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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16

GooD.-There is a volume of good
sense in the following brief piece, by
Sidney Smith:
There is one circumstance | would
preach up, morning. noon. and night
toyoung persons. for the management
Of their understanding. Whatever
you are from nature. keep to it. never
desert your own line Of talent. II
Providence only intended you to write
posies for rings, or notices for twelfth.
cakes. keep to posies notices: a good
motto for tweIflh.cake is more re.
spectacle than villainous epic poem
in IL books. Be what nature intend.
ed you for. and YOU will succeed; he
any thing else. and YOU will be ten
thousand times worse than nothing.
They have got great necroman>
Ger at 'chaghticoke. Among the feats
which he performs are the following:
He gives any gentleman leave 10
drive forty twelve. penny nails into
the Aeshy part Of his person, after
which he takes a seat IN load stone
chair. when they are all drawn out
again.
He likewise draws the teeth Of half
a dozen different gentlemen, mixes
and jumbles them in a hat, and gives
any person leave to blind fold him,
and returns each their own, and fixes
them as we'll as ever.
He also swallows pound and a
half OF gun-powder, after which he
allows any gentleman to "touch him
off" with hot poker. when he instant.
ly becomes blown into ten thousand
fragments; aud yet moment aher-
wards he is las good as new"
With his forefnger and thumb, he
lhrusts several gcntlemens' and ladies'
eyes out of their heads. without the
least pain. at which time they see an
unspeakable number of beautiful col.
ors; and after they are entertained to
the full, he places them again in their
proper sockets, without any damage
to the sight
tie lets any gentleman drink a
quart OF hot melted lead, and bv a
draught Of prepared liquor. of which
he takes part himself, he makes the
said lead pass through the said gen.
tleman. before all the company.
He concludes the performance by
standing on his head and throwing
both legs out ofthe scuttIe. after which
he swallows his head. takes himself
by the neck, and rushes along tgh:
rope and up liberty pole.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16
EAST TENNESSEE
Masonic Female stitute

.MHRYVILLE, ICyNJN.,
WILL be opened for the ADMISSION OF
w pupils September 10Th. 1850. The
institute embraces Preparatory and Aca-
demic Department, The Academic year
consists OF Two sessions of twenty weeks
each:
TU17TO.Nper Session In .adrance:
Preparatory Department, $500
Academic Department.
Fourth Class, 1000
THIRD Class. 1900
Junior lass, 20
Srnur Class, 800
Music Piano. 1000
Use of Inptrumen,, 500
Guitar, 1000
n,,> ling and Painting. 1000
French. 1000
Ancient, Languages. when desir'd, 800
C0nIinepn, Expenses, 90
Vncol Music taught rec of charge.
Boa ding can lie had IN respectable FAINT.
lies a, pr,ces varying from 8 % TO s rs
PER week
For particulars reference is made 10 Rev.
r. PORE. President OF the Institute
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
J A. McKAMY, Sec.
Aug 1G. lS5G-4r %
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16

II ~ stated hal Mr.. Fillmore has two
br"ihrr-. VIII" hnv" som" tim. past resided
in Wa-htnHw county, Michigan. one u
h"''-" c"rp"n'e', the o'hrr bIack-mi'h bv
trnup
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16

Water is composed Of certain gas.
one of them quite explosive. The
other night. when Prof. Howiand. in
Pittsburg, was dccomposing water
and causing terrific explosions Of its
competent gases, rather free liver
in the audience exclaimed, as he held
his hands to his ears-"Catch me
putting water in my liquor after this
II might be blown up like the boiler
of steamboat"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16
Land for Sale.

