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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-24
Ho! for Kingston Springs !!


Ho! for Kingston Springs!
! TIVE undersigned have made an arrange <STE1.z-
L ment with Mr. James J. Baker, to fsSsssFsS8
a six pa senger omnibus to the Springs three AR2@-
times week Fare each way two dollars Office at the
Sewanee House, where seats may be secured.
The omnibus will leave Nashville pactady at O'Clock,
A. NJ, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Returning, will leave the Springs punetuaUy at same
hour, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Careful drivers good horses comfortable omnbnses and
delightful place Of resort are thus offered to the public
NJ pains viii be spared to make the trip pleasant, and
jeai~2m EJ&J BREEDER.
BAGS BAGs!!
ON and after the LIST August will be able TO furnish
" 1000 bags per day, for the purpose Of holding wheat
-four and Persons requiring Bags viii please
jy2i W. H. GORDON co.
ATHEAT.-5O,O oO bushels wheat wanted (put up
cash. [iy2ll W. H. GORDON co.
HAMS cask extra sugar.cured Hams, for sale by
II [apr17l VESSEL THOMPSON.
GUM BATH NIATTS.-Afew more Ofthose Gum
VI Bath Mats on hand and for sale by
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
jy20 Corner College st and Square.
PARTICULARLY CHEAP.
WE heave passed styles Berage that we are SELL
je12 R. G. McNAIRY co.
TIE BEST HAIR BYE.
DR o. NJ BALLARD'S (new article received the high
~ premium at the WORLDs FAIR and AMERICAN INsTI-
TUTE where it examined by the DISTINGUISHED CHEMISTS
DIR. Chiffon and Prof JOHN ToRREY and pronounced the
BEST For sale by the principal Druggists in this city
Price 81. Principal Office and Store, Nos 49S and 500
BROADWAY, New York. mar2l-1y
ENOR HIRE.-A negro man 26 years Of age for the
balance Of the year. Also boy and girl and u years
aug16 General Agent No. II Deaderick st.
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DISSOLUTION

THE copartnershp heretofore existing between the sub
Il scrheTs, under the style Of RAMAGR CHURCH, was
dissolved the 7h inst by mutual consent All
due the late firm 10 be paid j. Ramage viii pay
all claims against the arm
JOHN RAMAGE
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Wheat (! Wheat |!

V'EN THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHEAT
wanted deliverable Warehouse by the 18th inst
for which will pay IS cents per bushelof 60 lbs.
sugS W. H. GORDON co.
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APPOINTMENTS.
a. A N I'D A II Il y.


w We are authorized and requested to announce
Lieut. WV. =; LLLARp as a candidate Tor the state
Senate, for the district composed OF Monroe Meigs,
..
~ We are authorized and requested to announce
Hon SMITH as candidate for re-eleetlon to rep
of the u. s. Election I'd Of August next,
We are authorized and requested to announce Col.
JAS JARVIS as candidate for aseat In the Senatorial
possd Of MeSiinn Meas polk and Monroe counties.
f ~
Weare authorized and requested TO announce Dr. WIN.
JOHNSON as candidate for the Senate for the Dis-
trict composed OF the counties OF Monroe Meigs, Polk
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Bloody-Flux, Dysen'ery, Diar-
rhea & Cholera!

'TNllE above disorders, so prevalent in this
l. country, can all be cured by the GrHfrn-
berg Dysentary Syrup, which is sold for only
30 cents per-botte'
CUTS, BURNS, SWELLINGS, OR INFLA-
NATION, either external or Internal, cured
by the Grnfenberg Green Mountain OINTMENT;
price 25 cents per box-better than any Lin-
ment or Pain Killer for it gives instant relief
Fiiling Of the Womb and all other diseases
are promptly cured by Marslall's UrEDNE
CArnoucoN-price reduced to $ 80 per bottle
the only remedy that hasyet been discovered
that reaches the above complaint.
THEGR. EFENB BERG VEGETABLEPILLS
are pronounced the very best pills in the
world; 100000 boxes are sold every year in
Tennessee-price 30 cents.
These and all other Gref1nberg Medicines
are Tor sale by
z W. BURNS, Athens; B. +. NAnTIS Son,
Calhoun; VAuGnN d. PICKLE; Sweetwater; w.
l., WHrTE, Loudonj @, CANNoS, Madisonville.
ALEX MCKENZIE, Nashville.
s June 49, '55-Sm 353l General.Agent.
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Valuable and for Sale.

