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DIR. III. III. Farlhaln's
ORRIS AND CHARCOAL
TOOTH PASTE.

DREPARED expressly for his practicc--a
Il preparation combining all the properties
necessary for n general dentrifce. 1t gives
to the teeth beautiful and brilliant polish,
and is excellent to cleanse and heal spongy
and diseased gums. 1t possesses alkaline
properties sufficient to destroy the parsitical
animacular which infect the teeth Of almost
every person Gas tshown by experiment.,
and for disenfecting the breath, cleansing
the mouth and polishing the teeth it is the
best preparation in the market.
Price 25 cents Sold Mt his Office by
j. II. Potter, druggist; and by c. II. Dem
ison
DR.. +. has arso rice article o. Tooth
brushes :or sale at his Office.
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NEVER ASK A QUESTION IN A HURRY.
: Tom. n word with vou

NEVER ASK A QUESTION IN Hurry
Tom, word with you.'
BE quick, then, pln in hurry
What did you give your sick horse
the other day"
A pint of turpcntine.'
John hurries home and administers
the same dose to favorite charger, who
strange to say, drops off defunct in hall
IN hour. His opinion of his friend Tom:
veterinary ability is somewhat staggered
lie meets him the next day.
'Well, Tom
'Well, John, what is it,
Il gave my horse pint Of turpontin,
gnd it killed him as dead as Julius Gao
ar
so it did minc.'
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Patent Medicines.

have made arrangements to keep on hand
a supply of all the popular and standard
ranted genuine, and will be sold wholesale
and retail, at the lowest cash prices.
would respectfully ask attention to the
| following list, rs among a few of the many
Articles comprising my stock, which vii
be sold at the lowest cash prices.
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Mount Eagle TriDOIi.

JUST received, large invoice of tbi,
u most invaluable article for cleansin o and
furnishing metal and glass ware. Warrant.
ed to give better satisfaction than anv
other article in use. Certificates of ;ts
goodness may be seen at our Store.
j. & 7. MOVES.
Pawcatuck, Dec. Z, 1858. l4Itf
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GS AND MEDICIN ES

CHEMICALS, PERFUMERl,
Fancy Articles, Mineral Mcdi-
cines Botanic Medicines, Roots,
Herbs, Barks and Extracts.
Those in want of pure and un-
n ltnrnl mnlicinns wi ! find Ii
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A ! Lterata res.


American Chanchalagua, Arlington
Bitters, ,Bushs Sarsaparilla, Bulls do, Hal
sey's Forest Wine, Dr.. Woodwortb's Sarsa'
parilla, Gilson's Syrup, Halls Palingensia
! Jaynes Alternative, kennedy's Medical
! discovery, Morse's syrup of Yellow Dock
/ Myers Extract of Rock Rose, Railway
Resolvent, Sands Sarsaparlla, shaker
Alternative Syrup, Thompson's Spice Bit
ters, Townsend's Sarsaparlla, DR. Weaver :
Syrup, Bushs Sarsaparilla.
BitterS.
ical, Clark's Sherry Wine. small, lIardys
Electuary, Jewett's Health Restoring
Langleys Root and Herb, Motfatt's Phenix
Richardson dry, Williams.
COSmeticS.
Balm of Thousand Flowers, Cold Cream,
Velvet Chalk, Pink Saucers, Hungarian
Balm. Flesh balls, pink and white, Rose
powder, toilet powder, liquid rogue.
Cough Medicines.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Bush's Waters
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters, Cough and Group
Syrup, Curtis lIygienna, Cod Liver OIL
Devine's Pitch Lozenges, Fitch's Pulmonary
Balsam, Gardner's Balsam Of Liverwort
James Expectorant. ewett's Elixir ,Whoop
ing Cough Syrup, Reed & Cutters Pulmo
nary Balsam, Rogers Syrup Of Livcrwor
Tar and Canchalagua, Trips Cough Can
dy, Whitney's Group Syrup.
PlLIS.
Ayers Sugar coated, Benefits Plant ant
Root, Brandreth's, Deans Rhematic, IIib
bard's, llolloway's Hooper's Female, Lee
Auti-bilious, McLanes Liver. Moffatt
Life, Phelps Tomato, Potters Podophyllin
Smiths Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable
and various other kinds of Pills.
Lin I'm cntS.
Atwood's Liniment, Clark's do, American
Balsam, Davis Pain Killer, Dyer's IIealin,
Embrocation, Fitches Liniment, Hunt
Rheumatic, James Liniment, Marchant'
Gargling Oil, McIntyre's Rheumatic, Mex
lean Mustang, Railways Ready Relief
Tobias Venetian, Williams Liniment.
j. ii. POTTER,
West End PGwcatuck Bridge.
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DRUGS

to their advantage to purchase ut the Med
ical Depot, West End pawcatuck Bridge.
Physicians and Dealers will find it for
their interest to examine this stock before
purch asinp elsewhere,
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Iron & steel,

