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The BUTcHERiEs IN BUESos AYREs by
RosAs.-1'ho Hon. John s. Pendlctou, late
U. s. Minister to Bucnos Ayres, in his testi.
mony before the Downing Court Martial in
Philadelphia, stated that Gen. Rosas, during
the recent revolution there, had caused five
thousand persons to be privately assassinated
in hiteen years, and that within week of the
time in which application was made by the
persons for assistance to escape, he (Rosas)
had more than dozen persons arrested in
the streets and shot down at once, without
any trial whatever. The public executions
were enormous. There was club, organized
for the purpose Of declaring who should be
killed. The houses Of the doomed were
broken open Mt night, the inmates murdered
and their bodies carried away in the public
carts the next morning. If any one should
happen to complain, it would be his or her
turn next to be assassinatcd.
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A Great Blessing 10 the Afflicted.

Dr. MLane, the inventor Of the celebrated Liver Pills,
used these Pills for several years in his practice, before
he could be induced offer them the public In such
to make them known throughout the country.
This learned physician felt the same rcpugnance that
all hghmnded Of science feel Ia entering the lists
against those INSCRIPTIONS empires who obtrude their
useless nosrums upon the public, and rely upon sys.
TEN Of putting sustain them Convinced, however, OF
the real value of the Liver Pills. and influenced by the
plain dictates Of duty, the Doctor finally sacrificed his
delicate feelings on the altar OF public good His great
medicine has not disappointed the expectations of the
medical practitioners at whose instance he was Induced
to forego his incnations. From every quarter do we
hear the most gratifying accounts of It's wonderful cura-
tive efccts-the East and the West the North and the
South, alike laden with "tldngs Of great joy" from
the afflicted. These wonderful Pulls have completely
conquered that great scourge Of America, the Liver
Complaint.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. MLdne's
celebrated Lirer Iiis and take else There are
other pills. purportng to be Liver pills, now before the
public. DR.. M'Lane's Liver Pills, also his Celebrated
Vermihgc, now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada.
For sale by r. II. KEirn Co., Athens; J. A. G. w.
CoIrS Madsonvillc; and by one Agent In every town
In Tennessee jy IS
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An MISUNDERSTANDING FIRE.--Thc
Whig Of tho 9th inst, saYs:

Nashville Wing Of tho 9th inst, says:
An explosion took place at the Drug Store
Of DR.. Jayne, on Market street, about ten
o'clock on Tuesday night which resulted in Il
destructive fire consuming about $4,000
worth Of property.
Tho immediate cause of the explosion is
not certainly known. Dr. Jayne was in his
store when the explosion took place, and was
30 severely burned, that his recovery is con-
sdered extremely doubtful. He says that he
was weighing out some powder, and that it
was accidentally ignited, which is the only
account he gives OF it, DR.. j., though very
clever, amiabie and upright man, was the VIC
tim Of an appetite for opium, and other stint
uants, which no had INDUCED to such IN ex-
tent rs ~ render him at times deranged.-
While under the influence of these stimulants,
he has frequently been heard to say that he
was pursued by an army, which he was fight
ing Off On one occasion he is said to have
applied to the jailor to protect him from his
imaginary enemies He had remarked short
time previous to this unfortunate occurrence,
to the young man who assisted him at the
store, that he was nightly besieged by an ar
my OF boys, and that no intended to blow
them up.
The explosion was very violent, and the
noise was heard for miles around The front
part Of the store was blown out into the
street. and the side walls also thrown into
the rooms adjoining. The fire spread with
astonishing rapidity, and the inmates of the
house barely escaped with their lives.
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NJ ~ r.rrel,,s Aras;anIi,;mcr,