DURSUANT TO a decree of the Circuit
II Court Of Monroe county, Tenn, in case
The petition of Samuel Douthet and others,
"a. Isaac T. Douthet and others, to sell land,
| will, GU the LIST day of September next, Of
fer for sale on the premises, situate in Blount
county. Tenn, ON the Tennessee River,
miles below Aorganton, a valuable Tract OF
Land, containing THREE Hundred and Ninety
eigAl 4 cTes, more or lees, known as the Uouth-
OF old farg..and being the same ON which
Samuel Douthst. deceased, formerly resided.
half the purchase money and twelve months
on the residue, the purchaser giving bond and
approved security and u lien retained until
the purchase money is paid.
JOHN .MoCLAIN, Com'r.
June Is. lS56---4t prs Zee 50 SOL
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FIGURING Wills.

'ENIE Subscriber respectfully announces to
1 the public that he has recently rebuilt
his MILLS on Eastanallee. three miles North
east of Calhoun, Tenn, on an entirely new
and improved plan, and is now prepared to
accommodate those who have Wheat and
Corn to grind. He can grind any quantity
on short notice, aud insures fine turn-out.
lie specially solieits the patronage Of such
us desire a superior article of Flour for fami.
ly use. lie is also prepared to crush Corn in
the cob for stock. send in your Grain and
Try the Mills w. j. McCLaICHEY.
June ., lS55-tf S5l
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ATLANTA, July ..
During the pact week we have noticed but little an
imation in our Produce market.
BAccs is in only moderate demand present prices,
though Reaction Is confidently expected in short
time. We quote sides at II q i2sc hams Ice, dull
shoulders % "a csc; hog rould II a IKE. LARD, in
bbs duh, NJ 40 l2c. BCrTEh Tenn. III kegs, i2< 40
loo Cons, dull, 81 N Ito p bus. Cons MEAL Sl,lO
40 10 Hay, Tenn in bales, ~ 80 q 100 lbs. feath'
ers dull SIC.
ExcrASGE--sight drafts on New York &c; Augusta,
Charleston and savannah Z i cent prem.
Yours, truly,
SEAGO & ABBOTT,
GeneJui Commission lFrchdRts
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Macon Market.

MACON, July 9.
Transactions for the past week light with stocks Of
Bacon, Lard and Flour m0ierate-sHei limited prices
declining.
BACON hog round, with clear sides, 10jG a. lie; clear
sides ~ 90 l2c hams l0si % 'llc shoulders % 90
Toe. LARD, stocks heavy, IN q 12c in bbs. Cons,
little demand, S1,25 a $50. Oars, sales limited
70 a 50. PEAS, sales limited, lbs a slyho. MRAL,
sales limited 1870 % si,s5. Flour, superfne, per
sack 40 90 SIS; extra fine - a $50, II sack
FEATHERS, dull 33 "a 35c Hay, good Tennessee, $50
90 S1,75 n cwt. BITTER, good article lG q 1Sc.--
CoEFEE, Ro,hrm, lex a l3c. SUGAR New Orleans y
90 Sc. M0LAssEs, In barrels, 81 90 43c.
ExcnASGR oil New York y u cent. prem.
Respectfully,
.H ALLEN & DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants, Ndcoa, Ga.
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THE .ENIrERSTTY
IA ,jlv H e6i>s
Chancery Sale Of Land.
David Crockett, Executor OF John Crockett
and y eison Crockett,

james lfOckcl.
DURStiANT to u decree of the Chancery
4 Court at Athens, had in this cause at the
February term 1858, / viii sell at the Court
house door in Athens. at pullic cutlery, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hano, on the 2lst
day of July next, one undivided half interest
in the hand of the said John Crockett, in Nc
MINI country, on which he resided at the time
of'his death, until the youngest child of VIM.
Crockett, the son Of the testator aforesaid,
shall arrive at the age Of twenty one years,
and at the expiration of that time he, the
snid james Crockett is to have and enjoy an
undecided fourth interest in said Land;
and also, one undiyded fourth interest
in certain Tract of Land which belong
ed To. the estate of John Crockett, deceased.
and by him willed to the said James Crockett.
aud known as the dry quarter, and sold as
the property of the said James Crockett, for
the satisfaction OF a debt due. the complain
ants, MS per decree Of February term aforesaid.
WA. LOWRY, G. d NJ
June S, ls55-td prs So $40
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The NEXT CONGREss.-Thr members of
Congress, SO far elected, may be summed up
thus: Whole number chosen, l6l; Wings, 50;
Administration Democrats, 8; Republicans,
81; Know Nolhings, 81; OF those understood
to he Anti.Nebraskn, ll9; Nebraska, Al. In
the present confused and distracted state OF
parties it is almost impossible to make any
classification of the House of Representatives
that shall be completely accurate and reliable.
Some members were chosen MS Republicans
who are also understood to belong to the
Know Nothing organization. .--.
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Just Reoeived

