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Iudignation in Canada nj the Discharge OF
the Dcscrter Walsh.
From The Montrcal COurlcr, July 10

Wcperccive by the American papers, that
the deserior Walsh has been acquitted and set at
liberty by the Yankee authorities THIS IS neither
more nor less than offering premium 10 teSCrton
irom the British ranks, and shows Us IN PLAIN terms
what measure oi luSncCwc mas cNpectwhcn Ne have
our neghborS of the Model Republic for our Judges
IL supposed that the raScaliy dcScricr hal IT,
ionioUSy taken property along with hun, nc might
come under OF within The provisions OF the AShNar-
ton treaty but the United Ssnnos Commissioner. Mi
Brdghgm, who seems 20 be a euning and SHINING
legal hight among American lawyers acquitted hun,
Oh the ground that TIE robbery was Incidental Ia the
desertlon. Incidental Dii this Yankee Daniel ever
hear OF robbery even InurdeT IN Il Was no, IN
sdentai 10 Som'ihns OF another Ii this DC ihe
Way that treaties arr Unexpectedly AmellcsnJutsVS,
nothing possibly be len 10 Us but 10 trea; them as
lawless brgSnds, with whom no treaty can bc made.
Incidental, Why afollow that robs or murders IN
the act oi running AWAY, may Il seems, according 10
republican "nOtionS" Of jurisprudence, and inter
probation q, International treaty. De acquitted, be
cause running away Is not punishable by law, anathe
robbery murder being Incidental 10 the running
away, the VILLAIN gnu>' escape punishment Had
this dcseytcr, IN the ACT OF escaping, met and shot
one of hs ohc,rs Tor The purpose OF facilitating hi>
cnmlnal intention. thiS infamous crime would also
have been, accor,iine 10 American Interpretation oi
law an incidental one and the perpctr Of limusi
therefore have escaped punishment. We hope when
the mex, edition of the American Dictionary ! pub
lshed the word incidental" aleng with Its English
accep,aron, viii also be made 20 signify, "cxenp-
son nom any crime committed In the act ot running
away, particularly if the criminal be ButlShcr Ia
klrg refuge IN free America
Some time ago party OF the hand " a regiment
stationed at Toronto deserted crossing the lake with
heiF accorterncniS and musical instruments IN theli
possession. Had these ySgaNondS been found ana
tired by The roTscai6ed uprighiacss OF an American
lvdsc, The truppetS, flutes &C, Which they stole nom
the Toronto barracks, Would have been called Incl,
Cth'a 10 tAVr dcscrtON, and therefore both they md
'hell stolen goods eclng now received a. part and
parcel OF The Model Republic. they could notoe gwen
cp 10 (u>'ice We have scarcely ever seen SO lively,
80 striking, OF 80 practical an illustration OF the old
acage, that the receiver Is bad rs the thief
this pressntsio us and plainly points on, that the
American oench rs hostile to British interest, asthe
most ignorant ylndictiye Loco roco coald drSirc
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

Epca Eaton. Sparks. Essvtas, II VI Fireman ( c. VI =
shrii DLirh. N.GlYery. Faliafe pha, Il sScA, "s-i
ycrtisn. vm'nr-on. Brett. Voc , Co ~, ~
s,hs L Slulth. stu,s-, win,astcu; S,i nrt r"ne'
p..,r..arat c.. C. M.IS-o-ts.. l. a. tsAiVA \ -
pr..i,'.ne, Nahcn Ion,rndsry. Ms "h.nes -
Gen ChBch. '.orrs PAl.~depha " Mehee bS; S-'.'
E.i.T fcston Da,fcn < SpTlsue, Scriids. = : rs
Wip.l,nr Aft.n Rodman Price, CaaBssr>, bsilss-
town. Van Prun, Slc,ght. Helena. A!len B0<,sn;
W,lIari krc,,c wilson Alexandra. Fink, VI IA n
Norfolk Surrcs Clearuaa Co. MeDento. Smith, " IL
miDg;on HUsscy Murray. . g..
S."oTs FIe-i.nss. Brown, Providence Caone' ''N'"
Sss
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Markets C.RErrLr REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE

