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Cases Recently Cured.-No. /.
nHnmnfnln RLcnmnfi,n

Explanatory Rheumofism.
A young lady. Miss Clark. aged % had severe
attack of Inhamatory Rheumatism on the first of
March. 1852 proceeding from the effects of mercu-
ry. of which she savated. lS47 She was nm
der the care of"ne of the most eminent and kind
physicians in the city of New York For two weeks
she was in the most agonizng pains and every honr
her friends expected that
Dend 'gonld Retire. Her.
Her phvSican had no hope of her recovery A hot
tie OF Ready Relief sent her and applied bv the
purse if nothing else would give her case he thought
that the Relief would.
IN fifteen Minutes she ,ras reiiercd from Pain!
IN Three Days She could Leare her Room.
And before the second hottie was used up, was re-
ported cure nv the physician.
IF Won are afflicted with euralgia Cramps, &C.,
r. r. Rel eff will in a few minutes alay. the most
violent paroxvsms. Whenever there is any pain
Railways Ready Relief win move it.
Mysterious Noise.
Battle the head well with Railways Ready Re
lief keep the stomach clean aud free from acid the
bowels regular. with Railways Regulators. and free
from all acrimonious humors and those persons who
complain Of ringing. and other unpleasant noises
in the head will certainly avoid all further annoy
ance from these sources.
Hard Of Hearing.
tea spoonful of Railways Ready Relief added
n tumher Of water and syringe into the ear three
times a day will remedy all difficulty.
Sore Feet.
Battle them every mis- ht with r. r. r. this will
remove all soreness and give them pleasant scent
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II RADWAY d CO. l62 Fulton ST. Y
~ For sale in Ioudon by WI WHITE. Druggist.
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Eook out for CosnterJeits.

The public are cautiored against another counter
feit,wheh has lately made its appearance, called W
Farrells Arabian Linimeut, the most dangerous of
all the counterfeits, because his having the of
Farrell, many will buy in good faith, without the
knowledge that counterfeit exists,and they will
only discover their when the spurious mixture
has wrought its evil effects. The genuine article i.
manufactured only by II Farrell,s sole inventor and
proprietor, and wholesale Druggist, No II Main st.,
PEORIA Illinois to whom all orders for Agencies mnst
be addressed. Be you get it with the letters II.
G. before FarrelPs thus--H G Farrelgs-and his
signature on the wrapper,a others counerfeits.
Sold by Dr. W. L. White, Loudon; Mr. Rose,
Wrightsvlle; DR.. Cannon, Madisonville and by reg
ulary authorized agents throughout the U. States.
.lf5- Price % and so cents, and S per bottle.
Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet
in the United States in which one is not already
tablished. Address II. G. Farrell above ,aecompa-
MED with good reference to character, response
biity, &c, [21-4t)
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And also by same, and the 25th inst, Mr..
G. W. GRAVES, to Miss B. C. STEPHENS, both
of Monroe county, Tenn.
DIED.

DIED.
Departed this life, on the lth inst, Mrs
Henrietta B. Carmichael, wife of John c. Car
michael, and daughter of James b. Bishop,
aged % years.
Recently. near farewell, Tenn. Miss CON-
FORT MARcUM, aged about IS years,
In Monroe Comfy, on Wednesday 10Th inst.
JONATHAN DAVIS, in the 72d of his age. The
deceased was worthy citifen5 clever mar,
aud good neighbor.
On March oath 1854. in BroylesTile, Wash
ington CO., Tenn, at the residence of her hus.
hand Mrs. Mary Margaret Henley consoft of
Mr.. Samuel j. Henley in the 2Sth year of her
age.
Died of consumption, at Mount Pleasant
Sullivan county, Tennessee, (the residence of
her husband, A. L. CANNON, Esq., on Satur
day the 18th inst. Mrs. Nary l.. CANNON, in
the 37th year of her age, after protracted and
painful illness of nearly Is months duration.
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NOTICE!
ATTENTION FARMERS AND MERCHANTS


