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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-12-30

A LARGE and excellent stock of Groecrie
n Tor sale low down Tor cash, by
April 10. McSrADDEN a HORTON.
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Fresh Arrival of Drugs, Paints
Produce Wanted.

WIIEAT, Flour, Bacon. and lard, want.
w ed, for which will give Cash or Goods
at the highest prices, to fill I'm order. Call
and see soon. [Sept 80. G. HORNE.
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Wanted,

A 7 Chilhowee, Blount county, two or three
"A Machine Filters up. Recommendation,
required. Apply to ROBERT JAMES, at the
Works.
Chilhowee, Dec. "a, ls52-tf 222
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A LFRED BAKER has associated with him
~ in business 7. ID. CAswELL, for the trans
action of general Wholesale Grocery and
Commission Business, under the name and
style Of BAKER 4 CAswELI, and will occupy the
Store Of the late Baker d Hart.
ALFRED BAKER,
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Flour.
= X. REEDER has on hand and for sale a
-. supply of Supcrfne Flour. [Aug. 10.
DODSON invites the attention Of the
IL. Ladies to his lot Of FANCY SHOES and
SLIPPERS, brought on expressly for them,
and when they get them probably he or his
clerk will sell them something else pretty.
April 10.
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Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

VNHESE Cases, now coming into general use,
l. are admitted by those who have witness
ed their merits, to be superior to any kind of
Collins, for depositng in vaults or for ordina.
ry interments. The advantages they possess
are obvious to all. Being enameled inside
and out, they are impervious to dampness;
and the qualification of surviving friends have
in the reflection that the body is deposited
in an imperishable case, where all that re-
mains of the deceased are kept together with
out danger of being crushed by the weight of
earth upon it, and free from the irruption of
water or depredations of vermn as is the case
where wood Collins are used, would alone sui,
flee to recommend them. They are also supe-
rior to any other Coffin for transporting bodies;
for, when properly ceriented. Mey are perfectly
air-tight and free from erhalation of offensive
gdsses. They cost no more than good wood
Collins, covered are light and portable, of n
classic form, are highly ornamental, and
without the repulsive appearance of wooden
Collins.
The following certificate from some of the
most distinguished men of the country, some
of whom have been buried in these Cases
since the certificate was given, will be suffi-
cient to recommend them to the public.
WASHINGTON, April s
Messrs Fisk q Rnymond- Internationally
witnessed the utility of your ornamental
Patent Metallic Burial Case" used to convey
the remains of the late Hon. John c. Calhoun
to the Congressional Cemetery, which i'm
presses us with the belief that it is the best
article known to us for transporting the dead
to their final resting places. With respect,
we subscribe ourselves,
Yours, De-,
ii. Clay, Dan. Webster,
Lewis Cass, J. NJ. Berrien,
D. s. Dickinson, jeff Davis,
J. Y. Mason, W. r. King,
ID. r. Atkinson, Henry Dodge,
A. c. Green, W. p. Mangum.
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LfgWorice I,asI,e.
100 LBS. best CalNbria Liquorice, Just
IUO received and for sale by
Sept. 10 q, W. ROSS.
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ALFRED BAKER,
FfN - a,NUW-

(Ldte Wih Baker d. Hart.
Augusta, Ga, June 10, '5S.
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A MR.. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
n had been bald for many years. by the use of three boz
STREET, and now has beautiful head of hair any
could wish His age is about so years.
son of Mr. Warren of this town. IA years of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure without avail II was one OF
most to skeleton. By the Of few bottles of the ONT
ment be Thoroughly cured dfor months past has
enjoyed robust health.
This was an extreme case of inflammation of the SPLEEN
oug Standing has variety of treatment from no less than
s5t different physicians without receiving bene6t-was
cured by the Of only four bottles Of the Magnetic Ont-
msut This four months ago and the lady Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good health and able to attend to her usual
Household duties have treated two of Chronic e
Egs with the Ointment both of the patients marty
ht7d need attendant TO lead them from place 10
place. One of them had been afflicted IS years. the other
about They had tried the best physicians in the
State without benefit and of them had been under the
treatment of the celebrated Dr. Muzzy of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars in
efforts TO effect They now BY of the
Magnetic Ointment nearly or quite cured and able TO
read and attend to ordinary business have used the
Ointment in number efcases Of Piles and in has u
fe{ 0f GiUiH0 Immaculate relief and geaerdlyd permanent
cure have also used beneciay in of Ery
speas And last but least within the last year
cured four cases of CANCER by the of the AigRete
Ointment alonel
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended, confidently
commend il 10 be Of the most useful remedies of
fered to the public. Respectfully Yours,
BURTON HUBBELI, NJ. D.
Dated Jan q, 1850, Amelia, Ohio.
The character of this Ointment efficient remedy is
established in this city. There quite number Of indi
dua who ascrbe their restoration to health to the Of
this extraordinary Ointment
For sale by II. G. SCOVEI,
BERRY & DEMOVILLE,
mays CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

