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REV. T. w. SEHON-REV. T. STEvESSE
The following is verbatim rOpy Il n certificates
in the possession Of the proprietor Of Bull Sar.ag
Rev. E. W. Sshnn is wi'l-iv and generally EGaHa ~
eloquent and accomplished Pastor of the VI l. Gus
and Rev f. Stevenson has been known as orr !
most talented AMI zealOUs members that The k.Esa
Conference cnnid boast al for many ysars-aIi &s
time Is filing fhe high anal re>Insibl- s;aii q L
for iir.. NJ T. Boz, Concern. Gan Ilr- w"rd Fasz
better. more satisfactory testimony ia fa'oEdI
medicine.
We have rsel John IiuIIS sarsaInr,iii. aE4 \
know II he used with entire sn;'-ftc!Ir; az
have no hesitation in stating that We h-I-V- - ,
"a r anil valuable mrsii' r'TnT'un'i. 9'l'! "r'eE,
produce mHcI' good AMI relieve ''', sHI'fInk'
t!,rr-E.ce W"nd r-ernily and rna=I earnestly no
menu Il 10 '''' "'''-'' +. W. sEHov.
f. S'TENENSuN
Testimony like the following. renders superhal
all comments ON the efficacy Of Bulls Sas
parilla:
From Dr. l.. r Yin''-GI, Pr"f'-szor Of Chemistry Z
Louisville Medical CDlier".
eel have looked list at the ingredients rul
ing JuI,n Bulls SanapariIia. and have h-'Iiss'
saying that they form a sIf- compound. and 80
promises well in chronic di<Sa~sr !" %I.Gh =
Louisville, june 6, 1919.
Better testimony than was ever offered in b
Of any Medicine,
From Dr. James ~ Hoore.
Mr. JoHS BLLL: haze no hesitation IA saTs:i
b.iirVe y"uT SIr~aParIa to he the beet art'si= :
manufactured f,T the Of Scr'fuia, SYPHILIS,
many other Cnfan-ous aad GIandular All. ciion', !
in= used il with entire success in nnmh'I 81 , y
cases. J. NJ MOORE, "
Louisville. Dec. sG. 1857
What DIR. Pyles, Physician b. aPPoin;mst'.
the Louisville Marine Hospital; says Of B
SarsaParil:a:
LurIsvrTI q. March 20 rs
have examined the prescription Tor thu Prefa5i
OF John Bulls SarsHraTiila and believe tn q ~
Ii"n be excellent nHe. aud we'll rairUiaivd ~
dncr an Alternative impression GA the sy.r-m.
Used it both in public and private practice and :
it the best article of Sass alsir 'l, in 'is:'
". PYI.IsS, ". D.
Resident Physician at the LrHs'is
M1rin- Hs'Fz
MORE TESTIMONY FEoI DR.. ycOEE
NF. JOTN RULL: ! am using y"gr Sarsa;a,I
several new of ScrOfTla and With haFTS 10
am confident 1t Is one ,.f the rrsI eiI5sa
medicines that can be uIai- fer thai dis ase.
JAMES u. MOORE, " 7
Winchester, Ky, Feb. 1. 1873.
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staple n.sl E'uwcy Goods,


WAKE. -.
aty of which have been Purchased within rhr
Ias;itwo weeks. Having baan bot raised 10 tin
busi;,css, aud ore Of The tir'2 been engaged more
thap 20 years III the purchase ana sale OF tioodF
anhI possessing Facilities IN purchase on thq bcs,
;cr4is. They latter themselves that they will
he dbIc to sell Goods cheap they :chn be
purchased in any place N2-t OF BaI;raGrc--
They hope By strict aiicrtirn to business, and Il
LCsfc TO please, 10 merit s:Arc % The pu4JIjC p%
trcyElgc WILIIAM :. LOCK,
AMBROSE: w. CRAMER.
FI.hruarv l. 1851
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-03-18

Ouo death from actual starvation occurred in
New York city, that Oft child, two years ofage,
named John p, Miller, who died on the 23d OF
February, while the city authorities wcro spend
ing 900 in FIRE works and catabIes in celebrat-
ing the birth day of Washington. L
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-03-18
TIE ERADDOCK FARM,

