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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20
Meeting of theiopnpsition Mes.,
bers of the Tennesssoe LaeislaturN

From the Nashville Daily Ncwsl
An adjourned meeting of the Opposi-
ton members Of the Legislature was held
at tho Capitol on "wednesday night. Col.
William l.. Martin. Of Wilson, Vas caliod
to Tie Chair. and the Opposition editors
Of the city present were rcquestcl 70. act
as Secretaries. DR.. j. W. Richarslson, OF
Rutherford, from a committee prepioltsb
appointed, submitted the iollowine:--.
The Committee appointed by themcm-
beers OF the General Assembly Who are
orposcdto tic present Democratic 6reni-
ixation, anlwhoweredbectcd to report
to an ndiourned meeting such resolutions
as they may deemneeessuryi for the actien
Of thenleeting, beg leave 20 present die
following declaration ard resolutions: 8
That the time las arrived when 1t Is
! Important that ibe opposition to tho
! Democracy la .Jenucsscc should prepare
for the Presidential contest Of 1860 and
that it is the ~dutv Of the Opposition
] members Of the General Assembly who
representa- part tho people Of tha1iatc,
I 10 declare 10 tleir iallow-ci.izul, surli u
I course of political action "a, tAey deem
( best calculated 10 elevate come man I'd
The Presidency who los proved Aim.clg
( in Gor} and dec !, friend TO the Cansti,u
/ ton and the Union.
7 Aud l. contaminated .to.c.U., No
f ,,,,l .t.,,i,.,, r,,,,,,.,,,;.,, D.. ......,...
'l.'''
] ''.''''''s' i'' '''' 'I's'''Ii'l 'H' Wee
/ Presidency, therefore,
/ R..ol.l Tlul ,,. e,n,r,ya ii,, bnl,.,o
of url, u convention and that ,',,,,...,
/ ousgt b. hor.or,..ut.l En- H.
T..abrJ. TlHt w..,r..v... tl4f A. isl both
+ rraInJel.-t ana ,tu..soT Oh. l.apr. o..
tennessee WHO are opposed I'D tl. me.
eut Democratic Administration. tpuuit,
4 with orr ic.ioW.ajtjlcrs iu cyyrv section
/ Of the country. North, South. East and
/ West, in the effort t. elect .pMlc man q
/ the Presidency uho.a tried patriotism
/ loyalty 20 the Constitution and devotion
to the Union. Will prompt him toadmiu.
lister the affairs OF the Government In tile
| spirit in which they We're administered by
! the trainers of the Constitution. and WHO
Twill exercise all the powers Delegated to
: hun to crush out sccti0nalism 'and adj.
vance the interest of the whole country.
regardless all cliques and factions in
Whatever section they may exist or arise.
Iicsu! Z, That whilst We are a,g.yp5ae1
TO maintain all our constitutional rights
connected with ihe Institution OF slavery.
we .Ieprecole The further aqtationof the
subject, believing no good .can1esult from
n u g,gti,,v, ~ a.,
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o. . t 81 y moi Ii
/ -..t;..,,,l r,,t..II;,...... 49,.
......'.'.''.,.. '''''''' '''' '''''"-
aug ''=-'''l'I'
charming r,i.i. Which is conral.iar ,b@
. whole fabric of society, social political
. Nal ,f,h..I"."s.ma importing theiutcerity
rnor ,..'', .l; ,',. q '''o'nG,'l I'&se.-
/ Presidents critic lrnirrl S,otes now H..
Ing tomaet together in council and pre-
pare an address to their country, in such
serve the great end OF quoting sectional
/ -ri,.e. restoring a brotherhood Of good
c C.n,,,i t; on' ma .; irper Ne deep
'''''''
'tHA.--A Washington correspondent
~ ''.'' ',.'oI' -.-r.'''.$' s,.Ns ms NM
''s " '''' ''@''''''S Message
.,i, ,.,...5 4. C.,
avn t.,,55ar w." y iI''''i" q ''IutH-
tthc utmost confidence, remark thog be
did not thinl. there wa. a member ofthe
senate who, ON oath. would saw that he
/ believed there was any possibility Of Oh.
tanning Cuba. ut this tinie or ever, hy ln,r-
chase It is regarded asa species of'bnm.
bug, pafaded to divert lie southern mind
/ from serious evils now pressing viii, ON
iuuos prospects"
bss' / western paper says that horse
and wagon were recently drowned in HE
ohio Noe ign,t l.ot ..c,Io U-t.
a.. i'''
'"i' '"' 'o"4uo OIL .that wagon would
nave told, had j. been rcscued! Ard
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20
Democratic Convention

