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BA17,xoaE, Oct. ia, 'S5.

BAITXoAE, Oct. ia, 'S5.
.stssrs. Mortimer e Me,s1ray:
writing relation to the virtues of IamnSona Tine:
fear that eannOt give the alietslworld
eGts great that feel inadequate to the task
Was at.aShsa W s @ nd biF and con
t.nUud be afflicted uutI crossed the Atlantic Ocean
gathering Ihad this attained ay growth, and never
expected to r well again. the disease came In the hrs
place. Of being vaccin"tl from child who had white
swelling. When gathering first broke did not discharge
TOOK Cold or vas in least ia,gIed my bodily strength
reduced the weakness Of infancy was timer
e ~
game dsoe.ed These snIsrnss and the general debility
tlek that should he permitted to know
hour until nv boy son bee hanged and tcore ike unto
Christs glorious BODY least, until is mortal have put
had taken many mcdicineF and received little ben
the Liai.nfn and other external remedies
had hal been placed by friends undcr
e the best physicians in England and all the relief obtain
Wien heard Of Iappton's Ttneture, had not the
slightest confidence efficacy, had friend who had
EHoWn Mr.. Pumner htnhs suGerinEs at the
Ters anu HsS 10 W Se rsc.s and had not ia
ken bottle before began to feel its beneficial eecsy
ion eitsTi felt like another person Through the
euce friend you became acquainted with and
at that You Would ike to see the effects Of the
fully 1 y and u H., 9:sss " xs o9 0 S
eighteen months have alnqsed, and IAuTe lost ecey SYM
stand much Il than most lady acquaint
ancrs. hcalthul complexion, and all my friends
gay getting quite hy, thing IL certain my lanr
quite large again az Nas before and can trip
| about home without cruteh.
often ls my parents had known of this remedy when
child believe should have been saved the c&cr
pain been subjected to- we'll as the dGfnTu
Of body Unjust to the grave, and my parents would
been under ouch heavy expenses from doctors bills
and sending they did to the celebrated springs IN
England search Of health wish all The afflicted world
could and hear the benefits have derived from This
Tcure Of HaInptou's. try to make all acquainted with
! Its virtues with whom come IN contact.
enetne thousand times Obliged to Yon and you
are at libGrty; . my name and case TO all.
remain, yours In gratitude,
MARY a. SCOFIELD,
! No. 6FD ". Baltimore At.
To esrs Mortimer Niowhray go Baltimore street, BAL
lS9VETXXNt2 ABOUT Ri.uI'TOS1S TESCTCRE-TO
! SER IleUS SUFFERERS
InvIgOratOr and Restorative where gentle stimu
wanted believe il superior TO all the COrlialS be.
public, for DYSPEPSIA, COUGHS, SCRoF.
ITIA and RIIEIIMArIS with all diseases OF the StoMrh aud
Bowels truly successful to the single and
rIed We offer the valuable rslnedy, which Thousands
! Ssg-Call and get pamphlets and see cures
Yor sale b. r. n. Logan d DO. whesIinE, Cen
soIdIy MORTIMER Z MowBEAY,
a!9 H"iitore 81. Baltimore,
aud SD+, broadway, n. Y.
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Fever and que Dys3ersia, indigestion, Hs,tddcIe,
Loss e5,ARl.eiitt, Ls'ii;tV LostfreHess,

