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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06

"EvERY OBJECT HAS BRIGHT AND
n.rx s,ny s-In proof Of this c. MURcH would refer
the Hat wearing Comment his WINTER sJs q hs.s lo
gentlemen. These has are i'nly asx bev sh,ns Ike
1oSd desd no wicked ssaTld kenleinoef the f4tso OF
MuRcH The Hats Of .URcH, fenaehDer. u
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

MYSTERY AND MONEY DIGGINa AT
SwAwrscorT, MAssACHUsETTS.-- The
Lynn Bay State gives US the follow
ing story:
1--WE have heard queer story in
relation to the discovery and removal
Of treasure. which recently took
place in The thriving village OF Swamp
scott. The story as we hear it. is
that two strangers appeared IN
Swampscott. and obtained board in a
private family in the village. After
some delay, they procured proper
tools, aid proceeded to spot known
as Grass Head on Farmers Beach,
where thew commenced excava,ing.
and after sinking some feet, they dis
covered and took from the hole box
or boxes. containing. it is said. a large
amount Of money-some say. hal a
million Of dollars. in gold sovereigns.
Having accomplished thus much. the
strangers disappeared as suddenly as
they came, and who they were. or
from whence they came, there is al
present no means Of ascertaining.-
We have heard vague limitations
about q pirate who buried the money.
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Jew Dayitis or Hebrew Plaster
THE, GREAT REMEDY.

For Rheumatism, Gout. Pahi in the Sia".
Hin. Buck, Limbs AMI Joints, ScroCpia. .
kinr's ErH. Uhiie SweUings. Hard TIL
mors. stir .Joinis. md all Fired Pains
,rhaiercr Where this Plasier is applied
NUN cannot eTist.
'bNIESE P.A>lE RS possess the advan.
1 tag" OF being put up ~ "'r.iight boxes,
h"nr" ,hay retain their full virtues in all
climates
Have y"n friends going tn Ca ifornia?--
By all mruns ahvls" them 20 nike alunL n
supply - ihrs plaster. II mrv saw" lh"m
hundreds "t dollars. if not their lives, u
the rypn.dres which they hav" 10 ln!nrr IN
the mines IS sure to br,n, IN dlsea.r. nhIch
might be "as'Iy cured by IN" n.c Of this
reI"hra' rd plns'er. fer the wnn' OF "hich
many hav, been "liged too gut their lab"r~
and tail into til" hands at the phySIC'anS,
who, hy thar cx'ravngant high cnnrgrs,
Snrn laRn away the hard earnings Of III"
hravcs iahnrlng m"n. By stopping in tens
or ON til. ground. Rh"uma'i-T, SDIn'i D,S.
ease. S',if JOINTS. Lame Back or Side. npd
all ike Diseases are sur" to trouble them
aud mnny times entirely lay them ny, when
me s,mpln anpilca'inn Of TINS plaster would
yivr them m'n"Cia'e relief. and cnahI" 'h"r
To proceed with hrir lah"r- without delay.
|, has been very b"n"cin' IN cases Of
weakness. such as Pam and Weakness in
III. Srnmach, Weak Lluh.. Affections ofthe
SpDn. FrmHIr Weakness, &r. No 'cmhlc.
suhl.c, to u, in and wenkucss III the back ar
s,dr. should hn without H. Marie nGles,
IN dei,cnrp situations find great re'iet from
constantly wearing this Plaster.
The application Of the Piasrer between
tn. shouidrrs has hcen found n certain rem.
cdy FIR Colds, Coughs, PAIN sic, aud Lune
A ii;'c,luns. III their primary stages. II de-
destroys inflammation by p" sp'ra'i"n.
Rewurn of cpuntrrIeIts aud base im;ia-
tions. Dpners and pLrchns"rs generally
ARE cnu'lunrd against hntimg of my bni our
rcqniar Agents, "'h"rwiSe they Wi! hr i'm
po.cd upnn ui'hn wortI.lc.sar,,clc, a. aan,
n, go cuunterl.i,s Of this Plaster are IN cy.
istcncc.
REMEMBER
The genuine is sod nn'v by ~. anh "nr
nu,h"rz.d Agents throughout the South.
No Prdiar is allowed To soil u. In in'rrr
the genuine will have tho signature "t +.
TAYLOR on the new steel pn'c engraved
Ia bel on The top of each blk; To counterfeit
which will be prosecuted ns forgery
SCOVii. g. MEAD,
ll3 Chartre. 81. New prlrans.
Sole General Agents for he ruthern States,
10 uh.n all urders and app'icliinns for
agencies must b" addressed.
Sold BY JACKSON * L'..i.ARD. Athens.
CowAN " tlaMMrvD. Charleston.
w. II. tRAIGMILEs Cleveland.
March 2S ISL -ly 100
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A CARD.