The democracy Of thi. State assembled
IN Convention al Nashville on Wedncs-
day, to appoint delegates TO the Churlcs
ts.. G-A'''i--,4tls .t il,-l a.. s.....-,-- -,r-s,
dates for Electors FOR the State at large.
Or last date from the Capital does not
reach that day,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20

iilt' " ''iFN9
to the institute
an,,r,tin,, 70 sfo ooo
Gaiieuani says that Or. HaltunS IN
si,c.s.f,,ll,, o,,rl,,l o;.io All A..
cme of rheumatism. 1t is not as expcn-
siTe as ls~on juice, which is recommend
ed hy d.. Reese, ndlrymple, Perkins,
and others. Twenty granmcs of the
aeld IN two hundred and fifty of water,
administered IN the course of from Is TO
Sc hours. generally affects n rurn in tc,,
ar frtoe, doys Tho ogo.+,l ,,o.. :.
- 80
wrapped IN "aHdihg'
ITrr-eo,ox We Io,r, that ,,,,,
r,,nroisi,,g en,i,istar ,,,as l;s"o,'t;,y
ned from lis conncct;on win tbo Tnm
ference nm T,osday 1ast ~, a5on,,,,t nr
his pcculia,, views IN rolotion 70 SOUL 81
The nm HIv of1er daatb Uo ,,ro 49, W.
10 paliHe 'hai the souls OF the wicked are
80 .,z--..--'-'y, $50 '''' '''''
re6- The "ScicntiGc American" an
nou4ces machine for picking geese, tho
rga,u' %i r ,"p'"Tr oil years lnoor ana
cIoni.n, ever seem II - M ' onIy ,,,n "
I r. iII'.eIs' o". separates lhe long ones
ihe machine. /, NH hisl ior 49,
geese per hour. -.
c..,. nj. ..-.,-.. -' -i-.--.,--
children j. that when they commence
having whiskers they leave off having
brains. Bows that are philosophers Mt
six years Of age, are generally blockheods
attwcnty.ono, Nv qorcino cl,ild,on alone
,''''- s''v7-,r '''vs'''''vv- ''Tvr'--irvuos tndt
they become cracked to hold it,
ps5@ During the second days coursing
on on? the l-onion Void, England hare, be
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stockton,s Valley

s new post Office has been established
at stockton's Valley, Roane county Ten
nessee, and Samuel Burnett, Esd, APP
pointed postmaster.
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Athens, Friday, january go, 1880.
Printer Wanted.

"A gooa Job. PrinieF can obtain q couple .pop,bs
cmploymcns AZ this cffco-pcrhaps longer at
hbsra wage, " snplyigr immedistcly,f
s. p. WINS.
Athena Dan. G. lsG0.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20

ON latest advises from Washington
leave Che House Of Representatives. still
mcrganized. The country is growing
heartily tired Of the wronglings aud Fac
tious proceedings which each day mani
tests, and think il about time they should
stop. We hope TO be ablo to announce
in our next paper that Speaker has been
elected
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20
Knoxville.

The attention Of Merchants, Farmers,
md others is directed to the advertise
Inents of r. NJ. MCPHERSON 4 Co., Knox
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County, Meednp

Z We arercqucsted 10 give netice that. a
meetihg.will be htlh al The Court, II'edse
in Athens, the Isl Monday of february,
&, TO appoint delegates to am Opposition
state Convention at Nashville, on the o2d
February.
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Texas Senator.