THE ERNDDOCK. FARM
,I,a,o,,,,,,..,o,
aboaf m'ie west 0! n,ltrsso"""'' ,I's'9 S'"'
CONTAINING 500 Il CN!'S'
of which is in timber and '''vr i":i"r
IE1sssA divided n'" fields ana 'o'S. ne nc: I'M
f.:si{ provemcniS upon 1t are Two hWc'lin@S
Iiisfa4s9 containing, one tour and the 0iH'r
<hgsgssszsa4aA five rooms, with each an excellent
We! H water convenient I" II. one 81 t"Cs"
Che -"ld well" said 10 have been dug ny zen
Bra8do'k men when on Their westward march,
is :" convenient to tic out hnidn@S' Consisting
OF I new and commodious double corn'hoasc
with granaries; S'abiing for 10 or IL horses :;
meat house; Ice house. &c. This Farm adJoInS
The :'nds OF Col. B. Davenport, George is'rr, Is.
Z. Washington, J. l.. Ransom, and other5-
Thr:r loads per day TO the team can with case
DO I;-a,:e to the Depot of the Winchester and
fIar: Ferry railroad, at CharlrSt"wn, or one
load III FIarpcrs Ferry. the point of junction with
;lc Baltimore and Cumberland railroad, and the
Chc."Feoke and Ohio Canal.
THE WESTWOOD FARM,
,I,u, ,hroa n,iIo, r,ou, CL,r,os,o,,n
F"'4'F more Inan 5nreS MUGS you, ~, ~.
and a'iIo'n'ng inc lands OF Il. W. LaIi"r, Ut. D.
Sco!'y, Mrs II. IL Alexander, anu "'hefs'
CONTAINS o2O ACRES,
e.,
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SHADEAcu "SArE."-The Toronto CCanadu)
Globe, of Tuesday week, Announces the safe ar
rival Of Shadrach, the fugitive, nthat city, and
says he reached" the asylum Of English ground
on Saturday preceding.
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Bounty Land and Pension Agency,
Washington, d. C.

FENHE undersigned, Attorney and General
Il Agent at the CITY Ot Washington, offers his
services in procuring bounty Land and Pens ions
for those enlisted. Being permanently located
at the seat OF Governments, with thorough and
familiar knowledge of the necessary forms and
routine of business, and having access TO Regis
tcrs and Rolls filed in1he U. 5. War Office; he
possesses facilities for the speedy and satisfactory
adjustment of Government claims of every kind
BY late Set of Congress, Bounty Land is
granted TO The Officers and Soldiers of the war of
1912, and of the Varions Indian wars since 1890:
To those who served nine months, $50 acres; to
those those who served four months so acres
and to those who served one month, 40 acres.
Arrangements have been made with gentlemen
OF The legal profession, in different sections Oftke
coantry, for the location of Warrants, and the
sale otthe Patents, when issued, on the most adj.
vantageous terms; for the payment of taxes re-
demption of land sold for taxes: collecfion of
debts, and for the transaction of general law bust
ness in the different States and territories.
He tenders his services TO members of the pro-
fession. at distance, and when claims against
the Government are prepared by a local Attorney
will abste one-haif his usual fee. The necessary
forms and instructions, and information on all
subjects appertaining to a successful prosecution
of the business will be furnished to regular COR
respondents without charge
Information cheerfully given and all cornmr
nicattons promptly replied to-, !: addressed tn
CHARLES C. TUCKER.
Warrington, d. C.
application to the undersigned, the neeessa.
ry papers to secure the Bounty Land or Pension
provided for by the recent acts Of Congress. viii
De property prepared, and forwarded 10 a.. Tuck.
ef ior snca action thereon as may be necessary
to get them throughthe Departments Al WssE.
Ington. Charges reasonable.
JAMES w. BELLRR.
:
Cash for WooI.
ibb pay the market price for WOOL. In
= cash, either washed OF ungyashed. as Soon Ne
delivered to me. except Dishleyor pirre Cotsaoola
w. L. WEBB,
Aug. ~, ls5o-tf. sAepherdstown Mills.
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Scrofnla or Kings Evil, Coughs, Colds.
Cancers, TumoTs Weakrsss # The Chss
Erupliuns of the Skin, Preliminary AGsofrF,
Erysips!as, And n 4 Other di-sasesS'
Chronic Sore Eyes, iI.g ." pros!Ce'
RingNvcItn OF letters, CONSI MftioN
Sea i,!iirHd, Liver Complaint,
Rheumatism, Female Irr-- UisTs;'e'H
Pa ins in tie Bones or Joints Complaints.
Old Sores and UlreTE. Sick & NerEeGsli'5.i
Swe ling Of the Glands, Inv Spirits -NIEhiS 80
Syphilis, DysPePsra, Exposure or lmPrSs'ss
Salt RheUm, Life, r,
Diseases of the KiJneys, Chronic COnsii:uiSsia 4
Diseases arising from The eases, q.
use Of Mercury, Aud asa Spring az
Loss of Appetite. mer drink ard ?
Pain in Side End ShouI- ? Tonic for tie sE't,e
ders, a genIis and Ps11
General Debility, rnrgaiive. it i Sc
Lnmhag" DrOp-y, to FlIs Lick orIe
Sore Throat, water. Sails, OF *
Bronchitis. Pos, drTs.
Principal Depot 81 Fourth street, LouisE lie ~
For sale by
L. VI. SMITH & CO. ChariesioTys9. W
A. u. CRIDLER, HaTpers-Fe;r vs..
Feb. p, la5l-6m.
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MILL F0R RENT.

