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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-22

The recent removal of the Know Nothing
messengers from the Treasury and Post OF.
flee Departments, is regarded as II prelm-
mary to the decaptation of higher grade
of officers. There is much alarm among the
clerks, especially of the Treasury.
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REMARKABLE RESTORATION OF SIGHr.-
Some 40 years ago Owen Williams, of BoIde-
dern, AngIesey, became perfectly blind. He
was then man of middle age, and under
this terrible deprivation he continued, year
after year, until at length his blindness was
regarded as confirmed. One day during last
Easter, while sitting by the iire-side, his sight
returned to him. The touching scene, and
the feelings it produced, can be more easily
conceived than described Owen Williams
was in his Odd year when this remarkable re-
storation took place, after total blindness of
40 years. Chester (Ens.) Couram.
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OF Jollybones says, his wife is "queer
thing" though n perfect specimen of ieminity
The other day he went shopping with her,
and to save n penny in the purchase of two
yards of tape, she visited seventeen stores
spent seven hours got tired and rode home
without purchasing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-22

sW Gen. Qutman delivered q, lecture n
few days ago at Jackson, Miss, before large
audience, in favor of the private conquest OF
Cuba He argued that this was the only
plan, as the attempt to purchase had failed,
and its public conquest would be rendered
barren by the emancipation o: the blacks be.
fore the Island could come in possession of
the United States. ,-
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s9S- The Albany Knickerbocker says that
German girl was arrested in the city for
stealing old iron, and that she had fourteen
pounds of it secreted in her BOSOM
IRON ically speaking, she was pntterning
after some OF our girls, secreting cotton A
heavy subject, but q kiqht CONCLUSION. 4
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md shonId bc universnIIy IsnoNn-fer

II is strictly true-that indigestion Is the parent Of u
large portion OF the fatal diseases. Dysenery darrhma
cholera morbus liver complaint and many other dseas
enumerated In the city Inspectors weekly catalogue
of deaths generated by indigestion alone Think of
that dyspeptics think OF It all who suffer from dlsor-
dered stomachs, and II yon willing he guided by
advice founded upon experience resort at once don't
delay day. to ioolands German Bters, prepared by
Dir. Z, NJ Jackson, which, Alternative curative and
nvigorant, stands alone and unappruached. General
depot, 1870 Archstreet We have tried these Bers and
know that they excellent for the diseases specified
ve.-IhRadekphia 6sty Item. See advertisement.
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Old Sores, Ulcers, and all eruptions and dis
eases arising from an Impure or deprayed state Of the
blood, See the extraordinary of VIM q. Iarwood,
highly respectable citizen of Richmond Va by Car
ers Spanish Mixture, lie had ulcers and sores OF the
worst description and finally got bad he unable
to walk except cruches. A few bottles of Carriers
Spanish Mixture, the great blood purifier cured him,
il has cured hundreds Of others who have suffered with
rheumatism, bad effects OF mercury, and pains and ul-
Of the bones and joints See advertisement jl-lm
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Macon Market.

u MACON, June 49,
Transactions for the past week light with stocks of
Bacon, Lard and Flour heavy-saies limited
BACON, hog round, with clear sides, II "a Ike; clear
sides 1lA % Ike; hams IN 90 i2c shoulders
1oc LARD, stocks moderate, IL 90 II C in bills Cons
stocks moderate, 81 25 a. 135. OATS stocks moderate
20 90 so. PFAs, stocks moderate, 80 "a St75 MRIL
stocks moderate 1,35 20 s1,45. FLoun supernne Der
sack 50 40 o,sa; extra family $3.50 40 g. q sack-
fEATngRs dun, 81 a 4oc. Hay, good Tennessee, 80
40 S1,I5 u cwt BuIrER good article is 40 2ocw
COFFEE, Rio,frm l2H a l3c. SUGAR, New Orleans y
"a Sc MoL,ssEi, in barrels 81 90 4Oc
EXCHANGE on New York II y cent. prem.
Respectfully,
ALLEN & DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants, Wdcop, Ga
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Valuable Negro for Sale.