hR. JOHN ii. HAWK viii leave Jasper,
~ Fem, about the 18th or Doth of \pril.
TOR the Northern part Of Louisiana, North.
eastern Texas, Western Arkansas, Cherokee
Nation and Southwestern Missouri, and will
attend to settling any OLE. claims tor any per
sons holding Notes on individuals in those
States, and will in Texas renew such as are
likely to run out of date. Terms, ten per cent.
Extra charges where there will be over u
miles travelling to secure any single clam. -
lie will. if required, locate Soldiers Land
Claims, &c. &c. Address at jasper nntiI
the 18th. and Nashville after the 18th up to
the 18th April.
Refer TO the Attorney General and the Bar
generally of the 81 Julic,a Crcuit.
JOHN II. HAWK.
March %, 1851. 1871
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Notice,
March %, 1855

II by virtue of five orders Of sale issued
n D from the Circnit Court of Monroe coun.
ty, Tennessee, and to me directed, will pro-
coed to sell on the 9Th day of May next, at
the courthouse door in Mahisonvilc. To the
highest bidder for cash in hand. THREE
TOWN LOTS in the town OF Philahclpha,
Monroe county, Tenn, a"d Nos. 81, 81 aud
Sc, after the plat and plan of said town, on
Back street, fronting the Railroad levied on
us the property Of Frederick earns, 10 satisfy
five judgments and costs that WIN. Woodbury.
obtained against him before Daniel Heiskeli,
Esq, on the 9th day of August, lS4I and
will he sold unless dents and costs are SD listed
on or before that day.
JAMES A. WRIGHT,
Sheriff oc Monroe county, Tenn.
Match %. l85l-it Prs fee So 80. l3l
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DIR. Ci,ri,iie's Naiya2ie Bells.

Nc NIHN co TESN March 4. 1871.
DR.. n. III. Christie-l)rar Sir: have
been lllcled for the last 20 wears " III
rheumatism, and had tred nearly all tn"
known remedies. hut without a cure. a.,
length procured one ot your Ga YAM" B"i>
and "A bottle OF the MAJ r,rr Fluid from
your Agents. G.. w Ross s. Co.,, Athens,
Tenn. THIS was about the 10 Il Of March.
1880. AT that tine | was uuahIe 20 attend
to any business. AID va, an object TT CON
,uiseraiiun--m y hole 81 stein had tprOuI-
decayed and | WA, 'ast sinking unlr' gen,
ernl d. blIli in tbs situation comcn"ed
the use Of your Galv,nlc preporltiO". and
almost f.nr to STATE l,rr9 Irsr | shoYII he
cnaGgri with -Xag2"ratlnu. but III y '"w
DAYS, nay, II u '"n minutes alter apIlN ing
the Bel, moderately tight ar"nnt III" waist
and using III" iinlt pretty freely. on III" a.
tliCr'd parts. e I III" most s'rHhg" yet
agrpetbl" sensations NY Who'll" system
was acted on a. By magic. an rhat ntghi
never closed up eyes, although the pam
was considerably diminished. and EeXI
night slept S0unjv, ! continued 10 ap
DIV the iiuli three TINES each d,V for Two
weeks, and though II may Sr,m unrei>ona.
bic vet | tee! Sound Ia state facts, a. | be-,
Ii-ve your tiaivanic prrpsrarious 10 be
amongst the greatest blessings ever hestow.
ed ON AN aillcr-h world. ahd IL those IN
ieIesred uIg" Tor th"mS Ives. A. ne ev
pir,jion 81 MA, TIM was pN''reiv relieved
from pam. cay app"u'" mrrh np'"ve' y,
and digestive powers ac'y", hOWr's rrgu
lar, and | was al Least tour inches smaller
round the wat. c0nii 90 erect and n end
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CELEBRATION.