=, LOUISVILLE, Dec 14-The river is at a stand
with four feet water in canal
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-THE river has fallen four
inches. Weather cloudy. $500 hogs sold at 4 25
al 80 Flour held above yesterdays rates. no sales.
Whisky 203 No change in other articles
-PITTsBURG, Dec. l4.-The river is on a stand
with three feet seven inches in the channel
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 14.--Mr Jackson of the ex-
tensve pork packing establishment OF Jackson,
Hull q Co, died at Lexington to-day.
- WASHINGTON, Dec. 14-Senate-M Adams in
troduced bill granting lands to Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi for Railroad purposes.
LUoIsvLLE Dec-Bennett of The New York
Herald has been convicted of libel on Edmund Fry,
damages awarded at $4,000
Hogs firm at 81 20 refused So asked, small sales
100 bbls prime Lard g. Mess Pork, IL so.
HoUsE-Mr Benton stated that by courtesy he
had been appointed chairman of the Military Com
mttee, while he willing to serve, he felt it in
convenient to discharge the duties and must decline
The committee appointed Mr.. Bissell in his place
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sENATE.-MoRxNe Session.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. IA.
Mr.. DAVIS from the committee on Education and
Common Schools, recommended the rejection of
the bill to add to the school fund seventy
five thousand dollars annually. The report gave
rise to debate, in which Messrs Nave, Bell.
Bowles, Davis Carriger, and others participated.
Finally, the report was made the special order for
the 10th January.
Mr.. DUNLAP of Shelby, from the Judiciary Com
mlttee made report, recommending the rejection
of House bill to consTue the second section of an
act to regulate the course of practice in the courts
of law in this State, passed 2lst February, 1852.
COncurred in, and bin rejected
Mr.. FRAZER introduced bill to empower Judges
to take bail in certain cases; and
Mr.. REAGAN, bill to create the Office Of State
Assayer which passed first reading.
The Senate took up the special order of the day.
It being the bill TO ascertain the will of the people
of Tennessee in regard to the restraint of the sale
Of spurious liquors.
Mr.. JONES spoke in favor of the bill; and the
Senate took a recess without coming to the vote
on its passage.
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II. X. II. No. I.-Inte-nal and External Pains
Railways Ready Relief will instantly stop and quickly re-
move the canse. r. R. R-Diarrh9a, Cholera Morbus.-
Railways Ready Relief will check The painful dis
charges and stop the distressing pains few
ues- 1t alays the painful irritations By bathing
the head neck face reeshes the senses and impars
renewed life strength and vigor to the weak and weary.
The very moment K. T. r. is taken applied, its magic
like effects experienced 1t instantly alaysfhe
painful paroxyisms of Neuralgia Rheura tism, Cramps
Spasms Toohaehe Soreness in the bones or joints Pain
and Weakness in the Side, Lumbago Govt and Paralysis
Taken internally it ceanses the stomach from acid
Heartburn and impars sweet fragrance to the breath
Persons troubled with Sc-Headache will receive instant
relief froL the use of R. R. Z.
II. r. II. No. 2.-Radway's Ready Resovent makes
the blood Pure Rich and Healthy Ceanses and
Enrches the Blood and resolves away from the joints
muscles bones and Solids all diseased and poisonous de-
posts Cures Ulcers Fever Sores Bad Humors Scrofua
ricketts,, St Vituss Dance Syphitic Complaints Nodes
White Swellings, Tumors Cancers, Bronchial dwellings
Wounds Salt Rheum Mercural Complaints 1t acts quick
and powerfully; in few hours after taking the Resovent
the weak, emaciaed and disease-eaen patient feels
glow of health and strength thrilling through the system
Price of r. r. Resoveut, 81 per bottle
X. II. X. No. 3.-Radway's Regulators do not grippe
par weaken scken the patient Small doses regulate
large doses purge One Regulator will gently the
bowels and regulate every organ in the system They
upon the liver the stomach kidneys and bladder They
cure costvenes liver complaint, dyspepsia kidney COM
plants biOusness evers of all kinds No disease or pain
act the system while under the influence of r. R.
Remedies
Price of R. R. Relief % cts. so cts. and 81,
% A" Resolvent 81
&c Regulators % cts per box.
r. R. R. Office, 1872 Fulton Street NJ
dec1-lm d&w
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE-ATrERxooS Session.