EAST TENNESSEE.
The New light Draught and fast running Steamer
TENNESSEE, is still rl.nhing up Clinch and Little
Tennessee Rivers,and up French Broaaand Holston,
and between Knoxville and Loudon; connecting With
the E. T. & G. R. r. at London. And feel CRATE
fu TO the people of E. Tennessee for the great pat
ronage they have bstewed upon this favorite little
Steamer. Gentlemen she was built for an E. Ten
nessee Company, and is still owned by the same
She belongs to no Monopoly whatever; she is run
ming an independent Boat, and depending on the
public to carry their freights for support to run
on | am sorry to say that see steps taken by the
great line of Steamers to compel me to either sell
this little steamer or take her out of the trade If
DO either you all know What will be the consequence
n short time. feel thankful to the public, for
what they have already done for me, and I still
hope they viii continue to give me freights as usual
The Tennessee is undoubtedly light and therefore
will be able to do business when other boats will be
compelled to lay up. shall leave it to the public
to decide whether they wish Boat to in this
way, or whether they wish to be put into the hand
of monopoly for ever JOS. JACQUES.
march 81 Steamer Tennessee
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MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING.
Mrs. HINT

TT AS just received from New York, fine assort-
ii ment Of Millinery Goods. consisting in
pIts of Bonnie; Sjks.of all shades. Ribbons French
and Natural flowers, &C.; Ec.. and will constantly
keep hand and make to order, Silk, Grape LiSse,
Illusion, Tarlaton, Swiss, and Straw Bonnets Misses
and Infants Hats, Caps, and Head Dresses Of var-
Gus kinds.
Also, assortment of fashionable dress trim
mings, and will pay particular attention to Dress
making B0NNETS trimmed in good taste. Those
wishing BonnetS will do well to call before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
The latest Foreign and New-York fashions re-
ceived monthly. l2zC- ORDERS from ABROAD
will receive prompt attention. ~ ROOMS at
Maj. A. Walls. MRs. ID. c. HUNT
Loudon. Aprilf (2-l9-tT)
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For Chancellor.

0S57s We are authorized to announce JOHN A.
~ MINIS, Esq, as candidate for the Office
OF Chancellor in the 9Th District composed Of the
counties Of Blount, Monroe, Boane, MeMinn, Nor
gan. Fentress, Overten, White, Van Buren,, Blsdsoe,
Marion, Hamilton, Rhea, Meigs, Bradley and Polk.
G~ WE are authorised to announce T. Nixon
Ug VAN DYKE, Esq, a candidate for Chan
cellor of the 5th District, composed of the coun-
ties of Biount. Monroe, Roane, McMinn, Morgan,
Fentress, overton, White, Van Buren,, Bledsoe,
Marion, Hamilton, Rhca, Meigs, Bradley, and
Polk.
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DHNTTSTRE

ne WIN. II. COLLINS, Dental surgeon, publish
GSr es his Card ia to-day's paper, and as we know
him to be proficient IN his profession. having devo
ted much time aad practice to it, we take pleasure
in commencing him to al who need the services. OF
skilful dentist We do not believe DR.. Collins has
any superior as Dental OPERATOR Athens Post
(15-tA
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TITS AN ERRoNEous IDEA that disco.

IT Is AN ERRONEOUS IDEA that diseases
cannot he cured except by taking large quantities
of medicines into the stomach, in great many cas-
es of which much injury is done, although the dis
ease az point be actually cured The coats of the
stomach by continued use of nauseatinc mixtures
frequently become so much disordered that the d.
gestire function is seriously injred--the result of
which is dyspepsia, nervousness cholics, alternate
diarrhea and costiveneSs natulence, nightmare etc.
etc. Would it not, therefore be very desirable to
possess remedy. which being applied externally
would excite the absorhens to increased action and
thus carry off through this medium. the deleterious
principle which is the direct of the diseased
Surely every thinking man viii admit that this
would not only be the most pleasant but by FAR the
safest means to effect the desired end. The almost
superhuman cures performed ny an Arab an physi-
clan in the days of old mainly effected by this
course of treaement and the ingredients of which
II. g. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED ARABIAN
LINIMENT is composed. are extracted from rare
plants peculiar to Arabia. This great Liniment
(Which to be had # most respectable druggists
and merchants in every town in the United States)
is daily cffecting cures which seemed beyond the
power of medicine to control-consumption, broi-
chitis and liver complaints il their first stages ner
vous affections indigestion, enlargement of the
spleen, scrofuous tumors, gotre etc, ETC., are fire.
queny cured, and alrays relieved by its use. 1t is
unsurpassed as an anodyne- relieving severe pains
in few minutes after its application, it soothes the
irriiated nerves and produces that delightful tran,
guilty so graceful TO the nervous invalid. Sprains,
bruises. wounds, burns, throat, chbains rbeu-
matism, pain; ETC., etc.. are speedily cured by
it, and for nearly all ailments nj horses cattle
requiring external application, it is an efectual
remedy.
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MARRIED..