DURSUANT to decree of the Circuit
L Court of Monroe county, Tenn, in case
the petition Of John 9. Vaughn, Administra-
tor of John Ellis, deceased, | will sell to the
highest bidder on the 9th day of July next,
at the Sweetwater Depot on the East Tennes.
see aud Georgia Rail Road, NEGRO MAN,
King, provided he sells for a sum not less
than seven hundred and fifty dollars. A
credit of one year will be given, the purchaser
giving note and good security. -
e. Z. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
May &c, 1S55-it prs fee IS $50
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sg The New York politicians are gather
ing in Washington, for the purpose, it is said,
of concentrating union of the hards and
softs, and it is thought such union may be
effected
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cS- 1t is calculated that the German en-
igration 20 the United States this year, nc
cording to the rate at which it is going on,
will number about 10000 souls; and that
the British emigration to the same parts will
number about 10000 souls.
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ss A widely known gent having been
arrested for stealing gold watch, gave as mn
excuse that he was unwcll. The doctor nd.
vsed him to stake something"
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9R-"Well John, I'm going east, what
shall tell your folks. "Oh. nothing: only it
they say anything about whiskers, just tell
them I've got some"
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sY- The Dallas Herald says, the widow
and family of Col. Davy Crockett, the hero
of the Alamo, moved to Texas, from Ten.
pessee last Fall They reside in Ellis coun
ty, and are in straightened circumstances.
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TRY THE MEDICINEli
BE IVARNED IN SEASON!li
T.. BROWNS
Essence of Jamaica Ginger,

VENHlS Essence Is preparation OF unusual excellence.
Il In ordinary darrho,a incpient cholera, in short,
In all cases of prosration Of the digestive functions Il
is of inestimabe value During the prevalence OF cpl
deic cholera aud summer complaints Of children, is
peculiarly eiicacous; no family, individual traveller
should he without II.
CArrlos.-Be sure to get the genuine essence which
isprepared only by F. BROWN, at his Drug and Chem
icH Store, NJ H. corner OF rim and Chestnut streets,
Phihtdephia, and for sale by Gro. w Ross, Athens,
Tenn, and all the respectable Apothecarcs in the
United States. may lS-Gm-S4T
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Just Reooived.

zoo LBS. Java Coffee;
OUU 1000 lbs. Rio do; s
200 lbs. Crushed Sugar;
100 Caracas Indigo;
100 Star Candles
so D1pens's Rifle Powder;
80 ..$ Blasting do.
~ ] ID. Cans Eagle do,
900 gallons No ! Golden Syrup; ~
All OF which will DO sold as usual, at the
very lowest prices.
June VIC HORTON 4 co.
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The following is the range Of the Thermome-
ter, at the Office of the Post, for two weeks
ending Goth inst:
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saIc Of Dr. ,I,I.,uc,. Vcr,,;s,gc

Salc OF Dr. M'Ianc's SerInifugc.-
Among the hundreds of letters, certificates and orders
received by the propetors Of this medicine, the follow
ing are selected TO show its character and the effect of
its use In u distant part of the West:
RoYALToS, Boone CO., Ia, May 10, 1850.
Messrs. J. Kidd a. Co-Gentlemen-I write to you to
solicit an agency for the valuable Vermifuge you prepare
some time since, purchased dozen walls of o. Edy
and prescribed 1t In my practice and proved effect
ua In the expulsion of worms, that other preparation
will satisfy the citizens of this village and vicinity
Please send me one gross of the Nermifage immediately
Yours, &C., SAMUEL Ross
NEW Providence, Tenn. July ], ls5l
Messrs J, Kidd Co.-Please send the Vermifuge for
us as soon as possible nearly out and the de-
nand for Is very great. We believe 1t to be the best
Nermiiuge ever invented. poKTER Dycus.
Purchasers will he careful to ask for Dr. W'Lone's
ttteb.uted permyuge, and take none else All other
Nermifuges, In comparison, worthless. Dr. MLanes
Vcrmifge also his Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be
had ut all respectable Drug Stores in the United States
and Canada.
For sale by +. II. KEITH Co., Athens; J. A. 4 G. W.
COFFIN Madisonvie; and by one Agent in every town
In Tennessee [june 15]
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DIR. JAS. BUCKNER,
Athens Foundry Ware-Room,

