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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-14
University of Nashville.


yUyIIE Fifth Annual Course OF Lectures In this Insti-
tuition will commence on Monday, 18th OF October
next and continue till the first Of the ensuing March.
PAUL r. EVE NJ D., Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
JouS NJ WATSON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and the Diseases OF
Women and Children.
w. X BOWLING, ~ d. Theory and Practice OF Incidence
A. H. BucH,SAS, NJ D., Surgical Pathological Anatomy.
c. X. WISsroS ~ H., Materia Medca and Medical Juris-
prudence.
R6BrRr NJ PORTER, ~ n, General and Special Anatomy.
j. BunRIES LISDsiEY, NJ D., Chemistry and Pharmacy
THOMAS Il. JENNISGs NJ D., Institutes of Medicine ana
Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BRIgos ". n, Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for students on
the first Monday Of October
full Preii,aindty Course Of Lectures, free to all
students win he given by the Professors commencing
also on the first Monday of October.
CInoue has been established In connection with the
University at which operations are aud cases
prescribed for and ecured upon, In presence the class
Amount OF Fees for Lectures In the University flno.
Matriculation Fee, (paid once 0nyD 50 Practical
Anatomy $40 Graduation Fee S25
Good boarding can be procured at about w " week
Further information can be obtained by addressing
]. DERIlIAN LINDSEY,
Nashville, Aug lie Chancellor Of the University.
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I'd L n III O 81

INHE subscriber is now receiving new Sc
i lection Of SPLENDID PIANOS from the
oldest manufactures, and selec,ed with great
care from more than thousand Instruments
among which are the new Corrugated Sound.
ing Boards, of Boardman, Gray d. Co., which
are receiving so much favor both in America
and Europe. This valuable Improvement
adds onehalf more space to the Sounding
Board, thereby largely increasing its power
producing n greater volume of tone, together
with peculiar distinctiveness and independ
ence of the notes, and nearly equaling the
Grand Piano. All Pianos warranted.
Also, receiving large selection of Music
Songs, Polkas, Waltzes. Variations, de-, &c
Guitars and Strings.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
Sent. IA. ii. G. COOKE.
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KASsAs,-1he following letter to the N.
Y. Herald is from member of the Kansas
Legislature:
&c. Bennett, Esq.
Judge Gilmore will resist, or rather contest,
the right OF the President TO remove him
from office, upon the ground that he has been
appointed for four years, and cannot be re-
moved until that time expires.
The great question is now waxing very
warm in this part Of the United States. The
pro slavery men are fully determined to car
ry the question in this Territory, even at the
point of the bayonet. There is Il mucn more
serious condition of affairs here than the
people generally imagine. speak from n
certain knowledge of facts. We are prepar-
ed to defend ourselves in every way that
circumstances may require.
Yours, w. II. TBBs.
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Western newspapers are having n little
fun at the expense of New IIamshire. A
person travelling in the State thus writes to
II Toledo print:
All along the route noticed great tracts
of rock carefully fenced in, for no other rea-
son that could imagine than TO keep the
cattle out, and thus prevent them from star
wing to DEATH"
Whereupon the st. Louis Democrat puts
in his oar:
"This is an improved and benevolent plan
of the farmers in New Hampshire to preserve
their stocks. Formerly they plated the II os-
es oftheir sheep to prevent their wearing
their heads off against the granite soil with
which that State abounds. We also learn
that painting the rocks n green color IN
spring time, by which cattle were decoycd,
is now punished by fine and Imprisonment"
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ONE DAY LATER.
NEW York, Sept. 6.

