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THE FoTNTliY U0rSE,

HAyIN0 fcctnfly purchased fkeshcnsc Of En-
II fcri1inuenl lag known a. ne Eagle Hoiel,
- The Pablo \ respectfully intormed ihali
have opened Il under he above name.
[|l having thoroughly Iefiiei Il in every re-
spcct and adapted Il after ne most nod
ern Improvements The arfanEemenisofihe house
arr non such ss 70 render j. confenienf and con-
Portable 70 is guess il every sense ard b. con
siant attention 70 the uaafk II lkose Who favor IL
With heir patronage. inienl 70 make i agreeable
70 all
The Founiain House = situated ct Lnudoun 81,
In pleasant portion o. he Town. The bar has
been arranged IN lbe mosi fashionable style. and
will Be supplied With he best Of wipes. brandies
and other liquors. Good uabline and attentive
hosiIen viii always be insured.
JOHN 3. CAMP. ELL
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NOTICE.

E1Nf1E Subscribers aavs2 very superior Set d
1 saw Mil casiiGgs, entirris new together ih
Car iissgee ;Ragwheel apd Saw Gate Saw. nd Fen
der Pssls, including every thing connected with
the mist improved Mills which they will sell a,
privas sale, on very low and accommodating
iernisi Persons wanting 10 build a-Mil would d
well II give US call
Jantafs 26. 1854 ZIMMERMAN & CO
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MEDICAL HOUSE,
No. 10 SOUTH FREDERICK ST
BALTITORE, MD.

A.,;.a.s z sTs % d ~ afflicted sound ard SCI
cry.
DR.J. B. SMITH has for many years devoted
II his whole attention 10 the treatment OF Private
Complaints in all their varied and complicated forms
his great success In those long standing and difficult
cases such as wee formerly considered incurabe, Is
sufficient 10 commend him TO the public as worthy OF
the extensive patronage he has received. Within the
last eight years d. s. has treated more than $500
cases Of Private Complaints, in their different forms
and stages; practice which doubt exceeds that Of
all the other physicians advertising in Baltimore
and not single known where his directions were
strictly followed and medicines taken at Bic
time, without efecting radical and permanent cure
nature, no matter how difficult Or long standing the
case may be- would do well 10 call on DR.. SMITH
Of his Office, No. is s. FREDERICK ST. aud il not
enectualy relieved remuneration will be required
Tor his services, His medicines free from Mercury
and all mineral posous put up IN neat and compact
form, and may be taken in public or a priyate house
or while travelling, without exposure,or hindrance
from business, and except in cases Of violent inam.
nation, no change of diet is necessary
STRICTURES.-Dr. Smith has discovered 4 ne "
method BY which be can the worst form Of stric
ture, and that without pain Inconvenience to the
patient, Irritation Of the urethra, PROSTATE glands
or neck OF the bladder, Is sometimes mistaken fol
structure BY general practitioners or chaElatans
YOUNG MEN
and others afflicted with Seminal Debility. whether
originating from Certain Destructive Habit or from
u
evils which follow, when neglected, should make an
early application thereby avoiding much trouble and
suffering, as well as expense By his improved meth
cd oftTeaiment Dr.. s. safely guarantee speedy
and perfect cure in all cases Of this complaint.
TO FEMALES. "
All diseases peculiar 10 Females, (such asEuppres.
sions irregularities. sc.,) speedily and eectuz1y re.
moved The efficacy Of his remedies for the cure OF
the above affections, have been well tested in an ex.
tensiye practice for the last twelve years.
PERSONS AT DISTANCE nav consult DE-. S.
~ letter. post paid, describing case and have medi-
cine securely Pu Up and forwarded to any part Of HE
United States, always accompanied with full and En-
piic directions for use Communications considered
strictly confidential Office arranged with separate
paf.ments 90 thai patients never any but the
doctor himself. Attendance daily, from il the
morning till 9 al night
y. B. Persons afflicted with any OF the above com.
plants viii do well 70 avoid the vario,s NxTRfTNs
and SPECIFICS, advertised BY Apotheesries and
Druggists, as certain for any and every disease
They put up sell but not 10 cuFe and
do much more harm than good. therefore avoid ther
A word g the wise Is sufficient Address
Dr. }. B.SMITH, No. Is, s. Frederick ST.,
January 5IS64-ly Baltimore. Ma.
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VARIETY.