ISInlItlHU bIetfflHJ f'tIes.- :
Many OF worthy citizens testify to It's wonderful
efficacy In all affections the Stomach and Liver Az
Tonic been eGualed the relief it affords in
oil debility weakness of Kind is almost in
snntancous Nervous, Rheumatic ard Neuralgia Anrc-
tlcus instances proved highly beneficial
and IN others effected decided cure. =
When eminent physicians prescribe, snd their patients 50
urhCstingl recommend, surSly sy cease to doubt,
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
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DGLLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
WIZ subdue pain Inflammation from the seversst
scais in from twenty nnutes-and that IL
will without scars and eaectualy cure re
yer Sores-sat Rheu,n-1ntsmmatcry Rheumatisn--Sore
and Inaaneti Eyes-Cutswuu and Ulcer
ated Sores-scald lcad-Corns ptld Bunons lyspclas-
SpraIns-swellings
1nseetswelled and broken all
other Inaamstory diseases, where parts
affected can be reached. ..-
Don't increauous about many d.esses named be
cured by only tngh reflect few. bat positive
properties which the Daley salre alone contains and
heretofore Communications reach not alone
the disease many enumerated
oueryDo not regular 6re8 pdysicdH* prtscribe c1'o
mel ialcaritytor seorss efdiSSrsnt di&sdstsi
Each GEsv,SE DAlla:rs EXTRACTOR has upon
engraved with the slxnatures of C.v
CLTcKESER & CO., proprietors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer Price IS
per box.
sBAr orders should be addressed V. cltckncr
Co., 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by LAG6RLINS &c BL;SEF1ELD, Wheeling,
and Drusgisss generally throughout the L 81 sp1s.
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Tavern to Rent
TENII well known Tavern known as Mrs. C;oodnp,.
u NatlonatrenA. miles east Of Wheeling will he IA, @
from April lrr;, 1856 The stand is too well fayCrs
known tc require further notice.
For terms enquire ofJaeob flooding the nlrr.r,4
-nSlgtt- -. LYnlA CRrGRR
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10 no1sR a nm 4,c,r 6o1 '. sa :: S :

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
ETNE undersigned OdrrB for sale his House and Lot
Market street, East side, between Monroe and Union Il,
The s. feet front, with good brick Dwelling Hse,
AMI 0uthuildinEs.
1t will lie sold low accommodating terms and po,
session given any time after LIST Of 0ciol,.r.
sersS & , =. ts5e3 ss. J.N. zruurk
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{ NrRYors ANp RHEuMATlo IrrEcr1oNs-

NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This ehangeAhl produce great deal
Of sickness. Toefsons troubled With FhPumA4.
e sHectons, wonli ree1mueni BocraYr'E Holland
from some Of our nrIt German and RnSlsh eRliensI
Std0tS ZeitunO e, = m
TiiE WORST FORM OF PILES cas- BE CURED.
liberty 20 refer several well ikuopn gentle
who have used, thoroughly tested, and noW recon-
mend Boerhaves Holland DitteEs remedy for Plies
Ne not al liberty publish their names but will
statement q ~ - & z 3 ! - ~
For this Affection prescribed be
tskeRszy night, oL&
80 - C4UTIoSIt q
The great popular sts Aroma induced
man, should guard ag1inst pr.
chasing De not persuaded to hty thing until you
given BoerhaEe Holland trial One bot
~ will you hoE its to sthese
limitations, - :. : - {. - = ~ II
- Sold ~ perbottle OF SIX bottles for as by the sole
BENJAMIN PAGE, il, Go, =
misunderstanding Pha Enlaeeiitists and -Chet9lstF,
cor stnithfeld q Third EtR, Pit Eh <
eLuuShltna q E8ush1e1dsaE - lt
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eve the undersigned ptactitIonsrs Of medicine In the city
York. having occasion 10 witness the practice OF
Drs. Lerun ami Daon In diseases OF the 1r aud Eye lay.
ing aside all personal ealouly and preudics freely SdTt
the pursued BY them In treating diseases q these del
cate organs from the Iruke tnccSss tchic las at
tt5s IS we'll worthy the attention Of professional
brethren throughout United Slater Their syetem of
treating diseases Of the middle and internal by the
Of medeated In chronic and comp-
cases. forms in the practice Of anra surgery
practitioner. In diseases Of the eye they seldom require to
% operation. As sEtul aurists and eculsts and
enthnsiastleay devoted their profession cordially
commend them such may require their aid" t
Sigted. 80 ALExGNEpR K. NiorT NJ. D.,
Gs0. 8. GR1SRS, NJ D., H0RAcR wiNsLoN, 81. D.,
@. DELFAS, 81. D., ALlSIUS D. Passes, ~ D.,.
I. v. VAN BrRES, D., BBpEU1p poRRArs, N. D.
,
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For Sale.
VERY desirable build IN Centre Wheeling 81 -,
de25 ANDREW WILLIE
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INyIGORATING coRDIl

