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JOHN KANE'S
R E S T A U r A n T !

Il r 5 L A u Il A N L /!
Fayetteville Street.
few doors North of The Yarbrough House.
.4na Nearly Opposite Lascrence's Hotel,
RALEIGH, N. G.
Is Open for the Season!
Every thing furnished in such Establishments will be
served the best style, and the shortest notice
Fresh Oysters of a Superior Kind.
RECEIVED DAILY
q Call Kane's Fayetteville Street, few doors
the North of Yarbroughs House, and nearly opposite
Lawrence's Hotel.
P. s. There is BILLIARD SALOON. in the Es-
tabishment. JOHN KANE.
Raleigh Nov. l6 1850. 5-tf.
NEW BOOK STORE,
just Opened Two Doors Above r. Smiths Store.
RALEIGH, N. G.
NHE Subscriber has just opened Book Store in Ra-
leigh two doors above Mr.. Richard Smiths Store,
where he offers to the public
SGH90I BOOKS,
Of almost every description together with large COL
lection of
RELIGIOUS WORKS,
From the pens of eminent authors of the different De-
nominations; also,
Stationery,
Of excellent quality all of which he proposes to sell on
very reasonable terms.
Any Book not hand at present. can be ordered and
received by the Subscriber few days. and he will be
prompt to fulfil all orders from town or country.
JOHN w. O'NEAL.
Raleigh, Sept. IL, 1880. sSS-h
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1HE North CAROLINA STANDARD.
STILL FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE!
THE WEEKLY STANDARD AT TWO DOLLARS YEAR.
ueaPEST PIPER " THE STATE:
STILL FURTHER REDUCTION IN

wishes of OF ms irena ana ng nce
circulation the S9b1heE mas determined since
August last put m i~s: ~ r
Weekly Will DC aS
utin the month; ~ 5o o@h" ne
rmonihs; and $3 if not PAID '0t"'" S1 "'o'H"S
Ut1u uhin the first month; 50 81 0a'" the
6r1 cir months S paid w1h'" sac A"o""S
moan made when the sub
In instance where payment not
nd 19 no ] Weekly SO for the Semi Weekly will be
nd beyond months Ihese terms Will
be infeXlby
TheSta will thus be
orxn CHEAPEST TF1B snArB
complain OF the
ohispape randw1I
tomk 1n0i""N5 VIVA
devoted a
DE10cR cy SOUTHERN RIGHTS NEWS STATE REFORAb AG
R17U1 TIRE VALUABLE STATISTICS OF ALL SORTS, THE
MARKETS. CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE PftO
CEEDLNGS, &c. &c.
The ardwilaso socontan
THE LATEST TELEERAPHIC NEWS!
Bv which it's with intelligence considerably
In Advance of Northern Papers
advance
w.
them nd unable determine
this enterprise neighborood he feels satisfied the weekly
largely increased
y a finest make arrangements once for taking
THE SEMI-WEEKLY STANDARD!
limited that Will neo all tne
he along him IN his enterprise
and will
Weekly and the Semi
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N0RTH CAROLINA
FASHIONABLE JEWELRYe STORE,
Palmer & Ramsay

IAVE Just received the most splendid stock of
Ill Rich and Handsome Goods
in their line offered for sale in the city of Raleigh
the elegance of the articles being only surpassed by their
usefulness and convenience. The patterns entirely
new, and the beauty of the various designs by which
they embelIished quite unique and fancu reach
ing the very highest perfection of and skill We de-
sire an Inspection which is the only proof necessary to
convince all persons of correct taste that such splendid
Goods, very reasonable prices offered
before in North Carolina. Our Fashionable Store there
FORE stands A No among the attractions of the City
OF Raleigh during the present Winter.
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North Carolina Music Store.

North Carolina Music Store.
FENHE Subscriber takes this opportunity of
Il ing to the people OF North Carolina, that he intends
10 open in this city, in December next. MUSIC
STORE. where will always be found complete as
sortment of Foreign and American Music and Musical
instruments all of which will be selected by himself
the United States, and will be sold at New York and
Philadelphia prices.
sEz K w. PETERSILIA.
Raleigh. November 2, 1850. Ply.
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John M. Sheppard, Jr.
COMMISSION MERCHANT, RICHBfOND, Va
ONCE In Front ShockOe W,aret0Ase,
OFFERS his services to sell Tobacco Wheat, Flour,
S1and Corn; and respectfully solicts consignments.
RICHMOND January lst, 1850. 792-6m.
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HENRY GERHARDT,

