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THE FIST FABRICS
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PAINT, GR.SE & DIRT
of any description, can lcady removed by the
use Of il, without injurythe article, whether it
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ent, and is not only the " BEST wAsuiyG
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SOAP cannot be exceled.
Wherever it has been useohas given perfect
satisfaction, and is warrantcL TO do, in all ca
ses where fair trial will be gn it.
SHOURDS & CO., Nulacturcrs,
No 5i3 Chestnut Sphiladclphia
For Sale by Grocers genert.
November 6, lS50.--
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A STRING OF ITEMS.

rashness.
CoxcErr, in weakest bodies, strongest
works
The best thoughts are ever swiftest wing
ed--the duller lag behind.
AvARIcE s,arves its keeper, 10 surfeit those
who wish him dead.
A LETTER is advertised in Buffalo, direc-
ted to Dr. vanderkerburgedunder
SOME run head long into danger, be-
cause they have not courage TO wait for it.
The progress of some men, is so rapid
that they keep ahead Of common sense.
IT is not best 10 be angry: and best in the |
next place, 10 be quickly reconciled.
THE library of ihe British Museum num-
bers ACC, 600 volumes, which are ranged on
twelve miles of shelves.
THE icarian community, at Nauvoo,
has been chartered by the Illinois Legis
lature.
TYPES made of gutia percha have been
used in England, and pronounced superior TO
metal.
Is NOT water the safest and best of all
kinds of drinks? Nature and Reason answer
yes.
IT'S with our judgments as our watches,
none are just alike, yet each believes his
own.
THOMPSON, the English Abolitionist, and
Frederick Douglass, the emancipated slave,
are lecturing in Canada, in company.
THERE is girl in Halifax, N. s., four
wears and seven months old, who is four feet
and seven inches high and weighs 94
pounds.
WE clip the following from an Illinois pa
per For sale at the Red Store, 900 lbs. of
honey. Like the qnality Of mercy, it is not
strained
MIRABEAU said of a man who was exceed
ingly fat, that God had created him only to
show to what point the human skin could
stretch without breaking. O
ELIZA Cook, says truly in her Journal
that, "Those who are honest, because it is
the best policy, are half way, 10 being
rogues."
PoTAToEs.-Large quantities of potatoes,
described as of excellent quality, have been
brought to different American ports, by recent
arrivals from France. Also new potatoes
from Bermuda
"DID you ever see Niagara Falls ?' said a
lady passenger to her friend.
"No, | never met them, but I've heard
them highly spoken cfm
A QUAKER said TO gunner, " Friend
counsel no bloodshed but, if it be thy de-
sign TO hit the little man in the blue
jacket, point thine engine, three inches
lower"
A Boy who fell asleep in the Taberna-
10 the pulpit, and shook hands with the
preacher.
VIM. SMITH OBRIEN, al the entreaty of a
BODY of his countrymen in Van Dieman's
ha'o' a'' 'o'oe",'" ~ ",eep' Wv ''oAo' -
iea'e one'eo r'"' " '"e D'''''" o''''"''"
LOT pefiou o' SIX ino"''1S'
THE orthodox length o. a sermon at
the Royal lapel of Queen Victoria, is twen-
,v minutes. George Il fyed this as he could
not stand longer discourse without gong 10
sleep
,vouvo1,nr ,boso NAM. ,,.s ,1,,,J,,
- u,a,,;od nan,,aman oaIIad 1g,JJ
". 49, ,,,a soueu';a. ~ ' ''''''
gave ii'e " '''o iO'o"'"s
Lots wife, tits SAID in days of DID,
Was turned, plainly told
Into nmp of salt
'sS S,inr"ns p''u riuru i, ,rnn'on,s hooG
For here we sec a case as strange,
MAIDEN turned to MuDD'
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WELIAE'S
PATENT JAPAN BLACKING.
Manrfactory, No. 50 CHESTNUT Street,
MEDAL, awarded by the FRANKLIN IN
sTIrUrE of Philadelphia in October,
AND THE
FIRST PREMIUM by the MARYLAND m
STITUTE, at Baltimore, Noy lS4S and ls49.
PAiiadeiJhia, Octoder 26tA, ls4s.
have used J. NeIlar's Patent Japan Liquid
and Paste Backing for some nine months, and
am happy to say that il surpasses any backing
that have used these twenty odd years. find
