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y compound has been .
formed by dissolvingG
gums and extracting-
that part which solu-
ble for the active vir-E
tues of the medicines
These gums remove all.
morbid or bad humors@
from the stomach aud0
system, supplying inS5
their place a healthyz
flow of bile, invigorat-.
ing the stomach, caus-~
ing food to digest WE'LL
| purifying the blood.-
giving tone and health
to the whole machine
~, removing the caus :
6 OF the disease, andE
efecting n radical cureA
without any of the dis
agreeable after effects
felt by using calomelE
or mineral poison that
is usually resorted to. Z
One dose, after eat--
ing, is sufficient to re-N
lieve the stomach andn
| prevent the food FROM
rising and souring- :
One dose taken be-
fore retiring preventsE
nightmare
Only one dose taken
at night loosens the0r
b ow e IS gently, and
cures costiveness. e
One dose taken after
each meal will cure
Dyspepsia. {
UOne dose or twoI
teasposnsful viii! all,
ways relieve Sick-head-
ache. >
There is no exagre a
| they are plair rer
| evidence to e, whili
! their unanimous testin,
: "AmoDg the hundr
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i so fully recommend a
Y ator, 50 generally know
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.

LAWRENCE SCHROTH, PROPRIETOR.
HNHIS popular and pleasantly situated house
II is located in the village Of Carrolton, Cam
bria county, and is kept in manner so as to af
ford every comfort to visitors being well furnish
ed in every respect HIS BAR will con-
tain the best of liquors his TABLE, the
best the market can afford Nothing will be left
undone to render the visit of all persons pleasant
and agreeable. l.. S.
Carrolton, July 10. 1857.
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T III T.
T Ii T.
LIVER INN-.sI!nsa I

PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD, Is A GRET
scientific Medical DISCOVERY, and is daily working
cures almost to great too believe: 1t cures as {
by magic, eren the first dose giriRy beneft, ani
seldom more than one bottle is required to cur.
any kind of LiUer Complaint, from the worst
iaundice or Dyspepsia to common headacks,
all of which are the result of Diseased Lirg.
The Liver is one of the principal regulators q
the human body, and when it performs is
functions well, the powers of the system ar
fully developed. Tie Stomach is almost enti,e
Iy dependent on the healthy action of the LirE
for the proper performance of its functi1as
When the stomach is at fault, the bowels are st
fault, and the whole system suffers in caHss-
sequence of one organ-the Liver-hayiBg Gas
ed to do its duty. For the diseases of this o1gzn
one of the proprietors has made. it his study IL
a practice of more than twenty years, to ind
some remedy wherewith to counteract many C.
rangements to which it is liable.
To prove that this remedy is at last fnuaii
any person troubled with the Liver Complaint
in any Of its forms, has but to try bottle, ari
conviction is certain.
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female obstruction rk
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disease, and makes :
perfect cuie.
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mediatey relieves Ch-
lie, while one dose Z
ten repeated is q S.;
cure for Cholery No
bus, and a prevsuGrl
Of Cholera.
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While Il relieves 8
. painful feelings.
: Only one bottle \
!. needed to throw ont
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: sickness.
J One bottle taken K
Jaundice, remoFs :
. yellowuess or valStE-
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= food digest well.
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mic Diarrhoea in !z
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summer and b1Es|
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. most the FIRST dosa.
One dose cures
. tacks of woTms. Il
= worms N chl -H|
. thee is no surer, II
or speedier remedy.
= nepsr fails. |
ton IN these statenEs
facts that ve CO.. 5H
e all who use It SIT s73
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anu a0TeeilDIt u. o.
Carrolton, July 10. 1857.
JEFFERSON HOUSE, NEAR WILMORE
81 Station,) Jefferson, Cambria Co., Pa. JOHN
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TELEGRAPHIC.