In Columbia, S. c., on Tuesday evening, 18th
inst, by the Rev. j. Shand, d. D., Hon.
CHARLES j. JEAKIxs, Of Georgia, and Miss Ea-
lily GERTRUnE, daughter of the late Judge
Barnes of Philadelphia.
At VIM. Y Huf~s, on, the 2ist. inst, By
Rev. c. Godby, Mr.. SrARKEy, to Miss BAs-
HAN.
In Madison, Ga, by Rev. C. N. Irwin, VIM
H. Goddard, Of Galveston, Texas, and Fanny
A m Walker, daughter Of Col Jno. B Walker,
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Yours respectfullv.
hI4LI8-N q II 2 " I'M
Commission Merchants, Macon, G..

CHARLESTON MARKET-ApriI %.
COTa.-There has been decided improve
ment in the general appearance of the Corn
market this week, and the transactions in North
Carolina and MARYLAND show an advance of from
3 to &c. 2 bushel. The receipts comprise 500
bushels ofthe former. and 5000 bushels of the
latter, which were sold within the range of our
quOtati0ns-S0(GSGc The latter however is
an extreme price. and was obtained for cargo
of very prime white flint. Country has also
been selling. in small lots. at an Improvement
On last weeks prices and is now worth 90GG93
cents, SACKS included.
HtT-The receipts since our last NAV he
put down at 1000 bales, about 900 cf which
were sold at 81 2 100 ibs.-1he balance we
learn is held over for better prca.
OGfS.-We have no transactions to report
The last sales were within the range of present
uuotaiious. The rec .ipts comprise 300 bushels
Maryland 1900 Of which came to a dealer, and
the balance remained unsOld when We closed
our report.
FloW.-The market during the previous fort
night has been gradually improving, and closed
yesterday at decidedly better prices. The tran
sactions during the current week have been con-
fined chiefly to small lots to supply the city
trade at prices ranging from G}to :. and up TO
S7l z barrel For fancy and extra brands; and in
sacks from 3s(G S34.
PeaS.-There have been no arrivals this week,
and we consequently have no sales To report
The last transaction was made at $l.l0 r bush
cl, for export coaStwise.
BtcoH.-We hav e no transactions of any
magnitude to report. The sales have been con
fined to small lots for retail purposes, at last
weeks rates, viz Sides from S(GS&: Shoulders
from 6l(G7c and Hams from S>Gl3c, as in
quality.
Lqrd.-We have no sales TO report, but would
refer our quotations for the state the market
!SaH.-We have had quite an accession to
our stock, by the arrival this week of 1880
sacks, portion Of which. say about 5000 sacks,
were sold at SOC, = sack.
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Among diseases. dyspepsia and liver complaint
rank most difficult to seure. We are pleased to
have il in our power to point out remedy which
has proved effeetual in many cases. and which We
can safely recommend as n certain and infallihle
cure; it has been the means of rescuing thousands
from untmely grave. We mean the Hollands
German Bitters. prepared by DR.. c. NJ. jackson. at
the German Medicine Store, 100 Arch street. Phad
For sale DR.. jackson. l20 Arch street. Solb
by " r Hurley Loudon and I Chestnut, Phadel-
pha. RIO
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". T. LOWE.

