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puESi pILEsu ESlll

Those who are afflicted with this painful disease will
be glad to hear that sure and permanent cure can be
affected by the use of the Pile Oiat ms"t The under
signed can warrant to be sure cure; having tested it
.kroughly before submitting y 70 the public 1t
will moi cure egy thing but 1t IiH cure the Piks-
One box Of the Ointment will perananty cure any case
IL the natent will follow the directions could il t
were furnish the names Of responsible persons
in Carroll Co., who have been cured by the said remedy,
All ORDERS enclosing bne Dollar will receive an answer
by return mail enclosing directions and one box Of the
Ointment Al orders addressed Poa Pqid to
R.F. WILLIAM
Nov, Q, 1854 st. CArrOlton, Carroll Co., Ohio.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gEen data position vii be present
ed 70 the CJmmisiOnsr of CarroH county st their De
esnbeF Session. praying for alteration ia The road
leadiRg lroa Hanover IN COanbana county, 70 AuguS
"a in Carroll eOuaty, Chic, viz: Commencing Ata point
where sad road crosses the land line between James
H. Chambers and James Chambers 10 East township in
said Carroll county; thence West alObg said line 70 the
WeSera boundary Of sd land; thence In SOutherly
direction intsrsset sAid road TIE lands sf Edin.
bOrOagh Cyrus,
NoVemher 4 iN5s Id
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SECURE THE SHADOW
BEFORE THE SUBSTANCE FADES.

Mr.. JAMES B. gibson takes pleasure in announcing
TO the citizens of Carrolton, and vicinity that he lie
now in town with his largo Sky light Daguerrean Car,
and ia prepared to take ikenesses in the most appro
ved styIe on the shortest notice. and in all kinds OF
weather From former experience and success in the
business, he aatters himself that he will be able
to please the most tasty.
Nv prices rangs from so cents ppWard',-SO come
right straight along for must hare plenty to DO in
order to live at these prices, Boys, give yopr girls
presents in the form of DAgperreotypes, and they will
love you twice as much. pins. Rings, Locksts, &c,
hlled in the best of order.
NIB. Pictures must be life like, or no char ges viii
be made. Office hours from o'clock A. NJ, to 4
O'Clock r. n.
tE- Instructions given in the art on reasonable
terms.
November ., ls54.-3m.
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ROADNOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition Wbe presented
10 the Commissioners Of Carroll county, at their Decem-
Der SessOn praying for alteration Of much Of the
CadI and Lisbon road lies between the creek on The
East line Of Mathew Dunlaps farm said road and the
junction OF the Harlem road with the yellow creek grade
Slid aterat ion 70 commence at near the hrst men
toned creek thence along the road as Is travelled
across the tail race Of said DunlAps Saw milk theree to
in;ersect tho yellow creek grade West Of said DuulaP
house, theOce along said road the Cadz road
at the forks Of said road West Of said Duusps mill
Nov 2. 1854 I'd A PETITIONER,
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HOE g. co.'s PATENT GROUND SAWS

The subscribers manufacture from the best Cast Steel
Circular saws from inches to eighty inches in diam
eter Their Saws are hardened and tempered, and are
ground and finished by machinery designed expressly
for the puposeaud are therefore much superior to those
ground In the usual manner, as they are strengthened
aud stcned by increasing thcm in thickness regularly
from the cutting edge to the CENTRE consequently do not
become heated or budked and produce great saving In
timber.
They also manufacture cast steel MILL pit and cross cut
saws, and billet webs Of superior quality, all Of when
they have for SALE they may be obtained OF the pFn
cpa hardware merchants throughout the United States
and Canada. r. HOE CO.,
Nov. 8, 1854. %, and 81 Gold'sHee''
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!!

You can do that and your cREDTT too By purchasing
your Goods At l. ArchboId's Cheap Ready Pay Store
where you will find excellent assortment Of DU
Goods Groceries, Hardware, Queensvare, BOnnstS, Hay
Caps, Boots, Shoes &c. &C. an Of which viii be sold
lust a. low as they ought to be sold for cash produce
Pay rs as you go and have disageeable setsmenis
short settlements; long friends.
CarrOlltOu, april 20. 1884. ARCHBOLD.
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To ARMsl TO ARMSl

