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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

RAILROADS The Governor of Louisiana
in his message to the Legislature of that
State, discourses as follows:
The Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas
Railroad, from the Mississippi to Monroe,
ca miles) to Shreveporl.l7l miles, and TO
the State line of Texas, where it meets the
Southern Pacific road, lS9 miles, is in the
hands of energetic contractors, who have the
first thirty five miles, completed, and are lay
ing down the iron superstructure. Ii is es-
tmated that within four years the Pacific
road will be completed to the Trinity in
Texas, and the Louisiana road to the State
line, making distance of nearly 400 miles.
The Congressional land grant to the roads
amounts to 420,924 ncres; and most of it is
the finest cotton land in the State.
SPEAKER BANKs.-1he N. Y. Tribune is
displeased with Mr.. Banks, and attributes to
him the defeat of Fremont. That paper says:
We think Mr.. Banks might have been
Speaker of the next House, or in some 9th
er official pusitiun not less exalted, but for
the fatality to the Fremont movenr Mt, re
sulting in great measure from the dilatori-
ness, delay and inaction which were occa.
stoned by his advice. He belongs to hat class
of politicians who believe that Providence
makes all the hay, requiring only very slight
assistance from man, at n late hour in the
day, niter the evening dews have commenced
falling, say about mn hour before sundOwn.-
We hold to II widely different faith. Our
sympathies and confidence are with those
who "rise with the lark to greet the purpling
east"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

HTA. 8. Ludwig, formerly IN editor of
a German paper in Baltimore, was recently
arrested at Savannah, as an abolition agent,
and notified to leave the city under the pen
atty Of coat Of tar and feathers.
, 1857-07-10

FIRST ARRIVAL FROM SALT LAKE The
Placerville American says: Messrs Nathan
and Hiram Kempton, William Reywood,
W. Bingham, John Cromley, Henry Nor
gan and Chas. E. Baker arrived in this city
on Wednesday last, from Salt Lake, and
are on their way to the Sandwich Islands,
as Mormon missionaries. Mr.. Nathan
Kempton has family on Bear river thirty
six miles above Sacramento. He left
home for the States last August, and re-
turned as far as Salt Lake in the fall.
The winter was rather severe at that place
eight and half feet of snow fell there
during the winter. The above company
came to Carson Valley with two wagons.
The Messrs Kempton had with them nine.
teen head of excellent horses. They en-
cOuntered no difficulty from the Indians,
or any other cause, during their journey
from Salt Lake.
, 1857-07-10


The above amount of unpaid or delinquent taxes for
1856, is less than for any previous year,
The of the county for the year 1856, shows
an increase on the year 1855 of 81 ,O47 AZ.
The amount of county scrip outstanding 50 500 SO.
The current expenses Of the county for the past
year slS54 "a, which was appropriated nearly as
toll)ws;-County commissioners, $40 50; clerks and
judges Of elections Sl67 10; assessor Sl56 00 corO.
ner s37 50 constable, SSa 95; sheriff. SG6 65 super
nendent Of schools 800 0O Judge of probate IS OO
prosecuting attorney, sl04 90; county treasurer ISL
SO; county auditor, sl38 ~ petit jurors s38 80; Of
fee rent Sl2O 90; books stationery, &C. s45 90; sup
port Of the poor, 1921 00--Total, Sls54 81.
By reference to the accompanying exhibit, It will be
that the receipts have exceeded the expenditures
Sl026 IS.
It must be gratifying to oil who feel an interest in
the affairs OF the county to learn from the above facts
and figures that the county is steadily approaching
condition, financially greatly to be desired namely,
freedom from debt With an Increasing revenue aid
prudent and economical administration of its affairs
the hope may be reasonably entertained that the coun-
ty will long be relieved ram its present indebted
ness. Respectfully submitted
WILLIAM WRIGHT,
Olympia, June 20, 1857. County Auditor.
, 1857-07-10

All persons claiming lands, In The above named
townships, under the act Of congress Of 27th Sep
tember, 1850 and the act amendatory thereof grant
ing donations to actual settlers requested to lle
their notifications, specifying the particular lands
claimed, and their location In the government sur
yeys, in the Registers 0fce at Olympia W. T., on or
before the thirteenth day OF August next; and all
persons In the ablvenamed townships who do not
file their notifications Aforesaid before the thir-
eenth day Of Septepber next will forfeit their claims
under the provisions Of the act Of lTth July, 1854
wM. A. sTRIcKLER,
Register
S. GARFIELDE,
Receiver.
, 1857-07-10
For Justice of khe Peace