n OFFER for Rent for the next year the
Il "OPEQUON MILL"
one ueile from Smirhfeld, Jefferson ssEsS
county, Va. The Mill is in complete ~; 9
repair. situated in the midst of fine 2aszszA
wheat growing region, and can always command
theigrain necessary for lis operations. There is
belonging to the Sill about 1aO Acres of
LaIIia, so of which is cleared Also a com.
fortab,s DWELLING HOUSE, and the
necessary oLt buildings. Also, very valuable
saw Will is offered for rent. Early applica'
lion by those desiring TO rent, is desired.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
Fish.l. 1s5I-ie
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In1sfeIIanenus.
ERE! FIRE.! FIRE.:
1uE raRmER,S PROTECTION,
Washington County Mutual IN
sWrnncc Company at Gram
vile. New YORK.

"UIS Company commenced issuing Poilclfs
IN be,nreseni improved system, on the ! ON
6,,, If Nav lS45. since which time they nave
iSSue,i ovoy One Hundred and Fifteen Thousand
Policies. They have capital OF over one ~ ~.
lion Four Hundred Thousand Dollars 0eihe I ,I
largest Mutual Insurance Company in the word;
Their business extends throughout Inc Oh'.eu
States. and is confined mostly to farm properly.
Tho rae Of insurance is abont one dollar per
vear ON every $1,000 worth of farm property IN
snred. This Company commenced Insnrlng pro-
narIv in tho Stste OF Virginia on the 10Th DAY OF
Msy 1880. since which time they have insured
o,-eZ eIeven hundred thousand dollars worm Of
farm nroperty, viz: Dwelling Houses, Barns'
Ont BniIdinos, Wheat in Stacks, &c. For STA
biiity and promptness in paying toSses' f" IS une'
qualIed. ,..;o. con
Applications for insurance and agencies can
he made 10 JAMES T. Close, Fairfax NoUI'.
House, Va, who is duly authorized 10 aPPO'''
agents for said Company.
SOLOMON =. COWAH, President
ARCH. BISHOP, Secretary,
JAMES L. CLOSE, General Agent
Virginia and Maryland
THENTGV a. WILLIAMS, OF Der
ryyille, Va. Agent for said Company for the
counties of Clarke, Jefferson and Warren re-
spectfulIv ccrtifies the stability and PTomPiness
o. said Company. upon the evidence OF Two re-
GENTS. one signed by Norvll Craig, l.oudoun
county, Va, Oct 22d, 1850, for 1874 30 and
the other by John IT. Chrishman, OF Newtown
Frederick county, Va, dated Dec. Esd. 1884, toi
1858, fully satisfying the demands OF the aPPll'
cants FEB. II, IS5I-3m.
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GEO. w. IsRADFIELD,
FFsANRLTY THOMAS,
HENgsY BEDgNGER

vEAs returnedto Virginia, aud offers his Pro
& z fcssional Services 10 tie citizens OF Jetfer-
son and the ncighhoring counties. His Office is
in Shepherdstown, on Main Street, one door from
wavs he found when uotattending Courts.
March 5. 1SjO-tf.-F. T.. copy.
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/ ROW and Cleap GOODS.