This celebrated medicine skillfuy composed as IL {.
Of the most healing balsams and penetrating oils can
never fail 10 cure almost every affection that could
aeyiated by an extefna remedy. Its superiority over
all other Lnments Is proven by the miraculous cures II
performs and by the great and constantly increasing
demand There has been sold within the past year more
than three millions of Bottles and there can be hut Re
persons found who do not besow upon IL the highest
praise for the rare virtues Possesses Nothing
haps since the creation Of the world has been so
cessf as an external remedy for all nervous diseases
as this wonderful curative. When applied 1t nsanta-
neously dses itself through the whole system sooth-
ing the irrate nerves. alaying the intense pains
and creating most delightful sensation. Read the fol-
lowing remarkable cure, which can be atested to BY
hundreds who were fully acquainted with the whole cir
cumstance. =.
CArOnie Enlargement Of The 7oRsiLs
MY daughter, when six months DID, taken with a
swelling in the tonsis which grew larger and larger till
when six years old she had great difficulty in swallowing
her food Every night watch kept fearing she would
suTocae The best doctors attended her but could give
no rolief took her to the most eminent doctors In the
East they said there help for her but to ougrow
IT, With a sad heart returned home with her when
she became so much worse that the doctors had TO
be called in again. they decided that the tonsils be
cut or as the only means OF giving relief My wife
would not consent this, she determined to try
Eminent which gave relief the very first application, aud
BY continued use she entirely recovered She Is now
ten yeas id and feshy and healthy could be desired
Your Eminent also the best in for sprans bruises
cuts burns headache, ETC., and 1t will also the
most severe pain in few minutes 1t also cured caked
udder In nv COW In few days. GEORGE FORD.
Mar Doth. 1870,
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, July 81.
BACON-IIog round On 7Ac, demand good, stock not
heavy; hams 90 DC for good prime, and 1Oc for fancy
cut and cured shoulders 81 @ &c. stock light; sides ~
"a 7ac for ribbed and 1}i q Sc for clcar-heavy demand
for clear sides. :.
LARD-scarce and price looking up-sales 1OK @
Ike for prime leaf
TALJOW 12Hc p ID.
BEEvEs a Sc for stall fed, none offering, and q
&c for grass fed
SMALL HOGS-5O to 100 lbs, 7c and scarce.
CORN--More penty-price firm at 95c @ VI u bushe
OATS-6O % Toe q bushel, scarce.
MEAL 81 % 81, 25, latter for bolted.
wlIEAT-s12 % @ 81 80 for prime new red and scarce
white 81 80 a sl,6O.
FLOUR 81 a Axe y n in bags; $3.50 d950 in bbls.
STOCK PEAS ~ a ., rs and scarce.
FEATHERS 4Oc y 10.
HAY $l,5J 90 Sl,I5
FODDER $i,3S % $3.50 q hundred.
No sale for Dried Fruit
BEESWAX % a 25c q ID.
GINSENG % q SOC.
BUTTER-Scarce-c i9 q 15c, and choice Is
q 2oc u 10.
EGGS i2 90 15c u dozen.
SHEEP 81 q head.
WOOL is % zoe for unwashod and % @ SOC for wash
ed. 4.
EXCHANGE on New York y y cent. for sight drafts.
Yours, very truly,
j. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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Fees for Lectures 300 per annum.
The Medical Department.,

Closed its first Session with 121 Students and 33 Gradu
aes its second with 1852 Students and SO Graduates and
its third with 220 Students and II Graduates.
The Fourth Annual Course of Lectures will commence
Monday the Both of October next, and continue TIL
the first of the ensuing March.
RoDERr NJ PORTER, NJ. D., Professor of General and
Special Anatomy
j. BERRIgS LINDsLEY, VI. D., Professor of Chemistry
and Dean of the Faculty.
Q. X. WINSTON NJ d., Professor OF Matera Medca and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A. II. BUCHANAN, NJ. d., Professor of Surgical and
Pathological Anatomy.
THOMAS r. Jennings, NJ d., Professor of Institutes OF
Medicine and Clinical Medicine.
W.K BOWLING, N. D., Professor Of Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine.
JOHN NJ. WATSON, NJ D., Professor OF Obstetrics and
the Diseases of Women and Children.
PAUL f. Eve, NJ. d., Professor OF Principles and Prac
tice of Surgery.
WILLIAM I. BRIGGS, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy,
The Anatomical rooms will be opened for students
the first Monday of October
full PeiindTg course Of Lectures, free to all Stu
dents will be given by the Professors, commencing on
the first Monday of October.
Clnique has been established, in connection with
the University, at which operations performed aud
prescribed for and ectured upon presence Of the
Class.
Arrangements have been made to accommodate all pa
tients requiring surgical operations.
Amount of Fees for Lectures in this Department is
$l05. MatrculaOn Fee (paid once onyD So Practical
Anatomy, $lO Graduating Fee $25
Good Board can be obtained for 81 per week.
The Annual Announcement giving full account OF the
several Departments of the University may he had by
appyingto A. $. LINDSLEi,
Aug 4, 1S54-6m* 800 Secy Board Trustees.
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Athens, July %, 1854.