For Justice of The Peace.
Samuel McCaw.
For Assessor,
George Brown.
For County SurreyOr,
John NJ Chapman. .,
For Coroner,
James f. Williamson.
For Constabies,
Charles Stewart and A. j. Bradley.
For Wreck Master,
VIM. B. Bolton.
For Colonel Of Militia,
A. B. Rabbeson.
For Lieut. Colonel,
Henry Gallagher.
For Major,
J. S. Jaquith.
COMMITTEE for ensuing year,
Samuel McCaw, E. A. Light, WIN. N
Savage, Nathaniel Orr, and Abraham
Woolery.
Moved and carried that the proceedings
Of the convention be published in the Pic
Hcsr and Democrat and Wash ingtOa Repu6
hoan.
On motion,
The Convention adjourned sine die.
SAMUEL McCAW,
Chairman.
HENRY r. BRADLEY. SecretarB
, 1857-07-10
N o T G E

I AM now prepared to furnish any bill of SPARS on
the shortest notice, at the lowest cash price Or
ders from distance promptly attended TO- Ny faci+
tiles for procuring spars cannot be surpassed in Wash
ington Territory. Give me a trial.
MOSES UCRD.
Olympia, July 8, 1857. uoS2ly.
, 1857-07-10
Dissolution.

V'HE Partnership heretofore existing between sam.
uel Merritt and A. D. Cove. under the name of
" Kendall Co., at Olympia, W. T.. was dissolved on
the 2lst day OF April last, and my interest and res
in said firm ceased on that date.
SAMUEL MERRITT,
San Francisco, May 50, 1857. [n2g-lt.
, 1857-07-10
lltp Aaptrtisrnltnts.
List of Letters

List of Letters
d EMAINING in the Post Onice at Olympia, July
II lst, 1851, which II not taken out within three
MONTHS will beent to the Dead Letter Office dead
letters:-A ndeTson, Hon IL, Anderson P, An.
derson Henry Brown Freeman W 3. Bae1Selgman 2
Baer r. Bellerton L 2, Chamberlain l., Cooper
Frank, Cushman 0rringt0n, Cook Joseph, Coiey n B
Decker - Finch Eugene 2. Graham David 2, Har-
op Wilson ] Hagerty Alfred, King Rev Michael Lew
Is Miss Mary Ann. Lansdale 4 H, MerillAt 0 2. Mon
roe Victor, Merritte F. Musser Alonzo II. Miller
F, Monroe Oscar, MeLane James II Pooler L c, Plat
ter Oliver P, Phillips w. Phillips James. Purdy Fran
cis @, Quammons John Z, Rigney James g. Roundtree
James, Sutton Edward, Sprague II ]. Stockard VIM
VanWomer Charles, Were II 2, Welch NJ, Waldriok
Jacob, Wallace VIM.
Persons calling for the above letters will please say
=" they are advertised"
@. X. WILLARD, P. NJ
Olympia Julv lst 1887
, 1857-07-10

TERRITORIAL FUND.

hereby certify that the foregoing statement of the
receipts and expenditures of Thurton County is cor
rect. WILLIAM WRIGHT,
Auditor ThurstOn Co. W. T.
, 1857-07-10
Registers and Receivers Nolice 10 Settlers

All persons claiming lands in the above named
townships under the act Of congress of 2Ith Septem
ber 1850, and the acts amendatory thereof granting
donations to actual settlers requested to file their
specifying the particular lands claimed
and their location in the government survey, in the
Registers office at Olympia, w r., on or before the
18th day Of September next ard all persons in the
above named townships, who d, not file their notid.
cations aforesaid, before the 18th day of October
next, will forfeit their claims under the provisions Of
the act of 18th July, 1854.
Given under orr hands at Olympia, W. T., this
10Th day of June, 1857.
W. A. SrRlCKLER Register,
s. GAREIEIN Rnceiyer-
, 1857-07-10
Religions Notices.