NR0CKERY, n good assortment, for sale
" by PENDLETON q CO.
April 10, 1866.
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Keep Comfortable.

MATRASSES, of every description, for
Nl sale at CLARK & HAZARDS
816 Furniture Rooms.
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I AIDES Work Baskets, Port Monnics,
IL Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, &c., just
received and for sale cheap by
210tf o. STILLMAN.
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Building Lots.

S0 HOUSEHOLDS, ,forsale by
w " DW s. A PIERCE.
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Dr. j. III. Schenck's
> T. A w Z f ID MIC,
For the Cure Of Dyspepsia.

Iva Iue NuIe VI OySptpSld'
This romedy Is composed of n compound prepa-
ration OF II common weed growing along the sea
shore, and is a certain and infallible remedy for
the cure Of Dyspepsia and its accompanying dis
eases, to wit
Sour and sick Stomach, Loss of appetite,
Headache, ,Pain in tie Side and Breast,
PalpttatiOns Of the Heart, Ulcers,
anu ErnptiOnS Of all kindS,
ChiiiS and Feoer, GraUei,
AMI diseases Of the
Ridneys.
Nervousness, Weakness Of the Limbs,
Fainting Spells, and all Dis
eases peculiar TO Fendies.
Nearly every person is more or less afflicted with
Dyspepsia or some of the diseases connected with
IT., and IL is with feelings of pleasure that Dr..
schenck can announce To all such tho discovery Of
virtue of the Sea Weed which is just the remedy
Tor their ailments. Dyspepsia and the many dis
cases arising from il. is caused by the deficient
secretion Of the gastric juices and weakness of the
powers of the stomach The effect of the Sea Weed
Tonic il felt soon alter II is taken. it supplies at
once the principles of the deficient ga tric juice.
and the food is digestod naturally. In fact the
Tonic so nearly resembles the natural gastric juice
that chemists even find difficulty in disingu lining
them 1t gives tone aud Strengthens the stoisach.
thus enabling ii to secrctc the proper quantity aud
quality OF gastric juice and Dyspepsia and allmts
diseases soon disappear
1t is n wcllknOwn fact that none suffer like q
Dyspcptic. for in addition to the Dyspepsia there
Is often either Headache, Sour and Sick stomach
Pain in the Side PalptatiOns of the Heart, Chills
and Fever, Gravel, Disease OF The Kidneys Nervous
Weakness and Tremors. General Debility, ,Faintness
Loss Of Appetite. Bad Taste. Fever stoppagcs in
Females. all or each of them arising from "A disor-
dercd stomach, and here is newly discovered
remedy for the tritling Of one polar that VIII
cure cf all this train of disease.
Now Dyspcptic. will you avail yourself of TINS
remedy for tr.iling cost or will you stll sur
fer on The choice Is for you to make. The Sea
Weed Tonic Is pleasant bitters, giving perscn Il
good appetite and good digestion is put up quart
bottles always agrees with the stomach and one
bottle generally effects cure. Whenever the bow
els are cOstiyc he tongue furred or the complexion
sallow. a few of Schruck's Mandrake or Liver plls
are 10 be used. 4 Box of these Pills accompany
each bottle Of the Tonic and will be found in re.
cess of the bottle. covered with label
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II TrllSSes,

~ SUPPORTERS, SHOULDER
S/ BRACES, a new supply ofFrench
and American manufacture, vari-
Gus styles, for sale cheap by
[149tl1 j. ii. POTTER.
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Judd's Baking Powders
TUST received, large invoice of Judd's
y celebrated Baking Powders, at
j. g. 2. MOVES,
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Stonington March 8, 1852.
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LOUISVILLE, July 18th, lSi