it holds the polish and preserves the leather bet
thr than any backing that have ever tried.
ANDREW r. CH,MBERs.
No. 81 Chestnut Street,
Wm. CURREY, Manufacturer.
Successor TO J. WELLAR,
No. so Chestnut Street. above Second
November, ., lS50.-ly.
BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
- GER, an excellent article.
RADwAr's Medicated soap for sun burns, TAM
teter, &c.
Railways Circassian Balm, for the hair dund-
ruff &c.
Railways Ready Relief for Cramps, Cholic,
Cholera Morhus, &c. For sale by
Il. b. MASSER.
Sunbury, dug. s, 1880
6STONE Ware, Earihen Ware, Raisins, Al
- monds, 7 unes and Cream Nuts
Planes OF oil kinds.
Salt and Pasier.-Just received and for sale
by JOHN w. FRILING.
Sunbury, Dec 80, 1919,
DOCKS and Gold Pens. On hand several cop
ID les of the life Of Christ, and also number Of
gold pens which we will sell at the Philadelphia
prices. For sale at this office.
ny ENNEDY'S PATENT SASH FAS
EA TENINGS.-A cheap and excellent arti
Gle for fastening sash for sale by
]. w. FRII.ING
Sunbury, July 7, $40.
ub OSE OINTMENT.-A fresh supply of this
a excellent article for letter, q c., just received
and for sale by HENRY MASSER.
sunbury, July 2s, ls49.--
WNTILEY'S COUGH CANDY. An excel
w lent remedy for coughs, colds. For sale
at this office
vrsISSUE PAPER.-Yellow Tissue paper for
Il covering glasses &c, for sale at the Office OF
the American.
DADD'S celebrated Horse and Cattle Medi-
j cine for sale by HENRY MASSER
| sunbuy Jan. 27th, ls49-
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ROOT,
DAGUERREAN ARTIST,
No. 40, corner Of Fifth g. Ch.snm SIS, PhHa.
delphiG, and 1863 BrOadwdy corner Of
Franklin Street, New York
G<TTIZENS AND STRANGERS can have
V J sitting for Portraits or Miniatures, and
receive them beautifully cased, in morocco, Silk
velvet Papicr Mache, other fancy styles, sets
in Medallions, Lockets, &c, in few minutes.
Daguerreotypes, Paintings, Drawings,
SC. Copied.
Out door Views, and Miniatures of deceased
persons, taken at short notice.
For Portraits of Adults by our process, and I'm
proved instruments, eloady day is quite as fa-
vorable as clear weather.
For Children, clear day (hetween II and 2)
is preferable. QT=In Dress-avoid white, blue
or light pink.
Our Gallery with its Six Prize Medals and
Works of Art, is open at all hours, and Free.
Whether visitors wish pictures taken or not, we
shall at all times be happy to see them.
June %, $780,
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THE PEOPLES vADE-MncUM
COMPRISING A COLLECTION OF OVER 200
VALUABLE RECIPES,
In the Useful and Interesting Arts 'cith teS
Simple and Curious Experiments i'm
CHEMISTRY:
INCLUDING Medicines, Perfumery, Chemistry
l. Cookery, Farriery, Dying, Confectionery, Do
mestic Economy, etc etc. etc. Price ct cts, for
sale by HENRY MASsEh'
Sunbury, Dec. 8, lS49.
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HIALADELPIiIA WINE \ LIQUOR STORE
BITING IL WATERMAN,
Importers and Dealers in Liquors,
No. 22O 1iarket street, Philadelphia,
OFFER for sale, the cheapest and best assort-
" ment of Liquors in Philadelphia, such as
Champagne, Sherries, Port, Stcck, Clarct, Bur-
gundies, Sauturn, Barsac, Madeira, Lisbon,
Tcnerille and Sicily Wines.
Branlics of the choicest brands viz:
Maglina, Otard, Ponet, lIennesy, &c &c.
Fine Holland Gin, Monongahela, Scotch and
Irish Whiskey, &c, &c.
Hotels and the country trade supplied Phila-
delphia prices on the most liberal terms.
july Is, lSJ0.-
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PATENT MEDICINES.
Green's Oxygenated Bitter, price reduced.
Cid Jacob Townsend's Sarslparla.
Bakers Sarsaparilla.
Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cherr ;,
Swayne's Vermifuge.
Ayres Cherry Pectoral
DIR. brakes Panacea.
DIR. Cullen's do
Tibbit's Pain Killer.
DIR, HOofland's German Bitters
Indian Vegetable Pills
Horse and Cattle Medicines
For sale by HENRY MASSER.
Sunbury, July Ia, lS49.
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More Eridencc.
DR.. Hoofand's German Btcrs.