MERCHAMn nAII0R,
S.nKTAEYELD, Johnston Co., .N1rth CdrOEfMa.
AHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has hand large
and rich supply of 1sre
Cloths. cassimeres. Vestings. and Trimmings
of all sorts and that be is prepared to execute work in
the best manner and at moderate prices.
He also has on hand a superior lot of &,g
Ready-Made Clothing,
consisting of Cloaks, Overcoats Business Coats Vests
Pantaoons lambs wool Shirts &c. which he will dispose
of on the most accommodating terms. ~
He solicits call from those in want of Clothing,
he is determined give good bargains, and do his
work in the best and most approved STYLE
HENRY GERHARDT.
smithfed, October l4th. 1880 s37-3m:
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In addition to the above Brilliant Schemes we have
tickets in all the Lotteries drawn in the State of Mary
land, and advertised by other Agents.
PLEASE OBSERVE.
Correspondents will please bear in mind that the
prices OF Packages of Quarter Tickets only pub
lished in this paper
The Printed official drawings which Correspondents
can rely upon as being correct always forwarded
from Pyfer & Cos.
Bank Drafts or Certificates of Deposit payable in Gold
sight, will be promptly rcmitted those Corespon
dents who draw prizes at Pyfer & Co.'S.
Remember-A Package of Tickets, can draw four of
the most splendid prizes in scheme.
In order to secure Fortune the cash immediate
ly after the result is known the readers of this paper
have only remit cash Drafts prize tickets the Old
Established far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and
Lottery Brokers,
PYFER & CO.
No. l, Light Street, Baltimore, Md.
Or Box 524, Baltimore Post Office.
Oct. 22d, 1850. $50
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New watch and JeHyelerx store.

New Watch and JeNe efery Store.
~ w. H. THOMPSON Would respectfully in
EI form the czeas ofRalcigh and its vicinity, that
S..s4he has opened choice stock of
Watches and JeNelry,
in part of the Store occupied by Mrs. Thompson as
Millinery establishment where he offers for sale Gold
and Silver watches, warranted correct time keepers
the latest styles of
Fashionable JeweIry,
such Guard Vest and Fob Chains; Cameo stone and
mourning Breaches; Pia;n, Chased and Stone Rings
Gold Pens and Pencils Gold and Silver himhes Studs
Collar and Sleeve Butlocs Ear Rings, Gold and Silver
Spectaces, &C., Fancy Goods aud Fne Cutlery, all of
which will be sold cheap. Watches. Clocks and Jewel
ry repaired in superior style. Old Gold and Silver taken
in exchange.
Sept Il, lS49. T77-6m.
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CANDLES, CANDLES

IVNHE subscriber having purchased the
Fayetteville Candle Factory,
Is prepared to mould best Candles and socts the pat
ronage of those having tallow to mould.
A. M. CAMPBELL.
November 80, 1850. 9-3t.
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The Rev. DR.. Hooper's Family School
In the Country, Near LfttLetOn Depot,
WARREN COUNTY, N. G.
1eGchers-REv. VIM. HoOPER, PRoF. j. DEbER-
MERE HOoPER, AND THOMAS G. HOOPER.
IINHE session will commence the first Thurs
Il day in January. 1t is requested that those who in
tend to send will make early application
Nov. %, 1850. S-4t.
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Medicine Chests

A rruRTHER supply of those beautiful Medicine
"A Chests just received at
PESCUD'S Drug Store.
Raleigh, August 7, 1850. s27-
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NOTICE.
I'm Saturday, the 2sth of December, 1850, will be
" rented to the highest bidder, for the next wear
THE STORE HOUSE
formerly occupied by Spencer and Tmberlake Terms
made known the day of rent.
LUGENIA M. SPENCER.
Franklin Co., Nov. 30th 1850. 9-td.
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November 9Th, 1850
Register copy.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, one or two Apprenti.
ces of good moral character. r. r. F.
Raleigh, Nov II, 1850. 5-6t
GG-The City papers will please copy four times
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-20

The Baltimore Suns correspondent! says
The News from Missouri is that there VIII
be no election of United States Senator this
winter; bat thut the ,nry will eventually
core together on n Now man. Senator Foo'c
has comp ctely 'riunphed IN Mississippi.
THE people are for him and the Union, and
will, next fall. elect legislature which will
wipe Oat The sta in on her eScutchoon, which
the present members have inflicted on II.
The smell Of gnnpowd"r with which Gov
ernor Q altman surr"uuds himself must moi
he aker Tor incense. There IS. after all,
va st difference between true hcrnl@m and
heroic qnsucbummery! repeat ngain that
no order has been issued from Washington
for Gov. Qui,mnn's nrrest. aud none will
be. Should Gov. QuItman Of his own ac-
cord. 90 down 70 New Orleans or come up
to Washington he will be received with
open arms. like HE p'ndigai son, md par-
duned his past offences. We shall laten n
csit for hun, aud invite all the bona fids
.sunionsls sunlh Of Mason and Dlxon's
line to par.nke Of it.
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Chancery Court at Cleveland.