". T. LOWE.
IT AS on hand and is now receiving beautiful
L Il stock of Spring and Summer Goods.to which he
calls the attentioRof the public. Consisting of
For Ladies'
Fancy Silks Tissues, Bareges, Muslins, Ginghams
Prints. Laces and Edgings. Gimps ard other trim
inrs. Bonnet Innings. Artificial Flowers: Bonneis,
Ribbons. aud fancy Neck Ribbons, Chinizetts, In
der sleeves, Collars, Cuffs. &c. &c.
Gentleman's Wear.
Cloths and CassimeIs of vayiOus grades, Linens of
all kinds and colOrs. Panama, Leghorn and other
Summer Hats. fine lot Of
Ready .NdCte [7othiag.
Manufactured by an excellent Tailor in Loudon.
RcCts and Shoes
OF latest styles and variety Of other articles too
tedious to mention.
Call at the Post Office.
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LOUDON:
Tuesday :::::::::::s:s April Is, 1854.
Commercial Correspondence of the Free Press.l
N

Commerce. al Correspondence of the Free Pressl
MACON AARKETS--April 22d.
Editors "Loudon Free Press"
Arrivals of Bacon, Lard, Flour and Grain
have been heavy, sales large, stocks light, de-
mand increasing.
BACON, Hog round, 7l@73; CLEAR
SIDES, S(98}; LARD,in bbls.,S@ol; in kegs,
el(9S3; CORN, heavy demand, likely to adj
vance, 0O@s5c; OATS, dull, 5O@55c; PEAS,
scarce, demand good, 950sl; MEAL, scarce
demand good, $4,000; FLOUR, stocks light,
Tennessee brands, 6:759s7:25; FEATHERS,
scarce s794ec; TOBACCO, Virginia, 2 box,
l2s(SOe; Kentucky, 2 box, l2@ Ice; FRUIT,
dried, apples peeled, 75(9So Peaches, peeled,
81; EGGS, z doz, ll@l2c; BUTTER, duh,
i3@l3l; COFFEE, Rio, l2l@lase; Elk
CHANGE, New-York, &c; Savannah and Au-
gusta, ic;
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ALSO n PRESS,

LIPPINCOTT, GRAMBO Co.'S
Gaze teer f the world.
THIS important work, announced by us some two
Il years since. is now rapidly advancing towards
completion 1t is in the hands of the same able ed
itors to whom the public indebted for our ga
zetteer of the United States" pronounced on al
sides to be, without controversy, the most perfect
and reliable book of its class yet attempted. "The
Gazetteer of the World" will embrace several fea-
lures of great value, yet introduced INFO any
work of geographical Observation-Disclosures that will
largely increase its usefulness 2-20-2m
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Attention Brick-Masons f!

L WOULD like 10 employ Brick Mason to build
Il church in the city of london. quick the
work can be done. Apply to A. s. Lenoir. J. C.
Orme, VIM. Y. Half, or myself. We want a good
job, and would not be willing pay for any other
sort. Gapll 4w c. GODBY
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For Circuit Judge.

h-D We are authorized to announce Judge J. c.
ter GAIT, of Bradley. as a candidate for Circuit
Judge in the third Judicial District, composed of
the counties of Bradley Polk, McMinn, Meigs,
Rhea. Bledsoe. Marion and Hamilton
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NOTICEi

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of John
n Freeman, deceased whether by note or account
are hereby required to make payment without delay
and these having claims against the estate are re-
ouirsd to present them egaly authenticated within
the time prescribed by Law.
JOHN MoRELAND,
April Il-2-2a-4tS Erechtor
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The Cheapest Fancy Goods House
liz the .Sonthern States.
DUNHAM & BLEAKLEY,
AUGUSTA, Ga,

DEG leave 90 eai the attention of Merchants
ID from TENNESSEE and GEORGIA, to their
extensive Stoch Of Fancy Goods. including a large
assortment of Combs Buttons. Pins, Needles Sus
perders Looking GLASSES, Percussion Gaps, vions
and Violin Strings; Books, Paper, En7elops, &C..
together with very large variety CT Tickets; ali
of wAiea will be sold to merchants, at very low
bficesr lAptil 1l-2-26--Isnn.
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sra
RETAIN
A choice assortment of Spring Summer Goods,
consisting in part, of Muslins, Ginghams, Jaconet
Muslin Gnghams, Delanes, Berage Delane, Challi
Beragc. Swiss Robes fancy patterns; Grape Shawls
and all articles suitable for Ladies' dress Goods.
ALS0-A very choice stock Of
READT-MADE SUMNER CLOTHING.
Manufactured at orr own mandatory in Philda
delphia City.
No pains have been spared in selecting these
goods. Their superiority in style and finish gives
the assurance that every one who may favor me with
a call will be pleased with the selection. The
attention of buyers is also called to the great bar
gains in Calicos, Hats Caps Trunks, Carpet Bags,
and to my fine assortment of
u cw c1ry &c w at O. @ s.
which warrant in every respect. 1t is my inten-
ton to do business in LOudon long as nv natron-
age will justify me. and the public that n
share of custom will be thankfully received
A fine assortment of choice CIGARS. at whole
sale and Retail, hy HENRY HIRsCU
April il-2-2G-tf
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blackberry, April II, 1881
STRAWBERRY PLAINS C0LLEG7 ..