The imprcssion bos roma o,,t tl,o. Co.
eral Houston was defeated in the contest
Tor the United states senator before the
legislature Ct Texas on the 9th ult.-
N"'i'h8 could be luther from the fact.
g e.. Houston was not candidate
Ihe election was to til v''oncy to serve
ont 'he torm-wiiieh expires with the pres
cnt Congress, and Colonel LOWS r. WIG
.Gill wis tbo succos.f,l cortostout H.
to,i,,,s, .,.,.,,,,.,1 .;..,,....,, ...,..
- 's'"s. MI!
o's1t CASTOR IlVe or SIX other candidates.
General Houston was not named. neither
did he gotta vote. The present LegiJo.
t,,.,. "a. -. ,,nl ,i,,. r-.;..l g.,
-,
Sl''or 10 serve 10Y S'N years nom The
|ih OF March 1861 and when that eler-.
ton aEes place General Houston win he
"a candidate c,,. fla, .nosiiion If MOI ,,,
-
'.2'siJ i'''''i'''t" Oh inc FiesN'ehlai
ticket 20 say TIE lyneiibug NHginian.
r.,-,,,...,.,.... ,,....,,.. M.
'1''''','.''' " CUISINES ms LOUIS
vile journal lhus discoursos on this del
~, ~, .,.,..... 3; .,.....,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og" ,36 w." 'i,e
Cincinnati Euquisor argues That al the
human beings WHO came from tho ark
ana Toro@nted onf species must have in
le'maUl'j "uh COUSINS but this may
zee mel ny tAe assertion mat the issue Of
Suci ihte,iGarriiHs,S 'o' brought INTO tue
word an inc - "umh, pima, and id
loUr oil our rae snu this is the point to
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20

az w0fV. ~
Some two or thrsN~
supposed to. lie sUlfN
present it is impossible to M
like correct statement of b.
life but from the best authority il Ia
licyod that at least two hundred are dead
in the ruins Eighteen dead bodies bnyo
already been taken out, together with
some twenty-five persons mortnlly Wound
cd, and some fifty in different stages Of
mutilaton,
Second D'Y0ch, - Ourrcrortcr has Just
come from tho ruins, and Tie scenes there
beggar all description Some two or moro
acres Of ground are piled Up with eytry
description OF machinery of tho falAcu
buildings. Huge bouiircs are burning
to light some two or three thousand per
SOFAS who arc working as il for their own,
lives to rescue the unfortunate pcrsons(
many ofwIom are still crying and bcgd
ring to be released from their torturcs. y
Every few minutes some poor wretch il
dragged from his prison, and it is heart
rcndiug to- hear their cries az they are
drawn out with legs and arms crushed
and torn Ono man, shockicly manglel,
cut bis own throat to end his agony. The
whole city seems 70 he in mourning.
Many are running through the streets,
and, with frantic cries, searching the
ruins. Temporary hospitals have been
arranged for those rescued. Many stand
by the wreck iifgid with despair.
EJt& Dispatch Midnight Calamity
succeeds .caiamty In IL minutes the
whole mass of ruins has become ono
sheet Of flame. The screams and moan
iurs Of the Io6r buricd creatures can be
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20
The Exchange Bank.

The Nashville Union and American, in
its /" Fourteenth Week Of the Session, -
has the following;
In the Senate on Monday, Mr.. Richard
sons resolution providing for the rcdcmp-
ton by the State Of the outstanding notes
of the exchange Bank ct Murfrcesboro'.
was taken up and considered, and during
the discussion Mr. Speaker Newman
stated that since the report of the special
conatnittco of the Legislature of 1878
had beer submitted TO the Governor,
facts had come to his knowledge which
justified him in denouncing their con-
nccted with that Bank rs the most stu.
| pendous ever committed in tennessee,
and that the witnesscs 1--we near Nashville
and are ready to testify at any Tine
| The subject will probably be taken up in n
few days, aud the debate on : Monday in-
| duces The belief that some interesting de-
velopments viii be made.
Also, In the same .colunin appears the
following
In the Senate on Wednesday, House
bill to define and regulate the Operation
Of the counter.n9te principle adopted In
lieu OF senate bill TO authorize thc banks
TO pay out the notes Of each other was
concurred in, and IS now a law. This bin
duthofises tic principal banks 70 pay on
tho notes OF thcir branches, and also re.
quircs them TO redeem these notes when
prescntcd.--Ar' Peters blll to prevent
the marriage Of copsirs Of the first dc.
gree, was rassed-ou il. third reading in
the Senate. 1t has yet TO be acted 1lpon
by the House
House bill TO repeal the act establish.
ing foreign banking agencies in Tonnes.
see, was passed on 10. ,hird reading in
/ The Senate
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20