1ke relieving curious eolloquy took place
"a hundrsd miles from Fitchburg the 9th
q day, between the csmmoR veslth's eosn-
81 ait : reluctant witness, In liquor case: :
ossnssI- Have yeu, prior 70 July l0th
Last pash pgrehased any intoxioating liquor
q defendant
Wit1ess-Not that remember
Osunssi-Have you sbtaiasd any o. Ais
sssssl
Wilnsss-Not that remember.
osunsel-Will you Try to reeollsOt-bear
q mind thai you are under oath
Wiiness--i am trying A pause.l
Counsel witness, what do you say
Ni.as.s- l.vn. made any discoveries
Coess.l-Havs ron net told persons within
vssk that Jon lad bought liquor Of dsisn-
witness net that / remember.
Osu1sSl-Di Jon net tell me yesterday
sAaa ysn ksd bought Spirits Il defendant
Witness-Yes, sir.
Ceunssl-Ysa aid-ah Well, sir, when
yss tola me that, didyou lie or tell the
{ lssiA3
Witness-I ted the truth.
Counsel Well, air, then you have bought
spisits Of defendant
Witnsss-Yss, sir.
Cssnssl-What did you moan BY swear.
isg yeu eosld nstrsmemberi
Withess-I meant that couldn't
Csunssl- Did zen pay defendant for the
spIsilsi
Withoss-Yes, sir.
Oernssl-H How much1
Withsss-Twelvs and enehalf cents.
Cosnsal- kind Of spirits did yeu
Nitnsss--Sgrit, eftuypsntise.
sF~s.S.I ESf<Lhnx seesne4eithsv
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TAI NOTICE.

TyfIERE Is Corporation lax due me as Cellec-
IL tor seine for 3 Years, some tor years and
for ss5S There Is due and uncollecIed al least
$500 which must BE paid ia the month Of June, as
f1r11t.r indulgence cannot Sc given
Jppe @. @, BRAGG, Collector
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kSpA Hssle boy had COLI and dog, aud
hlfRsnerosity WAS often tried BY visiters as
king him, Just to see what he would say, to
give one or both Of his pets. One day he
teld gentleman present he might have his
sslt- deserving the deg, much 70 the sur
prise g his mother, who asked, Why, Dick,
Why didn't yon give him the dog Say
Aethil', say nothin', mother, when he goes
10 Ret The cola, I'll eel the dog on him I
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TNH0SE persons having Negroes iof sale, can
u getlhe highest price byealling on the spbscri.
Der Al Charlestown Application in person or BY
lesterwill be promptly aitented to
July ~ 1851. g. q BRAGG
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NO. %, Llgb q, mar Lohtard, Balfimorr
M A DUKE would respectfully iEElsfia his Old
W. cnsipmeEs and friends q JelIefFon and he
adjoining epAalies ihsi be has n>unesl kis former
business q No - Light srreri. on door llom
Lon ard street where be uiIl n ktppS q see
them All. HIS long experiences = he business en-
ahies hin icladge correctly of The melfs and utli-
y q any neU pattern q any new stove witch may
b bronski before The public His yagdhouse IS
bow 1ued np and be Is fally pfepaEs5 ID furnish
any description Of
Cooking PaTlor, AID Ckanbf &orss,
Of The most spproved styles, and q az reasonable
prices they can be procured IN This e sny other
city. he i also prepared 70 inrni<E Ranges fcI
private families and hotels. All Sltsgesl Range.
Of other articles sold By The Fubscrihe viii Be se
up and warranted, and II they do nsk fully come
10 the representations aef trial they luill be taken
hack and others substituted, or ~ money re.
turned
Extensive arrangements have been made and the
best workmen employed for the repairing of Stoves
Ranges Ae which viii he done prodapils and in
the most substantial m1nner he stiicRs a call
from his old customers aud friends tDeihg eobf
dent that be will satisfy al who iaioF him with
their patronage. Z
August 10 195l-3m Z
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BOOKS.

MEMORIES over the Water, IL Nancy;
w Leather Stocking and Six
Capt. Canot or Twenty Yearssin Africa
WhiIney's Metallic Wealth ofaU.. States;
Genoa. Pisa and Florence;
Ten Nights In 4 Bar Room ~ Arihur;
The Pictorial Treasury;
Chambers MISCELLANY, 10 vols, a capital
work for the family circle;
Chambers Selee. Writings 4yols;
French Revolutions 3 vol.
For sale by u N. SMITH.
September IA. 1854.
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Town Residence faf Sale.