The Rev. G. F. WmTwoRTH, presbyterian will
preach at the new district school house. on every 9TH
er Sabbath, commencing December Tth, 1856 at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, Pm.
Rev. I. DILLON will preach every Sabbath at the
new Methodist Church. Olympia, at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
, 1857-07-10

after keep constantly on hand and make thereto
such additions as the wants Of the community shall
seem to require full complete, and genuine stock Of
DGT8S ~ MED9@gMRS9
Paints And Oils,
ID EB W0ODgs GLASS &C.,
Among which may be found the following articles:
Sands Sarsaparilla TOwnsend's do; Guysottg yellow
Dock and do; GIefenberg's do; Ayers Cherry Pecto
raj; Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry; Gmieuberg'l
Consumptve Balm; Mexican Mustang Liuiment; Il
bys Pile Ointment; Humphreys do; Green Mountain
do; Nerve and Bone Liniment; Liquid cpedildoc;
Godircys Cordial; Bateman's Drops; Thompson's Eye
Water; Greienbergs Eye LotiOn Davis Pain Killer;
Greienberg's Chidren's Panacea; Do. Uterine Catho
icon; Fahnestocks Nermifuge; Bay Water; Wnghts
Indian Vegetable Pills; Brandreth's Vegetable do;
Ayers Cathartic do; Jayne's Sanative do; Greien-
berg's do; McIanes Liver do Blood Root do; Cod
Liver Oil Olive do; ROse Water; Seidlitz Powders;
Soda do; Hair Dye; Snuff Indellible Ink Strychnino;
White and yellow Wax; Shoulder Braces; Trdsses;
Arnica Flowers; Alcohol; Turpentine; Brandy; Gas.
tor Oil; Nader; Log Wood; COppeFas; Alum; Prus
sian Blue Indigo Arnatto; Poor Mans Plaster Court
Plaster; Fine Spouge Do. Emory; Isinglass; Rotten
Stone; Bronze; Sal Soda; Lemon Syrup; Cream Tar
tar; Hops, (iresh)i Arrow Root; Sage; Rad Ginger;
Salt Petre; B0rax; Gum COpal; Gum Shelac; CASTLE
Soap; Windsor do; Wash Balls; Cologne; Pomatum;
Bears Oi Tooth Brushes; Spectacles Lip Salve; Nus
tard; Sulphuic Acid; Mnriatic do; Nitric do; Aque
AmmOniai Spirits do; Vim Colchci; OIL Cubebs; pin
its Nitre; Basam Capaba; ChloroiOrm; Ether Sulphu
ric; Gum Camphor; Do. Arabic; Do. Myrrh Super
CarDonale oouai ldltaflc AclQs lOcnelle salts. Pl
Hydmg; Blue Ointment; Extract Hyoegamns; Do
Conum; Do. Black Root; Balsam Tolu; Iodlde Potash
Capsules; Opium; Rad Rhei; Iodine; Red Precipitate
Capsicum; Calomel; Sugar Lead; Sulpher; Flax Seed
Tanzy; Horehound; Catnlp; Composition; Lobelia;
Powdered Cubebs; Ladies' Slipper; Slippery Elm
Cardamon Seeds; Magnesa; Lqu0rice; Nitrate Silver
Harlem Oil; COodion; Adhesive Plaster; Oils OF Cedar
Hemlock, Sassairas. Rosemary, Norwood, Winter
green, Caraway, Orange, Lemon, Peppermint, CHINA
mon, Origanum, Lavender Tanzy, Aniseed, Amber
Cloves, Bergamot, Almond, etc. etc.
All these articles are warranted pure and lnladlfe
rated and Of the rs best quality having been select
ed with view Of being used In my practce and arr
PRICES.
Orders from distance will be attended to with
promptness and despatch.
share Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited
ES- Prescriptions will be attended 10 and put NJ
as heretofore.
- Remember the place-Willard's new stand ono
door souch Of the Washington Hotel formerly Sylves
ter's. G. X, WILLARD
Olympia, April ., 1851. no.2OIy.
, 1857-07-10
Fnngh au Bnllagh.
DemOcratIc Notlcel!

A 7 A MEETING OF the Democracy Of Island Conn
Aty. held at Coveland on the llth day OF April 1857
the second Saturday 18Th June was fixed upon the
day for the Democracy Of the County 70 meet Al
Coveand for the purpose Of nominatg two candidates
70 serve In the next Legislature Of the Territory and
County officers generally also one Councilman for
the District at which time II is hoped expression
from the other counties n the District viii be had -
10 their choice Of a Councilman.
WALTER CROCKETT Chm'n.
J. Y. SEwzLL Sec'y.
, 1857-07-10
GOING CHEAP!