~ Extract from letter by the Rev. Mr.. Churchill,
Of Boston, who is travelling for his health In the
East
at gives one ever present idea OF the expansive
enterprise Of his counrymen to find their commodities
of commerce continually in his path wherever he goes
have not yet visited any considerable city of Turkey
where did not find the Medicines Of my country repre-
sented by Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL In Smyrna Aeppo,
Jana, Jerusalem and Constantlnople, In EACH on
the door post of some bazaar the peculiarly American
looking Iron card, OF Dr. Aver, saying in language
which not In thousand Of the passers by can read
AYERS cherry PICTORIAL for Coughs, Colds and Con-
sumption, Sold Here" On shelf behind the cross.
legged mussulan the bottles with their English
Spanish French and German faces turned to the crowd
and enquiring told that foreigners not the
only purchasers but the true believers themselves waive
their trust In fate to try this product of American Skill
when they find there Is no other for them.
was told here yesterday that the CHERRY PICTORIAL
had been presented to the Sultan and In constant
use In his harem, and In the Hospitals Of the Empren
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DIED--In this place, on Sunday last in
the fourth year of her age, ANN PENELOPE,
youngest daughter of Francis and Mary b.
Bovd.
While the bereaved parents can but mourn
over their irreparable loss, they have the
blessed consolation that their little flower,
which was too fair and frail to contend with
the rude blasts of this world, has been trans
planted to the paradise above, and now
blooms beneath the tender care of that Savior
who laid His hands upon little children and
blessed them.
As vernal flowers that scent the air,
But wther with the rising day
Thus lovely this infants dawn,
Thus swiftly passed its life away.
She died ere her expanding soul
Had ever burned with wrong desire
Had ever spurned at Heavens CONTROL
Or ever quenched its sacred fire.
She died to sin she died to care;
But for moment felt the rod
Then rising on the vewless air,
Waved her bright wings and soar'd to God
C.MB
At Philadelphia, Monroe county, on Satur-
day, the 29th inst, Mrs. S. A. CLARK, wife OF
Jas. W. Clark, and daughter of the late Rob
ert Cannon, of Roane county, in the cath year
of her age.
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Nofico.

A Ill persons are hereby notified not to
N trade for Land Warrant No. OF, issued
in the name of John II. Milligan, private in
Capt Thos j. Caldwelps Company Tennessee
Volunteers Cherokee war 1878. Said
Warrant has been lost, and it my intention
to file cavcat in the General Land Office that
the same may be cancelled and a duplicate
issue. Said Warrant was issued on the 18th
September, 1858, and was for 100 acres
JOHN Ii. MILLIGAN.
July %, ls54-6t 800
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Take our Advice.

II you are troubled with slight Cold Cough, pay
immediate attention to it, Delays dangerous, aud
health Is precious A slight Cough may result in Sc
rious and fatal disease. STABLER'S AN0DYNE CHER
RY EXPECTORANT is recommended to you as one Of
the best remedies known for Coughs Colds Group, Bron
chtis Asthma and all diseases Of the lungs and throat
II invariably gives relief and has effected innumerablC
cures OF long-continued and deep-seaed maladies.-
Make trial of it, and tell your friends of its good effects
The DIARRIIRA CORDIAL is also recommended to your
notice 1t is IA capital medicine in Diarrhea and other
diseases of the bowels which prevalent certain
seasons See advertisement in another column, and
descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis Of the agents
Price Of EACH only so cents per bottle six bottles for
$3.50. aug.4
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Loor ont for Oonnterkitsl

The public are cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately made its appearance, called W. Far
rels Arabian LnimeRt, the most dangerous of all tn,
counterfes, because his having the name Of Farrell
many will buy in good faith without the knowledge
that counterfeit exists and they viii perhaps only dis
their when the spurious mixture has wrought
its evil effects.
The genuine article Is manufactured only by H. G
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor and wholesal,
druggist No. II Main street, PEORIA Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed b,
you get 1t with the letters II. g. before farrels
thus-H q. FARRELL'S-and his signature ON the wrap
per- all others counterfets.
For sale by G. W. Ross, and A. McKELDIs, Athens
HUDGIS, WELLS JOHNSON Cleveland; W. ID. REYNOLDS
Benton; W. C. VAUGHAN, Columbus-and regularly au
thorized agents throughout the United States.
60 Price % and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hamle
in the United States in which one is not already estab
liShed. Address II. G. Farrell above, accompanied
with good references to character responsibility &c
Ohm
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"PUScH" ON BoNNETs.-Thc last number
of Punch contansa pictorial guess at the dis
lance at which ladies' bonncts will be worn
from the head ut the next remove. The
tendency has been further aud further rear
ward, and the next change, it thinks, will
carry them off the head entirely; no repre-
scnts the next fashion by two ladies' in fuJl
dress and bare.headcd, sailing along the
streets with footman walking some ten
feet behind, carrying he bonnetS on wditer.
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Chancery Court at Pikeyille.
july RULES, 1854.