The jacksonville Division, No. 26S.
Sons OF Temperance, will celebrate their
Second Anniversary. On the 18th day OF
April next, bv Pubic Procession and an
Address by WIN. G. BRowNLow. Breih-
rem Of surrounding Divisions are cordially
in vlted to be present and join IN procession.
and the public generally to participate IN
the other ceremonies.
By order Of the Division.
w. c. KING, r. S.
March 81, 1851.
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"a
IN iinn Of the Lungs, Splitting of Blood
Coughs. Colds. Asthma. pain N the SIDE,
Bronchitis. IIonping Cough, mud all Pui-
munarv affections.
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
The L"nlsvIl q j"nrnai sass: "Dr. Rogers
I.ivcrworl and Far not only gives imnrdI
ale relief IN coughs and Gods but, rom the
rrs,lmnny Of m"n Of the highest standing
here md elsewhere. i, is making some very
remarknhle cures Of consumpri"n.'
The Railway Register adds: I'VE have
heard i, stated nv persons 81 great rcsp"Cin-
biity. " h, have used tin. m"il,rrn that u
is one nf til" most rem rEab'" m"d:nos Of
tn. rye. for Cuughs, C"ld-, Trtln"nz', Rron-
chltis, Asthma Pam IN IL. : IT" and Breast.
Splitting "f Blood, Wh"nping Cuugt,. md MI
Lung cump!nin,s, which. # n"girc,eh. u>u-
aly termInn,r 10 c"nsurnpti"u; and the Ger.
tiicntcs attached 10 "ai.e' ,l>"ment would
seem fully TO justify tins statement"
LIVER WORT.
thi~ plant has, for many yonrs. been
found to b" of singn ar vlr:u" in the cure If
affections of The Liver. Nor" recently It
was asc"rtanrh that it po..c->ed great pow-
Coughs Of chrome character, Sc, and -
essential service IN all Diseases Of puI.
monary chnrac'"r.
TAR.
This ar'ir'" is NOW un'V"rSa''y arknnw'-
edged I" he the most h"n'Ing aud cfIlri'nt
application for diseased or d"cayng Inngs
or any portion of tn" t"Shv or muscular
pnrls of the human body. H. medical and
pr"sorvn,Ive gun ''ies were understood hY
the Egyptians in tn" early ayes Of 'hn world
and no doubt nov exists among scirutIiic
mrr, that the preparation used IN t',r "tn-
ha mm"n' Of bDtIps, was romprIed princh.
paIv of ,hlsrngrcdlrnt. In Ia,r ngr-, II
was found TO be in nnivrr.a use among the
nbnrigines of Amorirn. aud ~ this dny II is
their principal and. in fact. only medicine
for an unsound state of the lungs. or INV
approarh ,rI'. Those wa are ncqu'inted
with the hIs'nrv ~ TINS hpriv race of men
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PRUDENT MOTHER -"Marm," said a
little naxen-beaded urchin, "Marm-may
| go a,fshing?"
eyes. sonny. bu, dom, 60 near the wa
ter. And recolect. if you're drowned.
shall skin you as sure as you are alive J"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