SENATE-AFTERNooN SESSION.
TUESDAY, Dec. 13.
House Bills on their First Reading
To institute the office of State Librarian; TO in
corporate the Hickman and 0bion railroad compa.
ny; to authorize the Trustees of Williamsburg
Academy, IN Maury county, to sell their Academy
buildings and lots, severally passed
Senate BIS Third Reading
To more efectually preserve the public arms OF
this State, passed; for the relief of w. F. Bang g.
Co, passed. to protect the inmates of Poor Houses
in the State of Tennessee rejected; to incorporate
the BlounEile, Middleton and Eizabethton turn
pike company passed; TO authorize the county
courts OF this State to appropriate money out Of
the treasury OF their respective counties for certain
purposes; passed. requiring Justices of the Peace
to take bal IN certain cases; passed. ..'
Several Senate bills passed second reading.
Senate adjourned to 10 a. m, tomorrow.
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VALUABLE LAND AND NEGROES FOR


ID virtue of decree of the County Court of David son
ID County rendered at its December term 1858, in the
of Thomas Warmth, ct al John Warmth, ct a.
WILL the 2Sth day Of December 1853 at the late re-
dence of Thomas Warmth deceased in Civil District No
s. sell to the highest bidder los acres OfLand in parcels 70
suit purchasers
AIso-The following Slaves, to wit: Abner, Mary Mar
tha Albert, Priscilla, Louisa and Maria.
Said Land lies within "a of mile of Antioch Depot is
well watered and timbered and well suited for farming
purposes; has omit comfortable Dwelling House and all
necessary out-hOuse and many beautiful building sites
TERNs-The Negroes viii be sold credit of twelve
months the Land on credit of one and two years Pur
cha will be required give bond with approved secu-
curty and lien will be retained the Land until the pur
chase money is paid. dec7 T. R. CBEATHAM CLERK.
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~ HENRT'S INYIG0RATING CORDIAL:-The
merits of this purely vegetable extract for the removal and
cure of physical prostraon genital debility, aec
TONS &C. &c fully described in another column OF this
paper to which the reader referred 50 per bottle bot
ties for s. six bottles for $; SIG per dozen, Observe
the marks of the GENUINE,
Prepared only by s. E. COHEN, No. g. Franklin Row,
Vine Street, below Eighth, Philadelphia Pa; TO WHOM
ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED. For sale by
all respectable Druggists and Merchants throughout the
country,
For sale at the PateL Medicine Depot No. y College
street, by J. P. DROMG0OLE Wholesale Agent fol the
State and only agent in Nashville
end. and tTi-w.
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PRATT's SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SALE

ND Stationary, Encyclopedias and Valuable Standard
n Works in every department Of Literature, Science
and Art Annual Books elegantly illustrated and lumina-
led Pictorial and Embeshed and beautifully bound Fine
Family and Pocket Bibles and Prayer Books Of every de-
scrpton Letter and Cap Paper Portfolios, Gold Pens DC,
Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday Il, IS Is and
IT, the store of Jos F. Dunon at hafpas six O'Clock.
The attention of the public in the city and vicinity is re-
speculy invited TO this collection of Books which is be-
leved TO be the most valuable collection OF Standard
Works offered at Auction in this place. The books
are and warranted perfect Ladies and Gentlemen are
respectfully invited call and examine them during the
day The sale will be positive and without to the
highest bidder and will be continued every evening until
all are sold .-
Terms cash. Purchasers requested to call for their
books on the day following each sale
decl4 jos. F, DQNTQN, Auetioneer,
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DIR. MOrse's InvisOrating Elixir or Cordial
The day has passed when great remedy could be cried
down by psendOscience The attempt has been made 10
deprecae the merits of the Elixir Cordial but in vain
Dr. Morse has reputation too high in the scientific world
of both henspheres to be reached by the earnings of the
nvdous Look the attested wrought b. this pre-
paraon They comprehend dyspepsia barrenness every
kind of disease peculiar to females malades ofa
kinds, liver complaint chronic Affections of the stomach
and bowels general prostitution mpotency, ncpient para
lySis hypochondrasis headache constipation, and nnu
merabte complaints which is impossible specify in
advertisement Facts impregnabe and they offer
ed in to all who doubt the properties of this lead
ing medicine of the nineteenth century
The Cordial is put up highly concentrated in pint bot
Ties Price three dollars per bottle two for five dollars six
for twelve dollars. G. II. RING, Proprietor,
lg2, Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada,
the West Indies, and by W. +. GRAY, SOLE AGFVT
successor Cartwright Armstrong, corner of Market
and Broad streets Nashville, Tenn. Ldecl-lm dtrw&w
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[FoR TaE UNIoy Esd AMeRIcAN.