Another lot Of Kipp for sale, Of very fine texture
and beautiful finish, So come along, shoemakers and
farmers, and will give you bargain in good eather,-
for cannot be beat
n B. FIvE cents per pound for good Hides in cash
leather, at my tanHery. J. w. YOUNG.
Nov. O. 1854. H. BeunsVista Waller.
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Thompson Aaa bosn East Again.
And afsf days and nielas of fatigue. nad tsl
has succeeded = buying large lot of Nsw
Goods. part Of which he cad the casA for.
and the rest he bought 90 wsda--all must nov
be sold, snd dsbls paid. 70 hep h credit sP.
An the WoFld i hereby invited y - As
GTapd ReBnlt
Of bis purchases
He kas . large IOt Of Dreaf Goods o. al
kinds for tbe ladies-Cloths, Cassimeres. 81
inesta &c, for The gsnuemen-IlaEdwars, Co.
lery. Qneenswsre and Groceries Cor The million
AT Of them are ehssp = DE cheapest AAd
good As the best. Come and zee.
Carrollton NAY 4, 1854.
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SPhINU AND % MMLN NVODDI .
examine mne consisting Of every thing that h needed
in the Dry Goods line Ny stock consists Of BFoadeoths
Casnetts Cassimeres CAlicOes Gnghams, Silks BeIegsF
Bonnets Hats Muslins, oueensware, Glassware, Se.,-
h shore eyery thing that can be found in village store
So al with your old friend at bis stand han't Harlem
Carroll Co, O., and you shall be accommodated in th
best possible manner Don't mistake the place: Call
with lSkdEL hlAND'
Nav l8 1884.
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The Board Of School Hammers III bold meetngs ioi
The Examination Of Teacher, dufng the year 1854, -
foloSt: Ga the 9nd and % Wednesdays Of Jane. On
the a1d and 9Th Wednesdays Of OCTOBER aud on The
9ad wednesday Of each Of the other monhs throa hOu
the yeaf These meetings viii be held At The Court
House "a casrOtOu, at 10 oclock each day. CeTsh
Gates Of moral character sm Be required Of Hose With
sho@ the members Ol the Board are not iamiliAy &C
QuGlntsd. b. OKBER or 1-I BOAED.
June 8. 1854. II y. GMcKRAS, Clerk.
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Gepal Notices
ROAD NOTICE.

hOAU NOltNk.
Notice % hereby gwen. that pettou III b Pr !
ted 70 he commissioners Of 0srFoa Coaaiy at fhs "
esmber Seson praying fos sn aitsTaon 10 The roadsad
agfrom Malvern % WaynesbsrEh HsfoOvs vi1 COmnen-
eng at<hs western tsrmiaat0n q main street In the
TOsu of MalFsFni thence 10 sOosh Western dirsetioa
70 he most suitable point ths north bank u he
sandy aBd Beaver Canal thence along The norh bank o
sad Canal % tElerssct he old road ubss i crosses The
line bessseu the lands of Tobn Lekey and Barter Bybe
gaufIA-HAAd A PETITIONER
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CONE ALONG, MAKE NO DELAY.
Ladies have splendid lot o. the latest
Spring style, Plaii and Plain Dress slILS.
apron Silks. Persian Berege, all wool, and hOus
De Laine, Lawns, White Dress GOVds q all
kinds, Ginghams, Calieoes &c.
w. THOMPSON.
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NR PLUS ULTRA.

Bonnsls Of all kinds, Frames and Crowhs'
BOnaet Silks, Ribbons and Flowers, Undsr.
h'dk'k, UEdersleeves. Embroidered CollaFs.
Dress Protectors, SILK. Satin, and Kid Gloves.
Note Paper, EaSelopes &c., all Of them very
pretty and very cheap, u BE hAe Of
w. THOMPSON.
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WATCH MAKING.

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens Of CarToIltOn and Carroll
county that they can have their Watchs repaired In the
best manner and on short notice. BY Jendng them to
my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale a good assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Of all kinds, gold Pens,
Vions, and almost everything usually found in Jewel
ry store Ny shop in the centre block Immediately ad
joining "Espied Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for wcrk or
goOds- Watches can be left at the residence OF
Wash B1ter, CaFrollton, Ohio snd vill be prOmpySe
nd returned When repaired. All work warranted Gi
trial. MORGAN BUTlER
rvFh ladephia, July 81, lsaa. II
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lido hereby certify the foregoing
Delinquent for the Oax by the County said County
1854
penalty said including
lots described the foregoing list much thereof will the
House, the CrOOn said Carroll
Treasurer said O'Clock
the and penalty charged thereon be paid before
AUDrOas oTTrOE Carroll County LLBLACKBURN
Canolon. Audto
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Pitch IN