ASIIES-Iho rlario; is steady FOR Pears, a. 51 POS
are .a!ahlc a. '2 About u bhls sold.
CO1TON-The market continues unyaued. Holders are
wiling sellers and the market consequently easy for
BUYERS go bales sold
Hour AND MEAI-There is a far demand for the
low GRADES 4 State and Western Flour and prices bet
ter the rcccqs being and The demand far 10 ill
UP previous orders iuf Cpoft There moderate last
EN- and local inquiry. aud there is less dong m inferior
eade, The decline frerhts has gvcu O1osanN % the
market Canadian siendg and IN moderate request sales
o lto0 obs az 2si37l lol common 10 ood brands me
sales u Domestic axe 3,.3 bis ~ 7 al - i,r 'nNon
- strait Sa'' "a. i2 - - fl~ hlch EAU and lhliina
and s. Il 81 fer ruIc GtuCssCc. So tAcrl "a better
request M rat ~ tie Wesr Ind ,s trade buy
Inclv of the low grades About i100 bls spi az 81 %
% for common O. good brands afd 4d aj3fi fr Fancy
Rye Flour u btttr request and We udts' MI 500 0bpS
have bcta sod n about g. Corn Neal lu!i Al 81 i7r
JERSEY
GkAIN-Tle.c : more sieadiaess ~ our market for
Wheat with Iucf hesrir lrr fJr c,portfhe ret!c'ion
m freehts uducrs better demand Canadian S dull and
Geucste sprus Wle4t n 6 0g0 bush hi.e cone
a about 81 90. AMI 600 bush Nta NChiAn =. - o.
RE ouo 70 1.c OF, not nleIty 4ni 2c sashc ~
there = ,cv bile sound hcrc hen the improvement IN
prce re demand far 10 the - and moderate FOR e.
ssc58 for Western mixed ifaJO for damaged. )dD Tor
heated. Gee for Round Yellow and Gle fr RO nd Whtc.
PkONlsioNS-o 'rNe toi Pork Is .s IN .o' H. "' W
more folug The trade are buying sp1msy Inc ln-
quiry mostly for us for f.ng contracts sales OF 40
bbis ~ r. pumr an6 SliGE ~ for Mess Oid Is
quit, ncac ed Contracts for Iuiy 10 the extent OF loo
sSH S ~ NJ ~ aad .,s, s e. Primo Cn, Meas are dGli at
7'Q7, for Hams aud Gao Tor shoulders Lard - heavy
Sales 80 bbl- al aGc Butter ISM fir demand ga he
Ohio and c.e for State Cheese steaiy at sale AMI
salate.
WHIsKY-Tho market IS que, and steady. Sales ofliO
Ibis Ohio and Prison p sl5ic
PEMP-Ihere IS little moro inquiry 2iVc bale. Ma
nnla sold at lc So tuns clean Russia at S,O9
and 100 bales dew-rotted Anerican at Sl5as m lots
H1CF-i. more active. there beng better inquiry i'r
Shipping The salcs Of The last three days were 10 'cs
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MARRIED.

On THURSDAY evening Jsly TO- at the Ascension Church
by Rov Dr hawAs. JOHN BEACH L. ELIZABETH
TOWNSEND. daughter vi tAc late James Porter rs
Aibauy
On Thursday af eynopn july TO- by Rev Dr. krelS NJ
DAVID G.. PAIGE 20 Mrs HARRIET DICKINSON,
al Il this CifS
At Rro,sln. cn Men3ay. July :. by Rev. Jonathan
Grcenlrif, Mr. WI G.. MORGAN 10 Miss PERSlS
IODkMA PIKE, Of Boston
n Bostcu TalcrS lease copy
/ Al FSausNls. Ind june 10 " - LlLZiE DONALD
Son to ApD II SANDERS, Esq, editor Il the Evans
Vile Journal
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CoreiRn PorI>