INHIGORATISG CORDIAL,
and should lie In tire possession VI every family the
Panion of the feeble we'll the healthy; sinGA 4oS "a
satisfy the most ncrrulous their h nea eaef they
hcing perfectly Innocent and harmless for the aoss dsss
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WIN. 4. RArC1ERI OK's HAIR DYE.
GREY Red Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beautiful
black without least injury Hair
or skin.
FtrrKES MEDALS have hcen awarded to Vim.
a. Bachelor snce 1882 sOoon applications have
been male to the Hair of his patrons Dye
Prejudice against Dying the hair and whkcrs is unjust, as
would be against covering bald head with wig.
VIA BArcnE1OR's HA,R DYE produces color not to be
distinguished nature, Is warranted not TO jurs In
the least however long it may br continued.
Made sold or applied Cn private rsos at the Wig Facto
ry, es5 broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all c,ie. aud towns of the United staes by Drug
sists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
ss-The tielmlne has and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, of
WILLIAM a. BATCIIELoE,
ess broadway, New York
por sale wholesale and retail hy
aq,s LArGU1zSse BuSuryExn
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For Salf

FEW shares of stock Of The Wheeling Gas co,ns.,-
dc95 mr.. wnOps
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Hotel for Sal,

4UIUI "4UI bdlG.
NIiE Furniture and Lease known the Monroe E,r..
Wheeling, Nn located Main street opposite {, Ii,
Wire Suspension Bridge. 1:iis house Is now doing s
business, aud the prosreetso for the future are FIRST rs ln
short time the Cleveland Extension Central Ohio and CIR
eLEnrtl Marietta Railroads will liavv their terIn a. Kin.
wood, and the travel vii! have to Immediately oppq.-
this business.
The present Proprietor is DESTROYS of removing TO H.
his business.
oc2S W y CLARK
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studeals Wishing TO erec. themselves 10 this branch Of
medical scieneV vim hnd ma opportunity Of Joining tie clals
the Eye and Ear lnbraay II pr pelacy LsRrnn Union
Place cinques every and Friday aiternosns from
TO s O'Clock, during Medical College terunk
TERNfs-ffTe DoIars COhsnitation Fee. Ten Dollars
heangl restored to ltS original GctC
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innocent tonic iurete Beverage, prepared rc,s tt.
purcst, Trry lest materials and ,nrsLy rtyetdLi m
ry article Of which Is strengthening and nvgOTang
system, and by its highly aromatic prOperties a
DELICIOUS ELlXIg,
to correct the Appetite hy strengthening the stomach ah
gcstiYe organs, the csttaIu specific for RI..,
COltc, Liver Complaints, Dizziness Hlatulrney, PlP.
ton, and ali Nervous Diseases Dyspepsia Female Ma
ness Physical and Mental Debility regulating the t1E
and niparting tone and chrerfunrss to the NLole N
Lsf L..
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? ''sSsE 1sAs. fI4Yl,EIl9 .e5t& 3 q s35ItEsf
THOUSAND SnaAelt Potstges, Is sss 3 nasg is.EsF
y, - 49,. - - u. GEO. WILSON,
mh24 s.i5, ~ Wheeling va
copy % the Of ii and charge
his 0Idce, =
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sPBcI Al MOTT or s