liz. PrnprletOrs Ol thls wen KNOWN i"pN-
lar Company have spared no pains or
expenses in procuring all til" first tn!ent IN
both Europe and Americn, who vii, appear ~
their wonderful scenic Acts,'il mnns'ic F"ats.
Bottle Tricks. Globe and Barrel Exercise.
Wanting, both double and single l."npmE
Eqnihnrinma, rnmbll"g. Pyrmidica Device.
nustnrng Comic Singing, Dancing, Comic
Burlrtt"s, lutPrlrrrs. Farcrs, Promrmadcs,
Cavalcades, NasQurrndrs. &c.
The Grand ARM \NAN\. or Imperial
Chariot, drawn bv THIRTY "lc CANT horses g.
anidriv"n by thrCnam.,ian Raiusman or Lion
whip. CHARLEY MALLORY, VIII make is ar-
pearnncc in town o' ~ - o'clock II. IN. CON
tanning the New York kniclSrrbnckcr Brass
Band led by Mr. y. :. NrrvE. who will per
form all the most fashionable and mudtrn arr
Of the day.
The three Enrorean Stars, termed the "Nr
cromnncers," or the Bottle Nngicinns. hrju.
the Originals in their Novel Performances
all others who may attempt these l"ats ar
complete huuhugs. rs these tire" persons nr'
tho gcnnin' Nngichus, and w"r" engaged h,
this establishment N Europe, expressly l"r
mis- Company. Tn" names Of tn" "hov" NJ.
fists are Charles c. Lee, Eugene Lee, aud
IT c,horc Lee.
Also ntInchcd to the Troupe. will he found
J. J. Nathnns. the CO chrntcd |, }. 3. | aud &
horse Fuurs'rinn. ,Vr. William Worrcl, the
yrra. American Jester and World Renowned
c,u,c IRA, leo Cinwn. who is universally nc
knnwlnhce. To he the gr"''"st 'avnf'i" no"
travelling il the Union, win appear IN his III
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Sale of Town Lots,

TGNHE undersigned. Commissioners, will
l. sell at public Auction, on Thursday.
the lst day Of May merit. a nnmbrr Of
TOWN LOIS, in the town oi"BLAlRS
PORT" known as "Blair's Ferry,' on
the Tennessee River, Roane county.
Said Town Lots are iavorabIy located for
Business Houses, and for private resi-
drnces.
The terms will be made known on the
day of sale, and will be arranged 10 SUIT
purchasers.
Any person wishing to purchase at pri-
vale sale can have the opportunity Of do
ing 50 by calling on tn" Commissioners.
WM. BROWN.
j. RuF"S SMITH,
JOHN BLAIR,
J. II JOHNSTON.
Blair's Ferry. March %. lSjl-Is l3l
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lini'nDlp perform i''i'-. blf''N'l'lfN Nc' WE
NciI Jamci-nn. tn great Bnnjnis' and De
lueator OF Negro Char ,,tsrs. ! l"yet, the
Ciuwu OF all Clowns. iHs "a raj never yet
:ouuh or known the world over N.G Jane
son. the gruticuaul, Riding Master. T.. NJ.
Dickinson. the yer, tuI.ult omc Singer. Miss
Emml Nuthans, I.fiutIlr Equestrian. VT osr
daring tcats stnrt!c ANA ast"u,-h all spectator.
and the audience i. kept III thrill OF fear a.
she bounds around the Ring. snppurt'ng her
balance ,uuNl to veteran rider, and performs
her Poses and iQuniirns with an ease ana
race which would pnt To hlnsh uractrtinucrs
# mature wears. Master " iliam Pastor, tie
ncrsnnntur of the Wild Indian of the Desert,
md other very interesting scrues. Washing
TON Ihnu hers. the Am'ricnn Scenic Performs
ar his Roman Vets on two horses. lofty som.
r.rts, SC. Anthony Pastor. the Comic Pos
.ur,r and Dancer huronio Pastor. grrn''
md loft, Tunhlrr. Franz, Pastor. the Pet ~!
the Circle, aud unsurpassed in his brilliant
Principal Act on y strgle horse, ard STYLED
the greatest wonder At the age. Also. Mas
,nr philo Na'hnns. Irtnrt Prodigy, only four
~ EXERCISES, &c. The Company challenges
the wor Il to prnGuc" hi, tqunl.
Now PERTAINING wien the above, the grand
Legendary nramntic pau'omimic Equestrian
spectacle Of It. Gror-" aud the Dragon or
the chiva 'rir deeds of the Seven Mounted
knights Of CEristeudon', which will close
each nigNi's performance,
-
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BAKER & HART,
tsHOiesaie Grocery .Nerehanfs,

AUGUSTA, Ga,
"A EEP constantly on hand large and well
IA selected stock in their line, which they
will sell ut the very lowest market prices. -
All orders shall have their yer, best care, and
particular attention given TO shipping ia good
order. They will make exchanges and at.
tend 10 remittances for their customers free
of charge.
Bacon, Lrrd, Feathers, &C., received on
consignment, or sold at the highes, market
price.
March 81, 1S5l--6ms 100
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NOTICE..