STRAWBERRY PLAINS CULLEG 2.
TENIE Summer Session of this institution will be-
i gin on Monday the 81 day of April under the
superiHtendance OF Prof. Il. L. Kirkpatrick A. NJ,
and the Rev. David Sulins of Holston Conference.
This Institution is pleasantly located 10 miles
east of Knoxville, at the point where the E. T. &
Va Rail Road crosses the Holston River. A Tri-
weekly line of Stages runs from Knoxville to this
point. The location is exceedingly healthfl and
beautiful, the community moral and intelligent. and
the expenses of Boarding. Clothing, BE. unusually
moderate. This lpstitution is regularly chartered
by the State is under the patronage Of the Holston
Conference of the N. T.. Church. South, and will,
under the management of the gentlemen now en-
gagged in Its service afford the very hest facilities for
young men who wish to acquire a thorough cduca-
ton. Students will he admitted at any period of
the session. The Female department still under
charge of Miss Mary Struggled is now in session.
F. A. BUTLER, Secretary.
April 4th. 1854 (2-l9-3m)
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PLASTER,

A Ii persons owingps for Plaster, must pay up
~ without delay---we are daily expecting the
Plaster agent, with whom have TO settle and
nothing but the money will do.
spl. IS JOHNSTON, SMITH 4 co,
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ES- Passengers will be set down tany ofthe
above named po is. they viii also be taken the
trains those point Klines. Reagans, IIurss,
kibbers. and Blue Spring The Passenger or
Freight Trains will stop at no other points,
To take effect on and after Monday, 9th March,
1854.
I2-15tl R.C. JACKSON, Superins endant
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Religious Notice,

DY Divine permission there will he protracied
I'D meeting in Loudon. commencing on Saturday
18th April. Revd C.. Talliaferfo, G. W. Selyidge
i. ID. Upton, and perhaps others will he in atten-
dance. (anII-3oO
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Pictorial History of the Wars Of the United
States

HISTORY of the Wars Of the United States
Il from the Earliest Co onial Times to the close
Of the Mexican War. By John Lewis Thomson
with additions and corrections and illustrated with
300 plates, many of which are beautifully color
ed. Complete in one large octave volume of over
10 pages Price THREE DOLLARS.
The present work comprises very full accounts of
oil the Wars in which country has been engaged,
from the earliest colonial times to the close of the
contest with Mexico. The most authentic sources
of Information have been consulted. compared and
investigated. to at!sin the reliable facts. The
illustrations are accurate. and will impress scenes
and incidents upon the memory of the reader.
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NEW-ORLEANS M1RhE7--Apr il, Is.
Bocoa.-Sales 66 casks Sides ir 3 lots at
&c., and l6 casks prime Shoulders at II.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELECTION, Thursday, 25th of May.
Cor Attorney General

7~EpWe are authorized to annohunc WM G.. SC
10y ADO, Esq. a candidate for Attorney Gen.
eral for the second judicial circuit composed of the
counties of Monroe, Blount Knox, Roane. Ander-
son, Morgan and Scott; election Thursday May 25
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For Atty. Gen. and Rep. for the State.

r z5oWe authorized to Announce WV. r. COOP
GSP Err, Esq, of Nashville, a candidate for At
torney General and Reporter of the State.
~ We are authorised to announce Gen. L. N.
w. CAMPBELL, Of Brownsville, n candidate for
Attorney General and Reporter for the state at
large, at the election in May next. Apr is
DS1 We authorized and requested to announce
10y 10. w. BELL. of Nashville, rs a candidate
for Attorney General and Reporter for the state,
the ensuing election in May.