D~IIear, what DR.. Stapp, ply ysican VITO stands at
the top of his profession says of John Bulls Sarsapara
have been using John Bulls Sarsapara, in great
variety of chronic diseases, with the most happ'eecs
and have hesitation in recommending to the public
for the Of scroua syphilis and all cutaneous and
glandular diseases Yours, most feryently,
Lewisport, Ky. April q, 1919. WM sTAPP NJ. d.
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We earnestly invite all persons who suffering with
any OF the ills that flesh Is hey to,n call r John
GRATIS and for the sake of humanity, hope that
single individual will not he found unwilling to give Bus
Sarsaparia TRIAL, after reading and recoectng at the
time that it Is impossible for the Doctor to publish
the tenth part the number of certificates of astounding
cures reformed by his sarsaparilla The amount Of
testimony voluntarily showered Dr. Bulls sarsaparla,
from well known and distinguished individuals both in
public and private life has been perfectly overwhelming
~" PRINCIPAL, OFFICES; No. Gilsey
Building. CortIand-sircet. New York ana
No. 4 Eifth-street, Louisville, Ky.
For sale by j II. Potter.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01

OPINION OF THE British PREss.-The
English Press admits that hopes of peace
have fled, and that no assistance can be ex.
pected from Austria, and but little from the
rest of Europe; consequently TINT France and
England must fight it out. The London
Times publishes an article expressing these
views. The Times has also an editorial on
behalf of the government, stating that it is
impossible to peruse the official documents of
the Vienna Conference without seeing that
Russia was never in earnest in her pretended
desire for peace. Some, however, think diff.
ierently; and Earl Grey, in the House of
Lords, has given notice of motion for 2lst
inst, that an address be sent to the Queen,
deploring the failure of negotiations, and
stating, as the opinion of Parliament, that the
proposals of Russia were such rs to afford a
fair prospect of concluding peace, by which
all the original objects of the war might have
been gained, and by which the allies might
have obtained all the advantages which can
be reasonably demanded from Russia. Mines
Gibson made similar motion in the House
of Commons.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01

Coon ADvcE.-An Irish paper the local
organ of ST. Jarleth's, states that the rush
from Ireland to America, has set in with
fearful rnpidity. Bishops and Priests, backsd
by the whole power of the Church, are Or.
ging the faithful TO stay at home. Most ex-
celent advice, and sincerely do we hope it
may produce the desired effect. Among
other reasons assigned by John Of Tuames
why" the flight of his cratic subjects
should be stayed are the following:
While the Irish Catholic race was treated
with kindness in America we never uttered
word of remonstrnnce or warning; but now
that all parties agree in complaining of the
dreadful prosecutions which await them from
all the powers of acknowledgement in the
hitherto boosted land of liberty, we feel il
our imperative duty to raise our voice in
protest and reclamation. Bad as home is,
and cold MS is the prospect that awaits our
people under system of laws chat obsti.
nately refuses security for tenant industry
it is better to remain and battle with the ills
they know than to fly to others of u more
revolving hind. A quiet death in the old
land of the saints, with the aid of religious
consolation in that awfn! hour, is better than
contact with the awful decentralization and
almost total absence Of religious comforts
which await the emgrant beyond the Allan.
| tic.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01

EAST TENNESSEE MARBLE-The Washington
Star says of n lot of variegated East Tennes.
see Marble, recently received at the Capitol =:
1t has attracted the attention of large
number of marble dealers and is by all pro-
nouneed the most elegant article of the kind,
either foreign or domestic. This marble is
to be used for decorating the interior of the
addition to the Capitol.
We are proud to see this encouragement of
native stone, and have no doubt that, after it
has become known throughout the country,
it will to great extent, if not entirely sii.
persede all foreign marble now in use.
The government has now an opportunity
of furnishing the Interior of the capitol in a
manner superior to any other public building
in the world. and with material, too, found
in large quantities in our country, which is
SO rich in mineral and agricultural resources.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01