NXyIIERE Is kept constantly on hand and for sale,
Wv Cooking and other Stoves, Hollow Ware, And
Irons, &c. and all kinds of Tin Furniture We also
prepared to fill orders for Spouting, and Tin Ware to
merchants and Others upon short notice and good terms
Having engaged the services of excellent workman
we confident of giving satisfaction.
may 1i-tf-3i5 ZIMMERMAN THOMAS.
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ROwand's Tonic Mixture,

Known for upwards OF twenty-five years as the only
sure and safe cure for Fever and Ague &c. and his In
estinable remedy for Bowel Complains,
ROWand's Compound syrup of Black.
berry Root,
which highly approved aud popular remedies, together
with the Universiiys Remedy for complaints of the
Lungs, the Unversitys Remedy for Dyspepsia or Ihdi
gestion; the Unverstys Remedy for Costive Bowels;
also the Universtys Almanac may had ut the Branch
Dspensatory or store of q. W. ROSS. may lS-Gn
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-22

DURSUANT to decree of the Circuit
Court of Monroe county, in case the re-
tition Of F. II. Gregory and Hugh Chesnutt.
Administrators, de-, rs. The Widow and Heirs
of James Chestnut, decd, will sell to the
highest bidder. on the 18th day Of July next,
at the late residence Of the said James Ches-
mutt in the town Of Philadelphia, Monroe
county, Tenn, the following described Tract
OF Land and Town Lots, subject however to
the widows dover, viz: One Tract of Land
containing 100 acres. being the Southeast
quarter of section six, township one, range
two, East of the meridian, lIiwassee District,
and three Town Lots in the said town Of
Philadelphia, containing one.iourth of m
acre each, and being the same on which the
said James Chestnut resided at the time Of
his death.
uHwspLy per cent. of the purchase money
liuired to be paid in hand and the
'feMdncih two equal installmen,s, at six and
twelve months the purchaser giving bond
and approved security and alien retained UNI
til the purchase money is paid
L. l.. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
May &c, ls55-tt prs fee SO $50
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G An ID 4 ID A Il f. s.

~
~" We are authorized aud requested to announce
Hon s. ~ SMITH AS candidate for reelection to rep
resent the Third Congressional District ia the Congress
Of the U. s. Election I'd of August next.
We are authorized and requested to announce Col.
JAS. JARVIS AS candidate for in the Senatorial
branch Of next Legislature, represent the District conf
posed of McNlinn, Meigs, Polk and Monroe counties.
We are authorized and requested to announce Dr. VIM.
JOHNSON asa candidate for the Senate, for the Dis.
ric composed of the counties OF Monroe Meigs, Polk
and Mchnn.
~ We are authorized and requested to announce
II. l.. DOAK ms a candidate to represent Monroe county
IN the popular branch OF next Legislature.
,y- We are authorized and requested to announce
JAS. McRAMY, of Polk county, candidate for Joint
Representative for the District composed the counties
of Meigs McMinn and Polk.
~ We authorized and requested to announce
j. B. COBB ESQ, as candidate for Joint Representa-
tive for the District composed of the counties OF Mcnn
Polk and Meigs, at the ensuing August election.
~ We are requested to announce Hon. JOSIAH NJ
ANDERSON MS candidate to represent the 3d Congress
sional District in the next Congress U. s. Election I'd
August next.
~ We are authorized and requested TO announce
Maj. L. H. HURST as candidate to represent McNIinn
county in the popular branch oithe next Legislature
~ We are authorized and requested to announce
Col. ID. W. BALLEW as "a candidate to represent the
Senatorial District composed Of hecounties OF Monroe
McMnn, Polk and Megs, In the next General Assembly
OF Tennessee. Election I'd of August next.
eD- We are authorized and requested to announce
HJAS. G. CARLOCK, ESD, as candidate to represent
McAnn county In the lower branch Of next Legislature
~" We are authorized to announce JN0. =. POWER
as candidate for Joint Representative from the DiS
trict composed of the counties Of McNiinn, Megs and
Polk, at the ensuing August election.
~ We are authorised to announce Col. jas. Hickey
OF Polk county Formerly Of McNIinn) as a candidate
for irigadier General 9th Brigade Tennessee Militia
The Brigade Is composed OF the counties of Rnane,
Monroe, McAIinn, Polk, and Bradley.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-22