THESesiasnes and grounds. The properly # Mrs s
Powers situated in desirable psilt OF Charles
town, Va, is now offered for sale For further par
iicularsapply to A. w. CRAMER.
MAY ~ I751-ff
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JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP AND
srin and Brass Foundry.

UtHEssnl scribeFs respectfully call The attention
u Of the farming community IL theif fsfy large
assoflsss ii of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, COM
prisingsFeEY kind Of Implements used b. The farm
e. 10 issfisale and cheaper his opeIAiions. ineln-
lisr /,f fezehfnte1
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Stoves /! Stoves /! stoves !

II 49,, z = ah e1IenslVe assortment Of pIRT0Ri
FURNACES coal an 1.rfse - otUkESSS
besoId, delivered an SCI m s. ~ 49, wnlen WY
m0dating terms .'oa' accoi1s
All persons III want Of arv asr,s,s,n. 3. q.
Houses, uk Ceokisg afs ~ nsatink
10 call atthe Charlestown ;,sw. sel.eitel
House, before purchasirs elsewbsra 49, n.orP
ducements will there IS otferrds hcsh klsas lie
Of style, and extremely low prices. = sa'iss1
THOMAS b. PARKER
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GOAT, COAT. frnAT,

00LAIl- OOLAIJ- .NyNDLAII-
T RESPECTFULLY advise those who deal in
i either BTTUMlNOUS or ANTHRACITE
COAL, for domestic or pnhlic Purposes. 10 give
their orders as early as possibll 10 prevent de-
Law or Disappointment in their supplies.
This eeuFse is essential, beeausee Of the immense
ly increased demand, which taxes sl the facilities
OF the baltimore and Ohio Railroaa in lis trans
portatiun. address,
JAMES A. BECKHAM,
July 90, '5i-f Baltimore, Md.
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Mexican Guano.

VIE undersigned, Sole Agents for the sale Of
Il MEXICAN GUANO, Tin this Civ have
now On hand a good supply Of this permanent
They would call attention 10 the following anal
ysis made By Drs. Stewart Of Baltimore. and n.
n. Slabler, Of this City.
Prerimate Aahirsis
Organic matter containing some azotized
compounds capable Of forming Ammo
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20

FROM CALFoRNIA.-The latest news from
Capt. Walker and his iillibustering cxped-
ton, is summed up MS follows in New York
paper
We learn that the Walker fillibustcring
expedition which recently claimed to have re-
voutionized and republicanized Lower Cali
forna, proceeded from San Diego on the Sd
ult., with the intention of either foraging or
Selling the Governor-whch, is not stated
when they were attacked, beaten, several of
their number killed and the remainder put to
flight by the Mexicans Being unable to
reach their vessel, the Caroline, which was
anchorednear by, they took refuge in ahouse
at Ensenaba, where they were at last accounts
closely bcsieged by several hundred nturia-
ted Mexcans. Two hundred and fifty more
fllibusteroes, well armed and supplied with
an abundance of ammunition, left San Fran
cisco on the 18th ult., in the bark Oneta,
with the intention of joining Walkers men;
but they were undoubtedly too late, the lat
ter having probably been already completely
DESTROYED. 1t is said that the authorities
made no opposition to the sailing OF the Sc
cond expedition.
This account does not agree in all respects
with that published in another column from
late California papers, but we think it proba-
BILE the above is nearest the truth. Alas! for
poor Capt. Walker and his tilibusteroes!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20

STORM BREwIHG.-It is said that matters
among the democracy at the Federal City
are assuming n rather alarming character,
and that astounding developments and gen.
eral "burst up" may be looked for in the
course of few weeks. The rumors so rife
may be without foundation, but the truth
cannot be disguised that there nre great
many disconnected spirits in the ranks of the
dominant party at this time-gentlemen who
went in for the spols and didn't get any
They will, of course, kick mp row If they
possibly can. But whether they will be able
to dsmember the party is another question.
win not the same principle that caused them
to coalosce and dovetail before, cause them
to repeat the experiment whenever the pro-
per time arrives!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20

tYy" The man who once wrote n letter to
the Knickerbocker Magazine, in which the
bray of a mule was described as Gan asthma
carried on by powerful machinery" gives his
experience of violating the Maine Law at din
ner, while at the end of railroad navigation,
as follows: "a glass of new cider, fermented
liquor, was placed before me. Had it been
kept out of sight might have let it alone
might not in fact have thought of it, and
might have gone on leading life of inno-
cency; but there stood the 'inebrating cup it
was too much; seized tho 'damning bowl
and poured the burning tide of desolation
down my throat, qualliing il to the very dregs
may, more, | filled again do not feel
am responsible. Let them tear down their
cider mills, and cease to lead me into tempta.
ton, will then be II good citizen but when
new cider is about and sparkling like friend
| seize the maddening liquid, and it disap
pears"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20
LEGISLATIVE.