new ana CHEAP Goods.
TOHN r. SMITH & JOHN b. GoRRELL
u having associated together inthe Mercantile
business at Leetown, Va, respectfully announce
20 The public, that they have now on hand their
second supply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting of every article generally found in
Gouiitts store.
exRtrils for themselves, as we are deteEminedto
make .,aIek sales aud small profits:
J. r. SMITH.
], r. GORRELL.
I3aetS+TH Jan. ID, 1851.
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StnJIff---Ccngtess,M accabau, Tidhall's Mix
- lures, and Scotch Snnf, for sale by
Feb. ls. L. al. SMITH d co.
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rnrE rEsIIMnnY- FEol1 o.. go

This Medicine, when used according to
TcctiOns, will Cure with ont fail:
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nEEDs.

A SproVided for By the new Code of Virginia,
IN just printed, and for sale at
Jan. a8, 1881. THIS OFFICE.
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washington, Dec. 81, lS50-ly.
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srnNrHD re RIR9

WANTED To HIRE
a WOMAN who * 4 Gt.,si cook, wlsAnr ans
N irouer. WM =, DAUGl!EiiI
Iiarperz- Ferry. Feb IS. ISjl.
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Dec. 81. IS5O-3m-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24
For The Athens Post.
UNITED STATES SENATORS.

Mr.. EdiiOr:-I intended last week to
drop you few lines on the subjec of cleo
ting United States Senators. but unavoida-
Bile circumstances prevented. Our Demo
cratic friends intended TO elect t,ro Sena.
'ors, IN the event that they carried the
Legislature. consequently. hope they will
no, complain il we exercise the same pri
vllese.
Thomas A. r. Nelson seems, nv almost
universal consent, TO be the East Tennes-
see candidate Tor Senator. For nv own
part, I care not straw whether the Sena.
tor lives in the East or West, so he is "hon-
est. capa BILE and faithful To the Cons,nu.
ton " II it is conceded tina, Eas, Tennes-
see shall have a Senator, Nelson is the
man.
Prominent amones, all other candidates
that have been mentioned for Senator.
stands the name of one Of 'rennessee's
gifted and favorite sons-one that she has
ever delighted 10 honor-one that never
falered in the discharge of any duty as.
signed him-and one that" never surren-
ders" and ''never lost a battle" Who
could MOI guess that | reier 10 the great
champion and defender Of Whiggery in
Tsnnessee--aiint pure patriot, dismneuish-
ed statesman, and unrivalled ora,or-James
c. Jones, of Memphs2
His political career has been short but
brilliant one. He was elected TO the Lee
eisature in 80. He was placed on the
Harrison Electoral Ticket IN 40. In al
and AS, he was elected Governor by large
and triumphant ENTHUSIASTICALLY de.
feating The boosted champion Of Democra,
cy-James X. Polk! In '4S. he took the
field, almost at a moments warning, as
State EIecIor for Gen. Taylor-meetIng
defeating and putting 10 flight that sIippe.
~ and artfuI dernasogue-A. V. Brown!-
Gov. Jones is we'll and favorably known
throughout the United States, he having
spoken in all the principal cities Of the U.
ninn. And in all his efforts, both at home
and abroad, his warmest and most partial
friends have been agreeably disappointed,
he having far surpassed their most san.
euine an'lcipations!
Bell and Foster have been amply paid
for all their services to the Wing party
Jones and Nelson are the men that have
",corksd for nothing and found Themselves"
1.-two Senators are elected. am confident
that Jones and Nelson will give satisfac'
ton 10 large majority of the wings OF The
State. If bu, one is elected, Nelson can
we'll afford 10 wait, as his services have
been mostly confined 10 East Tennessee.
whilst Jones has three times canvassed the
Stale from Johnson TO Shelby.
Hence. | conclude by declaring myself
for lean jimmy" first. last, and all the
time" A WIG OF POLK.
Oct. Goth, 1851.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24
LATE NEWS.
BALTIMORE, Oct