The Commissioners appointed al the
last session Of the General Assembly, TO
Law out Public Road Of the best class
from the town OF Athens. in McMinn coun>
", 10 Tellico Plains, IN Monroe county
are respectfully requested to convene at
G. w. Mayo's. in the town OF Athens, on
Thursday. the Sd dav of April, Tor the pur-
pose of hearing the Report Of the Engineer
and locating The same agreeaby to said act.
March %. 1851,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

BoYDoM.-The world (says the Boston
PusD has many learned trealses on human
nature and woman mature; but why has
nobody given US m exposition OF boy
nature. which is no more ike the other
than hawk is like a shadow! Some in
genious philosopher, in the classification of
The human species, has divided the race
had only added "boys." his work would
have been complete! a very uncertain.
mysterious, inexyIicabIe creation is boy.
but he outgrows all that after a while. and
turns out 4 mere man al last.
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March 81, 1851.
OCOEE ACADEMY, BENTON, TENN

The semi examination Of the STU
dents Of this Institution will take place on
FRIDAY, the 4lh OF April next, at which
lime the patrons and friends Of the lnslitu
ton generally are most respectfully solicit
ed TO attend Come one. come all. and by
your presence give counienance and en-
enlargement 10 the great cause Of educa
lion.
10 the evening Of the same day. there
will be an exhibition conducted by the
Young gentlemen Of the Institution. en-
braclns a Tragedy and several Farces.
w. B. REYNOLDS,
Secretary Of The Board.
March l6, 1851.
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Cabbage. OF all eaiables, has the most
muscle sustaining nulrmen,, according to
the Edinburgh Review. Why. then, are
mol taiiors more athletic instead Of present
ing such thin, meagre. jyspeplic, spider
like appearance, that il takes nine Of them
10 make a common man2
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P L A vi A T I 0 N
~
EssAyS.5S
WILLIAM TROUSDALE.

GOVERNOR "F THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.
To all pho shall sec these Presents: Greeting
NNHEREAS, It has been raad' known to
w me TINT certain DAVID CAR TER,
charged with having committed n foul and
n,r"clnus murder on the Bird day of March,
ISL. upon the body Of John NJ. Thurman,
lnte Of our county of Hamilton. has fled
from Justice and is now running At large.
Now. therefore, /. WIli9m TrnuSdnl",
Governor ms aforesaid. " virtue of the
pnver md authority in m" vested, &" hero
Wy ciI.r Il reward Of THREE HUNDRED
dollars I" any person or persons "ho m"
npprrhrnd the said David Carter, and dcll'
yer him TO he Sheriff or JnrIor Of Our conn
" of Hamilton IN order TINT justice in that
heha { lnnv be had ard "Xrrui.d.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
hprr,in'r set nv hand an! can-ed
T.. s. the Grca, Seal of the State 10 b.
affixed n, NASHVILLE, on the % day
nf Na,rh. 1851.
by The Governor:
W TROUSDALE.
". 3. A. RAM-EY Secretary Of Stale,
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Notice.

'7>tlE Mercantile business heretofore con-
Quoted under the st, he and name OF
REEDER & PArRisoN, at Eastanaller, is now
closed ny expiration OF the tlr"e OF partner
ship. Nearly all the notes aud accounts he
longing Ia the concern, have been tnrned over
To :. X. Rccdcr, who "a au'hnrizc'! to collect
them. Those indebted are requested to call
aud settle ia soon ia possible, rs cash is need
cd and the business must lie closed up.
:. X REEDER.
Athens, March 81, ls5l-d 100
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Said Carter is nbnu, SIX feet high - 30 or
81 years 'ld-spare bnI'-q"lck spoken -
rather inclined 20 rc trrck ch-halr dark,
usually worn long. for the purpose Of con
c"allng bare pIncc on The back Of hl1 head,
Whch IS very p'r'"pllhlh when his hat i
"tf-he has keen black eyes--walks erect
rnd proudly. and APPEARS 10 be man Of ed.
ucn'ion and Of business qualifications. He
sometimes passes undc, the names Of Cra>
vir :. Dnvs and G. e. DAVIS.
March %, lSjl-ll. l3l
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New Goods at Calhoun.
], II. WELLS