TIME undersigned mas splendid FARM for
L sale, lying between the Tennessee River
aud Sea ee Creek, half mile above it. mouth,
containing
Two Hundred and Thirty acres
OF first rate LAND. well numbered nn'i water
ed. A portion OF it is in a hugh tate ct cui-
tivation and under good fences. Time will
he given on ole half Of the purchase money
For further particulars apply to the UNDER
signed at Athens, Tenn
WIN. c. LlLLARD.
august 9, lS50--lt IS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16
S 451,O 90

In Prizes sold IN Juiy by COlrin d Co.
Amongst which we find
of S25 coo, No. % Ga "a, Sold 10 N. Y.
OF $50 900, No. 50 AZ Sc, Sold 10 Md.
of 100000. No. II IS 81, Sold 10 Tenn.
of 100000. No. 7 40 SO. Sold 10 Ala.
| of $40 900, No. 81 a. G5, Sold TO La.
| of $24 600. No. 26 4 so. Sold TO N. G..
A Il sold in packages OF tickets. 10 cor
respondents in dlileren, paris Of the United
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16

misunderstanding to the Sy.
racuse Standard, the following is Il e
latest teaching by the spiritual knock.
ers:
"Angels are spirits that once lived
in the flesh. There are no other, and
there is no devil The word devil,
vicious, wicked and evil, refers to
spirits of the lowest sphere, called
ignorant ones. We are taught that
the churches are all wrong; that sec.
tarianism ard creeds are an abomina.
ton; that there should be one univer-
sal church OF the brethren, including
all without distinction of caste or
color"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16
AUGUST LOTTERIES.
COWS OLID.A1'ED
Lotteries Of Maryland
COLVIN g. co.

Agency. NV. cor Baltimore &CalVert SIS,
MUSEUM BUILDING. Baltimore. Md.
We have not space 10 enumerate IN
this advertisement the vast number OF large
prizes sold BY the Maryland agency in July.
Suffice It 10 say tina, our record and files OF
prizes sold show the amazing amount Of
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16

The above are far the most brilliant
schemes ever offered. One order for q
Capital Prize!
o. Correspondents can transact business
through the mails with this agency, as
well as though personally present.
Letters carefully directed and answered
by return mail.
Managers Official Drawings, with state.
menl of result. sent under close envelope
to all who order tickets.
Bank notes on all good banks IN the
country, or Prize tickets received in pay
ment. at par. Tor tickets.
Prizes cashed at sight. Bank drafts re-
united 10 those holding prizes.
All orders are carefully complied with.
Tae most prompt attention always given
10 orders.
Please address COLVIN & co.
NV cor Baltimore & Calvert SIS.
Museum Building, Baltimore. Md.
Aug. 9, lS50-lm 81
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DIED.,

Al his residence. in this county, on Mon
dav last. - REcrOR "a wears Of age.
and soldier Of the Revolution.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16

A correspondent of the New York
Courier has found mares nest-in a
story OF a project to unite Mexico
with the Southern Confederacy. We
have rumor here that some person
had been TO Mexico, assuming to be
an agent of the Southern States. Mr..
Clayton asked a person lately from
Mexico and now in this city. who the
agent stating that he knew the
fact Of secret agency. The reply
did not ignore the fact. and was mys-
terious enough to lead to the belief
that he--the party enquired of--was
himself the agent. 1t was, no doubt.
some individual project. Many per.
sons every year. approach this gov.
'ernment, us is the case in all govern
:.nents, with projects. sometimes with,
but generally without any basis. More
of the Mexican States. If not all OF
them, would be glad to enter into this
Confederacy or any Confederacy that
could ensure to them tranquility. This
was ascertained ard reported to this
government by Mr.. Clifford, Minister
to Mexico. after the war. le this
deGerative system should not break
dow on the slavery question--that is
on the question of political equality
between the Ssazlsho'ding and nom
:slavehddiEg States, it must embrace
the Continent and the adjacent islands.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16

A SnREwD ONE "A deacon in "A
certain town in Connecticut complain.
ed to a landlord OF some bad conduct
of his boy in his absence. The boy
denied the charge. and said it was
like the dcacon's other stories; on
which the landlord ordered the boy
to be silent, and learn better than to
contradict person Of the deacon's
age and standing. Soon after wards
the deacon addressed physician
present, aad wanted to know what
would be good for sore finger which
panied him very much' The doctor
replied that he would find benefit BY
putting it into strong I've. The boy
being called on to prepare the medi.
cine, shrewdly observed, "Doc.or. let
the deacon put his finger in his mouth
and tell that story again--it must
answer the same purpose !"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16
HEALTH OF GEN. CoE.--The Mem.