The "Piladcpha saturday Gazette" n best family
newspaper published in the United States, \ editor says
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03
ST. LOUIS, Sept. e

Intelligence from Independence, Mo, to
the 25lh, states that accounts from Santa
Fe had been received to the Cd inst. Rey.
nolds has large majority in Santa Fe fol
Congress, but it was supposed that Weight
man would defea, HIM. Col. Somers with
his command had left for Narvio county
The Apaches leagued with the Navio
had carried off large portion Of the stock
belonging to the Boundary Commissioner
Bartlett was to leave the Copper Mines 10,
Gila about the LIST September. Grass and
wafer were plenty between Santa Fe and
Independence.
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Eliza Emery warns all eIrls in the South
and West 10 look out for her gay deceiving
runaway husband, David. She says he
has cruelty left her, and told the folks when
he started. that he was going southwest to
preach and marry hoosier girl. Eliza
thinks he may be easily known, and TO
prove so says, "David has a scar on his
nose where | scratched it,"
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Nor TRuE.-It is not true that there has
been'a secrect understanding Of our Gov
eminent with the governments Of France,
England. or Spain, IN relation to the Cuba
business-so says the Alexandria Gazette.
The course OF the Executive has been gov
erned altogether by the positive statute en-
actmen,s of the United States, which are
too clear 10 be misunderstood or successful.
" misrepIesented. 49,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03
~ The Circuit Court for Polk county
meets at Benton on Monday the 18th inst

Our AND GoNE.-Two prisoners who
were confined in Jail at this place. made
their escape on Sunday lost, and are stu az
large. Whenever The Worshipful County
Court shall, in their wisdom, think it ex'
pedien, TO have the Jail placed in proper
state of repair there will be soma pos''e''''
" of retaining prisoners in custody u"t''
trial. In its presen, tumble-down condition.
how ever, there is no use in placing them
there, a. they can walk out whenever they
feel disposed.
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Cu,. SrrrprD IN SpIrN lawn

CuBA SECURED TO SPAIN.-Wc learn
from the National IrtellIgencer Gays the
Louisville Journal,) ,ha, France and Eng
land have expressly guaranteed 10 SPAN
their protection in the possession OF Cuba;
while Washington correspondent of the
New York Journal of Commerce confirms
the report OF a secret treaty, in which the
United States are pledged 10 preserve Cuba
TO Spain. This writer states ,ifr sin the
archives OF our government we have an
engagement made, in Jackson's admins
,ra,ion. between the United States, Eng land
and France, 10 the effect that Cuba shall
no, be seized by either party, and that
Spain shall remain in undisturbsd posses.
sion of the Island"
The Washington correspondent Of that
paper, Mr.. Kingman, is more Democratic
than Wing, but he is one of the abIe,t and
most thoroughly reliable newspaper eo,~
respondents in this country! We give lnIs
credit TO his statement that President jack
sons administration entered into an engage
ment. in behalf of the United States, with
England and France, that Cuba should not
be seized by either of the three, and that
Spain should be secured in undisturbed
possession Of The island.
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AUGUSTA, Sept. 20

AOtOSIAS Scpts ~.
A duel was fought on Saturday after.
noon a, Vienna, South Carolina, between
J. M. Smyihe, Esq, one Of the editors o!
the Augusta Cons.i,uiionalist s. Republic.
and DR.. Tn omas, of this city. The cause
Of the dispute was an article that appeared
lately in the Chronicle g. Sentinel, signed
Doctor, rejecting as Mr.. Smy,he consider
ed on himself. of which DR.. Thomas avow'
ed himself the author.
At the third fire Mr.. Smythe was shot,
the ball passing through the right, and
nearly through the left thigh. The wound
however, is not considered mortal, and he
reached Augusta by the Petersburg boat on
Sunday night, and is doing we'll. DR.
Thomas was untouched.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03

A meeting was held IN Knoxville, Illi-
nos, last week, in favor of Judge Doug.
lass for the Presidency. The meeting
pledged themselves 10 use all honorable
means 10 secure his nomination by the next
National Democratic Convention.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03

NJ The Quarterly Court for McM'nn
County, which meets next Monday, among
other importan, duties, will have to elect o
Sheriff to fill out the residue Of the term OF
c. Peters. lately deceased. We have not
heor I'd specially how many candidates there
are, but presume there will be no difficulty
in finding some one willing 10 take the va
cant place.
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LATE DISPATCHES.
ROCHESTER,, Sept. 20.