New YORK, sept. b.
London SGturday-It is reported at Paris
that fifty thousand additional troops have
been ordered to the Crimca.
The White Sea squadron captured two
Russian ships, one of which was a steamer.
The Allies are about quitting the Sen.
Austria has declared that she will treat
with military Law, all persons that are found
tampering with Austrian soldiers, with the
view of inducing them to join the Anglo
Saxon league.
Prussia has sent Agents TO the leading
cities of Europe to raise loan for the Rus.
sian Government.
Victoria was rapturously received at Paris
Ministerial crisis in Greece.
Dispatches regarding the commandment of
Sweaborg, are indefinite. 1t is generally be-
lieved that they are exaggerated.
The French loss at Tchcrnaya was one
thousand, Sardint.n six hundred.
The reported accession oc Spain TO the
Allies is complete. Also, Denmark and
Sweden arc about joining. II is also stated
that Austria has submitted new proposals of
pence, but there is not much reliance in these
reports.
General Simpson says the army is unce0s
ingly employed in strengthening the advanced
works. Health good.
Spain.-Escalaulc the War Minister, left
for Washington. There are unimportant dis
turbances at Barcelona.
Austria A ministerial crisis is threatened.
Germany-The Wurtemberg Chamber
have dissolved in consequence of passing re-
strictions in favor of more liberal federal
constitution.
New York, Sept. 7.-Sweaborg affair is
grossly exaggerated. 1t is bootess victo-
ry. The bombs and shells of the Allies
failed TO reach Helsingfors. All the coast
batteries ut Sweaborg remain untouched, as
the Allies were afraid to venture within their
reach. The London Times admits that the
attack was failure. The Allies are prrpar-
ing to winter in the Crimea.
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~ The Washington correspondent of
the Journal of Commerce says of Alvarez,
the revolutionary leader of Mexico:
Alvarez is of the Hispano-African race,
and man of considerable energy in his way,
but of no capacity for government, will prob
ably be called temporarily to power, in case
of Santa Annals overthrow; but his govern
mcnt would not standa week. The Mexicano-
Texan revolution will no doubt under such
circumstances, result in the speedy establish
ment of new and independent Republic,
embracing the Northern States.
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CuIcAGn. Sent. |

Judge Gilmore, of Kansas, writes Cushing
he has not violated n single law of Congress.
lie is satisfied the case is prejudicial, and he
was removed on grounds of policy, lie gives
notice that he will resist the President in
the Courts, rs the 9th section of the Kan
sas Nebraska act continues him in office for
four wears
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The Sun urges

EscAPE.-A short time since, Il train Of
ears on the Connecticut River r. r., between
Bernardstown and Vernon, pumped into a
horse and carriage with Martha Burrows, n
young girl IA years, aboard. The carriage
was broken TO pieces, the horse destroyed by
having two legs broken in the collision
while Miss Burrows was safely taken off by
the engine and seated on the railing in front
of the smoke stack, where she WAS unframed
when the train, which was going at high
speed, was stopped.
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COLUMBIA, Sept. 6

The fever at Norfolk and Portsmouth Is
greatly increased. Forty dead bodies were
unburied for want Of collins. The deaths at
Norfolk on Sunday were go; on Monday 81.
AT Portsmouth on Sunday 81. Fourteen
hundred cases under treatment
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DEATH OF JupGE CRANcH.-The WASH
incton Union announces the death OF Hon.
VIM. Cranch, Chief Judge of the Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia, which
took place in that city on Saturday evening
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Chanccry Court at jacksonville.
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1855.
Henry Mnyes and NJ. G. Parker,

+. W. King and W. w. k r. NJ. Lillard.
DILL charges that defendant L. w. King
ID resides in the State of Virginia, publica-
ton is therefore ordered to be made for four
successive weeks in the Athens Post, requiring
said nonresident defendant to appear at the
next term of said Court, ut the Courthouse
in Madisonville, on the LIST Monday of De.
cember next, aud answer said complanants'
bill, or the same will be taken as confessed
and heard accordingly.
j. A. COFFIN, c. d ~
Sept IA, 1851 Prs fee SO S64
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John NJ. C. Wear,

Francis MCGOWAN aud James MCGOWAN,
In this disqualification is ordered to be made
4 for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, requiring defendant James MCGOWAN,
who has gone to parts unknown, to appear at
next term Of said Chancery Court, to be held
nj the Courthouse in jacksonville on the st
Monday of December next and answer com
plainant's bill, or the same will he set for
hearing ca parte as to him and heard accord
ingly. D. a; CoFFiN, q. 6 w.
Sent IA, 1851 Prs fee So 364
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SrBAsTopoL.-M. Gailardct, writing from
Paris to the Courier ofNew York, expresses
the opinion that the attack will not he m'de
upon Sebastopol for 8 or 10 days after the
18th.
The London Times gives us TO understand
that the allies do not expect to winter in Sc
bastopol. The taking the Malakoif, which
was to he done in August, would content
them for the present
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rIvcr DIsense.- Carriers Spanish Mixture, o.