BALTIMORE, Oct. IL.
The steamer Constitution arrived al Pa
mama on The 9Th, with 100000 in gold
dust Senator Gwin was passenger by
the illinois. The Panama Rail Road is
progressing favorably. The Engineers ex-
pec'ed 10 have been able to run the cars to
Galoon on the 18th inst. Among the pas.
sengers on the Illinois are seven persons
who dug 100000 worth of gold dust
The election IN California was undeter-
mined. II was supposed, however. that
the democrats had been successful in elect.
ing the Governor and Members to Congress.
The general news is nnimporiant.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24

DErALcArloN Having heard in the
street some rumor of defalcation by the
Teller in the Bank Of Tennessee, says the
Nashville Banner, we have made enquiry
into the matter, and learn the facts to be,
rha. IN The quarterly examination at the
Bank on the LIST OF October, the cash &C.
count Of Mr.. Reid, The Teller was found
10 be shor. between seven and eight thou
sand dollars. and tina, upon further investi.
CATION. sundry errors or omissions of entry
were discovered, by which the amount will
10 run up to some twelve or fifteen thou
sand dollars.
The Bank will sustain no loss-his secu,
rites being amply able to repay largely
more than the amount. He has conveyed
to his securities his whole property, indem-
nify,ng them as far as it will 60.
We have learned these facts with deep
regret. Though Mr.. Reid differs with US
in politics, we have felt for him much per.
sonnl respect; we symralhize with his
large AID helpless family. and he having
been Teller of the Bank from It's COM
mencem en'. and enjoyed high reputation
a. a business man, we cannot but regret
that he should, at an advanced period Of
life, become so seriously involved.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24

The total amount Of property invested in
the whaling business in the United States,
is said 10 be between twenty and thirty
millions of dollars. The first seven months
of this wear there has been landed about
S2.s0O,O00 worth Of sperm oil. 81 800 900
worth Of whale oil, anG l.200. 900 worth
of bone-making total Of So, 5000 for
the first seven months. giving for this year
nearly Sl5,000,00O.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24

The Memphis Enquirer, noticing the
Gismi ssal OF the American Consul at Ha-
vana, by the President. says. "that is Just
what we expected Willard Fillmore 10 do,
If one half tina, Owen was charged with
should prove true. He has done it in the
right time and in the right way. There
has been no demagoeuism about i,-no
hasty action in order 10 jump with the pc.
pular feeling Of the hour; but calm. sos
her. infexible discharge Of duty. Since
Washington there has been no man in the
Presidential chair whose official career as
Chief Magistrate ought 10 have command.
ed more OF the respect and confidence Of
every patriot than has been that OF Mr..
Fillmore. With high courage. a pure in
teligence, and 6rmness almost unequal.
led he has discharged his official duties
strictly and literally like an honest man.
The people will not discard so good Pre-.
s'dent 10 try any new man. Tennessee Is
for him, heart and soul.
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NOBLE, Oct. lS

The steamship Brother Jonathan, hound
10 New York. put into this port to-day for
coal She brings 1913 passengers, San
Francisco dates to the l4th ult., and Cha
gres 10 the 18th INST. The Vigilance Com
mit'ee of San Francisco have resigned
their functions IN favor of the authorities
The election is yet doubtful. The chances
are IN favor of Bigler. HevdenfeIdt will
probably be elected Judge of the Supreme
Court. The mail steamer Caroline when
between Panama and San Francisco on her
last Trip sprung leak and putIn,o Acapul
CO, where she has been condemned.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24