; i =
no PRINTERs.
We are prepared to With wade's superior
News Book and Job INKS. We have now hands
New, sss pres I Rsf1 tsE aas
INC e1ssit. s is.ti XsSlees:
E I'M, F i,iss ss: E sHs Hs.ae
Al Inks by warranted TO be goods and found NOT
to be so, can he returned at our expense.
- Terms cash.
JUL beatty : 20.
THE GREAT HOLLAND RE1IEDKsu Il:
pRRHAYEs HOLLAND BlrTERs.-pcrsons subject to
nervous or sick headache, viii fnd In RoerAaves Holland
Bters sure safe and pleasant remedy. soothes the
thrabblng head acidy Of the stomach, assists d.
seEt.on aud creates healthy appetite Il without doubt
delightful preparation, and an easctnHl
The fact tia. 1t Is now very popular medicine through
ont ali the Holland settlements In Wisconsin,, NeEfotk
Michigan, Iunos lnans, speaks much in its favor
sola 81 per bottle. six bottles for IS, b. the
BENJAMIN PAGE, JS. & Co.
Manufacturing chsnis corner snita3
field aud Third streets. Pittsburgh, and.tS
LAEGRLKMS.G BESHFXEAD,
n,hqs Wheeling. We:
-s-.oS--.---
From the 1sckport (S Y Daily Advertiser, ost.
Merchants Gargling Oil.
This celebrated Etrocatlop best L.nlmentfcr FAM
IL use tat has come within observation. Being
pounded by practical Chemist for outward appcatiouto
the flesh it may by relied innocent, specify and
tain in curing sprans, Bruises DuEux, sesds, Sores,
Corns, &c. &c.
s.zy-Por sale, wholesale. AID retail, by ~
4. H.aLoGAN, &8oos- q
mh49 BrdEe Corner pruGgiste.
FR1ED.
We would call attention public against fraud daily
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- For Ran

FOR Kent.
HITE large Room Monroe st. known as the C,, r..
j ing Rooni and being about at M a rev III: 5,
RO0Es-I for rent my business rooms In eoD,.
with ms residence Also, srHersl ctkcr rooms =,
Ohiccs or ctllt purposes ' VI
These Rooms mostly large, we'll lighted With Sill 80,
SKY lights, and supplied with gas AM, water 40
~ 5',45 A. O. PARTRIDGH
1anS9 IS Ntrnror SIR,
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HOLLAND BITTERS
Ecdt Holzaadsci !. Kruidsa Bitsrs.

rTwX YEARS have elapsed since the Introduction Of his
/ valuable medicine the United States During this
time ii has gained HnfrersGI Popularity as Remedy
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win find thetu nrauahr, dispensing as they 90, Nhh tts
annoyapccs often engcUdrrtd By change Of waller aniG
ct, dpng ASc Rever, aud the effects Of Malaria oty,r
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Very respectfully.
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Por sale wholesale and retail hy
ANS LACGlXLESiS.f EU.SlIEyELD
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For Rent.

tsINHE four, knoHn a. the Qulney Pepn,,
III house. corner % SIRln and Quincy StS possss22 ss
en- on the istof April Apptylto '''a F''
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For Sale or Rent
A CoMFoRrAPLE Dwelling lto,lse, on liesnr:sn ,,,..
~ containing eight rooms. ''FN
ALSO, several Houses Quincy street for rent p,
Of :. Curtis, Union strsyt, or Of
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- l9TU- HOTEL PKOFKIETURS.
Every we'll regulated Hotel shOnId b. supplied With Rt
.rOHGki tI0Huc6 RineTs, hey pleaSaEi al
hcOlthful than the ordinary scar RsFs hCrt;cr u.:;
single trial Will exclude all othrrN
Dos E.-AdultS, teaspoon full to email sine chs!
three times day. oftrner. Add little vavF CT Et
too strong
Sold in quart bottles by all respectable Druggists ard E'
erii dealers inths United States CanRdus a.. and At N
sale BY WI O. MILLS Sole Proprietor, SeN York StHI'
all Communication should he directed
q. W HRANZlIElM. Agent
fras-5In wheeliEr, Va.
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I,RBsII .ARRINAL, AHoY!

