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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

DEsTRUcTIvE FIRE AT PIKE, WYOMING Co.
lhteileehce was received here on Saturday, OF tho
destruction by fire, at Pike, Wyoming County, OF
The paper mil owned by Messrs John b. Smith OF
Tins city, and W. W hecler of Pike. The fire was
discovered about 10 O'Clock, Wednesday morning
alH m uhI'y minutes aiterward tie building fell
worth Of stock was saved, aud about 5000 worth or
machinery. The establishment va, valued AT
S7,c00-manuiac,arins the best paper OF its kioJ
III Western New-YoIk. Ga it there wassn !"
lurarce OF 81 COO 600 in the Genesee Mntnoi
and $4,000 Ia the lew Rome Canpany. Pny1a'
bly the establishment vii. be rebuilt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

INXTRA PUBLIC NOTICE hereby gwen. lhst
II Ers n ROEUER ~ WOooi-rst Nes York, 10 the
oaly person ua gives tue ilfJfnsuon OF al Interesting
sHss thfou "a life The past prrten ant future evens
I'VE hsvs c0nsuf,d ne h~r profession - win The
planets sgAs science u7 HEd CORRECT ans she s nOt
one Ct ID, imposlers- fyri4ue-elisrs" " Herald
To know ny 81. ID 10 ~ ge tIs lurps VI ale
IL fresi.r ihsn Ia El The s-ais Of stats
The ruling SHOVE, by secret isws,
Determine fortune ~ her secolc cause.
Thee are book. where re al may Rad,
Aud all shcu.o tnOw be- would Ia Ire succeed,
Whsi corresponding sggs IN Llsn display,
Hik future aruoos, poinis hls devious way.
Thus 10 the heavens is .utnfs fate 10 learn,
The pr, sent pssl snd filufe {, discern.
Correct he sieps, improve be hours oi NE,
Ard thunring error, i've iryJd Of strhs
Those who hsve Coz suited Mrs II R0esler, know ne
Truth Of ker unsurpassed sail IA The above science. her
name hes spree throughout The United States with he
rrost prof confidence 10 the public She va led hy
persons Of - highest respectfully to their entire -ns
factSs regard TO health, wealth and marriage low ~
furs journeys law suits abs nj friends, sckasss ana
desih Beware Ofimposers ard remember sr rssiience,
81 Woosier-st onedoor from Amily-st Y. myz -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Ancuonaer
DRRFMPTckY SALE OF FOUR THOUSAND

ANTHONY y. BLEEChtk, AlcNOn-er. -
DEREMPTOkY SALE OF FOUR THOUSAND
Il BUILDING LOTS snd valuable Water Fronts, "a
the town Of Duukuk Ch4uauque Co At the ernna Ion Of
The Erie Railrosd Sale the premises oy
der of Rutse Nrvns AID Cha'es c. King, Esqs Trus-
iees-ANTHONY BLEEt kER vi sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY, the g Of Ju1p, 1850 % the prem Ia
the town Of Dunkk, ChsutUqne Co state ~ New York,
BIZ order OF about 0O building lots In said town,
snd nuuter of valuable wafer ns add wharf privileges
the baIbor The saie OF the whole OF which viii DO sb
sOue uDreseTysd TO The hig hest bidders LhOgnphc
msps Of the property be obtained " the Huc,Oneer
Bcadt one month before the sale IS OF the pur
che money DOnd and mortgage for years.
nj nj per Dunsirk being he terminus Of the
Ee Railroad and harbOr tne finest the LAKE, this
~. perry Cfers great Inducements buyer The sails VIII
be continued daily uniii lhr whole property 10 sold.
mNgl. IS D n 1913 68.II ISIS THIGH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
MERCHANTS EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL 6TO. k-A 40. 900.