WHY DoN'r They LEAvE!-Recently, in
town not very far distant, several gentle.
men were talking on the American question,
and condemning the practice of foreign gov
ernments shipping their criminals and pau.
pers to this country. A Patander, some three
months only from the Seem of the Sea-" who
happened to be within hearing, rather aston.
ished the crowd by remorking IAN be ja-
bers! if the 'Mercans don't like the country,
why don't they lave it!" This was clncher,
and of course the conversation had n very
abrupt termination.
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THE HEATHEN.-The people of some parts
of Alabama are determined to put u stop to
the Telegraph business. Alter tearing down
the wires they issued the following proclama-
ton, which the Tuscumbia papers assure us
is genuine, having been found posted up in
the woods along the line
ne Mat iaq G County Mn"1"" the 9th of May 1865
Notice to the Managers of the Telegrnnt
Ware are hereby forwarned to not to put up
the ware any more for it shall not Stay up
any more long"t Il time If You do not let il
stay down the hole country is going to Just
20 before your Eyes and tare it down and
cut the post and throw away the glasses and
throw away the ware and skin the first man
sails any thing A gainst it and throw his hide
crows A pole and split 100000
Jump up John the Wolf ketcher.
The Mobile Advertiser expects that Sam is
not "round generally" in that section or
Jump up John the Wolf Kctcher" would
make little less noise than he does.
he Albanian tells n story Of an old lady
who belonged to the "Wolf Ketcher" party,
and who is ready to swear That daring the
drought of last summer she frequently saw
the clouds "gather over the TELEGRAPH wires
and bile. for half an hour, trying their
best to rain but had to give it up Mt
last"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS-A suit was recently
instituted by farmer 10 Pike county, Ind-
ana, against the Straight Line Railroad Com.
pany, to recover damages resulting to his
land BY running the road through it. A de-
cision was given in the case, several days
since, by the Circuit Court, by which dam.
ages amounting TO one cent were awarded to
the farmer, The land through which the
road runs has more than doubled in value
since the location of the road
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01
or The New York Herald saws:

California, merchant is now in the citv
with the view to make some arrangement for
the receipt of -four and wheat from Sim
Francisco. The samples that he exhibits are
of the very finest kind, fully equal to the best
production Of our State. The wheat costs
about 90r. per bushel, and the -four n little
less than So per Dbl. in Snn Francisco. This
gentleman is fully confident that both can be-
laid down here at profit, even admitting that
prices may materially decline within the next
three or four months.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01

~ Mr.. Mcclure, recently died in one
of The Western States, leaving property to
the value of two millions of dollars. In hi.
will he brqueaths 10 every sucieiy in the u.
States founded by, and for the benefit of
mechanics and workinp.men the sum of five
hundred dollars. Applications must be made
to the executors.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01

FROM THE PLAISs.-The Santa Fe mail
arrived at Independence on Monday. Col.
V. Vrain, with three companies, in pursuit
OF the Utah, fell in with party of Apaches
and killed six men and took six women
prisoners. Troops had been dispatched to
the junction of Red river, to intercept the
meeting of tho Indians at that point.
Col. Miller has gone to the White Noun.
tains, after band of the Mescarrilles tribe
Major Dusenberry died at Santa Fe on the
LIST OF April.
The mail party report meeting but few In.
dams The grass was poor and water scarce
on the Plains, there having been great
drought
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01

WAR DECLARED BY THREE THOUSAND Tx.
DiANs.--The following intelligence comes in
tho shape of u letter from St. Joseph, dated
May 10th:
Col. Vaughn, Indian agent from Fort Pierre.
arrived IN to"n yesterday evening. He states
maj me Indians on the plains are in very
unsettled condition; in fact assuming hostile
attitude. The Black Feet, Apaches, md
sioux, Mnnacunques, Sansare, and Yanc,nos.
banded in mighty host, and scoffing exist.
ing treaties, have unburied the Ratchet, and
bd defiance to the powers that be. These
tribes combined with the Brulays and Ovna.
hes OF the Platte, numbering al II small cal.
culation, three Thousand warriors, have
thrown up Notifications on Dreaming B, II Mt
the source Of Grand River, and are not only
ready but anxious to meet any force that
government may send against them!-em-
boldened by the ense which they massacred
our soldiers in the late skirmishes, and re.
marking the terror ever since manifested by
the whites in their necessary intercourse with
them, and nre scofing at the power Of the
United States TO discharge them Of their
strong holdl The Asimblaiies, Riccaries.
and Mandatnes, having the fsarthe four new
regiments before their eyes, hive told their
agent Col. Vnughn, ID council, that they will
mol only mid and nbst, but furnish mat. rinl
assistance ins-subduing their refractory
oicshrcn. 49,. " y. ~ ~ afsgs ~ -
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WASHINGTON, May 90