CuRE OF RATrLEsNAKE BIrE.-A cor.
respondent OF the Baltimore American
writing from Russell county. Virginia,
cites two cases, one Of negro man and
The other of boy, in which severe bites
Of ra,tlesnske have been cured BY the free
administration Of brandy, half a tumbler
full at q time every few minutes until q
quart had been taken. We have heard
eyewitness attest the virtue of this
remedy. Its said that the liquor in such
cases does not intoxicats.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24

COMMISSION HOUSE, MACON. Gave
~ould invite attention TO the advertisement
in ,odsy's paper. Of WIN. F. Herbs g. Co.
Commission Merchants, Macon, Ga. The
member. of the firm are East Tennesseeans.
well acquainted with the trade. and we
eommeud their house to the attention Of all
having business in that direction.
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Athens. Oct 2lst, 1851.

every man can be really great, IL he
will only trust his own instinct, think his
own thoughts. and say his own say. The
s'upidest fellow. il he would hut reveal
with child like honesty how he feels and
he thinks, when the stars wink al HIM.
when music comes over the waters, as
when he and his beloved look into each
others eyes-would be but reveal this, the
world would hail him a. genus 10 his
way. and would prefer his story 10 all the
epics that were ever written. from Homer
to Scott"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24

FRANcE.-Mr. Walsh. long resident OF
Paris. in letter to the Journal OF Cons
merce, written on the 10Th September says:
"Thnt great events are lust before is cer'
tain. Thu, crisis Of which ] have often
spoken TO Won is drawing verv near. Be-
tween the 18th day Of September and the
middle or end Of next May tho destlnles ct
Europe for probably half a cen'ury-which
in these days is a very long time will be
decided. A fierce s'rnggle-it may be a
mist desperate and bIo"dv s,rugglp-be-
tween liberty, civil and religious. on the on"
ha md. and h'ary despoti>m in politics and
religion on tho other. What will be the
issue. God alnne knows!
81 find TINT there is n wonderful activity
here in the political world. The foreign
amba ssadors, especially those OF Austria.
Prussin and Russia. have frequent confer
ences, and are constantly sending and re.
ceiving dispatches. Nor are the Ministers
resident Of the smaller Powers. such rs
Sardinia. Naples. Spain. the States o. the
Church. Belgium and Holland. idle. Those
Of England and .he United States are wide
awake, and the former hns not n little TO do
to look after these ContInentals, and the
movements of their rulers.
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BALTIMORE. Oct. lS

W.. 100
The Washington Union publishes five
columns OF Kossulh's address 10 the PEG.
pie of the United States, giving the history
IN burning eloquence of the revolution IN
Hungary. explaining his object, the cause
of his defeat; and says had the U. States
been neighboring nation the whole Of
Europe would have been revolutionzed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24

GooD ADVICE. allow misfortune
To make you selfish, but initiate the exam
pIr Of Fenelon, who, when his library was
IN fire. exclaimed. "God be praised thu, il
i, not the dwelling Of q poor man."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24

ARRESTED ON THE CHARGE OF TREASON.
The U. S Marshal arrested, on the 18Th.
twenty of the prominent citizens OF syria.
cuse on the charge of treason. for aiding 10
the escape OF the fugitive slave Jerry. and
held them to bail in $4,000 each. for an ex.
animation which was TO take place the day
following.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24

LovE.-A sweet contagion. which nt'
mcks people with great severity between
eighteen and twenty Two. It's prsm"ni'ory
symptoms are signs, rufflod shirts, rinsIels.
bears grease, snd whiskers. 1t feeds on
moonlight and flutes, and looks with horror
on "bIIed pork" or baked beans.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24

Against the New Haven Railroad Com
pany, in the case of John G. Hunt, who
sued for damages in con.eqience Of the
loss Of step daughter. who was killed
some months since from q collision on tho,
road, the jury awarded $4,000 damages.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-24

hr The last Chattanooga Gazette con.
t,ins the Report of the Engineer employed
TO survey routes for the Chattanooga und
Cieveis nd Railroad Company Two routes
have beer survcyed-one connecting with
the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad at
yeapd-the other interesting at Char
lesion. The estimated cost Of the line to
CLEVELAND is pu, down at S527, sOO-from
Chattanooga TO Charleston, by WY Of
Georgetown, $3.50, 800.