MERCHANTS' EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL SIT. Ks 100. 900.
vyrHfg LINE 10 established kr NJ rapid usnsportafou
Yohk via Albany, Troy, Bun-o aud Detroit 70 Chicago
and st. Louis also, via Buffalo, 10 Cincinnati and Louie
Vile
~ No MoRey Paenlsss ,eeeised! "A
This Company having made ils srsagemsnts with Tho
seysrs railroad and sieamboa' n 90 ns proposed route
Albany, Oswego. M"sns1 Locsport
scheoectady, Kingston, Michigan Ciry Peoria
Utica, Toronto, Chicago. Alton,
Syracuse, Hamilton, Wsusegsn, ~ Louis,
Auburn, Lewiston, ksnoshs- Elgln
Rochester, Detroit Racine, 0sisns
Buffalo, Jackson, Mn~-ns-e, Dubuque, ana
SarsFtfs ifATsH
The line Tor Cincinnati ard louisville viii be ready 10
few days Of which due DOtier will he given.
II 10 believed that tho Merchants Express Line odes
10 tie mercantile community and s-Dscsiy 10 tbs msr-
cbsris residing Of Buffalo and along the great Lakes
and The Ohio and Northern aissssIppi Rivers what hes
al he ugher knds Of mecnandisr nich sns be dual IN
speed sLy heretofore offered b-ni and tho time
Ps1S az aE ss l9
N Yors to Buffalo. SON Yo,s u NJ lwsuiss. 81 50
:. Cscsso ... sol g. Loai.... %
and Intermediate places al prOpornonz- 0oois win
be delivered any OF the shove named places with rsg1-
laiy and the greatest Dispatch Toe pfDpetors respect
fully call the a.teDdoo Of Wessrp msrchsnts thsir plan
Of operations They believe 10 just what ssuiarded
lerprse Win meet with soprob-lou and support ofins
public. zEYEsEkcss
C. 4 LoKcsrREErk Co 81 20 saaH n. Z.
z r TsTTr Co ia Broadwe.SY
Jan WILElksOs, Prsal 4 I X x syracuse
HosAcE Wars, Cs,hl-T Bi ofsyrscusa
Joax PasE. Csshier Bk. Of Troy
o,;s, op ,birn,snl % - lon .. e Oacs Of To Com.
psny wann husshLLA Prest
HeF-Yofk, Say l. ian ava n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

DUBLIC NoTIcE-sUPREME coUKT-ln Tie matter Of he
Il aspiration Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonay Cty
Of New York, relative 10 tie opeag ant pubic place
known stuyyeant square the Seventeenth Ward Of CITY
Public Notice hereby by the Mayor Aldermen
monay OF the City OF New YORK. statute
made and provided that the sad Tie Mayor Aldermen and Common
atty ofe City New Yok intend 10 max application supems
Of the State OF New Yor Special
es held the City Hail. the City ofNew fork, Saturday
day May, is opening OF tie Court
thereafter counsel can be heard tor the appointment Of comm
and ths
the Of the opening
laying public place known styvsnt square,
and m Avenues and bounded nohe By 7h street. southsy
BY 9th street, the Seventeenth Ward a the CITY OF New
the laid the nap plan Of the sad Cy
snted An Act relative improvements
ing Out Of Streets and Roads the CITY Of add for
puposss paced Apni 3D. 1901 and aso entitled "An
70 Alter the Map Plan OF the City Of Ees fo BY laying
tbsrson pubic place. Known square, passed nsh
l6th ls50s-Dsts4 Nee York, April 20th, 1850 !. :.
p3s thys5. HENRY T. DAVIES Corpoeauoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

ACCOUNT BOOK, PAFEH AND stAIloSE,
"A RI -''unp 80 cry uycs. afr A''l - AZ n
hsc ent,e W. Offer stlUw cssh prices rery y-ieiy y
bltrk huuts mem 'rurds and psss bnlks, wfiung shd
wuprIr rapers rs-u, and c'iufrd papsrs Poi-,
sfd snd ia n t.srt Grafton Lk. mtLl1l et'of VIE
tprs B, Vhirt eii@rs ard rDos er- gder a. he same
tine csptinE presses and large ae-Ofl nrni u goa
peIs eiv' ore &C - "a iO-sai- ard retail
FRANCIS 4 LDITrRFf. Na.ufarll rtng S'aionsfs
mvi7 S. n Maiden. iaIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
PAPER HAN6InGs ANO eANUBOxES.
N BROWN 81 JAHAL-ST,

lhfORTER And MANUFACTURER of Paper dang.
lnes and Bsndboxes oGcrs FOR sale splendid sssorl-
repi Of French ard American Paper Hsngngs, Frebosrd
Prnu aud Bsndboxes wholesale and relail Also Crate
IRONS beautiful sTdcle Competent worknen 10 paper
rooms 10 the heat manner. oil short nohce. sl5 Rnh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