HEALTH OF Gen. CoB.--The Mem.
phis Appeal of the 3rd instant. says {:
ut is with extreme regret that we
announce the hopeless condition Of
Gen. Coe. For the last week he has
been gradually sinking, and we learn
that his life is now despaired of by
his physicians. A few days more will
probably terminate his earthly exis.
tence, and deprive society and the
State Of one of the most vaIned mem.
befs and able and useful citizens"
Two Locos were heard conversing
not long since in Carroll county on the
death of Gen. Taylor. One remarked.
that it was the providence Of God that
removed Gen. Taylor, in order to
save the country from a mal.adminis.
tration OF the Government. The other
contended that that was not the right
charge to make, for said he, "you
know we have all along made the
charge that Fillmore was an Adolf.
zionist, and it won't do to charge the
Lord with affecting the South with
such President" This brought the
first to pause. AT length he broke
silence and said, swell how will we
fix that" "Why," said the olher.
"we'lI make both charges. When
we find man who is n little supersti.
tious we'll charge the death Of Taylor
upon God and ask him If he don't see
that the Lord is against The Wing
party; and when we find a man of
sense, but one who loves his negroes,
why we will charge Fillmore with
being an Abolitionist."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16

Gen. Tsy!or's financial affairs were
represented by some letter writer's, to
have been in an embarrassed state at
the time of his death. Messrs. Maun,
sci. White & Co., Of New Orleans,
have published an article in the Plea
yu,se. of that city, in contradiction of
this runnor. The following is the
closing portion Of the article:
1.-THE representations, we are happy
to be able to say, are unfounded in
every particular. As his agents for
more than twenty FIVE years. we can
say with some certainty that he leaves
to his family, in bank stocks and other
valuable property. the amount of two
hundred thousand dollars.
"He never, TO our knowledge, was
indebted to any one. We have never
seen his obligation in the shape of
note. He died without owing dollar.
by making this public. you will
remove very injurious impression.
and make known facts that will cause
general qualification.
"Very respectfully
"MAUNSEL, WHITE g. CO."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-16

PEDESTRIAN FEAr.-- One day last
week, says the Minnesota Pioneer, Of
late date, Paul 8oIieau made trip
of 100 miles on foot, from Otter Lake
to Crow Wing, in Is hours, on an
embassy to The Ch'ppewas. A very
feet young Chippewa started with
him on a small wager. Pedestrians
about our cities, who boast of running
ten miles in a single hour, would be
troubled to follow ak day such voy.
ageurs. on foot, as Paul BoiIeau.
Alexander Mcleod, or old man
Aiken, of Swan River.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16
DAGUERREOTYPE, TALBOTYPE HYALO-
TYPE GALLERY.

WI the asagnees of w Talbot ihe patent right he
use OF his Taboype process in the States OF Louisiana,
Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Texas beg leave call the
attention Of the public to their gallery of specimens In this
department OF Photography.
The Taboo ype IS taken npon paper ivory, glass metal
and variety of other substances, the % possessing the
decided advantages OF easy tansiEnbity by mail be
ncosed in letter. made to ad0m the Of book.
preserved in portfolio.
The TabOype is emnsHtg sszoepthe of c0ong, that
he picture be finished aay degree desired by the
every variety of and color of the draDe and
pick color of the eyes and hair be faithfully deln
eated.
The Taboype represents the sitter without any reverse
effect mole the right cheek, appears upon
The right cheek.
The Talbotype can be duplicated to any extent without
the additional trouble of another sitting. After the first
impression is taken, copies be furnished any future
lime upon simple application by letter otherwise.
N. BM 4 ii, being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution of this superior ready dispose of rights
for the States specified, with thorough Instructions
DAGUERREOFYPES they profess to take qu y rand
letter than other establishment in the wog They
guaranty perfect likeness Of child of six mort none
second. or GhAran ~ VI G.8HT rtU.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-16
VIE El4ECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE; Or, SRI