Ry reference TO another column, il
will be seen that the Opposition mem
bers Of the Legislature had meeting at
the Capitol last week, and among other
resolutions adopted one presenting the
name Of Hon John Bell to the .coun-
Try for the Presidency. They also
recommed tho holding of County meet
ines on the FIRST Monday Of February 10
appoint delegates toaStatc Convention, to
be held at Nashville, On the 22d Febru-
airy. We presume This j. the uitiatory
step TO an organization for the ensuing
Presidential contest. We can't help
thinking that the movement is little
premature, ana that It would, perhaps,
have been as well to have waited at least
until Congress was organized and the
AdriIt ofmatters little better understood.
Y our Nashville friends onght TO know
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20

CcfhmeIl isFelllN ana hopC4esSIN bank
Dupt level direct tax for the benefit OF
your department Master Holt, aud we
will cheerfully help 10 pay you out--bu,
don't require Us to keep an account with
your deputies for onr eXehanges.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20

There was not single Democrat in tn
| Mississippi Democratic State Convcntio
Las Observation-Disclosures of Stcuhe
boualas by tho fsarcston Convention
4 here were tWo or farce who ayowel
iiiingness 20 support him II he shout
e dominated, but 10 man desired hi
|omination.-NsapyC iraimehe.
in,nodcing the above, the Jac..-
~Aissippion, the oggasa
sSemooracy, -
port Douglas if ne sr-s'!,.>(
he is in possession Of q fact with Wl'T-I
Pthc members themselves were not ne
'quainted The democracy Of Mississippi
believe that the heresies Of which DOUG
las is tho exponent and ablcst champion
are as de-uuctiveio southern institution
as the herosics of Seward and as inte!
ligant men they cannot discover that j
would be consistent, under amy circum
stances, TO support the one for the Pres
idoncy and resist The Inauguration of ID,
othor
PezNsrlyaarA--A dispatch from Hair
rsburg, says
Resolutions approving the course oil Inc
Pennsylvania Representatives in Congress
in opposing Inc Administration in the
u .
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20

ExTRA.-It is stated in scroral papers
that Extra Billy Smith md other south
ern members Of Congress will soon ap-
pear in,the House in homemade suits ~
There is no reason why members of Con
gTess should notwear "home-made" in
stead Of store clothes" at any and all
times when they feel like it--but we
hope that Extra Billy and the other gen
tlemen will take no such extraordinary
pains to make asses of themselves. =
Their sudden love for home nanufac-
lures Will not endure through the ses-
sion s. .e
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20

bsj- A man in Michigan not long since
committed suicide by drowning As the
body could not be found, the coroner held
an inquest on lis hat and iuckct, found
on the banks Of the lake: verdict, '.found
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20

iiErcaooox.--We learn that very
promising young minister was dscontin-
ued from his connection with the Con-
ference, on Tuesday last, on account of
his pecuiiai'yicws IN relation to souls of
the un~y after death. He processes
to belive that the souls of the wicked are
annhilated after death Eg,uia Express.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20

PLANTERS BAEE.--The Nashville Union
and American Of the'l3th, says:
3 Mr. frinible introduced hill into the
Senate yesterday, in lieu Of one previous
" introduced by him, to re-oharter the
Union and Planters Banks in conform
Aty with the bin knowp as the "Bank
Code" heretofore passed. by that body
and now before the Ae,se OF Bepresen-
tatiyes. nQpgt g.t I'M
THREE CESrs. -fhe Assistant Post-nias-
ter General has written to the Postmas
ter at New Orleans, to charge only 3 cents
frs 9r llssttsra BY 'Ele l9ysgland. mail via SAN
Abo'hosa- ala.o!iya2 6fas& 3 s5,ors
sa.ss a1i 'A'esai "a 'as4s. es g'.asa
sls sass % ~s,sf- f,-s 90
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20