In the Senate, on the 18th message, was
received from the Governor nominating Arts
Brown, Esq, Dr. B. w. Hall and Isaac Paul
as Inspectors Of the Penitentiary, which on
motion Of Mr.. Davis was laid on the table for
the present. Senate resumed the considera-
ton of the unfinished business of Thursday,
which occupied the balance of the session.
In the evening, the bill to re-organize the
Judiciary Of the State, after further consid.
Grafton, was rejected on its second reading
under the previous question, by vote of to
Is. A motion to reconsider was entered.
In the House, on the 10th, on motion Of
Mr.. Cooke, Senate bill to incorporate the
Galloway Mining Company, was taken up
and having been read,
Mr.. Cooke offered an amendment incorpo
rating the Ducktown Mining Company, the
Motley Vale Mining Company, the Loudor
Mining Company, and the Athens Mining
Company, which was adopted.
Mr.. Smith of Davidson: an amendment in
cooperating the FARMLAND Mining Company
Adopted.
Mr.. Tibbs: an amendment incorporating
the Cherokee Mining Company. Adopted.
Mr.. Llard: IN amendment incorporating
the Decatur Mining Company, the TOco'
Mining Company, and the Allegheny Mining
Company. Adopted.
The bill as amended, was then passed or
second eadhg, and made the special ordel
for the 18th inst.
The House then proceeded to the consd
Grafton of bills on I'd reading, and
The bill to establish a chancery court a
Elizabethton having been read,
Mr.. Liard offered an amendment estab
fishing n chancery court at Decatur in Meig:
county which was adopted; and bill as amend
ed passed.
The bill to abolish chancery courts and tc
change the code of practice was made the
special order for the 18th inst.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
The last Franklin Review says this work is
being pushed forward with such success "as
to warrant the belief that within the next
eight months our eyes shall behold the iron
horse vending his way along our rich valleys
and over our fertile fields" Several of the
contracts for grading are already completed
and ready to receive the bnlasting before the
crossties are laid down. The bridge across
Harpeth, at Franklin, is ID forward state OF
progress-both piers nearly completed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20
NFw YORK, Jan, 10

The steamer San Francisco foundere6 at sea
on the 9th of January, and 24o lives lost, in
GLIDING Col Taylor and wife, Col. Washing
ton, Lieutenant Smith and Capt Field. One
hundred and forty passengers arrived at New
York to-day in the brig Kilby. The bark
"Three Bells" also arrived with some Of the
saved, and others were taken on the ship
Antarctic, bound to Liverpool. The Captain
and crew were saved. Those lost were wash
ed overheard in the gale.
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Coop Hlr.-The Brookvillo 0a.) Amcri.

Coop Hlr-The BrookviIle (Ia.) Amcri-
can, abiding to a sentence passed upon a
liquor seller in Yankeeland, bya hard heart
ed Judge, that he should drink, ms punish
ment, three glasses of his own bad whiskey,
says that in Indiana such n penalty would be
clearly unconstitutional, and ought to be ev-
orywhere. Our constitution says "cruel and
unusual punishmcuts should not be inflicted"
To compel any man to drink "three glasses
Of compound of raw whiskey, logwood,
and Coculus lndigus is too cruel to be tolcr-
utcd in any civilized country. II is murder
in the first degree.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20

eW- We have been informed that one
gentleman in this county last year realized
some seven or eight hundred dollars from a
few acres of meadow land. So much for
having n railroad convenient. What amount
would the same land and labor have netted
its owner few years ago. In short time,
hay will form prominent item in our tables
of exports. The grasses do not exhaust and
impoverish the soil, but rather improve it,
and if properly managed pay better than al
most any other crops.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20

eB- We received last week communi-
cation on the subject of "locoting dcpots,
which we did not publish for the most salts
factory reasons. The locating of the depots
belongs, very properly, TO the officers of the
Company, and we cannot conceive of any
benefits that would be likely to grow out of
opening our columns to suggestions on the
subject. Taking it for granted that those a
part of whose business it is to attend to such
things, are honest and competent, they will
of course select such points as will best
meet the wants of the public, and at the
same time subserve the interests of the Road.
This is the only rule that will prevail, and il
it does not give satisfaction no other would.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20