Liver Disense.- Carriers Spanish MN,urei a.
o,sdy for liver disease and the number OF iormdaole
SS with disorgansed state OF that organ
IA unriyaled Hundreds Of certificates from .nc sd
est sources Of persons living IN s Guy 2, sDap
az Mime Ne have only room to refer to the extra
ordinary cure Of Samuel NJ Drnker ESQ., o. ,ae nI ho
uf Drinker Norris booksellers, kiS.Ino" s,sr ,brrc
a,s nred nv two bottles Of this medicine ater .ree
s sriny rom diseased liver lie says US aelen
on the blood is wonderful, better than a tne ~ ~ III
hs has ever ,asen, and eheeriully recommends .on,
See advertisements.
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c3y- Robert Mcknight, a Sonih Carolina
printer, after working at his business in that
State steadily, for fiity-seven years, has re-
tired and placed himself in the care OF
his children in Alabama. lie is ~ years
old
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The HOG CRoP.-The Western papers
says, that this crop will be shorter than for
many years past. In consequence OF the
scarcity of corn last winter, farmers sold out
very close, and many Of the young hogs died
for want of food Accordingly, prices are
expected to range high. The ST. Louis lie.
publican states that sales have been made at
Sli,5O for mess pork, deliverable at the op,.
ton of the seller at any time before The LIST
of March.
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:y- A Turkish enthusiast Mt Constantine
pie lately cut of two yards of the telegraph
wire which he brought TO his house in the
hope of being the first TO know the news
When taken up for the offence, he admitted
the fact, and said all he wanted to learn was
the fall of Sebastopol. Another Turk cut
the wire in two in order to see if the wire
was hollow
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supper at Cleveland.

The Ladies' of Cleveland and vicinity will give P"o-
liz sumner Mt the Methodist Church, on Thursday night
the Goth inst The proceeds to be expended in COM
ple,ing the Pulpit and Altar and in carpe'ns the aises
Admission one Dollar. The public generally are re-
..,,,,,od IN attend, [sept IL.
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.Y"A man was killed in Clark county,
Ark, on the Doth ult, by child about nine
or ten years of age. The child's father was
engaged in fist fight with another man,
when the child ran up and stuck knife in
his fathers adversary, killing him almost in
stantly,
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A vlyania editor SAYS:

"Somebody brought one bottle of soured
water into our office, with the request to no
lice il ms "lemon beer" If Esau was green
enough to sell his birthright for mess OF
pottare, It does not prove that we viii tell Il
four shilling lie for five cents"
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~ The Germans have produced very excel
be specified "Dr ooaand's Celebrated Btters for sale
by C. NJ Jackson-and used with remarkable success In
Liver Complaint, Jaundcc, Dyspepsia Nervous Debili-
ty and general arrangement of the stomach. The
Sunday Dispatch says Of this medicine
I'VE feel convinced, that in the use OF the German
Bitters the patient does not become debaed but con-
santy gains strength and vigOr to the frame-a fact
worthy Of consideration. The B,tsrs are pleasant in
taste and in SMELL and can be administered under any
circumstances. to the most delicate stomach. Indeed
they can he used by all persons with the most perfect
safety 1t would be well for those who are much affect.
ed In the nervous system 10 commence with one tea
spoonful or less, and gradually increase We speak
from experience, and are Of course, proper Judge
The press far and vide have united in recommending
the German Bters, and to the afflicted We most cordial.
ly advise their use" See advertisement sept 7-2t
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cSy- An exchange thinks it rather emoar-
RAISING to ln your hat to lady, in the
street, for the sake of polteness' and let a
couple of dirty collars roll out upon the side
wink
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TRouBLEs AMONG THE SHAKERs.-The
Rochester Democrat relates that two young
people who had been brought up among the
Shaker community at Groveland, lately LETT
them and got married. After living with her
husband in the neighbourhodd for n few days
the bride has disappeared, not without strong
suspicion of the interference Of third parties
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Osnabergs, Shirtings, DC.

am AGENT Cor the sale Of several brands OF
| osnaberps and shirtinga, OF all widths
well adapted 60 sacking Wheat, fIour, corn
60; and II propose to soil these gcous pre-
5d"d 20 this point. Merchants and 9th.
20, sishing supply can order from me, and
: ,viII direct the goods TO be left at any depot
LONG The line Of the East Tenn. d Ga. Rail
road, at the same price sell for here. there
Inv saving the carriage from this point.
T. NJ. MCPHERSON,
Knoxville July 20-lm-356 dgsst, DE
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OCOEE H0 u S E,
Cleveland, Tenn.
70. Ell. WA NICE