An . Quebec J i g. ships Inie,an..nce c,,,-,. 4,
TOE, ySht " son, Smp.og, Boston F0re. 1eea ~ a
eS OK Lntered Tor lcg. ship Esser for Ilseroe,l
roI.o taeeio - about June lArT brlr Elyira Pst.-s
f9s on va y Thomas, would proceed son T. Ia0n,vr
w s,,f fie re z-Brgs Rse Br, Done fcr
iOs ats roadnras. Gross foT Boston next dav fana
later -'-o' -s.o O'AsIs IrPofes
s. Jaso. abou, June a4-Bars p s,rs s.,, ,.,,. =,
Js' ar and ohers a. heie Sid abogt slst barSs
aaSAs COrnish, NSors; yolant (BrI DO - ~
AZ FoTt a. Prince 2ith Mt brgs Trenfrn gor,gs n
- A. enc slenus Meeker. for NYork DO Forre.
h toI YORK days; Whl.,assr Handy f,r Do do
,Ia. rsslei Young. ios d. d, : Williams Ma,
30, ,gf W rhIAdelpaa, 10 dAys; Florence Bondeu To-
"a, ronce Pr 4th ut, oarks Brothers ward for New
y -. "a, - Lhe.apeake, Pike. for Boston loading
'O's toItsd Tor Syock brs Catherine sickes NIX
- xoS'oh .a.tns cargo: Lucy watts WATTS. Of
- ara 90 Taylor. See per- f5r New-York
ti fiiepy osdis, ChaubsIl1iH, ffsm Antgla. rre.
dseksrgng s' ''e"' ~'
Al M4.s15as f7ih uli shp Mary Croker Croker II
% N 'i... icg, btrks Jas Blyey Bshop Jisg Rcgal4
,' or . ozJ.; vssta Percy WY orders. Pancaa
she a. - bngs Peanel FioOd. for boston. ldg Tn
p p, fa w.,nains9I G. d 70 Ioaa IA 7da5s
For-. iar y Isrs day.; fel Carer for d. z r..
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Disasters, sc.

Hr BRIG PENROsE, which woat ashore on Plum island
last Apr and After several unsuccessful Ell rs has been
got a,l and does l0 appear 90 BE- snay injured She
vas tOsrct - Ncrhuryrort 10Th INST
shp tognnnbo Gorhan, before ro2orted ashore Mo-
selic sh1 a. arrived at New Orleans 7h Extent of
damage noi stated bat he ship world go to dos f1r
PAM
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es, Patterson ip,skn Gss: schs Nary George. C.lcAr
ami Forsion. Keen, fn sai Hrr NOrieans
AZ 9th u, shirs = 4 = p 'fkEs. Gapa;rcx for w.
f,fk days, Ere. Lens Tor 10 9, barks Sarah c. I,
Osscot for DO l. Gilbert. g zen cargo MARY Sn ~
smith ior BaS'on do. Austin Perkins for y York Cd
jsnn,Sr DennisOn 81 fur ~ Thomas. ca r.
br.es l.H.Tara PARK, nrc salisbury, Hale, for YR
Pres TAYLOR Stzdles. for Portland.
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The receipts at The Sub-Ireasury arc
sI4l475 Payments, sll6,077 Balance sl,l74,5s7.
The money market continues to be freely
supplied, and rates tend downward for call loans.
On first class stocks money Is offering at 5a6 per
cent
The Reading Road has declared dividend
of 3! per cent on the Preferred stock.
The Coinage at Philadelphia for the past
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The Ocean Steamers.

AL Letters and Newspapers land for England Ire and
and Scotland by iAe rs, matter II
line
Letters TO the Continent of Europe by the COLLINS re
mus; be pTcpaid tweryne cents Se ssiS eKcs,S ~
thee places required 30 ee PREPAID IN !uA
Letters to the Continent of Euroqe by the CVSARD ne
must be pr,pad ave cents snse r-se eaceS 70 taOse
places required 90 be prepaid N tail
Letters ~ the Hayre Line must ts prepNd tFeniy-io1l
cents per hall oaaee Inland Poac ~ be sated eKce 20
Great Britain
Nswspaper. hy either Line the Coa:Esat Be pre-
pad four cents cach. -
Inland POSTAGE must he added on Letters and Newspapers
60 ke Connen, Europe thu Have sad Bremen Lines
srENsEKs TO AaRIvE From suRors
fRANxLIN-SAiled froa iiavte Tor New hefS ley
Asa Sailed frozn Liverpool ier Nex-NcrS. Julv ,
PACIFIC. Sailed from IIy,Tp01 sog NeN-i OK. Jst
WAshlN6goSSalled frons Rrenea ia \eSl X. Juls II.
AsSRieA-Ss1ej from Liverpool .og R<ioa, JGiy ~
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W halePs

Sailed from Nov iondos. July n, ship BROOKLYN Ssur
North Psclfc occsn-
Arr NBedord lI.h, saip james Ms ~ Shepherd. New
York
sailed irola DO I.h, s-ps sophia Thornton and Ioan
North Pacific O,san: bark Bruce Indian Ocean
for home
Spoken Juy 4. no 1t. &c lre Lewis Br-,ce ysnp- s
PfoylncetODE. Mos out, 10 bbls oH 49, -
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Penalty FOR SLAVE WHlpp,Ns.-S;u