ROCHESTER, sept. W.
Ihave made some further inquiry about
the case of Col. Webb and Gen. WOOL
There IS no getting at the exact particulars
beca use the story has only oozed out from
themselves. The rumor all over the city
abou, the fracas on Thursday afternoon,
between Col. Webb and Gen. Wool Is,
that during the day, Ger. Wool asserted
his right to review the troops. as taking
precedence of the Governor, who is only
Captain General of the militia. The claim
was not admitted, as it was the militia that
were 10 be reve we'd. Gen. Wool, howev'
er. agreed TO 60 10 the ground, and it was
arranged that lie should have a place IN
the Governors carriage. In the same car
rage were Col. Bruce and Col. Webb, as
aids of the Governor. The Governor. OBJ
serving that Gen. Wool and Col. Webb
were moi speaking, proposed 10 introduce
them. Gen. Wool said that he did mol
know Col. Webb, and did not wan, 10
know him. There was then some aliuslon
10 a certain article in the Courier and En-
quirer. in which some reflections were
made upon the eeneralsh,p Of Wool. Col
Webb, in justification of himself. said he
had letter from the late Gen. Taylor. IN
which he said that If Gen. WOODS advice
had been followed, the decisive battle o.
Ruena Vista would have been lost. Gen
Wool said j, was false; Col. Webb said he
would prove it by publishing the letter.
What further occurred deponent saith moi,
but tine foregoing is in every body's mouth
!, appears there has been a bad feeling
between Wool and Webb ever since they
were in The army together.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 2,

BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.
In the New York market on Thursday
Cotton was firm and eight hundred bales
were sold.
An official call has been issued for the
Democratic National Convention to ASSEM-
BILE on The first Monday in June next year.
Eleven persons implicated in the recent
Christiana outruges have been sent to Phil.
adephia 10 be tried for treason.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. &c.

The vigilance committee of Grayson
county, Va, on the 9Th arrested John Cor
nett, the friend Of Mr.. Bacon, the Ohio
abolliionist. The committee requested OF
him that he should renounce his abolition
sentiments, but he refused. They then
stripped him, and tying him 10 tree, ad-
ministered about dozen lashes, when he
agreed 10 renounce his abolition views. sell
his lands and negroes and leave the State
The occurrence has caused great excite.
,ment. The committee are said 10 be in
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03
Athens, Friday, Oct. 3, 1851.

RAILROAD DIREcToRY.-Next Wednes>
day j.. the time for the quarterly meeting OF
the Directory of the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad Company. There is inn
por,a n, business to transact, and it is pre-
sumed full board will be in attendance.
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THE CHRisrIANA OUTRAGE.-The Phila-

delphia American of Friday, says:
"The examination of the prisoners taken
to Lancaster Jail after their arrest on the
charge of participating in the Chris.iana
outrage, which was commenced on Tues.
day, was concluded yesterday morning.
Alderman Reieart, before whom the hear-
ing was had, delivered his decision, fully
committing thirteen of the accused TO the
custody of The United States Marshal, TO-
TAKE their trial Tor high teason against the
Government, and dlscharging five others.
against whom the evidence Of guilt was
deemed insufficient.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03

COMMISSIONS OF PosTMAsTERs.-Ths
Postmaster General is authorized by the
9th section Of the Post Office Law to in.
crease the commissions Of postmasters IN.
der certain circumstances, as where the La
Dor Of the postmaster shall be increased.
and the commissions fall below the amount
allowed Tor the fiscal year ending the 3Oth
June, 1851. In reply 10 certain lettelss
Mr.. Hall says, in general letter. that "af'
ter the quarterly returns and accounts for
the FIRST quarter Of the year Commencing
on the LIST Of July, 1851, shall have been
received and examined, some Uniform rule
or general regulation will be adopted in rev
gard 10 such commissions, with the view Of
giving proper compensation for the in.
creased labor (if any) imposed upon the
Posimas,ers by the operation of the late
law, and the modified regulations which
are expected TO be issued before such law
goes into effect" Until these accounts
and returns are received. the Postmaster
General. believes he will not have sufficient
evidence 10 enable HIM 10 prescribe to what
extent extra allowances shall be made.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03