4 ND for sale, at the old stand in Calhoun,
N Tennessee,
25 Bills, New Orleans Reboled Molasses.
10 ! Bills. do, DO. do.
80 Bags fine Rio Coffee;
500 Gals. Cuba Molasses;
2500 Lbs. Brown Sugars;
5000 +" Castings; f'
10000 " Rolled lron--all Of which will be
sold low by wholesale or ietail.
Our Dry Goods stock is full and fine, and ms
low down in price as the lowest. 40 q.
July6t D. r. MARTIN d SON
would say one word to the public, as it
may save some man money. On the 18th of
June | mailed ut this office in a letter to
Nashville, Tenn, 800 Bill The letter was
registered in the Office book here aud has
failed TO reach Nashville; and on comparing
duplicate way bills Of the Nashville aud
Calhoun Fost Masters, find the one sent from
Calhoun never reached its destination
would say to those who send money to
Nashville by mail to be careful as there is u
seoundrel somewhere on the route.
b. r. MARTIN.
Calhoun, July I'd, 1885. .-..
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It would hardly do for any to have the tcnerity
nowadays question the excellence Of Dr. loonands
German Bitters which are prepared by DR.. G. NJ jack.
son. In cases OF dyspepsia, liver complaint and de-
ranpement of the digestive organs, their many virtues
have long since been made plainly apparent, They
the natural functions and bring palencss to the cheek
aud suffering TO the brow. They baeish those clogs
upon happiness rnd restore the system high health
See advertisements.
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Immense Sale. It has long ceased to be fash.
ionable to apu patent medicines oi do any thing to
enhance their SALE not from any particular prejudice
that has arMen iu he public mind against them, but
simply from the worthlessness of nearly all the "greai
remedies" crowded into the market. Hut occasioially
medicine that possesses real merit Is brought into
lightone that Is really what purporis TO be- or this
class Sloan's preparations can be ranked with safety
for we have heard Of no instance where his medicines
have been tried, but that the fullest satisfaction has
been given and their immense ssie will fully attest their
popularity - Fteepor Journal, ~
Soc SIoan,s advertisement in another cSlufnnl
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Decatur Academy.

VNIIE Trustees OF Decatur Academy take
Il pleasure in informing the public gene
rally that they have secured the services Of
T. j. Caps, who is graduate Of East Ten.
nessee University, and whose written. testi
monials entities us to recommend him as every
way qualified for the business Of teaching.
rs II ~ TERMS oFTuIrIoN. s.
Reading. Writing and Arithmetic y x s4,ot
English Sciences, $500
Languages and Higher Mathematics $3.50
boarding can he had GU moderate terms.
. The session VIII commence on Che Esd o
Jolly, 1855. n4s
BY order Of Tho Board, ...
& lOHNR NEIL, Chairmen,
June -, isS'-'f abS
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eY- Wisconsin Is tbs only State In the
Union whose Judiciary has so far forgotten
its sacred mission MS 10 pronounce n plain
indisputabiy constitutional net Of Congress-,
to witt the Fugitive Slave Law, unconstltu-
tional. This, too, is the only State where
the foreign population exceeds the native,
in point OF numbers, and where n native
American is liable to personal violence Tor
defending the principles of his party.
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Bloob.Efof these terrific Diseases, Carter's spanish
Nixiureis the only specific.
The proprietors have In their possession over
hundred certificates Of the most extraordinary cures
effected by II.
We refer TO the certificate Of Richard Adams late
High Sheriff Richmond, Va, Edwin Burton, Commits.
sioner Of the Revenue for Richmond Gen. WEIGH, of
the Mammoth Circus; Dr. undley of Washington City;
Mr.. Wm. A. Matthews and O. H. Luck, Esq, of Rich,
host of others who have Of the worst de-
scripon cured by Carters Spanish Mixture. They all
certify that it is the greatest purifier Of the blood
known.
See adveriis ement.
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PRoeREss OF THE WAR!--In storming the
Mamelon and White tower works 5000 lives
were lost. The French took 81 guns and
500 prisoners. Their new position enables
them to shell the shipping in the harbor of
Sebastopols
The English have also captured rife pits in
qunrries, losing, however, BOO in killed.
Since the late desperate conflicts the firing
of the Allies has been slack.
The fleets have burnt the Russian stores at
'ragaury, Marauop'e and Ginixhe. The Allies
are about fitting out an expedition against
Perokop. .'.'s
The Russians are reported to have evacuat.
ed Anapa. .,.
There is no news from Tcheninga or the
Baltic.
The latest news from Sebastopol is unim-
pOrtant.
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G @ vi ut E R G. I A L,
Augusta Market.