July RULES, 1854.
Samuel Rankin, Alfred Swaflord, Administra-
tors of Mason Swaiford, deceased,
az.
The Planters Bank of Tennessee Mt Athens.
the Union Bank Of Tennessee Mt Chattanoo-
ga, the President and Directors Of the Bank
of Tennessee at Sparta, James A. White
side, Rcece b. Brabson, Thomas Carmi-
chael, Daniel L. Cooke, Samuel Agee, W.
T. Nelson and Others, creditors Of Mason
Swaiford deceased.
nN application of the compliments, 1t IL
" ordered by the Hon John GtGaut, Judge
of the Third Judicial Circuit, by his fiat on
dorsed upon the Original Bill in this cause,
that publication be made for eight successive
weeks. in the Athens Post II newspaper pub
lished in the town Of Athens, Tenncssee, re-
curing the defendants and all other persons
Interested in the estate of the said Mason
Swaiford, deceased 10 exhibit their Claims
To tho Clerk & Master Of the Chancery Court
at Pikeville Tennessee, and have themselves
made parties to this suit, under the provisions
of the act of Assembly, passed February s6th.
1852, or their claims will be barred, as rro-
vided by said act. :,
THO. n. FRAZIER, g. d W.
Pikeville, July 9TH, lS54-St Prs fee SS
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BLUNDERs OF THE FIsANcIERs.-Beforc
Santa Annals ten millions were voted, the
wise men Of Wall street were in fever of
anxiety on the subject Should the money
or any portion thereof, they said, come into
the street, II tremendous impetus would be
given TO stocks, and the decline Of the past
few months would be recovered. Well, the
money did come; three millions and half
went into the banks for the purpose of being
lent out to spectators, merchants and others.
But il tho money came the rise didn't; on the
contrary, prices steadily sagsed down, till we
find Erie selling at fifty dollars less per share
than it commanded nine months ago. With
all the benefit of Santa Annals millions, the
market is throughout lower NJ present than
il has been for four years. Merchants and
banks prefer locking up their dollars in iron
safes TO lending them to brokers. After this,
let no man talk Of financial expcrience.-N
Y. Herald.
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Resolutions by the PeODIe.

Resoired Unanimously That for the last two years
have been in the constant habit Of using the Mustang
Eminent for rheumatism, and for all Sores Bruises
Sprans and Burns and 1t has never failed to give inn
mediate relief
Resoioed That we have also used the Mustang llni.
mcnt for the Piles, Eryspelas Salt Rheun and Chappcd
Hands, and that 1t has always cured
ResoiUed BY THE LADIES, That have used The Mus.
tang Lnsent for Sore Nipples Sore Breasts Chaes and
Sores Children, and for Moth Freckles on the face
neck and II has always proved eIcctua-leavng the
skin smooth, soft and white ..rN
Resolved by ALL ACES AND SEXES, That we shall ever
continue the use Of the Mustang Eminent because We
have tried and proved its efficacy.
For sale In Athens by WIN. BURNS In Calhoun by d
y. MARTINI In Charleston by JAS. d. Balm. lily y
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A CARD.