Cloths. Csssimeres. plain and fancy satinetts
Cottonades aud VestingS, Stocks, Ties and
Collars, MOleskins, Campeachy, Canton, Pana.
ma and Palm Leaf Hats, latest styles, and cheap
IS dirt, at w. THOAPSOh'S.
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No. Q, Liberty Street Baltimore, Nd
L. T.C)NANT, Ravenna. OhiO,is the authorized ageut
of A. Kuhn Co. for the sale Of their Pianos in all Nor
hem Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, to whom aPPhea-
ton should be made.
All orders, applications &c, win be received and
promptly forwarded to said Agent by
WILLIAM Mccoy.
Nov. Q, 1854 CarrOllton, Ohio
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YES, STREE.

ladies Sandals, Caters, Slippers and Shoes,
GenIIemens' Congress, Calf Morocco and Kip
Boots and Shoes, best quality 70 be lad Of
W. THOMPSON.
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COME RIGHT ALONG.

Harlem is the place to buy cheap, good, fashionable
evl,; 50 come along and make no delay, but before
purchasing TOur
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CARHART'S IMPROVED
PATENT MELODE0NS.

p A. CHILD, Manufacturer, Cleveland, o., Finishing
and Ware Room in the Second and Third Stories OF Hur
burts New Block Nos 646s and as Ontario street. Man
ufactory in the new rec story brick building directly in
rear. -r.-.. -
P. A. Child is the sole Proprietor ofths above named
Patent for the State Of Ohio.
Having been two years and half p pertectng thsf
Instruments Introducing various mprovemsnts and in
sysematizing the business of manufacture, is pre-
pared TO turn out "a Instruments per week, keeping
constantly in process Of manufacture, oyer 900 helO'
deons. fta 5
Attention is called to the large instruments with two
and three sets of Reeds and two Banks, of Keys as
being decidedly superior to any MelOdeoS ever before
Ins,;tute at Philadelphia awarded Medal for the first
a .osde since which they have been improved.
ohe H pRJCE list
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Pedal Phss extra, go
IT, r CONANT, Rssenns, ,0hia, ,Sil fnpish any Of the
bove nstrure ents o. tn prices published ae Wl war
80 ssch 10 give sat ,tion. Each instrument will be
h,I hacked in ne case, without extra, charge.
Srasrs from broad wi be promptly attended to.
All orders for said instruments will carefully and
,-o,rn,Iy forwarded by WILLIAM Mccoy.
Nov. 1884, IT, OATroi'on' onic'
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ESTATE OF JOHN MAPLE.

NOiee Is hereby given that Rezn Maple has been du
ly appointed and qualified Executor on the estate Of
REIN MAPLE.
November 2; Is54-3W.
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PIANOS ! PIANOS /! PIANOS

Allow US to call your attention 10 our stock Of SPLES
DID PIAxOs Of all patterns and Sizes with patent metallic
frames all Of Rosewood Cases, With al the modern i'm.
provemens highly and neatly finished Of brilliant aud
powerful tone For eighteen years haze they been sOld
all over the Union, in competition with all others,
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. L. - IL .t.t
OF LANDS AND T0wE LOTs-ToR TAXES.

Carroll ddqasn
pag and he year 1854
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-02-03
AUGUSTA MARKET.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 30.
The increasing probability of n general war
in Europe, has enhanced the value Of bread
stulfs during past week.
Corn is active at Soc per bush. for export.
Flour (Tenn.) of best quality in brands
would find purchasers at So 80.
Wheat is wanted-we quote white / 25a
81 so, and red l0asl 20 per bushel.
Odts-The stocks of oats are much larger
than will be required for seed, consequently
prices will not, in our opinion be higher than
at present, about 6Oc.
Bacon---1here has been no arrival yet Of
new bacon from Tennessee, and the demand is
light a few small lots well cut and dried,
would be purchased at siagc, the latter price
probably for choice--hams, few thousand
pounds choice. properly cut, could be sold at
Toe.
ard.-Both the quality and packages of
lard received here from Tennessee, during
past month, is far superior to the generality
Of consignments previously received The
stocks, however, are large and accommodating;
small sales are made at l0c. per 10.
Feathers are scarce: price for good 4Sc.
Merchdndize.-.Our Wholesale houses nre
making their arrangements for large Spring
business During past few days the arrival
here of Crockery, Hardware. Drugs Hats,
shoes, Dry Goods, Stationery and Groceries,
has been UNUSUAL large.
Groceries,. Coffee has slightly declined; the
supply here is large; common light color is
worth &c, fair to prime quality dark green
l2tc; old Java lac per 10.
Sugars are low Of every description.
Bioldsses.-New crop zee. per gal.
Adamantine and Star candles 25aa6c.
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COM NJ E R IA L.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 2S