benjamin. w. Patty, Executor Of ooid
Patty. deed,
as.
George o. Patty, Lucinda Crockett and
her husband David Crockett, Marlah
Crockett and her husband James Crock
ell. and others, heirs Of Obld Patty. decd.
'VsE1E account ordered 10 be taken in this
cause a, the las, term Of sal; Court,
will be taken a, the office OF the Clerk &
Master N Cleveland, on Thursday. the %!
day OF January next, a, which time and
place all the parties interested are notified
10 attend with their proof.
JAMES BERRY. G.. s. NJ.
Dec. I3, lSj0.-4t Prs lee So lI6
Joseph N. Smith, Louisa Smith and Malll-
da Smith, by their Guardian, Charles A..
Plckens,
Moses SwIney, Henry Walker and Dilon
Dorsey.
THE account ordered 10 be taken in this
cause a, the last term OF said Court,
will he taken at the Office Of The Clerk <
Master in Cleveland, on Monday, the 27lh
day OF January next, at which Time and
place all the parties interested are notified
TO attend with their proof.
JAMES BERRY. c. & ~
Dec. 10, lS50-4t Prs fee S3 ll6
Joseph NSmi,h, Louisa Smith and Matilda
Smith, by their Guardian, Charles A.
PiCkens.
Lanlon G.. Peters.
'E'fIE, account ordered TO be taken in this
cause Mt the last term Of the Supreme
Court at Knoxville, will be taken al the
Office of the Clerk T. Master IN CleveIanI,
on Thursday. the 30Ih day Of January
next, a, which time ani place all the par,
ties interested are notified to attend with
their proof. JAMES BERRY. C.& NJ.
Dec. Is, lSjO-4l Prs fee 50 ll6
| Marquis Kennedy ard John w. Kennedy
tor themselves and others,
Us.
John w. McGee and wife Polly McGee
Joseph Kennedy.
FEVt1F. account ordered to be taken 10 this
L cause at the last term of said Court
will he taken at the office of the Clerk s;
Master in Cleveland, on Monday the 81
day OF February next, at which time and
place all Tie parties interested will attend
with their proof.
JAMES BERRY, G.. s NJ.
Dec. Is, lS5O-lt Prs fee So llG
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-20

LAND BoUNTIEs.--U Under the Boun.
ty Act of Sept. 26th, 1850, some
twenty odd thousand cases have been,
filed. and about eighty each day are
registered at the Pension Office. The
Secretary of the Interior estimates
the whole number Of applications that
will be made under this law at ESQ.,
900. If his estimate be correct, not
over one tenth are yet filed. and upon
those filed not single warrant has
issued, nor will issue. as we are in>
formed, till the LIST OF January next.
From this fact may be inferred some.
thing Of the magnitude of the trans
action Of the Act of Congress. We
see that Mr.. Robinson. of Ia. not con.
tent with "lhe slow and sure process
of filing and registering cases, asks
for some more speedy plan for turns
ing the mill. The Public Domain
will hardly survive the present gene.
ration. if the wishes Of the land plum.
derers arc gratilied. Between boun.
ties, donations. and gifts. the old States
bid fair not only to be robbed alto.
gcther, but everything in the form of
an equitable distribution prevented.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-20

The census has disclosed some Gu.
rious things, among which the follow.
ing fac: is related to Us. A lady OF
Madison county. who has been mar
ried little upwards of five years. is
now the mother of nine children. al!
in fine health. About two years ago
she had three, and a few days ago
four children at one birth. If any
county in Kentucky can beat this. we
should like to know it.--M. Sterling
WING.
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MclIinn County Court.
Thomas 3. Msyfeld, Administrator of
Carter Ma, field, deed,

Carter MAJ field, deed,
Williams Mayiied and others, heirs of said
deceased.
IN this cause il appearing from an ale.
CATION IN the bl,l that the defendants,
Jesse MavfeId, ST., Jesse Mavield, jr.,
Samuel Maytisld. Thomas MayGed. James
Ma. field and S,andwix Mayiie'd. are not
resiieu, cIlizens Of the State al Tennessee.
II is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the "Athens Post."a newspaper
printed in Athens, NcNlInn county. Ten
nessee, for -four successive weeks, notify.
flying said non residents TO make their per-
sonal appearance at the County Court o.
McAliun County. 10 be held at the Court
house in Athens, on the first Monday IN
February next, and plead. answer or de-
mur to complalnanl's bill filed against them
or the same will be taken as confessed. and
set for hearing accordingly.
GEO. w. MAYO. Clerk.
Dec. Is. ls50-lr Prs lee $3.50 llG
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NOTICE,