OF me- anu may be att
ministered with perfect
propriety to both sexes,
of all ages and constitu-
tons. We have numer-
Gus shelters and certificates
showing, so far as the tes-
umony OF others can 90.
its sure, safe and uniform
successful operation.
The following extracts
are fair specimens.
DIR. @. Goodman, OF
Linden, Ala, writes :
March q, lS50="I ad.
ministered il last Sum
mer, IN upwards of .fftp
eases, of different grades
Of fever, and succeeded
in query instance In from
ttUO tn tan hours -
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-.
M n. r. FRYER, INDIAN B0CTOR--tias no
eIeo he Szs aG sad b. u 1ps S
raie wishing get sadvice, and have The advantage M
81 IN SIa as e ss % IL
style thsmssees Indian Doctors for The sake Of nposon
they ever achieve place the swinded
World Where disease S bsn II So 1e tbe
those mpudent Quaeks dishonest or starve to DEATH
apo sound an alarm from the River Mississippi to he ends
Of the world, and caution strangers against
those erate uedueaed poison snakes IN the know
PhysoogS, PaSoosy, Cheasty e eC etS o IL baS
diseases. and s constitutions o meH as an old Tom
faith, hope and shal,yLor Yalture knows about The
ens %eh have da sppsd % s qans p
OF the city and country who after their health has been
as Il he time had p predicted III when the ia pey
and al has Angels should be let unclaimed, and permitted
4 may devour.' 80 4s0-s va ~
and No. 81 Frencane streeI, Thrd nicpa iaty about
Omnbuses pas VIctorg Street tbereiore naisn & MI
ready conveyance ba 2S and Y forth vrp
NJ B-A wopn 10 n ri E. H. y n EN- rnlan Vocor
have sacreei your money health and ime bv msnsee9 9
eases may realize q FREE AMI FRiESnf " VIZ TN
sgkTATlo ON y calling DoCT5k fEYER ho
! jy7 d&WH 20 49, w X. F. FRYER
4 a..lE0 IREWARD-MTil be given 10 a6V meiIea
&OUU gentleman either IN or oat III he SisieS afsr
proper aemonslraion who can cure any Of The toowins
and always nave e emu op "a imam san
this has become to be 50 general Thai he public AZ
| a matter Of course / have cured MORE THAN ONE
ulNDR En- NH lJJSS n As Ms N s,oLns n ~,
wear S-ybieh can he aftested Nv tbonSsns ,yh ~
from my skill and nracise realized reIaf fso M
shades Of maadies VIZ Yellow Fever TIME FeVsr u To
gesive Fever Military Fever etc. lie real Con,emeon
1roper Asthma or Phfhiso Liver nisaasa and ns
and as to the osy enre that n h IN baII
tapping the patient and if Tiers is ny sbvs,ca5' IN New
Orleans treating ease Of rne Jropsv IN ~ an ~ ~
Hspitsl vii cure il free Of sDy sbete h ~ oes Of s
spIeen Chronlc Acme and Inf,n,n,scrv " ,s
KngSs Evil an 2l,ssasss of inc Iovais N ~
Jcers Of long saning Aeue and Fsvsr ~, rd %
hours or no charge made Wind in The Sinmacb III
Costyeness, Headache Loss Of Appetite Palsy Chronic
Female Weakness, Cholera and Cholera Mor5ns
SpFains Cuts, Gunshot Wounds cald and Bnrns and Mi
Kinds of Eesh Rose and Eating Cancers cured without the
use Of the knife other metallic instrument or agent
40 by the application OF Vegetable aye which will turn
tne Lancer Iunlor OF dead flesh back and Will snppurate
matter, between thar and the hue of sound es and me
Cancer will drop out many cases. in Om two to three
lsys Swelling and the Breasts Of Females
(Which often produce Cancers, Gravel Stone Backache
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Genuine Medicine Warehouse
No. ISL Chartres Sc. New OrIeans.