SAVANNAH, Jan. 70.
Fzou-Thc transactions in Floar continue
light There is little Baltimore on the mark
ct, and the sales have been continedto Geor-
gia, which We quote from store in lots, at
SsaS so per Dbl.
Corn-The demand for corn is good, and
holders are asking 30 cents per bushel.
Oats-Sales of this article have been made
at 7Oa75 cents per bushel.
Hay-The supply of hay is ample, and we
heard of sales of Northern on the wharf yes
terday, at 81 l2i and Eastern at 81 81 per
hundred pounds.
Potatoes are selling at IS so per Dbl.
Subtitle importations of Liverpool Salt
during the week have been heavy, and the
stock is now large. The demand, however,
has been moderate, and we hear Of sales OF
small lots at IS cents per sack.
Cofee-Salcs of Rio, from store, in small
lots, have been made at l2t cents per Id.
Bacon---We quote new Sides at 81 cents.
Jfoiasscs.--Thc cargo of Cuba arrived some
time since sold at ~ cents, but holders are
now asking 20 cents per gallon. New Or
leans is worth 81 cts.
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amount Of bonds issued by the State werc
Insufficient 10 procure the iron, chairs, equip
ments, &C., rs contemplated in the l;h see-
ton at the act already referred TO. The le-
gislature Of 1912, with these acts before
them, passed the general Internal Improve
ment law, containing the 10th and 18th sec
provides that should any of the companies
hereinbcfore enumerated, have oona fde, and
before the Passage Of this act, purchased or
otherwise contracted for, upon their own
credit, the Necessary iron, rails, spikes, equip
ments, &c, for their road or roads, or any
section or sections thereof, the bonds OF the
State shall BE- issued Ia said company or
Companies as hereinbefore prescribed"
The East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad
being one of the roads enumerated IN The ION
section, would make il seem that the 18th
section was Intended especially to provide tor
the payment Of the debt which had been in
Cured by said company, rs reported by Dr.
Ramsey to the General Assembly, and more
especially so, when we examine the papers
on file in the Executive Department which
show that bonds have been issued to the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, under
the general provisions of the Internal In
provement law, and not the 18th section,
leaving the East Tennessee and Georgia
Railroad Company alone entitled to the pro-
visions Of the said 10th and 9Th sections.
The Executive being fully sustained by
the Attorney General, (his legal adviser,) to-
gether with the Legislative history, in the
conclusion he had formed and the company
having otherwise complied with the require
ments of the statute, he therefore issued the
bonds to the President of said company, and
took his receipt for the same, which is en-
tered upon the books in this Office
Very respectfully, -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-02-03

ESCAPE OF SNAKE FROM A MANS MOUTH.
An extraordinary circumstance occurred n
few days ago to Jonathan Smith, gunner's
mate, who was paid off at Portsmouth, on the
9th of May last, from her Majesty's ship
Hastings, 70 guns, on her return to England
from the East Indies. lie obtained six weeks
leave; at the expiration Of that time, after
seeing his friends at Chatham, he Joined the
Excellent gunnery-ship, at Portsmouth. AZ
ter some time he was taken unwcll his Illness
increased, and he exhibited a swelling in his
stomach and limbs. The surgeon considering
that it arose from dropsy, he was removed
into Haslar Hospital, and, after much painful
suffering, although he had every attention
paid to him by the medical officers of the
establishment, he died. Two hours before
his death, living snake nine inches in length,
came out of his mouth, causing considerable
surprise. How the reptile got into his stom-
ach is mystery. 1t is supposed that the de-
ceased must have swallowed the reptile when
it was young drinking water, when the Hast
ings was out in India, as the ship laid for
some time at Tricomclee, and close to n small
island, called Snake Island. The crew used
very often to find snakes on board. The way
they used to get into the ship was by the
cable and through the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chronicle.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-02-03

DlED-In Bradley county, on the 10th ult
JAMES MoNRon, youngest son of Capt. join
and Mary Elliott.
All! where's my pretty blossom gone,
In which my heart delighted,
Ny little bud was scarcely blown,
Ere cruel winds it blighted.
saw it droopits little head,
saw its beauties languish,
saw its tints begin to fade,
Which filled my heart with anguish.
still had hopesit would revive,
And all its charms recover,
Until saw the foe arrive,
1t from my heart to sever.
OF earth thy charms yield no relief,
To this poor aching BOSOM,
In pensive signs III vent my grief,
For thee, my absent blossom. H.c.B.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