Galrestop, Oct. THE brig Saline,
from New York on the Sd ult., burned
Is miles from Galveston. The passen-
gers and crew took the boats and were
out two days, when they landed at Mata-
sorda.
The Yellow Fever is fatal at Houston.
Ten deaths per day are occurring.
NeU Orleans, Oct l0.-The schooner
Star, with California dates of the Goth has
arrived. The Stephens and Orizaba bring
Sl,S50,000 gold.
At San Francisco, during the fortnight,
business had ruled dull. The arrivals
were numerous. The markets were
weaker but no decline was noticeable
Candles heavy and lower. Provisions
were less firm. Dry goods and boots and
shoes were depressed.
Vera Cruz dates are to the 25th, and
City of Mexico to the 23d. A conspiracy
among the leading officers of Mramon's
army had been discovered, the object of
which was to overthrow Miramon and
recognize the Liberal Government 1t
was divuiged the day before it was to have
been executed. At Vera Cruz active pre-
parations are being made for siege upon
Jalapa, Cordova and the Capitol. Cor
jas division was entirely routed, on the
18th by the Liberals at Oajaca, a large
number of prisoners were taken, but
pardoned. Coronada's expedition to Te-
gic had taken 900 of the Church party
prisoners. Moreno and others had been
shot. lfu
China, Aug. l0.-News unimportant.
The whereabouts of the American
Minister is unknown.
The Great Eastern will probably be fur
Their delayey.
New York, Oct. l0-noon.-Flourb buoy
ant-Sales of $4,000 bbis. 81 55(0S4 so;
Wheat advanced l(02 cents; Corn has an
advancing tendency--Sales 10000 BUSH
els, mixed 9S; Mess Pork SIS GA Lard
firm at ll@lla; Whisky 2S4. Gy
Cincinnad, Oct. l0--noon.--Flour 81 &C
? 0$4 10; Oats 4l943; Whisky-Sales COG
bbls, at 26c; Sugar 7Ss; Molasses ACE
Coffee l2S12i,
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Washington, Oct. s.-Colonel Sumner

Washington, Oct. 8.--Colonel Sumner.
with company of dragons. has gone TO
Pawnee Fork, to chastise the Indians who
attacked the outgoing Santa Fe mail,
and to rescue the passengers by the in.
coming mail, now ever due.
Jefferson CITY. Oct. s.-The overland
mail OF the 10th has arrived. A duel
took place on the 18th, near San Fran
cisco, between Broaderick and Terry
Broaderick fell on the first fire, pierced
through the lungs. lie fingered until
the morning of the 10th, when he died.
Terry was unhurt.
Cincinnati, Oct 8.-Evening-Flour dull,
4 80; Oats declined 9 cents; Mess pork
Ia rs.
The Fillibusters have arrived in the
custody of the United States Marshall.
Captain Maury, Iassoux and Scott, and
Col. Anderson were held to bail in the
sum of $4,000 each to answer. The lest
of the men were left at the barracks be-
low the city, but have since decamped,
there being no guard.
NeU Orleans, Oct. Brownsville,
Texas, was attacked on the 2Sth, by the
Guerillas and five persons killed. The
Jail was broken open and the prisoners
freed. There is intense exctement.-
The Mexicans sent aid from Matamoras.
The Guerillas were headed by Cortinas
who shot the Sheriff of Brownsville, last
July, while attempting to arrest him.
party 100 strong on horseback rode in
the city and posted sentinels. General
Carvajal and others from Matamoras ar
rived and persuaded the outlaws to leave
Fort Brown was garrisoned with Mexican
troops frcm Matamoras. The citizens
have formed patrol. The outlaws are
encamped near the city, 200 strong. The
Mexican General visited their camp and
obtained their promise not to modest
Brownsville again. The citizens still en-
pect an attack, as the outlaws boosted
that there was more ON the list to kill
An Express was sent to San Antonio for
troops.
The Brownsville Flag Extra, thanks
the Military and Civil authorities of Mata-
moras, and blames the Government for
leaving them detenceless. The Sheriff
and Posse came down to Point Isabel
with the Arizonas mails. The cause of
the difficulty is Cortina's revenge for al
legged injuries. The citizens have mostly
fled to Matamoras.
GlJornia.-Judge Terry has been ares
ted. The public are much incensed.
Broderick's funeral was the most i'm
posing ever witnessed in California.
81 Louis, Oct. S.-By Overland Mail of
the 10th.
The San Francisco papers are endeavor-
ing to make Broderick appear to be the
victim OF a conspiracy but the most promi-
nent men assert that the duel was con-
Quoted in strict accordance with cote duekS.
Broderck' S pistol was discharged before
raised to a line with his antagonist.
Terry's shot took effect two inches
from the right nipple, carrying away part
of Broderick's breast bone. Broderick
suffered intense agony from the time he
was shot until his death. All the flags in
the city were at half mast with other en-
blems OF mourning.
At the election in Nevada Territory on
the 18th, the Constitution formed in July,
was adopted, and the full Territorial tick
ct elected, headed by Isaac Roup, for
Governor.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