O00O POUNDS BACON, SHOULDERS, &cs
OOUO can be had at a bargain, BY calling soon.
This bacon Is OF an extra quality, home cured and
was designed solely for this market. eau therefore
confidently recommend it to those desrous Of obtain.
ing good article. LEVI OFFUTT.
Olympia, April 0, 1856. ew-no.2O.
, 1857-07-10

Z. q. r..
THE regular meeting Of 0LYMPIA LoDGE, No. l, Of
i the INDEPESDENT ORDER Of ODD FELLOWS, Is held
every Saturday evening, at 81 o'clock In the building
formerly occupied by VIM Rutledge, two doors east OF
the Washington Hotel.
All members in good standing in the order, invi
ted 10 attend, EDWARD FURSTE, Sec'y.
Olympia. Oct. 10, 1855.
, 1857-07-10

eryation Of sites protection of titles and repairs of
sudden damages, thirty thousand dollars.
For repairs and alterations Of barracks quarters,
not occupied by troops, nineteen thousand dollars
For the construction Of permanent platforms for
modern cannon Of large calibre in the existing ortR
dollars.
Approved, March g. 1857.
, 1857-07-10

SCHOOL FUND

S23s3 Y $2Ss3 q
SCHOOL FUND.
Amt. on hand Sept. lst 1856, l3 25
Collected by treasurer on tax du-
plcate OF 1856, CAS- IL
Do. by sheriff on do 242 76
Reed from the county fund 29l 6S
Paid to clerks of school districts, s7G6 80
Treasurer's per centage, 30 &C
School fund on hand, June 5, 81, 3Jj ca
, 1857-07-10
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
BY AUTHORITY.


rulrrr-roURTn coSoREss-rumD SESSION.
, 1857-07-10
Notice to Farmers.
FOWLER & co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Dry
w Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Crockery and
Ready.made Clothing Port Townsend, W. 7.
April 6, 1856. In2l-h
, 1857-07-10
IXEEI1IT
COUNTY FUND.

OF THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THURsToN
COUNTY, ". T., FOR TIE FISCAL YEAR, ENDING JUNE
5rI, 1857.
, 1857-07-10
DRUGS & MEDICINES

HE undersigned has just received, and will here
after keep constantly on hand, and make thereto
such additions as the wants Of the community shall
seem to require full, complete, and genuine stock Of
DRUGS ~ MED1G9SGS9
Paints axad Oils,
, 1857-07-10

HENRY F. BRADLEY, Secretary.
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1F5 CIRCUIT COURT AT CLARKs-
o. tItH HnLE. ~ 4 Hlt
John NJ. Forison and otheFs, Devisees Of VIM

a, Johnson aud wife, A. D barrett ond wife.
1tkppearing 10 my satisfaction from the otiida-
VII Of the agent Of petitioners, that John NJ. Dur
rett and wife Frapces, AID. johnson and wifs
Elizabeth James r. Johnson, Maria Louisa Johns
son, John Wimnis and wife Frances ", Henry
Johnson. Lucy Johnson, Harrison johnson and
VIM. s. Jjhneon, defendants in this case are in
hobiants and residents Of another State. 1t is or
derea thlt Publication he made for four weeks in
the clarksvsviIle Chronicle, newspa per pasiished
in the town of Clarksvllle, for said deien danti TO
appear al the O.rc6i Court be held at the Court
fiouss IN Ciarksvi!le on the 2ud Monday in May,
1887, an ple3d al swer or delnur to the said petit
ton, or Il will be ttken for confessed and set
down ior bearing. .CHAS. BAILEY,
sFll Clerk Of C;Ecuil Court Of Montgomery Go.
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Artificial Teeth

TIL Y sui scther wou d c~ll siten- 6srs-sra.
.iion 70 the following essential poisisiy 4
Pertaining 70 Artificial Teeth, vis,fk lII1n
Beauty and uaturainessof app aranca. qusli,y d q
srengtnof materials, coufortto the weaier, useful.
ness in restoring ue speech, and nstural express
sion OF ibe face In all Of Which he warrants setis-
faction. TEETH Inserted from one to a fell set
with or without artificial gums. Particular atten
don WIN be paid to treating di~asrd Sums. and
correcting 'irrgeIariees ofthe teeth Cor children
'lF Persons living at . distance VIII ~ waited on
promptly 50 as not to detein them. Charges for al
'deniu.opeSatipns moderate. 500 az \
W. H.P. JONES, Fentist.
In Ig 4aSFlny,4 Is.'l- -
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To INV old Friends and Customers