- go JOHN II. CRUsTRRACHER-
GEORGE HARDMAN.
riiA:Utd y ~ EX'rs OF Jonas CranhratN:
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w-Priee a prr battle.
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CAUTION.
InviEnrang Cordial has been countertetted
BY unprinctpled persons.
s, iI1 pasted d. over The cork Of each bottle fol
loving words blown IN the glass ca.5iaIn
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RRAI. EsTATR sA1.rs

ST5lWIlL tlIpne' or b0lh the DWeNIngf HVustg n,
west entre, Wheeling cas-, t Lat Ne
for rent 1F6ni The LIST April next. sA b
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-28
COUNTY ASSESSOR-DUTY OF
COUNTY COURTS.

The Comptroller Of the Treasury has
issued the following Circular to the Clerks
of County Courts throughout the State:
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFlcE,
NASHVILLE, March, 1856.
To The Clerk Of The County Court - Co.
Sir: The Act Of the General Assembly OF
Tennessee, passed on the 2Sth day of Feb
ruary, 1856, entitled "An Act to amend the
Revenue Laws OF this State, and to provide
for proper Assessment" contains within il
self no provision as to the time when it is to
take effect, and being general law, eonse-
quenily comes under the operation OF the Act
Of lS47, which requires general laws (unless
otherwise provided ther.in) TO take effect
forty days and after the passage thereof. The
first election of Assessor, under the provisions
OF said Act would, therefore, have TO take
place after the lapse Of the fourth day of the
approaching April term Of the County Court
IN order to be valid. Therefore, TO give i'm.
mediate effect to said Act, you are hereby
instructed to bring this subject to the notice
Of the Worshipful County Court of your
County on the first day of its term in April
next, that said Court may adjourn its sessions
from day to day, until said Assessor can be
legally chosen as aforesaid.
Respectfully, Yours,
JAS. e. UTTRELL,
Comptroller.
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PoLlrroAL BoLuSG.-The Memphis Eagle
and Enquirer, speaking Of boiling, about
which Democratic editors write so much just
now, says: every body remembers how
great the boiling at the North was when
Clay was sacrificed aid Taylor nominated
and yet Taylor was elected. Everybody re-
members how great was the boiling at the
North when Van Buren, was sacrificed and
Polk 'nominated-and vet Polk was elected.
So of the boiling of ls5s-it will amount to
nothing. The great steam of Americanism
is bearing on Fillmore and Donelson in tri-
umphant style, and il will drown all boiling
and all boilers. Individuals cannot stand in
lis way. any more than straws Man is no.
thing against great public principle. The
nominations in Philadelphia are wise and
Just, and therefore. is the party invincible.-
The name of Fillmore is the brightest one Of
the old Wing names--and the name of An
drew Jackson Donelson, the strongest amongst
the old jackson Democracy. Boilers cannot
damage them.
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Tue MARKgTs.-Some Of our friends
COMPLAIN that there is frequently discrepan-
cy between the figures quoted in our com.
mercial letters and the prices they are able
to obtain for their produce when they send
it forward. We do not know how this may
be, but presume our correspondents give the
figures prevailing at the date of their letters.
At least snch ought to b. the case.
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IIasBURG. March 6