Secretary Dobbin has returned to this city,
greatly improved in health.
The Washington Union of this morning
commends the removal of workman from
the Gosport Navy Yard for being Know
Nothing, and indicates that all Know Moth
ings holding Office under the Federal Gov
ernment will be prescribed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01

GAMBLING IN The sixth Cali
fornia Legislature Inns adjourned after Sos.
sion of 100 days, during which time unmer-
Gus beneficial and highly popnlar.lsws have
been enacted. Among these Is one prohibit
ing gambling throughout the state, under the
most stringent principles. Gambling houses
ARE, at last, to be closed, and d practce which
has gone further. toward demoralizing Cali
fornia at home, and ia the eyes Of the world
bids fair to be permanently srndicated from
the land. Vigorous attempts. both BY infiu-
ence and money, have been made to procure
the repeal or modification of this law, but To-
no purpose, -. -'as y
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01
FURTHER NEWS PER AMERICA.
louIsvILLs, May q

louisfiLLE, may 20.
Vienna, Friday evening. II Is rumored
that Count Buol has given in his resignation,
but the rumor Is not confirmed.
It is said that Austria is on the point of
declaring complete neutrality, as also the
whole of Germany.
The London Times In an editorial says the
circumstance of America not sympathising
with the allies is shocking and revolving
The Police say they have discovered n vast
lot Of ram6cations, throughout Europe, to
promote Instruction, hence Pinnor's execu.
ton will be postponed 50 rs to trace his con-
nection Herewith.
On the day the attempt was made, it
was freely stated in various cities through.
out Italy, Spain and Germany that Napoleon
was dead.
Haly.-lt was reported that the King of
Naples was fired at by an assassin at review;
but found out upon enquiry, to be nothing
but an accidental discharge of soldiers
gun.
Operations in The Bdhic.-The English
portion Of the Baltic feet was making up to
wards the island of Gothland as fast rs the
ice would permit
1t is said that France has asked permission
to establish French camp In Swedish, terri
tory, and ifthis is refused, the allies will then
take possession of Bomarsnnd, and fortify
that place.
Austrian aud Russian Diplomacy-Symp.
toms increase that the Austrian and Russian
Cabinets are attempting to effect general
accord among the German States. The edi-
tors of the semi official journals have united
to favor the movement.
France.-Drouyn de L. Hugs, the French
Minister of Foreign Affairs, has resigned,
from an unwillingness TO protract the war.
Count Waemski, the French ambassador
ut London, has been appointed his success.
sor.
Pianori, who attempted to nssassinate
the Emperor, has been CONDEMNED TO DEATH
The project of a new loan of seven hun.
dred million francs is under consideration BY
the Council of State.
Russian accounts from the Crimca are fa
voraole to their cause. An immense num-
Der of troops, numbering over 100000, are il
and around Sebastopol, with constant recruit.
pouring in. The deiences at Sebastopol ar,
greatly increased in strength. There hav,
been several sorties, in which n good man,
were killed on both sides, but no regular bat
tie. The Russians are said to be in hgl
spirits. Bombardment by the allies has al
most entirely ceased.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01

AN AMERICAN MURDEREp.-Ar recent mum.
Der of the Brownsville Flag contains O. letter
from Saltillo, Mexico, giving IN account of
the murder of an American named DR., Downs.
who was robbed of large amount of money
by his mnrderers, md the Mexican officials
appropriated what property remained to
themselves
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01

f3" Principles are vital and indestructibe.
They cannot die. They cannot be ignored.
They may indeed be renounced orabandoned
by former advocates and adherents; but even
in such case, they will assert and re-assert
themselves. And their operation in practical
administration may be, oftentmes very wse-
ly, suspended or held in allegiance; but their
latent force, ready to be called into practical
operation upon the demand Of expedency, is
not only undeniable, but must be evermore
aairmative!y asserted, or otherwise the gov.
eminent would be continually exposed to the
dangerous hazards of revolutions, or finally
engulphed in anarchy.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01

w young man employed ms clerk in
one of the first commercial houses in New
Orleans, was sent, on Saturday afternoon, to
draw check upon bank for $4,000. He
got the money, and neither himself nor it has
since been heard of.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01

Horse THIEF.-A man, who gave his
name as Smith, Gone of the Johns, perhaps,)
hired n horse from Bridges Livery Stable, on
Saturday morning last to ride few miles
into the country, since which time neither he
or the horse has been heard of. A reward
Of twenty-five dollars is offered for his ap-
prehension. See advertisement