CRITTENDEN's VALoR.-From Havnn.
ma letter in the Providence Journal. we
quote the following in reference to the OK.
ccution of Crtlenden:
Cone fellow went Up to Crittenden and
s,roked his beard, at which. the latter, with
perfect coulness, spat in the nggressor's
face, and a Spanish officer who guarded
him being inccnsed with tho cruel conduct
of the people, struck the insulting Cuban
in tho face with the butt of his gun. Find
ing the difficulty ofkeeping the mob in pru-
dent limit, the General ordered that no
more prisoners should he brought to Fla.
vana. Cri,enden asked, as On only favor.
that he might be shot os corresponded with
the honor of an American officer. one who
had distinguished himself in the Mexican
war. as his scars would show; no said no
was resigned to meet the justice of the
law. for he did rot fear death; but he fear.
ed the disgrace of being shot like e-piratc;
The favor was refused, and he with the 9th
or fifty one were shot in the back they
were oil made TO kneel except the hero Crit.
ten1en. who 'rould not, and received his
death Standing"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03

JAS. HOGAN. JR.-lt is with feelings Of
painful regret tina, we are called upon 10
announce the demise of our friend, and
former partner. J. HOGAN, Jr. He died at
Beech's Hotel. miles North of Franklin.
yesterday, 25,h inst. al 10 minutes past 9
o'clock. of pulmonary consumption. He
was in the 42d year Of his age.-Franklin
Revie,c, 10Th. ..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03

~: al SscdSlsas''li' fHcihc sailed
ON Saturday from New York for Liverpool
with so passengers, and S560.00O in spe'
Gle.
Jas. Johnston has been nominated as the
democratic candidate for the Gubernalorial
chair of Virginia.
Definite news relative 10 the failure Of
the expedition asa'ns, Cuba had no, been
received IN Europe at the sailing of the
Baltic, and negotiations were going on be.
tween England, France and SPAN TO check
further invasions.
The gold excitement in Australia was
increasing. Grea, excitement prevailed on
the Continent Of Europe. The Department
of Ardeche. France, is in a state of siege
Forty six State prisoners in Naples have
been sentenced 10 death.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03
The Hill family amazon

CoscERr.-The Hill family gave Con-
cert. vocal, instrumental, &C., at this place
on Wednesday evening last Performance
said to be good, and audience large and SCI
Iect.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03

Among tho articles that the French have
,.,s,, invented, is . smoothing iron fo'
...;n, Tho wrinkles out of the face. BY
m..os Of q five minute application. old
maids are made, "as good - new" Look
m, for coun,er6ts, a. the boy said when he
saw his sister enter her bedroom vita . oa's
Of cotton in her arms.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03

Nsw Goops.-G. w. Ross & Co. arc
now in receipt of one Of tho largest, hand
soonest, and best selected stocks OF Dry
Goods ever broueh, TO This market. The,
always sell cheap at that house.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03

EDITORIAL CoNvENTIoN.-Several OF the
Tennessee papers are speaking Of an Eds
,ori,l Convention at Nashville the present
Fall, Hope i, will be held, and much good
grow out of 1t. But if we were TO leave
here for such a trip as that who wou''
attend to things about home. such as to
chop wood. make fires, feed the cow water
the chickens, go 10 mill, nurse the babes
and edit the "Posl?" The last is the least
difficult part Of the business, but IN connec'
.ion with the other duties enumerated, keeps
u, pretty constantly employed. and ii we
are not at that Convention The brethren will
please excuse US, and remember Us in lhei'
prayers. 1t is said that the prayers OF Inc
wicked avail but little; still, we should Ike
10 be remembered.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03

Digby sat for long time very attentivsly
considering a cane seat chair. At length
he said, Il wonder what fellow took enough
pains to find oil them holes and put that
straw round emf"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03

The San Francisco papers are again ,agi.
tatins the establishment Of line of steam
ers between that city and China. The
Alta California says tina, the subject will
be broueh, before Congress at an early day
OF the present session. ......
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03

Com CRoP IN GEoRsIA.-kecent ac'
counts show that the Corn crop in Georgia
will be much better than was anticipated
some limo ago.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03

Among the last novelties is an eleciri
cal machine for the protection Of the per-
son. Should hishwayman collar you,
the application to the vest pocket instantly
generates q stream of electricity that
foocks him into . cooked hat.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-10-03

hrSehorn has some no. ! cigars. Hi
,,.ce of business is ia the new building re-
Gently erected on the north side Of the square