TNGENlors.-7Tbe Chinese method Of ia
king or boots is ,qs follows: They place
the boot in vice, and apply a yoke to
the neck, worked BY a wheel, which only
stops working when the boot or head
comes off.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20

! DANclNG.-The Sentinel, Rogersville
contains an article two and half col
nRis'a in. lmaslh IN @yoe IF GaAsmS. GO
AZ 19Isofesb tAalighLfoaiasba toe2 II
? b4'. ,ae.a.f-s ~. h-sas- 70 -s..-
t--~ ~ =
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20

'yos fs;rrRcorisss h .l'He. BOZ kville lCtJ
Rsppblioap says thot the &nepi6an. Mills
Of that Wlloge- are, rpnHng night. and
day; toSeupl'lg orders from Nireinia f9lg
certain KINDER clStli for military UNI
forms, ~. -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-20

DIRECT trhnc.- l'r Payne, OF the
Memphis District, has introduced in the
Senate billan resolutions 10 encourage
direct trade between the southern States
aud Europe.
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OSCAR CRANE.
~ ISnccess0r 10 En-. CRANz 4 Co

OSCAR CRANZ-
Oder. the following WINES and La 30 a. fo,
"CLARET wINEs.-st. Julien, St. Re,,. q,
st. Emon. Chat. Latour, Chat Leov e nG pos, m
Pontet Canet, do. do. do. tpints, OF y Pontet
Camel, 81. Pierre, Chat. La Rose, Cnat. Monton.
Chat. Margaux Grand Vim, Chat Latte Grand
FRENCH WHITE wINXs;.-Ht. s,ut.,r.
do. do; De Madame, La CtaAe de Lur Saiuces''
BURGUNDY wINEa-.L.m.rt;n.,s M.co,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lin half. pints :, Crane.
Bouzy, imPerlsi;Zt Az the above Of my own i'm
e.I-Mosr and y. GRIND Win Ansi,tsrre. do S do.
Vim Imperial. greer seal. Widow Clicquot Pom
HOCK, WINES, Rudeshsimsr Berg, Lauben-
tage lS4s. Sparkling Hochheimer. Sparkling Mo
sf sak hssss' MiNEssup.roy r.s,. Sherry. Ca.
petior Amontil!ado. Extra superior Amontiliado
Imperial AMontliiadO, MOntIlla, bottled in '55,
MHDEfR As.-Fine Table Wines. diHerep.
i.chos, 1873; WEIGH Brothers, Old Reserve Impe-
rial, vint 1884; Biackburn's Reserve; Blackburn's
PORT WINkS.-very old Port, direct imported
from OPorta. in wood and glass.
EOKDl AL.-Grand Chartreuse.
BRAND ES.-James Hennessy. Vine Growers
tages cf 1913, lsU2 1854. 1874. up to 1853
ClGARS-Aiways on hand. large stock of HA-
VANA CIGARS, comprlslns the finsst brands sold
g. pn nSvans, sub e. cabanas Figaro, Partagas
A large assortment Of ~ other Imported IL
9eSS ds.t aGf Eh2SD ISS fSnEE s2d
ENT SPERM CANDLES. INV l7-6t
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( D. Niethers !---The a1een11.. :, .,.,....
is called " Dr.. EATON'H INFANTILE cfsn !.
DIAL, Which y highly !ecomme ndcd Tor In com
kHints atscn9tnx Issshns. such = Dysentery,
BLOOD f6pp Thi. Rs,iisiss, hang. a. IT.
9aanS snskescts, " bEoop fpoD md q pc.epti6c
ven worthy the attention Of 81 vh0 10 suSssiiss
(so1iups!lty or deficiency OF haQol itWDSparsa
Eloostoa, Pm siology. Science. -. aal u kiSkly
sseoE1s.aea y esaeEcas ce!tihos!es q tkose
EsV1cH 8 0uronr, New York. sJe II. Gesessl
Ass 8 y sf5s. II k lsiss
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n The Great Virginia Remedy, and ne
HUNBUs.-PETERS' INFALLlBLE REMEDY
FOR GONNORRH0E AND ALL SECRET DIS
EAEES.-This great American remedy, contain
INK no Meroural or Balsam,c properties, exces
every thing heretofore offered the puplic, in its
ratlve. restOrat,ye and renoyating powers; and
the medical world are astOnshed when told that
the atOve remedy will cure the above diseaaes, and
confounded when they have ocular oemonstra-
tons of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
knovn Of . case Of twenty years standing to be
restored % Perfect health. and oil other Gases q
exception. AID therefore challenges any case OF
Gonorrhos which tho remedy will not cure; pro-
an The Bart Of the patient; and any one purchasns
half q dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in ms
or her csse he EnsTantees . perfect cure; and in
free Of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and cure will b effected without moon
venieuce 10 the patient.
Sold by APPERsVN l. pUPuY, No. 3Ol Broad
street, and y. A. STRECKER,M Main street, Drug
gists, agents for the city of Richmond.
nh 4-dens
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"a ~ MS. Baths. baths: j.,

