly safe and
in no instal can the Pain Extractor do harm
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TO AL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,

VIE subscribers would resUectfnv rho
u ~ GS!)UNFR m MERCHANTS and Dealers in Ss
HATS and GAPS in general to tielr VERY -
~ LA hG u assortment 9th above named Goods 80
LA which Is SECOND TO NONE mi THE CITY,
SilScompnsmg EVERY KIND AND or AiTPY on,
ue 100 numerous to detail but can honestly assure All per
s ap9n' purchasing this line that an inspection Of then
och WI 9e greatly 70 their advantage before purchasing
Tor me reason that they are mostly all of their
HaTaR92IlqqGinfe and come DIRECT FROM THEIR OWN
III Iqhh g Newark, n. j.: and being satisfied
WIN me MANUFACTURERS PROFITS feel certain
cannot fail 10 be satisfied also (aera nspec
uohJ that the above is represented.
DJRBRlDGE & CO.,
OCH ON q CustomhonSe street up stairs.
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities Of New
fof and Albany, aborng under tie distressing Err
speas, attended with inflammation Of the kidneys aud with
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps Of the size
81 hens eggs popudng and large b0ls covered my body
came intoeraDle. ply tongue cracked and the roof Of my
mouth covered with soes and my chest the root Of
my neck, was in constant burning heal that cold watel
did not cool it.
lnts misery longed for desth and never expecled re-
cOYery, when Mrs. Jessnp desired me
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-07

ItI w. lOF NE cure o.
GOnOrrh9a, elect, Stric
,Gres, Venereal Diseases,
5tc., etc.
la oiilring these prepa,
yauOns TO the public,
Doctors Leroy and Peieuei
hsarIe- 3y hazard the asser.
lion that they are not only
lOt surpassed, but une.
lualled, either for thn1
curative properties or for
Hlidness, safety and Ger.
yainty in their operations,
by any other preparation,
compounded for similar
purposes, now before the
public.
Long standing cases OF
G0nOrrhGG, Gieet, STRIFE
lures, Pans In the L0ias,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-07
CNsT STEEL sAME-

THE subscribers manufacture from the BEST CAST
L STEEL, Circular Saws from two 10 sixty pchesiU H.
aneeE also MIL, Pitt COss-CUt and other Saws, all Of eu
enq quality They also state that thee saws are rrOund
Hgsively Tor their saws the advantages derived from The ne
OF these machines, which highly important as the Saws
are hefe1y made perfectly and regular in Thickness
thck Or Tim al any part thus strengthening Circular Saws by
gradually Increasing them in thickness from the cutting G
TO their centre: The truth and uniformity OF tbeir srte
renders less set in the teeth necessary and on this account
ss power Is required to drive the saws; besides they will not
need so frequent sharpeninbe less liable to become heated
and also produce saving In timber, i'
~ These Saws may be had of the spbsrrbers y, n, Ill
United States r Hoe q wv nut the
o29 6md&W % and Fl Cola ~, \ NJ
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COPARTNERSHIPS

fTsBl Coparmehp hitherto existing between the under.
dissolved By mutual consent $. II. FULTON,
The undersigned will continue the business under The name
Of SAM'L II. FULTON, No. New Levea,
and Tchoupitoulas st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-07
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All CIV "a atertals OF the Latest Stvle
- the " asy crssesat't would
.an sael. and the pabc an
y exc
case Anaa o. printing 81 "A tas0rablstsras,
ROCKS AND PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS. tAtVvwR,s
hhaEfS5 Ellis VI LAnlNG DRAY RECEIPTS,
CAApsi FOSTERS sTEAABQAT BILLS, 30, &C.
avery style.
~ tbeF naterType. Presses etcar .ntirelv s, ann
t-s tery latest Viii will
Noth y nannsr ne 5s surpassed oity Tie Pessses s
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8aaAnty n ihe F0e eeae type we'll known oau,
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shs ere, ~
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FNQ THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL
Il DlSEASES.-The reputation of the writer is no well
established that all that necessary say those who have
been unfortunate have contracted any one of those
dreadful diseases known called Secret Diseases in any ar
81 their various orns is that the writer after most success
iul practice OIL weuty-siX years. confined strictly to Venerep
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (haying treated and re-
eged many hundreds who past all hope many OF WHOM
mad been under the treatment Of eminent physicians without
recelfng any benefit Is enabled 70 offer you positively safe
afflicted this short advertisements they would do well 10
eau at No SO CusToMHousE street, before applying else
where, and avail themselves Of the benefits OF the subscribers
long and successful experience
q ~ n
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CouLnN'T ALLOW IT.-A gentleman tells us
agood story Of one Of his domestics. Having EN-
ployed new female servant, he sat down in The
paFlnr. the evening after, to !" a civil game Of
whist with his wife and a couple OF neighbors.
The next morning my lady, ':ihe help, OBJ
served that the card playing must be put stop
To- Or she should Be obliged leave-she didn't ap-
prove q the practice, and egsr aflotced it in aIi
lies where she lived l"-Boston Post
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hereby certify that have been afflicted with an nveterate
Fever Sore Tor fourteen last past and have spent nearly
i've hundred dollars IN employing physicians and purchasing
medicines at are used recommended for its bH 10
purpose until last resort, heard Of and tried l.
LEH'S MAGICALPAIN EXTRACTOR. when 10 nv
great SURPRISE before had used whole box OF this Save
about me. BRADOCK laws
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This certifes that DALI.EY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used my family for Salt Rheum OF thirteen years
DURATION and Tor Wars These fierce diseases have been at
once aevate, and they both entTsy removed There
can be no doubt but this Medicine has all the that the
Patentee claims for it, from what has fallen under my Oer
walton, added to the very respectable testimonials in It's favor
by others who have used in requiring immediate relief
do most cheeFfuly TO the attention U affected
the use Of this Invaluable saive.
REjato, ". j. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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ERXsIpEIAs

For ErysiDelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable.
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
time, but it driven III, and will re-sppear the same on
some other place. The Pain Extractor however dra1os o
and completely the the disease and effects
Lhnrnnn oh mr.
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She brought my bed box and applied some to the sores
lett immediate ease wherever touched me, and begged
tor enough 70 anont thoroughly. Ii Obtained and
nte seemed 10 invest To the burning pam
the chest even made Pills Of ii, aud took them which
soon cured me. owe my life to your valuable Extractor
being now q strong as ever, and have been ever early
In the year 1919. KERZIA FRENCH.