DEMOCRATIC OPINroN OF THE New PARTY.
We copy the following from the editorial
columns of the Austin (rexas) State Times,
the Leading Democratic paper of Texas, whose
editor is now President of the Democratic
State Central Committee:
"The unanimity with which the politicians
OF every caste have adopted the principles of
the American Order is the very best evidence
of its being a Democratic principle, and no
foreigner has any right whatever to complain,
tor they come to this country with the full
knowledge that here majority have the right
and power to rule, and by asserting that right,
and altering the laws of naturalization, they
violate not even on implied contract In his
social condition the foreigner is governed by
the same laws that rule the native born, and
whether good or bad, they must operate alike
on all. If they seek our shores with the hope
OF ruling us, then they are unfit for citizens,
and have no right to complain of the purely
defensive rule Of the Know Nothings, who are
determined Americans shall rule America"
Long before the organization of the pres
ent Order, we were fully convinced that the
immense emigration of foreigners to the
y 2ifed1 ni1l the shores of overgrown,
1ncUalhd besotted monarchies and
despotisms, was an evil instead of blessing.
AS the most spotlcss surface is the easiest
dlsfgured, so the purest social condition may
be the easiest polluted. In the language of
a Governor General of Canada, Sir Francis
Head, to "annihiatc the liberty of the United
States, no surer means could be adopted than
by sending to our shores, tae degraded and
vicious overplus of her population" TO roll
back this tide If possible, and if not 10 restrain
their political porcr 10 the utmost, is The creed
Of dc Kno,o Nothings, and he acio opposes
such resm: is no horer Of his country and
consequently moi a Democratic Republican"
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

The candidates for Congress in this Ohc 3d)
District will speak at the following times and
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THE UNITERSITY

sSUED under the SEAL sanction and authority OF the
University OF Free Medicine and Popular knowledge,
chartered by the State Of Penns ylvania April 80 1853
with capital of $lOOO0, mainly for the purpose
resting the evils Of spurious nosrums also for supply
ing the community with reliable remedies whenever q
competent physician cannct will not be employed,
ed Ilr Inhn nd
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Leather Machine ReItinr.

EpATENT riveted, stretched and cemcr1ted Leather
~ Machine Belting-Oak and lIemock Tanned-all
widths from to "a inches of our own manufacture and
of warranted quality suitable for Cotton Factories Ma
Chine Shops, Gins, Threshers, Pumps, &C. sc. large
assortment always hand and forsale in quantities tn
suit
At the Saddicry Warehouses Of
SHERMAN, JESSUP CO.,
2i1 Broad street, Augusta, Georgia,
UARRAL NICHOLS & CO., -.. .-l
Cor Meeting and llasel streets, Charleston, 8. c.
June i5-4m-35l
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OCOEE HOU S E,

Cleveland, Tenn.
Ey ID. A. 4 j. A. TIBHsS.
MO pains will be spared 10 pssxAe1nd1rn ~
~ guests. The Tab&n
'0coce House" equal to the best in the e5di'tyy
us a call. may 11-1y-346
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Teacher. Wanted
tho take charge Of Decatur Academy, in
l.. Decatur, Meigs county, Tenn. who eau
come well recommended, both as Il rsgsrds
qualifications and good moral character, TO
whoma liberal salary will be given. April
cations should he made soon.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
JOHN II. NEIL Chsirrusl y
May 10, ls55-tf-sl7
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COM nj E R CIAL.