;nis~ We are authorized and requested to an
nounce WIN. c. WITT as n candidate for County
Court Clerk, McMinn comfy, at the ensuing March
election.
Iis- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce r. SNYDER as Il candidate for County
Trustee, McMinn county, at the ensuing March
election.
5r1s- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce II. IL. RIDER as a candidate for Trustee
for McMinn county, at the approaching March
election.
5zSs- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce HORACE A. McMAHAN as candidate
for Circuit Court Clerk for McMinn county, ut the
ensuing March election.
I'd. We are authorized and requested to an
nounce ALLEN DODSON, as candidate for
County Trustee of McNlnn county, ut the ensu-
ing March election.
re-" We are authorized and requested to an
nounce II. T. ENGLEDOW as a candidate for
County Trustee, at the ensuing March election.
It'- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce q. w. LYLE, Esq, of Chattanooga, as II
candidate for Attorney General, at the ensuing
election, May, 1860.
.ES~ We are authorized and requested to an
nounce CHAS. STAPLES as a candidate for
Trustee for McMinn county. Election next March.
s:.iJ- We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc l.. f. CANTRELL as candidate for
Sheriff of McMinn county, at the ensuing March
election.
Ets- We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc SIM. W. FOSTER as IL candidate for the
Office of Sheriff of McMnn county, ut the ensuing
March election.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Military College.

j. BERRIEN LINpsLEY, M.D.,D.p, Chancellor of tho
University, and Professor of Chemistry and &C.
ology. d
Col. b. II. Johnson, superintendent of the Milits-
ry College and Professor Of Engineering.
JAMES r. HAMiLTUy An, Professor of Mathe-
MATES. and Natural Philosophy. =,
j. ii. STEWART. AM, Professor of Greek and Latis
Languages and Literature .H
GEORGE ;. BLAcKit. A.M.,M.D., Professor of Bota-
ny and Natural History.
Rev. j. w. HOYTE, A.M..M.p.. Professor Of Mental
and Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
c. n. WESTON, ND, Surgeon. -
The First Term of the Acadcn ic Year 1S59-6O
commences on the 9th of September, 1859.
The Second Term commences on the Esd Of
January, 1860. Commencement Exercises take
place ON the 9TH of June, 1880. :,
Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel. Rooms, Ser
wants attendance. aud Use of Arms, $lO5. per
Term. Naturalization Fee, So. Students ore ro-
quired to furnish their rooms Engineering;
French, Spanish, German, Drawing, Book keeping
and Fencing, each $40 per Term of twenty weeks.
In the regular Collegiate Course. the ancient
reputation Of the University for Scientific and
Classical Scholarship will be maintained, and ut
the same time. every facility afforded those whg
desire TO pursue partial course. Besides the
para;ory Glass. Students under IA years Of age
| will not be admitted .-,
By the aid of Military Discipline effective goy-
eminent is established. and health, physical eul-
ture, good order and industrious habits are pro-
NOTED.
For Catalogues. or additional information, apply
to any Member of the Faculty. OF
b. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
| Aug 1g-6m#-56g
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FRANK s. HALE,
A T T o r N Ely AT LA w,
Athens. Tenn.
Office in the Courthouse, up stairs.
Sent ll-ff=l7I
WIN. NJ. WILLIAMS,
NOTICE.
Valuable Land and Negroes for Sale.

TN CONFORMITY TO A DECREE OF THE
l. Circuit Court of Monroe county, Tennessee
made at the September term, 1859, of said Court
| will sell to the highest bidder on Friday, the
llth day of November next, at the late residence
Of Joseph Cunningham. decd, ON Fork Creek
Monroe county, Tenn. T,eo Hundred and Ninety
fire Acres Of La'd more or less, adjoining the
Lands of Joseph Walker, John Cunning han, John
Roy and Frank Rowan-known the Joseph
Cunningham Farm-ine Land, Water, Orchard,
Dwelling House, and all necessary out-buildngs-
constituting a desirable home for any one who
wishes to live easy and make money. The aforesaid
Land will be sold a credit of twelve months
and two years, in equal instalments, excepting the
sum of three hundred dollars, which will be re-
CURED, and lien retained upon the Land until
the purchase money is paid.
Also, at the same time and place, will sell the
following NEGROES, ON a credit of twelve
months and two years. to wt:--Ailcy, aged about
65 years; Hector, aged 40 years; Bayley, aged 33
years; jackson, aged q years; Wiley, aged 10
years; and Malinda, II years old-ul very likely
Negroes and slaves for life. Bond with approved
security will be required of the purchaser in all
cases. j. f. HOUSTON, Clerk.
Oct. Z, 1S59-5t--prs fee S7,20-576
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"EDrToR FREE."--While on board of
one OF the splendid steamers which ply
between Buffalo and Chicago, the fuz on
our chin grew rather longer than was
agreeable, and We repaired to the BARRIERS
shop on board, to have it taken of. The
fellow did it up in first rate style. After
ne had combed all oiled our head,
brushed our clothes an slickeJ n. nm
iine, we felt grat;fed, pulled out dime,
and proffcred it to him as a reward for
ms services. lie drew himself up with
considerable pomposity. Thunderstorm
sad he. dat you is an cditorW well,
what OF that 2" sud we. I'VE never
charge editors nufiin.' saidhc but my
woolly friend" said we, "thelc are good
many editors travelling nowadays, and
such lioeraiity on your part will prove n
ruinous business "Oh, neber mind"
said he, I'VE makes it up off dc gemmen /"
- Western Paper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-10-14
Fever and Ague,