1t will be remembered that Athens Division,
No. 200, Sons of Temperance, refused to 60
into the organization of the Grand Division
Of East Tennessee, which was organized ut
Knoxville in February last, but said refusal
was overrued by resolution of the East Ten
nessee Grand Division, from which action of
the East Tennessee Grand Division this Divis-
ion appealed to the National Division of
North America. We have received official
notice from the Grand Scribe of the Grand
Division of Tennessee, that the appeal Of
Athens Division, No. 200, was sustained by
the National Division at its late session at
New Brunswick, and we directed to make
our returns accordingly.
BY order of the Division.
WIN. B. HERON, r. S.
Athens, July %, 1854.
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HALF A CENTURY IN BED.-The New York
Observer states that Susan Person, of
Bridgehampton, Long Island, died in Februa-
ry last, at the advanced aye Of scventy.two
years, during fiity-two of which she had not
set her foot upon the floor. During that
period, the extent of her travels, with the en-
cep,ion of year spent in neighbours house,
was from one corner of n room to another, in
the arms Of some strong man. This change
was always attended by loss of voice, from
which she did not recover until nights re-
pose. The best medical skill was unable to
restore her health, or even to enable her to
sit up in bed. "Aunt Susy," as she was cal.
led, was an humble, truthful child of Cod
Knitting was her almost constant employment,
and her Bible was ever by her side. During
the entire term of her confinement she re-.
ceved the untiring attentions of u sister, who
survives her, and is now so years of age.
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Drugs, Again.

I AM still striving TO Keep ON hand gooI
L supply of every article in the iine Oh
Drugs and Medicines wanted in this market ,
have just received some choice articles. My
stock is now large, and many OF the "r,'eIes
fresh and Of tho purest kind IL wou'u DO
tedious to mention the articles COMPRISED u,
my present stock. hope you WI Sn'' "na
see Them at my old stand, opposite inc NJ E'
Church.
/ have on hand first rate article Of SU-
ar and MOLASS aud think | will
shortly add Coffee.
Duly grateful for the patronage heretofore
received | earnestly solicit continuance
and increase of the same. No pains will be
spared on my part 10 give satisfaction to nil
who favor me with their c,ptom.
Athens, June lG. WM. DtRAS'
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COM VT E R CIAL.
Macon Market.

MACON, August l.
Business of all kinds for the past week dull Arrivals
of Bacon Lard Corn and Flour light, with limited stocks
on hand. Good demand-prices firm.
Notwithstanding round ~ 90 Sc; clear sides 81
q SI9c choice hams 81 a. &c; shoulders 6E O. &c.
LARD-Stocks light, in barrels 10 q l0Hc...
CORN-Stocks light-gOod demand, % a. 81.
OATs-scarce IS 90 Coo y bushel.
PEAS-Scarce, 81 q bushel.
MEAL-Scarce, 81 y bushel.
'FLOUR-Stocks lght-sales making at $SH @ %.
PARTNERSHIPS, 81 q 49c y 70.
HAY-Good Tennessee 81, so q s1,75 u cwt.
TOBACC0-Market well supplied, 1219 o. 25c q %.
BUTTER-Good article, 16 lSc u ID.
SUGAR-New Orleans, 81 O Sc.
COFFEE-Rio ~ @ 12Hc.
MOLASSES-Per HID, rs q 29c.
EXCHANGE on New York y @ Z 3 cent. premium.
Respectfully,
ALLEN & DUNLAP,
Commission Nelchdnts NacOn, "a.
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On the LIST day Of September, 1853, Mr. Charles Ran
doph called at the H. H. H. Office and stated that for ten
years he had not enjoyed single meal lie had not for
I've years had natural discharge from his bowels; but
obliged TO resort to injections, &c. lie pale,
haggard and thin We ordered Railways Regulators
each night, aud Railways Resolyent three times per
day. On the sth Of September he called upon III
nds uttered hat ioc kRe1 him nat Ills appetite Is
gocdhis digestion easy-hs skin moist and healthy
bis step elastic aud buoyanhls body vigorous and his
eye indicates n man Of health and energy.
For LAYER Complaint Dyspepsia, Difficulties Of the
Urethra and Bladder, Railways Regulator and Reno.
waiting Rcsolvent are quick aud positive For all
Aches and Pains, for Neuralgia aud rheumatism, for
Nervous and bilious Complaints, Railways Ready Re.
lief Is quick and ecc,uRi In Ave minutes time trcr
IT, application, the patient Il irce from pain.
sold hy Druggists everywhere
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Notice..

NHERE was issued to the undersigned, Jonas
L Lynn, on the 26th day of March, 1858,
Land Warrant, No. 1913, for forty acres.-
Said Warrant has been lost in the transporta-
ton by mail or some other means unknown
to the warrantee. All persons are hereby
fofewarned from trading in any way for said
Warrant, no one having any authority to
transfer or convey the same. All persons are
hereby notified that have filed in the Gen
eral Land Office q caUedt asking said Warrant
to be cancelled and duplicate to issue.
JONAS LYNN.
July IS, lS54-6t 500