Dear ST:-Some time since 1 saw an article in
the Nashville Daily Gazette" over the signature
Of an "Old Citizen" which old man seemed to be
very much distressed about the welfare of our city,
particularly the insurance offices and the merchants
He is very apprehensive that they are not aware
of their own interest and calls their attention to
''an old acorn out acatJOat at Memphis" as being
pivot upon which the future prospects of our city
must turn. Now, old man, as this thing seems to
be of so much importance to our city, and you are
an Instructions man, please have the matter refer
red to the Fifth Ward and the owners of the old
thing will have to obey what the people say.
Yours, respectfully, GUY s. KooTAs
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COMMERCIAL.
NASHVILLE. Dec. l;

CoTToS.The market continues firm and prices yeser-
day. had upward tendency Sales of So bales at from
to so.
New ORLEANS, Dec 10.0n Friday $500 bales of Cotton
were disposed OF at steady prices Middng being still quo
ted at cents The sales during the week comprised 3d.
600 bales The decrease in the receipts all the ports up
to the latest dates compared with last year
100000. Rio Coffee has advanced half cent q h. and the
sales during the week have reached 10000 bags at from
1919 cents q ID.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec TO- P Motion, on Saturday, az
ter the reception Of the Nagara advices brisk and
nearly 5000 bales found purchasers advance of from
an eighth to quarter the lower qualities The stock of
Cotton on hand consists of 100000 bales Prime Moasses
was worth l9 cents per gallon. ...-...-.,....
..r CHARLESTON, Dec 70, P NJ.
CoTroS-The market to-day is quiet though firm Sales
500 bales at 20 to l014 cents
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
fHS establishment is provided with Machinery and
Tools complete of the most modern constructions also
with the best Mechanical skill that he country Affords and
respectfully solicit ORDERS They prepared execute as
follows:
RAILROAD MACHINERY.
Such as L0coz1Oties for Passenger and Freight Tsns
Passenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and alnog
every description Of work appertaning to Rail Roads
STEAM ENGINES
Boat and stationary-from to 500 horss-Dcwer-1ith
boilers OF the best tennessee Iron.
SAW MILLS.
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash or Circular Saws
esmpieie, with the newest and most approved modes
GRIST MILLS
Engines and Machinery made for all sizes complete; To-
geiher with Machinery Sugar Mills and Cotton Gins al
20 aennaey for Blast Furnaces, embracing Cast Iron GU
s1ders for blast &c.
ROLLING MILLS.
Engines Cast Iron Rollers and all machinery for Roll
Tag hlls-eomplete-mad at shortest notice.
BRASS AND IRON CASTING.
vi any description, with shafting mill gearing wa.er
wheels cast iron Bank vaults, DC, &C.; made to erer
Address JONI THOMSON Agent who il practical ma
chemist or the undersigned. JOHN B. JOHNSON,
jun2l-ly B. President
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We clip the following from the McAinn,ile- E,seei.