I WRIGHT & co. having resolved to stand unrValed il
- department OF their bushes have agreed with thu
PTopretoTs and Agents of all the genuine popular Paten
Medicines throughout the United Suites, keep them
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample rate
lar below the usual market prices BY this arrangement thel
are enabled 10 oeF Tor the inspection of purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found in this ohs
city Having had many experience in the purUn as
and sale of Patent Medicines they have acquired scii
Tor conducting this particular department. the most hbeTa
scaes and prepared supply The trade pnces
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot fail realize
handsome cenage his investment either at WhO4ssaA
or Retan. AT their establishment may he found q iu
assOrtmentof ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES
The following list comprises OF their assortment,
cah be furnished to dealers in most cases. from
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturer negu Ia
prices:
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Between Gravier and Common sts
This Company being organized solely for the protection OF
the policy holders and their families against want and pow
ey, in its operations National benevolent lnsu
u0 conducted the most and solid pFnges and
aprdng for small annual sum, paid during life, large
and handsome legacy to widows and children after DEATH
All policy holders whether for life shorter TERMS who
connue the insurance till DEATH participate IN the whole
Of the profits of the company.
Creditors insure the lives Of debtors marred woman
effect insurance the e of her husband 70 hesoe ben
eft and of herself and children free from claims Of
creditors. TRUsTEEs:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John 3. Allison,
Peter Conrey, Jr., Maunsel White, VIM. z. Leverich,
Robert j. Ward, Samue Stewart, Edward Sparrow.
Isaac johnson, Henry s. Buckner
PETER CONREY, Jr President Board of Trustees
Joseph w. Stanton, !; Morgan Hall a, Van Bibbeg,
John L. Lewis, Ii. Barton, William IL. White,
N. @. Hail., Andrew Carr Theo II. McCaeb,
John t. Salfarans Geo. w. Smith, r. NJ. Norman,
Z. w. Sewell, yunius Bebee, C. G. SnetheB,
Cornelius FelOwes, M. M Cohen
Edw. Jenner Coke.
JOHN HAGAN, President of the Company.
EDw. JEENER COKE, Vice President.
A. J. WEpDERBuRE, M. ID. Medical Board Of
H. G. HEARTH, Actuary e. L. GooLD, Attorney.
RICHARD BEIN, NJ. D., No al Magazine street, Medical
Examiner, who will be at the Office daily from 12 TO p
By the Charter only s. 900 is taken on single life
~ This Company prepared entertain applications
for Life insurance. and Policies all sound and healthy
White and Negroes the Table Of Rates established
by the Board which less than the charged by the
residence in the South BY the charter Dividends Of
Profits declared annually, and the profits draw interest,"
and can be made available al once to the extent OF
Of their amount where the party has paid his premiums in full
LIZ California Permits New York and LOr don Pros
pectus, Table OF Rates. and all Information ollie lnsur
ance and all papeI necessary to effect Insurance can be mad
at the office OF the Company.
Es2- Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
~ Othce hours, y A. NJ. TO . p M, Jyl1 ly r
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WATCHES AND JEW ELK..1l