Admiral Watson sailed Tor Kiel. He has
ordered feet to assemble osi.Moar Island 10
commence "A renewal OF the blockade OF Rus
sian ports.
The Persia brought 100 passengers. She
spoke on the 9Th instant, of Cape Clear, to
the steamship Canada from Boston.
The ship James Baines arrived at Liverpool
from Mcbournc with upwards of 10000
ounces ~ gold.
Crimea.-Delrgates from The two hrlgcr-
ent armies met to concert measures for carry.
Ing ont the armi>tiee.
France.-Orders have been rrceiv,d at
Marseilrs for The CONVEYANCE Of 100000 in
fantry and battery artillery to the Crimra to
replace troops retnrncd home.
BALrlc.-Thc Russians are sending troops
in considerable numbers To Finland Also
concentrating large force around st. Peters
burg, and Strengthening the barriers near
Crnnstadt
An additional insurance has been effected
on the Pacific in Liverpool at 30 per cent.
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s7ly- John Tyler has written to q gentle.
man in Texas characteristic letter, in which
he takes all the credit Of having annexed Tex
os TO the Union. "My successor did moth
ing but confirm what had done. Nor is that
all Texas drew after it California, 50 thai
Imay claim that, in regard 10 the whole sub
jcct, Mr.. Polk was bnt administrator de bonis
non"
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How THEY LOVED IlIN.-The Philadelphia
News saws: "When Gen. Scott was nominal.
ed in 1852 for the Presidency, what oceans Of
tears the Loco Foco leaders she'd over Mr..
Fillmore! No language was strong enough
to convey IN adequate idea Of the admiration
and love which they entertained for him! lilo
was Il pure and ncorruptiblc patriot, and
worthy Of the confidence OF ALL He was iu-
deed "a model President" whose administra-
zion had been las conservative MS Washing
ton's." Yet the very men who thus exiolcd
Mr.. Fillmore, viii now, for various purposes,
swallow their own words, belle their own
endorsements, and iraducc him rs ardently as
they praised himr'
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More BoITERs.-.Fhc American State
Council at Columbus, Ohio, after stormy
session, rcpudiated the Philadelphia platform
tits too sound and national for the workers
of the underground railroad. Let them go
and bc--bIessed ""hv should We mourn
departed iriends!' The democracy in that
State was thoroughly abolitionized some
time since, and tho Buckeyes may now be sci
down us Intensely and irretrievably Black
Republican.
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ey- Our noighbor of the Cleveland Ban
ncr thinks that we have "pitched into the
canvass rather early, and indulges an appre.
henson that we will not be abba 10 hold out
10 the end The Banner may Danish its
alarms. 1t was said by one with whose sub.
lime teachings democratic editors are prcsum-
I cd not to be very familiar, that good work
cannot be commenced too soon. And as we
are strong believer in.the doctrine of final
perseverance,, our neghber may console him
self with the assurance that we will be with
him even to the cnd--if not to cheer him on,
at least to prevent him from wandering off
entirely from the paths of truth and political
propriety, and perhaps may be the means Of
saving him from the "deep profound" to
which error and false doctrine arc. leading
him. Read the "Posl" carefully, Robin, and
by November, perhaps, you will be able to
tell how the apples got into the dumpllngs.
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Communicable have been shown a
$4,000 bill, counterfeit, Bank of Tennessee,
payable at Athens, WIN. Lcdbetter, Pres't,
Jas. Morton, Cashier, hetter A, l August,
1853 The engraving generally is good. md
well calculated TO deceive. The counterfeit
IL shorter than the genuine. In the "coat of
nrms", left htnd end, the engraving is coarser
and the parallels too distinct. Tho letter A
in the word agriculture" fats 10 appear at
all in the counterfeit. The Presidents name
is not good imitation, and that Of the
Cashier is too light. There are counterfeit
SOS on the same Bank, altered from los, in
circulation, but this is an entirely different
affair.
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WASHINGTON, March 20-ln the Senate
to-day Hon. Charles i. James of Rhode
Island, reported . bill drawn up by the See
rotary of the Treasury, to prevent frauds on
the Treasury, aid to remodel the Tariff
The reduced revenue is estimated to BE- about
Slo,OoO,0oO. All the raw materials used by
manufacturers and mechanics to be admitted
free of duty The duty on wool to be abol.
ished.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-28

A solution or TIE CrBA QuEsrios Col.
Baylor, in a recent letter to the New Orleans
Delta, makes the following suggestion:
"Why not make Cubal By the eonstruc.
ton of an ample ship canal over Florida, We
will be forming great highway for al ma
tions between the Gulf of Mexico and the
Atlantic; and also between the Pacific and
the Atlantic, ria Florida. 1t would be a high
way resotted to by the commerce Of the
world, and within the jurisdiction Of the
United States. Instead, therefore, Of expend-
ing time aud money in attempting 20 acquire
Cuba, why not expend the said time and
money in ship canal across Floridai II
would give us an independent Atlantic outlet
| for the Gulf and Pacific rrade; including the
Mississippi-shorten the route to Europe-re-
duce the rate ofinsurance, and build up New
Orleans"