EUAl.-Fra,h Orchard and bisek neafh kacge Coal
now landing htsh from the niass s9d In pnms order
j. LII W. WORTH q and So Broadway,
m, AIw ard corner Fourth and Thompson sis.
uAfh or SALGsbLRl.- ao1e, Of ne "a.
k(cf 81 sbUrr, ssrvisne redeemed ~ ?. HOuUH.
ION, g. lFsliAsssi a. per cenA discount ~ iyg~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
REMOVAL
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL REMOVE THEIR
IooKING-GLASS AND PICTURE-FRAndE
MANDATORY AND WAKE ROOMS

Nos $40 AND 3tl BROADWAY,
% or about Juue 40,
VNuERE, WITH INCREASED facilities for prompt
w superior ion Of every branch OF thsr bu
uets under lnelT supervision and greatly
enlarged stock Of met qusy lOoklng glass pste manih
ceutiy framed the kenl 1sance, Louis XIV ard other
les to ner iIh as varied al Of and
prices az can be obtained 10 The United
STATES they ere Of the liberal support OF their
friebds and the public IN general
WALLER kREPS, 10 Sprueest
W X. have mad. x uebs for contiD supply
ofsnciert and paintings, OF which large cosc
ton always he and very many will be found wor
lhv Ct particular attention. ny2l II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
oENTLEMEWs WEARING APPAREL

GENTLkMENs WEARING APPAREL
CHARLES Z. FOLWELL, Draper and Tailor
vi first qualify worn soe ~ der, t Fuonst between
William Gold has just purchased Tor cash. choice as
sOTimen OF cOts cassnieres and vesnngs which with
low selling FOR Cash, be 10 enabled 10 make up
per ets then Broadway prices He bss for the ssi
eight years enjoyed reputation even by those OF the .ane
uadej cutting the be htng garments and as for taste
and syle he viii guarantee cannot be beaten equaled
as In
CLOTHING AND TAiLOkING.--Imm
NslOck f.shisnabe ready mHds ciOlning, Of every
Description 900 coGis from 10 s5 1000 vests from
81 70 81; 500 psnts tom 81 u g. To measure cloths,
csssinefes and vesliUgs embracing Everything new and
desirhbc fret M always guaranteed "a single trai
viii convince alb 20 per Ihsn any 10 tolls
city, 'uT cab, al (remeniDef the name and number
MICHAEL CONWAY,
my2l I'm - Fulton 81 near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

Arrival oF IuSIGa ANTs.-The boats from n.
York this morning were crowded with Immigrants
The Newton brought near tSo thousand, and those
desinaed ior tie West by canal filed i've canal
b, gts Alo Atlas, CAST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
AhThONf BLEbCkkk Aucuous-r
rErKM II

AM nONt } bLEfbhtA AlrNNEsrr.
NAIiABIk BUILDING SIrES, ~ TIA
fLOuRlshlNG TOWN or YOSNERS, Westche1-
ter Co y within few minairs wax OF ths II itsqt
River Railroad and 70 minutes ia Depot Thryhrst.
Hew.Yoik ANTHONY BLEkCKER will sell ~ paB-
lie suction. TUESDAY hay B. At u NJ at he Rsa "a
tate sales Room, BTOSd 81 he county residences OF he
undersigned with all bis land (Gf tas first quatyl on he
westerly side Of he Albany Post Road. late Higbiscd
Turnpike, with front sold road nearly two housaEd
ct bounded easery BY The sal road and westerly ~ tie
Hudson River To accommodate purchasers the said land
DIVIDED 10 half acres 10 ious acres win dry feet avenues
one Of hem on said land lea Ing from The said bany Poss
Road 10 The said Railroad and The said Hudson River On
TIE premises IL houPe built 10 the modern style, hed In
1hh brick, and CT he best maerias and workmanship
TIE ais are rred and hard finished and The h'eplacss
have tne marble msntle-pecas. Toe said building 10 re
pee win every COW eLence f geDilemsn .ncacr
shote The main building and house al scen occuey
about seventy eet In eogin, and forty 10 depth H. ~
are other buildings nesv leo feet by 100 feet includ
carriage hou 80 and extensive stables On The Hudson
vhAIvss can be made, and eating HE xx =, "a,
stop al any hour. Steam and boats dsiv plx
from the city OF NewYork and the cars of ma p1
River Railroad during the day I'LL half pas, O'Clock
at h.
This psce s celebrated FOR It's saubrty OF suaiIoa ana
purity Of spring and well waters In greses abundance
which by analysis combine all The qualities OF rain water
The extensive views up and down the Hudson Rive no
Sound, and Inc surrounding country; tbs heahfane u
The negtborh0od the convenience OF several places %
Divine worship. excellent semnsres physcsns posol.
fee Duichera bake mkuen. mechanics, mills and sufes
all within few m1ues walk render them very desirable
sciences for gentlemen and mechanics whose daily
Gallons obi Them he In the city Those wishing pur-
chase will naturally view the properly; therefore
particular description Is not necessary II required one
bsf Of The purchase money may for term Of years.
secured by bond and mortgage on The premises.
Further terms and conditions will be made known on tho
dsy Of sale Satisfactory Information az TO An indspu,sble
title Will be given by L. RlkER. Esq Counsellor at
Law l2q FulIonsL New York, where a description and
nap OF The property may be ed ANY further nfcrms
ton will be given by Mr. JOSEPH II. JENNINGS YonA
ers, and SAMPSON sIMSON. ON the premises. my2c as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