81. AUGUSTA, July2.
Herewith find statement of our Produce market
BAcos, hog round, 10 % 1OJSc, demand light; hams
dull at9Qo IL as extremes, most sales 10 % lob sides
TX l2c; shoulders % a. 98e. LARD II 40 12Gc.--
TALLpw l2}3c BEEF, POnK, and MUTTON dull at-lnst
weeks quotations. WooL aud CorTos GOons same as
then quoted. ConS sliu 90 sl20 Oars 50 90 Doc
MEAL Sl9O a S130 WHEAT 81 40 20 n, 90 Tor Red,
and s1,65 90 sl,75 for White. Flour 80 40 Sll ,5n.-
DRy HIDES II 90 l2c, and scarce. BREF Hams DRRD
II an 12Nc. WESTON do 10 a i2c Stock PEAS 81 90
BsANs $500 a 300. RArnsRs ~ a G5t. BREswAx
81 90 .23c. BurrER IS a. 25c. Eggs 10 90 lsc.
EXCHANGE On tile North y u cent. premium.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and PyOduce Merchdnt .
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Chancery Court at Decatur.

W. W. Lillard, r. NJ, Lilord and + W.
1896. King. gr
Il ton Of the Bill that e. King is non
resident citizen of the State of Tennessee, it
is therefore ordered that publication he made
in tile Athens Post n newspaper published in
the town OF Athens, McAlinn County, Tenncs
see, for four consecutive weeks, requiring
said nonresident respondent to appear a,
our next Court Of Chnucery to be held at the
Court House in the town Of Decatur, on the
I'd Monday of september NEXT then aud there
to answer Complanants aforesaid Bill or
the same will be taken as confessed us to him.
and set for hearing accordingly. 80
@ W. MCKENZIE, C. d IL
Per W. l., McKiNLEy, D. q. an
June 90, ls55--4t Frs fee So s5a
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tN- Mr.. Stephens letter MS published

tR- Mr.. Stephens letter MS published in
the Appeal contains the following paragraph;
"The great struggle will be on the admis-
sion of Kansas. Let us not, then, ally our
selves with any party, North or South, hostile
to that measure--lhat is the first point to see
to. Let us, in the next place, act, cooperate
and affiliate in party association with those
men, and those men only, al the North, ioho
sustain the principles Of The Kansas and Ne
braska bill, and the principles of the Georgia
Resolutions of 1862
What the Georgia resolutions of 1850 are,
we are not the least concerned to know. But
we do know what constitutes the platform OF
the great American party. We know that II
more than meets the case MS stated by Mr.
Stephens. We know that it "sustains the
principles of the Kansas and Nebraska BILL
and we call upon Mr.. Stephens to "stand here
upon his bond" We call too upon him to CO.
operate with the great American party!
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rR-A funeral took place atSpotswood,
on the 10Th inst, attended with some pecu-
liarity. A man who had kept mill near that
place was buried on that day, and the SER
vice was attended by two women. both claim.
ing to be the lawful wife of the deceased,
and each with family of children. The
spectacle Is said to have been as sad as it
was SINGULAR.
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,-...-.-l- NORFOLK, June 26.
81 Full returns of our municipal election show
, the success Of the entire American ticket ex-
cept the mayor and gauger Of liquors. They
have large majority Of the board of the
counclmen. .
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DIALOGUE. Customer.-How's business!
Store Boy-Sittng on an empty box, on
the shady side OF the street, whistlng
"Hazel DELL" and drumming bass with his
heels; looking up with merry eye-with
emphasis, "Fustraie!" .
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The War Department at Washington has
received further advices from Fort Laramie,
which fully contradict tho reported capture
; by the Indians. ~. - - -
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New YoRKs July 8.