for cash strictly, and have done Il because b--
leve my interests demanded Il, and thai il would
advance the interests of those who paifdnize me
have sent circulars a most Of my old Customers
md friends. apt ! viii DO my Utmost to Sell them
genuine drugsat reason4bleprees for cash, ] have
never tried 20 sell to any but my own customers.
and nov if / have their patronage ] shall tsy 10
sell at such prices as will be satisfactory sia-
cerely thank them for the many instances Of kind
ness and confidence extended to us ia the past,
and if they vii give me a iai' trili the present
year, will satisfy them shat have tried my nj
most TO serve them fIithfolly,
Respectfully sad Sincerely,
a. Il. W, THOMAS,
under ,le style &C Thomas x Fro,
Jan l6, SIT 49,
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Port Royal t5ruale 5fbool,

WE have procured the services of eu excellent
;'Ssshsr for iHe ut session, % commenSe the 7
FiRsR MoApAg IN FESRUARY Ie5F
also the services of Mr.. JARaELL in the Musical
Department
T, RMs-Firs. class. So 90; Second class, 10 90;
Third class, s 90; Music, % 90.
We woall assure all persons concerned that we
intend 70 make this permanent aud. desirable
school. z Board can be obtained in good families
on very moderate terms
P. T.. NORFuEET,
Il. 4. FORT,a
n II. IGOR, =
lAASs II. MALLORY.
PoRr ROYAL, Tenn, jar. 30, ls57.-6w
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IN CHANCERY AT DOVER.
). b. Fielding Ell ais, VS. N. W. Tomlinscn
nh

On motion of Complauans and il appearing TO
the satisfaction of the Clerk g. Master, that &C.
feudant n W. TUmlinson is nom n ent OF the
state Of Tennessee that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon him. 1t is therefore
OF dared shAt publication be mace ia the Clarksve
OAronicle newspaper published in tile city OF
GAINESVILLE, 1ennt sSee, for oGc SUE cessivt weeks
requiring sail nonresident to mako lis personal
ap.ear;ince al Dover, Tennessee, on or before the
fist Thursday after The SECOND Monday in April
next, aud plead. answer, OF demur to complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
and set down for hearing Tx parte as TO him.
CLAY R jBBR1S, c. g. VI.
Feh n 81 w
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D. NoRGAN,... c. }. CHENEY ST. c, N, noEo An
SPRING IMPORT. TONS 1850
Morgan 81 Go.
No 40, Public Souare, NASHVlLI

No. 40, Public Square, NASHVILLE.
WE are now receiving aud opening our usual
Spfing purchases, which viii be ready ior i0spee-
ton by the 2jth nst and at which lime we will
display more complete assortment Of Dry Goods
than we have ever done at sny season heretofore.
Our stock will embrace ali the latest styles of
Domestic q, Foreign Sfoptr q; Faacy Goods,
and to it NilI be added all the novelties. as .hey
appear in tho East,rn cities, | n addition 70 the
large and generally assorted stocks we have en-
in the habit OF keeping, we have added to it all the
styles aud grades Of Ready-ma 9 Clothing. We
shall be pleased to exhibit our assortment to orr
old friends and the trade generally, we feel con-
fJcnt that from our long experience and thu ad-
vIntages we possess, we able TO offer iniuce-
ments to all. MORGAN & CO.
Nashville, Feb 90 '57-tf
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NOTICE.

By order Of the County Court Of Mon, !omsrv
G o. Tenn :, made AT the Feb. term, 1856, shaii
on Tuesday the lMli day of March: 1857, on the
premises now occupi d by Luz ma HeagiA. in
Civil district No. Is; sell to the highest bidder
a credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months, IN
equal instruments, purchaser giving bond and
good security and lien retained upon the land
until the purchase money is paid; tract of land
containing CT acres, adjoining the land Of s. y.
4llen, Channell an others belonging to the
heirs Of Solomon Heagie dcc'd, SOLD for adiyis-
ion among the heirs. WM. ROGERS,
Feb 6.5w 90 Clerk
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NEGROES FOR SAVE.