Tis trying and provoking disease which hxes lie re-.
lentiess grasp the body OF man, reducing him TO
mere shadow IN short space oftme and rendering hin
physically and mentally useless, can be defeated and
driven from The body BY the use OF H0sTETTRRB RE-
NoWNEDBIT Further, any oht,e above stated
diseases cannot be contracted when xposed any
binary conditions producing them, II the Btters ara
sed as per directions And 1t neither creates nap.
sea nor onends the palate and rendering unne
any change OF diet or interruption 70 usual pursuits
but promotes sosnd sleep and healthy digestion, the
complaint Is thus removed speedily is consistent
with the production Of tn trough and permanent cure
For Persons in Advanced Years !.
who are suffering fromAn vnfeebled constitution and
inhrm body these Bters are Invaluable As restoras
tive OF strength and yig.r, and needs only tried
TO be appreciated. Ard to q mother while nursing,
these Btters are Indispensable especially where the
mothers nourishment is Inadequate to the demands Of
the child, consequently her strength yield, and
here u Is where good tonic, such Iostetter's etom-
sch Bers needed to impart temporary strength and
vigor to the system. Ladies' should by all means try
this remedy fof all Of Debility and before SO do
ing ask your physician, who, II he Is acquainted with
the virtues OF the Bitters, will recommend their In
all cases of weakness. "
CNVTlON.-we caution the public against using
any OF the many limitations commercials but ask for
HosTErrER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTKRRs, and see
that each bottle has the words 'Dr. j. Hostetter'a
stomach Btters" blown the side OF the bottle, and
stamped the metallic cap vering the cork and Oh.
serve that our autograph signature Is on the label
~ Prepared and sold by H0STETTER 4 SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa, ard sold by all Druggists Grocer and
dealers generally throughout the United States Cana
da, South America and Germany. =.
sCOvIL 4 MEAD,
New Orleans. La.,
Wholesale Agents.
ScovIL MEAD No. III Chartres street. New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern Ststss
to whom all orders must he addressed.
Sold by WV. BrRSs, Athens; J. II. MAoitI, Mouse
Greek; McFARLAs ERNf, Knoxville. Jan 14-1y-6g8
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HOsTETrEnss $500
sTOM ACH BITTEN1.

For fAs csreef Dvspepsia, lndi0eNo~, Eavsso, M.
ueacg. Loss Of pptttfe or dnv infous t<s oie<f&
drtssng from morbid fnast}on n he 61cusask ~
Bo,o..s, ?rod.stno cramps, Dvsssissy, esiis. csf.
era Aorbus, DC.
I'm VIEW OF the FACT fuAr EVERY nnnnsS
j. Of the human family 10 more o. less sutje>oo1 70
seine OF the above complaints, besides innumorabls
Cher conditions Of Me, which, By ths sssistsses n
little o~iedge or exerrse OF common stnss, 49, -
be able 20 TO regulate their habits OF Iet and w 10
assistance OF good tonic sectre pefPapent hsaifh.
In order to accomplish this desired object the ~
course TO pursue 10, certsnly, that which viii predua
nntura state OF things at the least hazard Of vfsi
strength and life; for this end Dr. Hostetter has tpste
TERs STOMACH BiTTERs, which at this day IL net
anew medicine hut one that has been tried for years,
giving satisfaction to all who hlt sscd It, The btssrs
operate powerfully upon the stomach bowels and liver
restoring them to healthy and vigorous action ard
thus BY the simple process Of strengthening nstnr,
enable the system to triumph over disease barrios
dysentery or lux, so generally contracted By new Set
tiers, aud caused principally by the change Of water
and diet will be speedily regulated By brief use OF
this PREPARATION Dyspepsia, disease which 10 proba-
bly, mors prevalent when taken all Its various iorma,
than any other; the Of which may always be a..
trbpted 70 Heterogeneous Of ue digestive organs cas-
b bee. cured wshont fall BY using HosTFTTkR's sT0N.
ACH BlTTEfS ~ per directions on the bottle. For
this disease every physician will itters Of
some kind, then Why not use nm xrticle known 10 BE-
infailibe Every country have their Btefs ~ pre-.
vehtive OF disease and ening the sysssn n
general, and among them all there II TO be found
more healthy people than thegsrmans from whom thIl
preparation emsnated based upon scientific erperl.
nents which has attended 10 advance he destiny n
this great preparation In the medical OF science