~ RESPECTFULLY gives notice that he has leased this
kS, welknown Hotel and that Il is now open for the
'so,,on Of travellers and boarders. Having had
nerience In the business he atters himself that
L. Eli he able by constant and devoted attention to IT,
a., Issn such House shall meet the appreciation OF
" ~ nav riye hin, call. Ills Table will At all times
iied with the best the country affords, and every
made on his part to render his guests comfortable
lie solclts A share Of patronage. sept '-u-Soo
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Why,'said gentleman in the course Of an
argument on the price of putty, 1t is us plain
as that two and two makes four.
THAT also deny retortcd his antagonist,
Tor two and two make twenty-five,
The gentleman settled several inches in
his boots and politely offered his opponent
his hat
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,B- Dante, in his descent into hell, says:
those who are confined in the lowest re-
ginns of the internal world are snch as h1v5
betrayed the confidence Of women. The
scamps need not expect any thing better.
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A REMARKABLE MAN.-Iherc is a gentle
man residing in this city, who came here
twenty. three years ago from England, and
brought with him some three hundred gum
cas- of his own hard earning, with which he
commenced business rs grocer on small
scale. Little by little he increased his trade,
and at the present time he is proba " worth
more than any other man in Massachusetts
in the same line Of business. During the
period of twenty-three years he never gave Il
note Of hand or took one; he never sued
man and was never sued himself, and was
never called to the wtncss-siand in any court
during the whole period. lie was never
naturaIized, and of course never voted, al
though he has paid thousands of dollars for
State and county taxes. lie has been known
to buy II cargo of West India goods amount
ing to $4,000, for which he paid cash on de-
livery He never deals in or drinks intox-
icating liquors; never gives n dollar for Il
charitable purpose where he supposcs his
name will appear in the newspapers, although
he has distributed thousands to the Distress
es of his fellow men. Can such another man
be found in this or any other country!-BOS.
Times
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Wholesale Druggists.
KFaUii0md, RisIey q Co.,
I'm
New Goods.

UUsT received, plain, fancy and French embroidered
81 shirts, Marinoe and scarlet Shirts and Drawers;
nc Gloves and Gauntiets; Ladies Oabas, from common
N extra nnc; Hosiery NJ Ill kinds; Port Monies sus-
enders black md fancy Neck Ties Satin Scarf stocks,
and many other articles al Of which promise 70 sen
sstrsneiy low. faug2Q.C. ia T-f. GIBSON
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a. The yellow fever deaths, on the LIST
instant Mt the Charity Hospital, in New Or-
lcnns were fourteen. There is no doubt but
Il disease is abating.
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L. O. O. ia.
JOnesbOrO' Female High School,
Under the control and direction cf

Under the control and direction II
.JOYESROROU GH LODGE, NO. 40, l. o. o. r.
Rev. DAVID srtLSs, Of Tenn, Associate Principals.
Rev A. H. sTouT, of Md
Assisted by n competent corps Of Female TeachersJ
r. uAcxfn aud LADY Of beipsc, Professors OF Nusic'
DrawIng Painting, Embroidery, &C., &C..
rwyJIE next Session Of this Institution VIII commence
on Thursday the 9Th day Of September, 1890.
Cou,se Of study and terms same us heretofore.
The bgb character and deserved popularity this
scboo has attained under the care OF two Associate
princjpols Inpel the Lodge TO continue that system
me location Of this Schoci-ln pleasant village OF
ono uonaand inhabitants remarkable Tor health ana
morality directly on the line Of Railroad North ana
Sontb.srst now near completion, one hundred miles
pnst Of Knoxville surrounded by mountains, and pure
r,ino water In abundancerenders II desirable to all,
and n itnbe point for School Of The largest size ana
%i,bcs, order Large and conmodlous buildings have
been and ARE being erected sufficient to accommodate
verv large number Of scholars In addition to nose
ofore in Interchangeable last session numbering
upwards of one hundred and MY pupils
boarding can be had In private families IN rsasona
BILE terms. ,,,,.,.,t.
supply NJ School Books kept for sale ut Philadepha
wholesale prices, with the carriage added. -
For further particulars address "MJ LaDdon Ciayne.
sec'y of the school, the Secreary OF the bodge'
also sec circular and catalogue. ,r
j. w. DglDERck, ~ r. MktN,
T. W. Ifoss, j. a. DmwoT"'
W. r. BngwER, JONI IhnnA, c.tooJ
nesboro', Aug lie Commune ~ "' ''
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.4y" There seems to be steady stream of
emigration from the United States TO Europe.
The packet ship Tonawanda sailed from
Philadelphia for Liverpool on Saturday with
0 cabin and 267 Storage passengers.
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just Received,