BY order of the County Court Of Montgomery
county Tenn made al the February term of said
Cour 1857, shall or Frid y the 9th OF MARCH
1851, on the premises lately occupied by Blouni
Stalnper, decd, district No. 4, sell TO the high ST
bidder likely negsoes,-2 woman aged about
% years, and child about Is months oid-a boy
cbont | &, another about It, and a girl about ~
years old. Terms: $1,000 cash on each negro,
BE- lance on credit until LIST Jan. 1858. Not
with good security will be required ofpurchasers
Eeb G5w VIM ROGERS, Cpk,
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TO MERCHANTS.
KirkTnan 81 Ellis,
Ercli,sipe Wholesale Dealers and Importer
OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

HAVING concluded sometime since to discon-
tinus the Retaii department OF our business, we
are now prepared with Largely increased Stock
aud an extensive yadSty, 10 off-r inducements 10
Merchants going East, (as woll as those coming
here to make purelIases) equal 10 any house 10 the
eastern Giles, grour terms will be liberal 10
prompt and solvent men, aud wa will take Fealh-
srs, Ginseng BeeswaK ami Wool, at the highest
market price. Retail customers will please aRe
notice that we cannot hereafter supply thsm y tb
any goods in our line.
KIRKMAN g. ELLIS.
Nashville, Feb 90, 'S7-im'
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HoMARn AssOdIATIoN.. pHTLN.

~ LaPorta@ IRomcmca',
To all petsons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
such rs Sprrmatcrrhoea SNAihsl " eaknsss. I'm
rttence, Goporrhea, Gleei, Syp Ills, the vice Of
Onani.1n or Self-abuss. &c. II a.-I
The Howard Asso cialioD in view Of the awful
destruction ofhuman he, caused by sexual dis
eases, and the d, ceptous practice upon the un-
fortunate victims OF such diseases by Quaeks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as char
liable act worthy OF their name, 70 give medical
advice gratis TO all ,rsons thus afflicted who APP
Div by leteY III description Of their condition,
Gage, occupation, habits Of life, &C., and in case
Of extreme suffeig and poverty and suffering, to
furnish medi,iaes fee o, charge. - ~
The Howard association is a Benevolent lnstitn-
ton, established by special endowment for the rs-
lief of the sickand distressed, afflicted wi "Vtr-
uent md Epidemic Diseases, 1t has now sur
plus of means, ich the Directors have voted to
expend ia advertising the above notice. Ii is need
lees 10 add that thc. Association commands the
highest medical skill of the age, aud will furnish
The most ap roved modern treatment.
Just putlisle by the A. socistion, report on
Spenpatorrho "a, or Seminal Weakness, the wee OF
Ouani M MaSturbsiios, or Self abuse, and other
uisets,s ui the sevual rgons, by the consulting
Surgeon which will be ssnt by mail in a sealed
enve ope, free Of cinge .ou the receipt OF two
stamps for postage.
Address DR.. GEO. CALHOUN, { onsuling
Surpeon, Howard Association, Mop Sonth Ninth
Street, rhilf1slphia, Pa. b. order Of the Direct
ors, EZRA II. IiEARIWELL, Tres.
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Sec.
~
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Is Administrators Notice.

Tie undersigned havpg qualified, at the January
term 1851, Ofihs COunty Court Of Montgomery
county, Tennessee, as Administrator with the viii
annexed Of lessee Bailey, deed. hereby BOTTLES al
peysons indebted TO said estate Ia come forwarl
sgainsl the estate 10 Gle them duly autienlicateJ
within the timp prescribed by law or they will be
barred.,,s - ~ VIM. II. CROUCH,
administrator with viii annexed Of J. Bailey, dec
3 an 90, '57-4w
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MOTH f
To LIQUOR Dealers and Merchants.

A complete assortment of the Oils necessary,
for making and favoring every variety of liquor,
and directions for making cider without apples,
and for converting the cider 10 all KINGS of white
and red wines, Champaign, Re-. and package of
the articles nsed for giving artfciil strength To
liquors Converting 10 gallons OF whiskeyt to 100
gaons,) aud every article necessary TO commence
Liquor Store will be furnished for sos. Also
ell the information necessary to conduct such an
eslablishm, mt, thus enabling the new beginner TO
successfully compete with the Oldest liquor deal
ers = Address through the Post Office.
.fa E' - p. LACOUR,
New Orleans.
Il aeoar!s concentrated Acid for Making Vine-
ga-, is put up In gallon packages ut So package
dge-in good shipping order.