HAnGIhG--Pspe, s,oCo pc'irds, iylg -.oso 80
EDwide q rr~nt u,z aes srd cli1rs ~ s7- II rlslr-
- - o. \ 4. orsr - N ~ .rllhr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

A 81 NERWIS Anc;ione-r
by BANGS PI.ATT A. 90. store ~ 8-osdwsy
~ fHuruisr AnebrOB gven 10 ~ su- ~ ffrse Lters
lies. Csrh sGVaic maze = hss i~.i~d
TIL RSOhY EVENING,
Al o'ciurk NJ M zlc,l u-rvOn.
Crest Sale Of English ok.-A vsry valuable collection
or Eos sh books 1st '~cssvd from london CslIogues
are nuw ready. FRIDAY EVENING
4. ! uca.cs. att1 SIciip.-rscr.
Bonss- sffe nd ss'sspe collective OF 'ialfsrd and
miscellaneous bOnbs IN cuaa,n-r
SATURDAY EVENING
~ Gclnck. Al tn room.
School and Bi4uz Booze aud ) auner,-A very exieo.
sse collection Of new and IRISH .nck
MONDAY EVENING,
Al oeocb, al The aucuun-rOOm
EnRnsh hn1 fferh II Cravings hy Lsndseer Lawrence,
Nhhe Newton herrng, and oih-r comment arss Soaci-
nsus vii b exhibited The walls days before no
safe
Also, sn sssornr'lt r. riscear@cIs sud school bOoxs
WEDNESDAY EVENING, ,9h Nav.
Law l1sARY-A very " o. and COIN yir,s hnrsy GA ga.
NenAu Oi the bar. recently decssei -brar1g he Tuned
States Reports y Peers Crsnc1 Dallas the ate Rses-s
o. johnson ard Wendell Dig.sis andsrd Trss'ises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

cTn unn TO LOAN o. bond and nonSsse for a
QO''OOO term VI years. DC pfOfs cuNs iss' '''As' "a
tbs city or Broctlyn 10 sun,s H. ant Apniy 20
ANTHONY RLEECKEs,
uvsl w Ace iroe-r brOtd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

CAUTION 10 DEAF PbhsONe -aofo af- in-
u iursd ttsf I,nrff,o IS qusck CT 10 years OF
eestul uestm,nt enables Dr. LUTtNEh Anhtt $50
Bruadwny cure all Drs1rss, h-r lhe and drum
l. good piesssLt DOises and discharges Of
EAR In bhau time WITHOUT i-ks or pain Ref
be teen ~ hs Far frnsr Broadway mar Miles
COriuiEOn ter. by stfsr or h. rwsr, 81 Ulpsid lst
ters reiuled Ofhce hours daily from unit. Sundays
exc pisd nyl4 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

EHAkIk IL ri kh, dsGIvf 10 Jeruilgss new
y PEeut Prem iUm hA'eiy Gas Lamps Also, Csnphena
SPIN Gas. OF ara Lard Lamps Hall and other Lanterns
O. les ChzncrtTs &c u The psterus;
Bn ard Glars Ware. Cutlery and Fancy Ornsnsut
Ato, Csmpbs NJ spinI Gas, Phosgele Gas, Ou, Wirks
Gs-srs Nc rs Gresnwich-sI between Warren snd Cham
berf sis myl0 lmA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