PENALTY FOR SLAVE WHIPPING Simeon
Souther, wealthy einxsR Of Hanover Coua,v Viz.
ynia, has been convicted of bes;ng OF hS slaves
10 death, and sentenced 20 the peni,en,iay ,or ave
years
CoLoRED MEcHANIcs-A Mechanics
State Convention Was held at Atlanta Ga ON the
lh inst Ut which about eve hundred delegates we've
in attendance The Report then adopted. asserts
that 1.-The employment Of negroes m the osccaanlc
arts, is apocy Q: veyy questionable Pr'PTe'y IN The
South
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kccciptS of producc,

Rg iir Nort R,cr B0a'', N1fUr'qy ynlf l2-'s bbs
w. 2 g. WHISKY 50 do Ashes G5 p.gs Uaster so do
Meal do pors 200 do Beef 81 % WoI, 800 bushels
Ryc DC l.c TO Wheaf, 87s7 do Oats. a j8 DO Com
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Passengers Arrived.

Ia ship Joia Holland. from Na,- O-leaas-Mss W
Marsh {; Vaughan and son-
n sifp H1r-s0slq. from GLsg0-Dr Joseph Sage and
ay of Georgia, Mss DCds 0i Eeinburg MIss RO0vson
of Glasgow.
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MINIATURE ALNASAc.---THIs DAT.
erx-R.es-4 30 ets-----7 81 MOos-Rises-...-.g ioa
HIGH wArER-.----Jply a.
a.u.iy Hook Ia Gov Issni 10 03a Hell Gate II ga
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Arrived.


ship Haraora Dasgeg;. Glasgos and he Ciyde June q
ndss and $50 pAssenge,s % Donham nnSn & INC ~ !,
mics sast Of Fire Island On the 10Th INST o.,
Ship John HIlari tot Warren. Eesper. Ne"-Of'sahS
Ship iyscks;) Admiral Blrta, Havre % is, ndse and
passengers - livingston
sch Rachel lane, Kennedy, Washington NJ. J ds 2a'N
Sen Calcutta smith Phla Is, coal.
Sch Panlne Parker. yirglria Is. wood
Sch X Waison Campbell Richmond ds. coal
Sch Alice, Seaman, Baltimore ; ds coal to MAiief
Sch Nes-Haven. Kelsey: Virgins. coal ,.,.
Sch Leonard. Williams, Win.Ingt IN. Del ds, orcAs,
Sch lone Har;icS. Newbern, NC naval stores 10 bA-
Prlr Martin Hoffman. Townsend. Alerandna< ds, coal
to Ra~don
sAILED-S,eam.hips Hermann. Cr.b,ree, for Bremen;
Alabama. Ludlow fer Savannah; sortherner Dcsins n
Chareston shps Challenge lnewl Waterman San Fran-
c,sco Emma Watts, Waits, Glasgow; Tempest, Patton
Liverpool
MEMORANDUM-rh new ship Challenge Water
man for California. tewed down the Lower Bay Tins
morning. and came 20 anchor a, the SW Spit
Arrived. .-.-.-.........JULY -.
Shin Faneuii Hall (of Boston, Sears Liverpool June Z
mdse ard ls passengers TO Daniel PAnston Has been
BARK Anna tBrem1 Eycrts Bremen IS is mdse and 95
passengers. Poppe Co July 3 lat 10 % i'a " ~
saw two lcehergs 49,.
nasssns.rs 10 Haydecker-bound 20 Havana
Brig Aarode Br) Kimber, Fo-o. NF, Is ds in ballast,
Bs Arctic OBJ, pOane Grand Cary (Madera) A. ds'
VINE and haTll'a, 10 VIM Depew
Brg Forth tBrl Aud, Limerick 90 ds, IN ballast and y
passengers. 10 order
Big Horao. Merrill. Maracaiho June q, coacc, to \
Anracuren Left no An vessels
Sch Harrison Price, Rice. Wilmington, NC ds, naval
sch Patriot, Lawson. Norfolk ds, wheat
Sch Tuuis Rodme PredmoTe. Virginia ds w0ed
Sch Ann STILL. Weeks Nancymonde ds apples
Sch Margaret, wOuslum. Petersburg ds' Hour 10 }
Hunter
sch Alonzo Guthrie, Newheru. NC, ds. naval stores
Sch Dart. Palmer. NRochellc. BarlteS 10 IL Snhoti
Sch President HARRISON Nckerson. HaTwch ds, usa
and mack ere to master
Sch Compliance Sears, Portland Dis, sugar anu moHN-
scs. 70 Pond Gilman Mack
sch Saran Augusta. Truax. Virginia Is, weod.
Steamer kenneboc. Seymour, Phiiadsiphi' m'ee 70 "
sanford
BEL owl bark
WIND-Sanset, NNE
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.
Same time as: ear----.-----.-------------s soho3o
Increase s2,ss5
There is an act of thu Legislature OF
OHIO. authorizing the construction Of 4 Railroad
from Cincinnati To Belpre en- the Oh'o opposite
Parkersturg. THIS is the straish; line from Bal:l-
more TO Cincinnati. An efor, i being made 20 di-
yer, ihs road from Belprc 20 Marietta, and thns
make II part o. the ne 5y the proposed llemPheii
Railroad, to the Pennsylvania Road to Pbilaielpha,
thus avoiding the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad al
together
The survey Of the Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE tOhol Railway viii be commenced.s1ort-
IT, Many Of the citizens OF Warren County are
anxious 10 have the Inc from Wilmington south OF
Haryeysburgh TO some point OF the Little Miami
River, on through Lebanon, Mason, Sharon, &c. 70
Cincinnati.
The receipts of the Hartford and New
Haven Railroad up to the lst of July 1851. show an
increase OF sol 200 over the receipts for the cores
ponaing period of last year.
The Peru and Indianapolis Railroad is in
process of construction from Indianapolis to Peru,
Ind. a distance of y! miles The first division 10
Noblesyllle distance of 22l miles, have been COM
pleted at cost OF sl44,504 81. not iacluding ma
cinery. The estimated total cost OF the road to Pc
III is $ii5 4G3 IS, or sG.lA ~ p mile The to,Il
means Of the Company. including $4,000 receivedon
is convertible bonds S2l5,s66 lelvieg s7l35 80
applicable to the division from Noblcsvlile Of 50
miles, which is estimated TO cost $37,0l6 -. l. Is
taied that the contractors on this part Of the line will
take portion OF their pay IN Stock, so that only
100000 will have to be raised TO complete the road.
The cost Of this road is far below that of any Rail
road N the United States. This Is owing IN part 70
the use Of fiat bar and partly TO the extremely favor
able Character of the route. The above roai inter-
sccts with TIE Wabash Canal l6i miles from Tole TO.
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six months has been as follows