AUGUSTA, June Is.
8. ?. 1vys ESD, Dear Sir IL have no changes 10
notice In our Produce market since last week Grain Is
hrln at the rates of last week. quote as follows:
Bacon, hog round, 10 % iOHc; hams 10 % 1tc sides
IN 90 12c; shoulders W 90 9i$c. Lard II n IL
Corn Sl,2o 90 Si,25. Oats 81 a 90c. Wheat Al 30 N
sl.o Flour $40 a $3.50. No change in other goods.
EXCHANGE OH the North X q cent. premium.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANsLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant
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~ Calhoun ana Charleston
M a - q N i q In - u @.
For Males and Females.

THNnE next Session OF this Institution commences on
n Mondsy, June Goth.
TERMS per. Session. u fine months payable one,talf
IN ddudnce.
Primary Department. .,.......... AZ 90
Junior Chss. 10 90
senior ''.-'''''''' '..,...........,.......H 90
Students entering the first week of the session NAV
enter for onehal session. All who enter after the FIRST
week must enter till the end OF the session. No deduc
ton is made for lost time except cases Of protracted
sickness. Board may be had In either town or vicinity
al reasonable terms Vacant rooms may also be had
where young men may board themselves. 100
Charleston, June s-sm II. ID. Haywood, Pr'pl.
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PURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery
L. Court at Athens, had in this cause at the
February term, 1855, will sell At the Coiirti
house door in Athens, at public outciy, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hsnu, on the 2Iss
day of July next, one undivided half interest
in the Land of the said John Crockett in Me.
MINI country, on which he resided ut the time
of his death, until the youngest chfld 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
said James Crockett, is to have and enjoy an
undivided fourth interest, in said Land;
and also, one undivided fourth interest
in a certain Tract Of Land which belong.
ed to the estate of John Crockett, deceased.
and by him,willed TO the said james Crockett,
and known as the dry quarter, and sold as
the property Of the said James Crockett. for
the satisfaction Of debt due, the complain
ants, as per decree tf February term aforesaid.
WIN. LOWRY, O. d u.
June s, ls55--td prs fee IS $40
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Com mission Business.
8, *. REEDER

ED ESpECTFUIIY informs the citizens of McMnn
HS county, and the public generally that he will attend
to the Selling Purchasing, and Forwarding of all kinds
OF Produce. Also to ordering Goods Groceries, or any
kind of Machinery that may be called for. lie fur
nish Machinery, such AS Tlreshers, Reapers, Mowers,
Stalk and Straw Cutters Of my knd wlshed at manu-
laciurers' prices freight added.
good lot Of Threshcrs ON the way and TO arrive in
few days. Also, one Circular Saw Mill and one Clover
liuller on hand and for sale by 5. X EEEDER.
Athens, Tenn. may l1-ti-3i6
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n ADDE'S RONNETS.-A beautiful lot Of Bon.
nets Of the latest styles, Just received and for sale
low. Apl6 W. D. REYNOLDS, Bcntsu.
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Chancery Sale of Land.


David Crockett, Executor Of John Crockett,
and Nelson. Crocket,
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StALT! sALT!-,5O bbl,. Kings Salt, ust re.
- ceived and for sale by
April6 KEYEs 4 HENDERSON.
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Land and Town Lots for Sale.

BY WILLIE Lowry, d. @. NJ.
June S. lS55-4t prs fee 81 $50
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'F'aNUV ~ NDI'VT T,
Generdt Commission Merchants.
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