0UO 1000 lbs. Rio do;
900 lbs. Crushed Sugar;
100 Caracas Indigo;
100 Star Candles:
80 Dupont's Rife Powders
90 " Blasting do;
II ID. Cans Eagle do;
200 gallons No l Golden Syrup;
All of which will be sold as usual, at the
very lowest prices
June W. G.. HORTON d co.
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Land for Sale,
William II. Miller, BY his Guardian, Thomas
Miller,

William ii. Miller, BY his Guardian, Thomas
Miller
as.
William II. Hunter, and the other heirs of
Samuel Hunter, deceased,
Petition to Sell Land
TN obedience to an nterlocutory decree and
l. order of the Worshpful County Court of
Meigs county, Tennessee, at its September
Session, 1855, will proceed to go upon the
premises and sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, all the undivided interest which the
said William II. Miller has in and to all the
Lands of which said Samuel Hunter, died,
seized and possessed in said county. A credit
of twelve months will be given upon all en-
cept the sum of sixty dollars, which must he
paid down, and note and good security will
be required and a lien retained for the residue
of the unpaid purchase money.
JAMES A. IIOUSER, Clerk.
Sept IA, lS55-it Prs fee "a SGi
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tP Cowles, in his excellent "llstory of
Plants" notices the virtue of hemp thus la
concally:
"By this cordage, ships are guided, bells
are rnnr. and rogues Kept in awe
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COM III E R CIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 10.
Since my report of last week have to notice still
further advance in Bacon, while Grain has fallen of in
price the crop begins to be offered on the mar
ket. now quote
BACON hog round IL a l3r; hams scarce at ~ a 14c;
sides 49, a 14Kc; shoulders H. y q lee LARD 10 a
15c. TALLow 12Hc. BEEF on foot Az % Sc for grass
fed. Pork 6 a. &c. SHEEP so 40 $50 z head. Wool
Is a 20c CUrroS YARNS IS 40 lie. 0sSABgRGs 10 40
lie. DRY HIDES II a 12c. DRIED PEACHES peeled 200
% 90 z bush; unpeeled $3.50 90 LIS. DRIED APPLES,
peeled 81 ,25 a 1885, sale for unpeeled Cons so 90
Csc. MEAL 90c a. 81. OARS G5 a zoe. WHEAT 81 30
"a 1,5O FLOUR 100 % 80 2 Dbl, and same rate in sacks
sToCK PEAS 9Oc a 81. HAY 81, 25 a DO FEATHERS
SO @ BIC BEEswAx 81 "a 23c. BUTTER IS a 25c. EGGs
scarce at IS q sc. PeAcn BRANDY 1,5O q 81 z gal,
for choice Apple do. I5c a ST..
EXCHANGE on the North y q cent. premium.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
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FOR SALE.

r1NIIE undersigned wishes to dispose of his
L House aud Lot, situated in the west end
of Athens, on Washington Street, which he
will sell on reasonable terms The location
is desirable one for man with a small
family. For further information apply to the
subscriber at the Office Of the Athens Post.
WILLIAM RUSSELL.
Athens. August II, 1855
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A Good COmParison.-The Rev william
ROuatt wel-knoWn Methodist clergyman residing al
Naples draws the following amusing but ant comDari
son between DR.. M'lane's Nermifuge and ferret:
"a ferret when placed at the entrance OF rat-bole
enters the aperture travels along the massage szs
upon the rat extermnates his existence and draws The
animals defnct carcass TO the light. And In Ike man
ner have | found DE-. h'LdHe's Ameyfcda -gs
to oderate upon worms those dreadful aud dangerous
tormentors Of children. This remedy like the ferret
enters the aperture Of the mouth travels down The l
let hunts round the stomach lays hold Of the worms
shakes the life Of the reptiles sweeps clean their den
and carries their carcasses clear OF the svse-
This at least has been the effect OF the Vermihge unon
nv children" A neghbor OF Mr.. Roulatt Mr. John
Briggs adopts the smile Of the reverend certfr thus
both giving their most uneqnyocal approval of this
great specific amer having witnessed its operation unn
their own children Let others try it, and be satisfied
Purchasers will he careful to ask for Dr. WLqne's
Csiebrafsd Tsrmifgge, and take none else An other
Vermiuges in comparison, are worthless. Dr. ArLane's
vermifuge, also his Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be
had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United tas
and Canada
For sale by p. H. KEITH Co., Athens: J.A.kCW
CoFFrS, jacksonville; and by Agent In every town
in Tennessee. sept II