The amount turned out at Ncw-Orleans will pro
hahly ralse the aggregate 70 $30,0O0,0o0.
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Company and the Aurora Extension Company arc TO
hold conference IN Chicago. /; = though: the CON
ferencc will result n TIC coBsohjatcn oi nc two
companle S, and then IN N A.lg Al of. tof an IN
rcriani negotiation with the Illinois Central
The uatiic Oh the Baltimore and Ohio
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The opening excursion OF the OHIO and
Pennsylvania Railroad, west, Will take place on the
l2lh inst, and on the Monday following the Boai
Will be regularly opened for the transportation of
passengers aud freight between Pittsburgh, Roches
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-02-28
DR., Martins Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry y SarSaparilia.

,g,HE Wild Cherry and Sarsapar'l'a,
4 which are the basis of this Medicine,
have long been celebrated in Consumption
ScroruIa, Diseases OF the Skin, Coughs,
Splitting of Blood, Asthma, sc. The Right
Rev. w. r. Nottingham, Bishop OF The
Protestant Episcopal Church in MARY land.
has authorized US 10 say, he has used it in
his own person with decided benefit; and
many of our medical friends do not hesitate
TO recommend il in Their practice. See Dr.
Samuel Harper's letter 10 US in the Pampn-
let, which you can obtain gra's OF our
Agent. The Boonsborough Odd Fellow,
o. Washington county, Md, of January
goth, lS4S. says:
"Wnvn an article has afforded relief to
so MANY persons as DR.. Martins Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry has done,
we feel bound TO make il known. There
never was an article in this country that
has afforded relief and gave more satls'ac-
ton than this. In the neighhorhood Ct
Brownsville, in this county, it has affect
ed several important cures, and from our
own certain knowledge OF it, we pronounce
it unequailed for the cure OF Coughs, Colds,
aud diseases OF this kind.'
IN tie 'CieISNlnah co'e "'o"''
(Bronch,is,) it may truly be said 10 be
,.Sovereign Ba'm." as the Odd Fellow OF
the 9th January, 1913. calls it. 1t differs
from most other medicines in being re-
| ma,kably pleasant, and in having any Of
those heating, supply ing or disgusting pro
pensities, which are found in most Other
preparations of the Wild Cherry or Sarsa.
parIIa. Prepared and sold by MARTIN y
WHITLEY, No. 4S South Calvert ST
Baltimore; and for sale by G. w. ROSS <
Co., Athens, McMinn COW. & i. Har'
ris, cambridge, and James Fl. Jones & Co.
Cnuckey Bend. Jefferson co.-Stuar' SEQ.
Newport, and McNabb, Gouchenour 4 Go.
Parrutlsyille, Cooke co.-Lowrv. EasoE 4
Co., aud CragmIIes & Co, Grefnevllle
Greene co.-Huahes s Reynolds. Benton
Polk co.-RlCE Il LUTY. Ricoviic, Me-
III inn county.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-02-28
DR., Martins Universal Purgatiyc
Pills.