A S the subscriber is necessarily compelled
"a to leave the first of February, for Talla-
tcga, Ala, he most respectfully requests that
those indebted to him either by note or ac'
count, wall make Immediate payment.
He hopes his patrons will see the great pro-
,,rety of punctnality on their part, aa 1t IS
impossible for him to call on them all indl-
viduali, and attcud to his daily vocation.
CHARLES 7. SAMUEL.
Dec. 20, lS50--tf III
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-20

PREPARATION FOR DEATH.-We
have often found occasion to lament
the very loose manner in which pre-
paration for death is spoken Of; as il
the only thoughts at such an hour
we're the disposition of worldly effects,
and the arrangement of matters in
which the dead cannot have any con.
Germ. 1t is related Of wealthy citi.
zen Of Philadelphia. who died some
years ago, that when his friends, dur.
ing his last illness, asked his pleasure
regarding the funeral arrangements.
he said at makes no matter to me
| shall not be at the funeral" Could
this thought be of,ener present with
US, we should care 10 do no postum.
Gus work. except to leave the SAVIOUR
Of a good example, and to exert by
bequest or Otherwise Christian intlu.
ence upon our survivors This cannot
be done. however, by those who, in
the manner of their death. disobev
God, and disregard the example and
precept of His Son.
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Notice.,
Chancery Sale Of Negroes.

PURSUANT 10 a decree of the Chance
" Cont at Cleveland. Tennessee, AT
the Angus, term, 1850, IN the case OF Da-
vid Wesifeld, Executor of Samuel A.
Easily. decd. and Mary Easily, against
Samuel a. Easily. jr.. and others, I will
expose TO public sale for cash. on Friday,
the 10Th DAY Of January. 1851. at the
Courthouse door IN Cleveland. aforesaid,
THREE LIKELY NEGROES, Two men
and one woman.
JAMES BERRY, C. s. N.
Dec. ID, le50-lds Prs fee 80 lH
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Groceries!
State ofTennessee--Meigs county.
Committed to Jail,

an the Doth dav of October, 1850.
~ TWO NEGRO MEN. supposed 10
he % years old. HENRY. yellow, 5 feet
inches high. with a mole on his face.
warts on the right hand. and scar on the
LEI, hand. SAID hoy says he belongs TO a
man living near Woodstock. Virginia, by
the name of Jacob Naples.
The BLACK BOY is 5 feet 5 inches
high. full forehead. small ears. Jaws in.
rhned 10 be slim. Said boy says he he.
longs to a man living near Marrinsburr.
Burnley county. Virginia, by the name Of
Andrew McClary.
The owners OF SAID Negroes are herebv
r qnssted TO come and prove property, nav
charges and gel SAID Negroes. as required
ny law. JAMES LILLARD.
. ,s-, Jait0r IF .Neigs county.
Nov. $, ls5iIN VIII
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Make no DelaV!

A LII persons indebted 10 the house Of
"A II Il. COX, Athens. Tenn, either by
note or account, are hereby requested 10
make immediate CASH payment. thereby
saving Officers costs. Further indulge ace
can not and will not be given.
JOEL X. BROWN, Agent.
Nov 20. lSJ0-,f ia
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-20

BOTTLED PoRTER.--An Ohio paper
savs that a Miss Porter, in that State,
has married a man by the name OF
Bottle. The editor says it is not only
a good match. but it proves that there
are more ways than one to bottle
porter,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-20

A drunken Lawyer on going into Church
was observed by the minister, who addressed
him thus: 81 will hear witness against you at
the day Of Judgment. The lawyer, shaking
his head with drunken gravity, replied: vi
have prsctised twenty-five years at the par,
and always found that the greatest rascal 10
the fret to turn States evidence"
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THEBOUNTY LAND LAW.