PAIkhJ rUh NEW INV ENTIONs
ITO PAhTife I'M tltksTED "a Inventions,
toe Nhscfrt ferf 10 services IN rollcilng II Isra
Pt,rnI In 1is cJuniry uso IL Drsai 6rSin frsn;e
arc other Cch ncria ia Every Inform lion can re
oss.pcd o aay r. Afforded al sEal scienuSe
poins ecrreeiec VII lhot- sub scnby
uif PfRRsOS 5WJl-st
DAiN1 inc illlsuDL 80 WOOD sld Marble }.
Il sfFNtfR SONS. - VA s-f-st sll csntin-r 20
execute DtdeIs 10 ltf hoe o hus1ess Hal WRls Man
tes pucs itrhrs stpfrs Pariyfs. aid Churches I'm ciy
ara ccLnirN pane 10 itaie lie VARIOUS woods mi naf-
bft G-C.Is rrrtqrfif atfen@ed - mve I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.

IS CANAL AND 65 LlsPENAaD STREETS
dOuFs west of BrOsiway
HARDWARE, HOLLOW.WARE, CUTLERY, BID.
iisuuis-wEre Pisin ard Jspsnned Tln-ware, Wool
ware, Baskets, Brushes, Srooms Man, Tubs Pahs On
anc Gas Lamps &c NC lag I'm SIMPSON CO
SODA WATER APPARATUS Of every deeenp,
- On rihe for he manufacture, drawisg o Doox 1f
Soda " stet manufactured aud sold by JOhn MAI
THEW s. eorneT Firstav and Tweuiy-sxIh a. ~ Y. a
HtbograJ he'd plate printed direcons gYngeverJ n'
form for he manufacture and putting up Of ihe appsr
atus The uauu iure OF the syrups Gc accompany seeh
apparatus Al commit uicsu0ns immediately attended 10
on application "a shove myi5 lmDkACal'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-30
FROM CALIFORNIA,

By this arrival we have San Fran
cisco papers to the 18th of July, two
days later than those brought by the
Philadelphia.
Gov. Burnet. has declined to accede
to the petitions urging the call Of an
extra session of the Legislature, there
being, in his opinion, no adequate reas'
ons therefor. The Governor was ex.
pccted to arrive in San Francisco on
the day that the Isthmus left, on his
way to Sacramento City.
Information had been received at
Stockton that party numbering about
twelve have been found dead in a
ravinc near the Double Springs"
where they had been digging. From
their appearance, death was caused
by the stabs they had received; and
from the scarcity of any article of
value upon their persons, the supposi.
ton IS, that the poor fellows had been
robbed Of what they possessed.
In relation to the general state Of
affairs at these Southern mines, tie
Stockton Journal Of July l3 remarks:
A most alarming state of things
exist in a portion of the Southern
mines. Around Sonora, scarcely a
night passes without murder, and
when the miner retires to his repose
he knows not but that the morrow's
sun will find him the victim of the
assassin's knife. 1t is thought that
within the two last weeks twenty men
have been murdered in that neigh
borhood.
A Thirty Pound Gold Piece.-The
Sacramento Transcript says: "Last
evening we examined the largest
lump Of gold, we believe, ever dug in
California; it is a mixture of quartz
and gold, the whole weighing thirty
pounds 1880 ounces, troy) From the
tests made, it is ascertaiued that the
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-30

lump contains about twenty three
pounds of pure gold. This mammoth
piece was dug from ravne in the
dry diggings, between the North and
Middle Forks Of the Yuba river, (the
location is known as the Jim Crow
DIggings) by Mr.. VIM. II. julius, oil
New York city, and MIR. John Grivcs,
OF New Orleans.
The first Of these had been year
IN the dlggings, and had not averaged
over $40 per day. Himself and part.
her mad taken possession of an old hole
which had been worked out and dc.
serted by two negroes. Finding that
lhcy could not work to advantage
without draining the water off. they
dug trench or canal, and as soon as
the water disappeared commenced
work. They had worked several
hours, when one of them thought he
espled a piece of gold jjutting out from
the earth in the canal which they had
dug to carry off the water from the
main hole. He stopped to examine it
and finding it to be the pure metal, he
drew forth his case knife, scraped the
dirt loose around it. while it continued
to grow larger until the thirty pound
lump rolled out at his feet. They
kept the matter a profound secret,
and started off for MarysviIle, where
they were offered $4,000 for it,
which they refused. They are ex-
hlb!ting it at Mcknight's Suffer Hotel,
at fifty cents per head. The rayinc
from which this mammoth lump was
taken, is nothing more than small!
brook, running through a flat; the
ground rises gently on the sides and is
covered with rich coat of grass. 1t
was found about two feet below the
surface. The young men arc on their
way home, and expect to realize a
fortune from exhibiting it in the
States.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-30
DEVIL, DEATH & CO.,