Of December lst:-
To PUBLIc-It is a well known fact that we are and
have been opposed to the of putting but when
have tried article and find it to be what il purpors
feel duty to such facts that others NAV be bene
fitted My daughter had been afflicted with letter on hel
head for eight years. and had tried the prescriptions of the
best Physicians in the country efecaSt spring
procured Of J. b. Stone, bottle of DrOomgOoles Vegeta
BILE letter Remedy, which has made permanent cure; il
having been several MONTHS and appearance of return
We recommend it as a safe and certain cure
For sale in Nashville by the Proprietor the Patent Med
icine Store, College street. and by Druggists Generally
decll,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Testimony in Favor of DIR. M'Lane's Liver
Pils.-ltw would be easy to fill volume with certificates
OF the excellence of this medicine Wherever it has had
trial. has made itself popular We havein possession
hundreds of orders like the following
VARYsBURGH, N. Y, Dec 10, 1850. Z
Messrs Kidd Co-Your travelling agent left with me-
short time since aquantity of NJ Lanes Liver Pills. The
whole lot sold very rapidly and given the highest sasfac
ton Indeed is considered the best medicine of the kind
ever offered for SALE Please send another supply
soon possible
~ w. H. AINSW0RTH.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States.
dec7
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LAND SALE.

DY VIRTUE of the Decree of the County Court of
ID Sumner shall on SATURDAY the 3lst day Of De
cember 1853 upon the premises sell very rich and vsua-
BILE TRACT OF LAND lying in the county of Sumner,
containing THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES.
There is about $50 of open Land the balance we'll
tmbered and well watered a never failing Spring; we'll
calculated for STOCK FARM-the soil is very rich and
lies WE'LL it being part of the Goose Greek Bottoms four
miles north of Hartsvie and fifteen miles of Galan.
TKRNs-SO00 cash. the balance in two equal annual pay
ments bond and two good securities required for the pur
chase money, and lien retained. JESSE TUCKER,
decIl-td Commissioner
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THIS Mill differs from all others in the consue ton Of
L the upper Running Stone, which is composed Of
French Blocks, enclosed cast iron Case, which
forms the back and hoop of the Stone with Cast Iron Eye
top which is secured to the back by four bolts that
every block the form dove tail which gives greater
strength TO Stone than other method which is required
mills, where the with speed,
dangerous if strongly made. II also gives any
zht stone OF small diameter that is required without
LsrlHZ itthick or high, that makes ii top heavy.
mill square frame made of wood cast iron, in
1ra busS with BrIdgetree, Spindle Balance Ring
and Regulating Screw, and grinds the
larke mill, differing only in the Runner Stones
@ Of great weight enables it to grind nearer the
quantity of grain with less power than any other
= aggn use This mill is portable, and may be attached
G, g taiI, water, horse or hand power.
ali sizes of French Burr Mill Stones, manufactured
Oh rle same principle.
Tosa H. Burrows, of Cincinnati, the inventor for
WHen obtained Letters Patent in 1912. For sIinfrnge
purchaser will be held responsible for the right
these Mills do require Mllright up; and
sin lsis necessary pat them in operation, is to attach
the pulley the spindle, with drum sufficiently
twenty-fOur inch Mill $40 revolutions
njsute, attached TO Gin, Steam, Water Power By the
steady application horse power the Mill will grind
bushels hour of good meal; and will grind wheat
rs wen as corn. The thirty mill, il put fullest
speed vii grind from ten 90 fifteen bushels per hour.
These mils warranted to be in every respect
neudei.
DRzcrIoNs roE UaSs-Place your mill 90 feet from
the Driving Pulley in level position; make the belt Of
wide. StOne240
tons with the Keep the neck and step of
the spindle well Oiled Place the the back Of the
Running 10 the the Cross the Driver,
that Is, the way they are trimmed to run.
Thos. Patterson, ESQ., OF Highland county, Ohio,
Jesse Bea Esq., of Clinton county, 0ho c. S. Bradbury,
Esq of Cincinnati, and number ofOthers.
All ordersd directed to JOHN Z. BOUMAN,
Tennessee, J. H. BURROWS,
jan 26-d. tr-w. & ". 1y. West Front St Gin. o,
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SALE LAND AND NEGRO.

DY virtue of decree of the County Court of Dave
DCounty rendered at the December term, 1883, IN me
case of Thos j. Adams and Others Mary A Adams ana
Others will offer for sale the premises, Thursday
the 18th of December 1853 tract land containing about
25 acres more less situated in Davidson County, the
MurfreesbOro pike about 10 miles from Nashville
At the same time and place will also offer for sale
negro woman aged about 80 years.
Said property will be sold upon credit of and years.
notes with good security required and lien retained upon
the Land until the purchase money is paid
F. r. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
dec7-tr.w W. 4 d.-until sale.
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~ We are pleased to see that PRATT, the prince
of Booksellers is again in Nashville, he has very
large and choice selection of Standard and Miscel
laneous Books, Annals, &C., which he is opening
at DUNToN's =