A REMEDY for all seasons, and safe al
"a all tunes. Tue most superficial ob
server is aware that one great cause OF DIS
ease is Cosiveness, and that by the timely
taking OF a Purga.ive, the system is o'rn
restored TO its usual health. by SUCH n
course the lives Of hundreds are saved who
would otherwise have fallen victims to dis
ease. These PILLS remove all irritating
matter in the bowels, and excite the hillary
functions to n healthy action The press
is ,eemng with the recommendations OF
Purga,ive Pills, gotten up by men who know
nothing Of the effects OF medicine on the
human system, and hence are endanger'nG
the lives of thousands who are daily using
them. In Offering, therefore. these Pills we
think we are doing public benefit. as they
are the prescption of regular physician,
who has used them in his practice Tor ten
or fifteen years, and with great success.
For sale by the same agents as move.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-02-28
TORN PAGES

The biography of each President oil the
I1ni,ed STATES is given IN connection with
his admin,.,ra,ion Throughout, the entire
" tho mind If rho nnrI ;s particularly
d,rec,eJ 10 an orerrulinr Providence, whose
un .o,a",;nn oar. has on On oiten manifest.
eL i, our national existence. The work
;s nrio,ed nm laroe omen ,vpe. well bound,
and contains A5i) nases J2m.
New and elegant book on Astronomy, IN
,,,,o farm, C,;Jb,s UJusIrnted ,lstrOno>
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-02-28
Mail Line from Knoxville
10 DALTON.
TiyLGR, EREDNES L. JiCASONs,

sgAV WING obtained the contract Tor
IA rarry,ns the Mails from Knoxville
!, D,t,n. tnr four years from the lirst
OIL July. 1850, respectfully inform the
rn,i,r Ia, ,,,.,r line Will be we'll stocked
with NJ. Troy Coaches. hne Horses
and sober, good Drives. ana no pans nor
expense will be spared TO carry p"sse' ~,
Ihronnh with comfort and safety LUIS
route traveGses beautiful and Interesting
section OF country embracing me OcCee ""u
Hlwassee valleys, and travellers VIII cci,a'h-
find II to their advantage 10 take ms i'ae.
On this Iiue for the South, lnterSec'lh"
the Western aud Atlantic Rairoad, at
Dalton, passengers will leave Knoxville al
GA. NJ, daily, except Sundays, and arrive
at Dalton bv i \. NJ. next day; that is,
in time TO take the Cars Sonih.-
Going North the Coaches will leave Dali
ton at T p. NJ daly, except Sundays,
and arrive al Knoxville by L. NJ. next
DAYS, running through Cleveland. Charles
ton. Calhoun, and Athens daily, and
,hrounh jacksonville. Maryvi|le, Phlladel.
mia and CamphriI's STATION, every other
day, Gnal Is. lnree times week nv MAIDS
sonvilp and MnryvlIe, and three times by
Philadelphia. BARS Ferry aud Camphelps
Station making da,Iy arrivals al Knox
willie. aud arriving and departing AT the last
named place 50 as 10 acc".nm"daie travels
e,s coming from the East or gong IN that
direction.
rney repeat that no pains nor expense
will be spared TO ensure The safety and
comfort OF passengers. and they nope TO
receive IA share oil public patronage.
Their stands will he at the best houses IN
the country, and the sage fare reasonable.
Athens, June ii, le5D-'t 30