'PholeSote and Retail dealers in Spirits.
Take this opportunity of informing
their friends and q discerning public,
that they continue the trade of making
lrunkards, Bankrupts, Bcegars and
Maniacs, on the most reasonable terms
at the shortest notice.
The advertisers return their most
sincere thanks to their numerous,
steady and attached customers, and to
all the tipping part of the community,
for the increasing countcnance and
extensive patronage which they now
receive; and they hope that the many
proofs which are to be found in every
town, village and district in America,
Of the success of Devil, Death 81 Co.,
in the above line of business, will Sc.
cure to them the increased support of
all drunkards Dram. drinkers, and oc.
caslonal customers. rs well IS forever
to silence the advocates of Temper.
ancc societies. those bitter enemies TO
this long established and popular trade
this respectable soul and body de.
stroying business.
D., ID. & Co. beg to assure the
public that the article in which they
deal, is the best and most pleasant
poison in the world, and has never
been known to fail in any instance
where the individual has persevcred
in the use of it for the limited time
D.. D. g. Co. prescribe.
In order to Go business in a respect.
able style, the advertisers have obtain.
ed 4 license from the State, under
whose benevolent auspices they arc
legally authorized to bring the wives
and families of their customers to
misery and TO wound. MAIN and beg.
gar, drive to delirium and death, as
many as the public good requires. In
particular. D. d. 81 Co. will spare no
pains to secure the eternal damnation
of as many as will favor them with
their counlcnance anG support To
accomplish these desirable ends its
only necessary for the individual to
take a glass occasionally, till he feels
that many are insufficient to CRAFTY
the craving appetite, which it will
soon create, and when this whiskey
is formed. the results a,
which Devil, Death 81 Co. aim arc
secured. rs the person is then prepar-
ed to brave temporal and eternal
misery FOR the sake Of another glass.
For the accommodation of their nu.
merous customers, and for the dis.
patch of their increasing business,
Devil. Death s. Co. have appointed
a sufficient number of active agents,
who are stationed at convenient dis
tances in the streets of cities, and
along the highways. cross roads, and .
in the villages of every county dis
rict, and may be found ready for
business at all hours, by day or night,
even Sunday not excepted)
Satisfactory reference can be given
o the Bridewells, Lunatic Asylums,
hospitals, the Jail. the Gallows. the
)runkard's fireside, and to our Head
Quarters in the ever raging alcoholic
Tres OF tophet, generally"
The Terrible Calamity at Lynnfeld,
" which thirteen persons were
has spread a general and
CONSERVATION through that
'illage. The bodies have all been
covered. A correspondent Of the
Tribune gives the following sad par
iculars -
"a Mrs. Garland lost two beautiful
one of eight years ard the
,,her an infant-whi!e she was barely
,vol In, n m an's sei,iny har hv tho
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-30
No Cure no Paw!

FESIlE undersigned has permanently located
Il himself in Calhoun, McM;nn county, at
which place he has opened an Olice for the
purpose of preparing claims for all persons
who have claims against the Government, for
Pensions, Bounty Lands, Pay proper. Extra
Pay, Pay for lost Horses, and every other de-
scription of claims for adjudication before the
Departments at " ashington. He is well pre-.
pared, having all the Pension Laws, and all
the Executive Regulations, 70 direct him in
preparing claims, and in addition twenty
years experience in that line of business. Iii,
charges shall BE- moderate. Many claims are
lost on account of being prepared by nexpe-
rienced persons. Call and see him. No charge
for talking about your claims.
SAMUEL WORKMAN.
Aug %, lSs0-l2m 100