We learn from the Pension Office
that. in answer to various inquiries
relative to the Bounty Land Act Of
September %, 1850, decisions have
been made as follows:
|. That where the service has been
rendered by substitute he is the
person entitled to the benefit, and no,
his employer. 9. That the widow of
soldier who has rendered the service
required by the law is entitled to
bounty land. provided she was Wild
ow at the passage Of the law. although
she may have been married several
times; or although her marriage to
the officer or soldier may have taken
place after he left the service; but if
not widow when the law passed.
the benefit OF the act inures to the
minor children of the deceased soldier.
3. That no person who has received
or is entitled to bounty land under
prior law is entitled to the benefit Of
the act ofthe 2Sth Of September. 1850.
1. That no soldier is entitled to more
than one warrant under this act, al.
though he may have served several
terms; but, where a soldier has served
several terms, he will! receive war.
rant for the greatest quantity of land
to which the several terms console
dated will entitle him. 5. In all cases
where any portion of the marine corps
in the several wars referred to in the
act of the 2Slh of September, 1850,
were embodied with the army in the
field, and performed service as a por.
ton OF the line oflhe army the marines
who so served, if they served the
time required by law, and were hon.
crafty discharged, are entitled to land.
No seaman. nor any other person he
longing to the navy proper, is entitled
to land. And no teamster or arlilicer
is entitled to land. Persons who were
engaged in the removal of the Chero.
KEGS from Geo, gia in 1886. or in re.
moving Indians at any time, are not
entitled to land.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-20

Moral COURAGE IN EVERYDAY
LIrE.-.Havc the courage to discharge
debt while you have the money in
your pocket.
Have the courage TO do without
that which you do no, need, however
much your eyes may covet it.
Have the courage to speak your
mind when it is necessary you should
do So, and to hold your tongue when it
is prudent you should do so.
Have the courage to speak to a
friend in "seedy" coat. even though
YOU are in company with rich one,
anG richly alfred.
Have the courage to own that you
are poor. and thus disarm poverty of
its sharpest sting
Have the courage to tell a man
why you will not lend your money.
Have the courage to cut the most
agreeable acquaintance you have,
when you are convinced that he lacks
principle. "a friend should bear with
a friends infrmties but not with his
vices"
Have the courage to show your rel
spect for honesty, in whatever guise
it appears; and your contempt Tor dis.
honesty and duplicity, by whomsoever
exhibited. ii
Have the courage to wear your old
clothes until you can pay for new ones.
Have the courage to obey your
conscience. at the risk Of being ridi-
culed by men.
Have the courage to wear thick
boots in the winter. and insist upon
YOUR wife and daughters doing the
same.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-20

a priest was once called on to pray over
the barren fields ol his parIshioncrs. lie pass
ed from one enclosure to another, ana pro.
n"unced his bcncdiction, until he came TO II
most nnproui'ing case. tie surveyed its s'cr'
lie acres III despair. "Ah!" said he, 'hreth-
ren--no use to pray berc-this needs manure"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-20

Gold is not only coming to light on
the face Of the earth. but it is also
coming down in big Jumps from Hea.
ven. Galignani's Messenger relates
that in the department of Marine. in
France, a ball Of fire appeared in the
sky about o o'clock p. NJ, and rolling
with terrible rapiiity, fell shor, dis.
lance from a party Of four agricul.-
,uralis,s, who were returning to their
farm. The peasants went to the spot
and found a glittering stone, which
they picked up and carried home.--
To their great establishment, the stone
was composed Of a large quantity OF
gold. and it is said. that its value
amounts to 5000 francs. Galignani
does not say so. but we presume this
handsome donation cape from the
pocket of "thc man in tic moon" -
". Y. Star.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-20

OH, BUT Coon. William the w..
late King of England, when Prince of
Wales, aud during his service off the
coast Of Canada, made an excursion
into Upper Canada, and crossed over
to the State of Vermont. lie entered
a tailor's shop, and on seeing the
tailor's wife. an exceedingly beautiful
woman, he without ceremony. raw.
ished kiss from the lady, and re.
marked:
There! now tell YOUR country
women that the son OF the King of
England, has kissed a Yankee tailor's
wife,"
Unhappily for him at that moment.
her husband. the tailor. appeared from
the back room. and being a stout fel.
low, gave the scion Of royalty a tire.
mendous kick. exclaiming:
There! go and tell your country.
women. that Yankee tailor has
kicked the son of the King Of Eng
land"
The Prince s!oped.
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Wanted to Hire,

a NEGRO WOMAN, TO do the Cook.
"A ing and Washing for small family
Liberal wages will be given. Enquire at
this office.
Dec. 20, 1850
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-20

A man recently tried soft soap to smooth
the harshness of his wife's tongue. 1t took
off II little Of the ronghncss, but made it run
faster.
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MAR RED,

On the 18th inst hy Rev. J. w. Miller,
Mr.. WILLIAMS MAYFlELp, 10 Miss MAR
CIssA HOYI.-all OF his county.