n ANpKpeON No. ~ 81 Charts I ss.s- 80 n,
u. Nscfss ClppoaSter and Nae sg esnd Eiscs ~
meats aeonratsy aalssed X ao3 spsrs -
8lloar Chfonomelnfs altered % ran y 49, n
"A A. MEYER No. 100 GsAE s5 y " Nh N
nISNs f. SNt,Y ARTICLES and " ALChES5as dN,A
All jesery art1ea repaired a. molsla.e pl,es
FINE VVATlHEss Jl " Kilt SLY hksN w AiesAs'
~xyouHE CO., No. S C4lfP STREEIi gaze
- fEisos -. hSsf III Fine LEVER and DII 80 =
n - N W. ifCHES TOR Ladies and GentelIsn a.
~ = ,nosf arpg0 we'd makers of lenissn, INV
sroool and essFe oepsslng oil hsyy Hnnng ana uRsn
ttt7ssncI,ss , t.aeif mann IacIure l.4ryt ri
saatIuhy unased and Engraved Watches for Ladies' o.
ne rs nsr and Belt Chains an entirely new pattern
Cssnteens Qard, Vest and Fob Chains Seals and Keys
Ladies and Genslemeu's Finger Rings. OF Diamonds,
Rabies etc., etc -
sE Gold and Silver Holders Gold Pencils Gold and si
ssr Thimb ;new patterns Of Earnings; Lockets; nas;
FINE siisVERiV2 RE-Consisns Of Table, Tea, pes
Ladies; Butter Knives. etc. also assortment OF silver
e s1.s. sPECTACI4Es7For Ladies and Gen,
tlemsn,. in Gold, Silver and steel sl Isa
- Spsetacie Gases Spsotaeie 1iaSses " sun
sp1JsFENDER BUCK, Es-Gold and Silver Suspsndef
Buckles Fine Siveplafed CASTOR, Candlesticks etcl etc.
MARBLE MANTEL CLOGho, new slyies i7au li nv
Zen ENG SnGi OFFICE CLOCKS, first quality.
Canes Mounted, Diamonds Reset, and Jewey Manu- iae-
~ Lades and Gentlemen visiting the city respect
fully invited to examine the stock above mennonea as every
aice is warranted fine offered for sale N the city,
and atconsideAhe reduction of former prices ne strple
Jewey, which guarantee to peorm OF no charge s1l9
| Ia fHal 10 L =
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fAfTERsoNYILLE, La, April ~, loo0
have used It IN upwards of hundred oil BIZ
o reyr ana Fever and Ague and in every case proved
successful. q. M. CHARPONT1ER,
JOSEPH M. CHARPoNTIER,
, VIM. Il. HAFLEIoH.
For further reference, apply the following gentlemen,
mostly physicians and planters, few among the many:
In NewOreans-Drs. s. Gilbert VIM. Owen, G. q. Scllel
and George w Saunders MessIs Shropshire Son. G. A.
SANFORD, i; b. Ives and Capt. George Faussett
Jefferson Parish -iTs. R. k. Cutler and ]. w. Allen
Messts, VIM. Bobb and G. p. Bobb.
farsh OF 81 MaIy-Dr, TaretOni Messs J. NJ Bateman,
VIM. Rochelle and Geo. Schwing.
Tenas Pa sh-Messrs. j. II. BuIln, Ira Bowman, G. w.
walton, VIM: Flynn, VIM. Ferguson aud r. A. Flowers.
kapldes Parish-Mr. j. b. Knapp.
state q MlsslssppiGen w. l.. Brandon, Col. Sempe
Messrs y b. Shaw, w, G. A. Kiingsworh, David Bullu,
DAVID MeCaa, John s. Chambliss, +. j. Chambiss and
- AlsoaRey. VIM. Litejohn, Parish of Assumption Or.
T. M VI clover OF Missouri, formerly Of this city Dr. w.
A Reed, OF Quincy, ILL.,; who speak Of his
own knoWiedge, from actual investigation and trial.
~ For sale, also, by GILBERT & CO., 70, and G. N
MOhlSON, u Magazine steet by Mr.. COVE. at Mt.
Sandiords Office, New Basin; by Won HARTEN Y
SON, near the market. Lafayette B1SBEE u HEMING.
WAY, Jefferson City at the office OF the Orb anian, Third
Mnnioipaiiiy and various other agents.
Pnee VI OO Ounce5O cents half An ounce
Is sufficient for six eight cases
None geruns without the fac ssilG signature OF 4. Ken
dali Co., the likeness authority aud signature of Jaei
speed on the envelope and the words, Dr. ]. Speeds Fe
yer Tonic, New orleans, ~ blown in the vial.
Also, kendalPs CHOLERA SYRUP, certain remedy
Tor Cholera, Cholera MorbGs Darrha DYsentey and sum
mer complaint. FOR above. Prepared only by
Jyl9 5m A. KENDALL x 60. ProprietOrs, N.Orelans