A GAIN the subscribers offer his valuable
n farm for sale. containing SIX HUN
DRED AND FORTY ACRES lying nine miles
south Of Athens. Tennessee. 1t is situated in
beautiful and healthy part OF the country,
and in full view Of the mountians--lies well
and but little subject to washing-two quar-.
tiers mostly hickory molatto land, with good
buildings aud orchards, and several Of the best
never failing Springs, and stock water con.
venient on all three Of the farms-plenty OF
Der in abundance--2O0 acres of open land,
and upwards Of one hundred acres in clover
Price reasonable and title undisputed.
TERMS OF SALE-s20oo in hand, the balance
in five annual instslltnents, we'll s1cured, with
interest from date. CALEB SMITH.
Tcb. 8, is6i-sm ESQ
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CONSUMPTION

Is, without doubt, the most fearfully fatal
of all diseases, Except epidemics,) annually
carrying thousands to untimely graves. How
often could the ravages of this arch destroy
er be prevented, if timely remedies were used
in allaying the Inflammation produced by an
ordinary cold. For oughs, Colds, Sore
Threats, and all similar diseases, Stablers
Anodyne Cherry Expectorant has no equal.
1t is not recommended MS infailiJle, but medi,
cal men and others, who have used and ad-
ministered it, bear testimony to its extraordi-
nary efficacy. 1t is known to be good
medicine" and as such is offered to the pub
lie; as, also, Stabler's Diarrhea Cordial, for
diseases of the bowels. See advertisement in
another column, and descriptive pamphlets, to
he had gratis of the AGENTS. Price for each
only 90 cents, or six bottles for So so.
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sI- " are authorised and requested to an
nounce the name of G. w. KIRKsEY as a candi-
date for Trustee of MeMinn county, at the en-
suing March election.
E5- We are authorized to announce BEy.
JAMrN WELLS as n candidate for Trustee of
McMinn county, at the ensuing March cleo
ton.
sE- We are authorized and requested to
announce WM. l. CAMPBELL, Ne II candidate for
Sheriff of Bradley county, at the election in
March next.
sB- We are authorized and requested to
announce URIAu PAYNE as candidate for
County Trustee of Nc MINI, at the next March
election.
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OcOee Male and Female Seminary
Georgetown, Tenn

TJNIIE eleventh sessioS Of tvs Institution will
Il commence Monday 2 oh February.
TERMS, per Session Of Fire Months:
orthography, Reading, Writing, DC, So 90
Mental Arithmetic, Modern Geography,
and History, so
Written Arithmetic, English Grammar.
Natural, Moral and Mental Sciences,
Higher Branches of Mathematics, and
Languages, 10 90
Civi! Engineering, Surveying and Draw
ing, IL 90
Contigent fee, payable Invariably ia ddrdnee so
Tuition will be charged from the date of
entrance to the close of the Session, and no
deduction made except in cases of sickness
The price of board ranges from l to 81 so
per week, washing, DC, included. Young
men wishing to board themselves will occupy
the rooms belonging to the Institution. Bill
of Merit, DC, will be forwarded at the request
of the parent or guardian.
.. II. b. HAYWOOD, Principal.
Feb. 8 lS54-tf $50
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-02-03

FRAUDS IN WOODEN CLoTH-A correspon-
dent of the Genessee Farmer says that i'm
mensc quantities Of the cast-of rags of pau
pcrs are annually imported into our country,
to be worked up into wooden cloth, to sell to
American people. These rags were formerly
used only for manure. Now they are i'm
ported at a cost of seven cents per h., for sail
WOOL" and four cents per ID. for shalt wool
and half cotton" All the low priced "woolen"
cloths are made of imported rags Of this de-
scrption, and imported wool that cost little
more than the rags. This cloth may be easily
detected by placing ones hand on tit feels
as rough rs 4 horse card. The frauds which
the manufacturers thus commit upon the I'M
suspccting laboring men, throw the sheep
speculation quite into the shade.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-02-03

~" A Washington dispatch says The
Nebraska Bill stands no chance in the House.
The Northern men generally will kick in the
traces; and the South are fearful that if the
Missouri compromise is abrogated, it may
lead to a rc-opening of the whole slavery
questionable repeal of the Fugitive Slave
law, and eventually the passage of the Will
mot proyiso by an overwhelming Northern
vote.