THE OMNIBUS BILL.-Private sdvices from
Nashville represent the fate of the "Omnibus
Bill" as uncertain-or rather that it will be
defeated We find the following paragraph
on the subject, in the Wing of Monday last:
AIN the House, after the morning business,
the Omnibus Bill was taken up, and the reso-
luton to postpone indefinitely was rejected,
ayes %, nays48, An amendment in lieu Of
the bill, offered by Mr. Cheatham, was then
adopted, which was amended by adding the
South Carolina, Tennessee and Kentucky
Railroad as beneficiary and the House adj
journed to 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Monday.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20

IMPORTANT NorIcE.-Printers like other
folks, have to work; but unlike other folks,
they cannot work and talk Mt the same time;
neither can they work much while others are
talking in the room. 1t will, therefore, be
seen at glance that n printing office is not Il
proper place for loungers. We arc always
glad to see our friends when we have moth.
ing to do; but when we are engaged we had
rather not see them, unless they have bust.
ness with us. When they come into our Of
flee we will treat them with poltencss, but
they need not take that as request to re-
main or invitation to call again.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20

rw"lt was some time since stated that
certain three dollar bills on the Bank of
Newbern were counterfeit, and certain marks
were pointed out to detect the spurious bills.
1t now turns out that they were not counter
felt, but only the last issue of the Bank
The initials an c." omitted in the first plate,
are now in the bills, and the words Merchants
Bank are also lighter in the last issue,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20
IMPORTANT News FROM MExIco.-We
find the following important dispatch in the
Charleston Courier Of the 18th instant.

IMPORTANT News FROM MExIco.-We
find the following important dispatch in the
Charleston Courier of the 18th instant.
New ORLEANS, Jan. IL.
The steam ship Texas has arrived from
Vera Cruz, bringing adyices from the city of
Mexico to the 18th inst. Among her pas
senpers are Gen. Gadsden, U. S. Minister at
Mexico, Colonel Ramsay, the two Messrs.
Hargous, and Senior Atoche.
General Gadsden, who left New Orleans
this, Thursday, evening, en- route for Wash
ington, has brought with him highly impor-
tant Treaty which he had concluded with
Mexico, in which all issues have been ar
ranged to the honor and satisfaction of both
Governments. The principal feature in it is
that Mexico grants the United States thirty.
nine million acres in the Mesila Valley, re.
cevng in payment therefor, $20,000,0O0 and
for all claims, including the Garay grant. In
IDENTITIES, and private claims only $4,000
900.
Tho Mexican papers notice the Treaty ia.
vorably, and state that it has been received
with joy by the public.
Il is understood that Sloo's company will
pay the Tehuantepec company $2,00O,0OO
for relinquishng their claims.
Gemhardina is dead and General Almonte
the present Minister at Washington, has
been appointed us his successor. Genera
Alcosta, Minister of War, has resigned, but
no successor has yet been appointed.
There has been nothing later from Cali
fornia received by the Texas, with the en-
ception that Walkers expedition had been
destroyed and the Caroline captured.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20

s59y" The secret of Napoleon's marriage is
explained in the fact that he has got Queen
who combines the amiability, talent, and af-
lection of n Josephine, with that Maria Louisa
qualification, so essential TO hereditary Gov
ernments. Another secret was also develop
ed-the reason why James Gordon Bennett
was not sent to France-that although it
might do for him to look Zone eye at time,
being X eyed at the Queen, yet twould not
do Just now for the Queen TO look at him.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20

VALUABLE Town PROPERTY FOR SALE
} Attention is invited to the advertisement OF
Mrs. Ann E. Hannum, for the sale of proper.
ty in the town Of Athens. The property is
among the most valuable in the place, and
affords first rate chance for good invest.
ments.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-20

ley The Governor has issued his procla'
nation, ordering an election for Congress.
man in the LIST District to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Hon. Brookens
Campbell, to be held on the 9th day Of
March.