4 s now receiving at his new Store in Cal.
Z houn, a general stock of Goods suitable
Tor the season, comprising Dry Goods, Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots.
shoes, Hardware aud & tlery, Q,scnsware
Groceries, &c =, which h: proposes Ia sell fol
uniform prices.
Calhoun, March 81, ls5l-3m' 100
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In Letter, addressed to The Lord Mayor
Of Dublin, Lord Concurry has charged
the English Government with having caus
ed the death. bv starvation, within the last
four years. 100000 of the Irish people.
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FERocIoUs TAlLoR.-A Partisan tailor
has Ialey adopted the plan OF pacardlng
his delinquent customers al his shop door
as, for instance "Thp Count Of -. Rue
de Seine, No. -. owes Tor brown paleto
and a blue satin vest, 800 irancs," &c
The police ordered the placard TO be taken
down; il attracted crowd IN the street.
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NIhTRIMONf.

Ye who would marry by the scales,
In this the h-arl-ln that the GOLD,
Remember, when the wife Is bought,
AS surely is the husband "sOld.'
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We like The "new pill with dIsiin-
guished physician has US, invented. This
invaluable remedy Tor melancholy is made
of fan and (ra sh air. in equal proportions,
and is to b. taken with cold water three
times day"
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"Whv is nv apron like something I'm
pleasant TO eal2" asked Ellen OF her cousin
FANNY
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else, and who, ann ng his private pa
pers, left directions for the recovery
OF the hidden treasure"
ON SLEEp.-"SIeep." says Shak-
spcare. sis the death of each days
iife." Every indulgence we take be.
vOnd what nature requires is rather a
fatigue than a refreshment. Man
goes forth to his work and to his labor
till the evening. but then his strength
fails, his spirits flag, he stands in need
not only Of some respite from toll. but
of some kindly and sovereign refresh.
ment. What an admirable provision
for this purpose is sleep. Sleep in
trodiccs most welcome vacation
both for the soul and body; the exer-
else Of the brain. and the labors, are
at once discontinued. Sleep animates
the think ng faculties with fresh a!ac
ritv. and rekindles their ardor for the
studies of the dawn. Without these
enlivening recruits, how soon would
the most robust constitution be wasted
into n walking skeleton, and the most
learned sage degenerate into a hoary
idiot The mind %: man was framed
for series of rational thoughts, and
his life designed for course of moral
actions. If, then, without necessity,
he ceases to think or act to the best
Of his powers. he mars the end of his
creation. 1t is almost difficult to re-
frain from charging positive guilt
upon person who sleeps more than
nature or labor requires.
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WI crAibit al CVARLENTON Ta0N lW Isl al A7HENS,
on eauesl,y Al one N"y only" i'mhonce 80 Cents
Col,ea Persons ha pic Doors open at oo"cA-
J,ru ochct ami och m the ere~'ng
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and who afterwards lived and finally
died some whcrc in New. Hampshire
else, and who, ann ng his private pa
pers. left directions for the recovery
of the hidden treasure"
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lin l. BR!NTLET.

II arehonsc anil CaHHi,sioa .ufTchants,
ATLANTA, GA,
EHTILL. attend (" the purchase or sale of
w Cotton and Provisions Of ~ kinds, tor
customary comuissio sand hbrrai advances
always unae on ANY article, ia store.
JosEpI u rRIvTLEY. REFS u. LIN.
March II, ISL Nv ~
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"Havsnt the remo,est idea."
"Bec"nse 1t goes against my stomach
replied Ellen.
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DESCRJp IlON,

". 3. A. RAM-EY Secretary Of Stale,
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GOVERNOR nF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.
To all who shall see these Presents: Greeting
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DIR. iiEss'
LiVerWOrt and Ear.

A SAFE and crr,nsn cur" tor C"n.u'np-
IN iinn of the Lnng., Splitting of Blood,
Coughs. Colds. \ -.hm'. Phin III the SIDE,
Bronchitis. IIonping Cough, mud ali Pal
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-18
SPEECH OF Mr.. EWING,
OF OHIO,

In Defence of Removals from Office by the late
administration, and in Reply 10 Senator Bright
and Others.