A meeting of the opponents of the prohibit
tory law was held in the Park last evening,i it
was fully attended. Ex-alayor Mickle, pre-.
sided, assisted by u large number Of Vice
Presidents and Secretaries. Resolutions were
adopted declaring the lazy unconstitutional,
.and violation Of chartered rights, but de-
prccated any attempts to oppose the enforce
Inent of the law by n forcibe rcsistance---an
appeal to the ballot box, was recommended
az the only legal means Of redress.
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Poplar Hi | Academy,
FOR M ALES AND FEMALES


Tcllinh COnntys Tcnns
TNEE Fourth Session Of this Institution will
Il open on Monday. July 2sd next, and
close on Friday the 2lst day Of December
1855.
RATES OF TUITION. 70
LIST. Glass Orthogrnphy, Reading Wri-
ting and Mental exercises $500
2d. Class-G geography, English Cram.
mar and Arithmetic. 'r 500
81. clnss-Natural Philosophy, Chem.
istry, Logic, Rhetoric and Mathemat-
les. $1,000
Contingent fee in advance. $O25
Tuition charged from date of entrance till
the close Of the session, and no deduction
for loss time, except in ease of protracted
sickness. boarding can be had in private
families near the School, on moderate terms.
J. e. BARE, Principal
June 30, ls55-tf. 2j3 =
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In South Carolina the numbers are not
given, the electors in that State being chosen
by the Legislature.
The total vote for Pierce in 1859, was
l ,607,723; for Scott, I,3S6,934. It the above
statement of the Herald be correct, the Know
Nuthngs already -tnmber nearlyus many as
the Wings in 1852. ...-,
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Chanecry Court ut Athens.
riah Denton, administrator of Geo. W.
Hale, deceased,

The Creditors of the snl G. W. Hale.
TlIE recount ordered in this cause at The
i February Term Of the Court | 800, will'be
taken at the Masters office In athens on the
10th day Of July .ext, at which time the
parties can attend with their proof. ~ -
,ase,.r VIM. LOWRY, c. d. IT.
June 90, lS55-3t Prs fee 81 S53
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A Paris letter says:--"l believe it is quoted
true that it was by order of General Peljs-
sier, that the Submarine TeIegraphic Cable
was cut. He found that instead of serving,
it was injurious to be in hourly communion
tin with the Tuilleres."
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us- The editor Of the Lowell News who
has been absent two years, says the first wlie
called on him to congratulate him was the
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-06

bOi Prizes In all, amounting to 100000
ONLY TEN THO USAND NUMBERSi
Tickets slO--liaives and Quarters In proportion.
Bills on all solvent Banks at par, An coinmunica.
tons strictly confidential
a. sAMUEB SWAN, Agent and Manager,
April 1884 s...-.. "a, 10 Atlanta Georgi, o
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~ rsssy- The vote IN Illinois on tho prohibit
lion lawis thirty-nine thousand one hundNd
sndihirty one larger than at the State eles-
ton last fall,
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tW-In the First District Court at New
Orleans, on the 9Th instant, seven persons
were sentenced for murder at the morning
sitting Of the coyrt--four Of them, named
Calhgh,n, Shields, Kennedy and CosteIlo,to
death; TIVE, Haggarty and Scott, to imprison-
ment for life; and one, Johnson, 10 imprison-
ment for 10 years. rr-.z..'
FlouR.-Ths Lebanon Herald Of Thursday
lac. e.
Flour has fallen from Sc to SO per hundred.
Any quantity can be bought at the latter fig
ure. We have no doubt but that it can be
bought for 81 in few weeks. t.,,g
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-06

DIR. McLanes Liver Piiis.-whcn the pro.
proprietor OF this invaluable remedy purchased IL otle
inventor, there was medicine which deserved the
name. for the Cure Of Liver and Billions complaints
notwithstanding the great prevalence Of these diseases
in the United States. 1n the South and West partcu
larry, where the patient Is frequently unable 10 obtain
the services of regular physician, remedy was
required at safe and eHectua and the operation
5fwhich could in nc viz prove pfudclal to The con-
s'itution. This mefreie applied by Or: Mclaneis
Liver Pills, as has beeNprosed In every instance in
which II has had trial Always beneficial, not soil
tary instance has occurred In which its effects
have been Injurious The invention of educated and
distinguished physician It has nothing In common with
the qack nOstrums imposed upon the public by shallow
pretenders to the medical art. Experience has now
proved beyond doubt, that Doctor McLane's Pill Is
the hest remedy ever proposed for hs Liver Complaint
Purchasers will be careful to ask Tor Dr. Mltnss
Celebrated Lirer Iis and take none else. There are
other Pills, pnrporng to he Liver pills before tho
public. Dr. M'Lane's Liver Pills, also his Celebrated
Ncrmifuge. be had at all respectable Drug
Stores In the United States and Canada.
For sale by p. II. KERN Co, Athens; J. A. c. W.
CorfiS, Madisonvlle and by Agent in every town
In Tennessee. ljune 15l