HO i. COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can % had daily, from o'clock A. NJ :. until 10 P.
w., ~ the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, Sham
no ell entrance 18th street, Single Bath Is cts:
~ FIVE tickets FOR 81
IA Leeches! Leechcs!: Leeches:!:-
| fresh SWEDISH LEECHES, the very best. and
large size. which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
| r. S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to- can be fou nd ct all hours OF the day at
| the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri
| az l0--ts r. G. HOBSON.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

~ APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIsT,
18th street, between Grace and Broad.
& 5SSf rs $!F h fYf
STgFFS; WINDOW GLASS: PUTTY, Akco-
FS soafs H a. SfEPs
Various brands, ali the popular PHT III M IL I.
IN bRGS viii af e. .oa n
n I'VE sE% sSSE %fNiM2NR
their PREsC RiPT!oNS 9eerraieiy and dc ears S "
j. W. FRAYSER,
Apothecary and Druggist,
my Its nth, between Grace and Broad sts.
- WINSTON. wholesale d., lcrs in DRUGS, No.
rs Main street, Richmond, Va, would call the at
S SHSfa AtfEEsM f F%k 4
which they ofer to cash or prompt customer
most favorable terms.
r., In addition to ther stock of STAPLE DRUGs.a
Combs Brushes, Cigars, Tobacco. Old Medicinal
Medicines. Mineral Waters. Porcelain Teeth,
Woot's Pure Branches. and Wines. &c.
asdss Fsak ( ne Snd
SDAWSON begs to inform the citizens of
IN tHdC Nc now on Hdnu Il 1uIl
Ia and complete assortment Of Drugs. Medi-
cines: Chemicals. Fancy Goods, ETC..
He has also iui; assortment of all kinds of
Patent Medicines direct from the manufacturers,
SO that there can be no mistake as to their genu-
inc ness.
Also, Oils, Paints, Dye Stufts, Tobacco and CT
CARS.
The Ladies can also be supplied with fine as
sortment OF imported POmades, Hair Oils, Lubin's
EXTRACTS. Mean Fun, Lilley White, Brown Wind
sor, Honey, Glycerine and other Toilet Soaps;
hne Hair Brushes, both domestic and imported;
also, Buffalo. India Rubber and Horn Combs, both
fine tooth and coarse. He would call their atten-
ton to his fine Toilet Cologne, superior to the
French or German.
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%Hu Z. GATHRlGHT. FURNITURE
S WAREHOUSE, ON GOVERNOR ST.,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
800 has on hand at this time the largest and
offered to his friends and the publlca large portion
Of which being CITY MADE-which he pledges to
sell for less profit than heretofore Painted, I'm
itaton and Solid Oak, Walnut, Mahogany and
Rosewood CHAMBER SUITS, from S25 to 100;
all styles Marble Top TABLES; also, WARD
ROBES, from sl0up; + ETE A TETEs, VANS,
S go Si from sls up to s75 Jenny Lind BED
Plush, Lasting and Hair. Cloth PARLOR SUITS
also, COUCHE Els and BED LOUNGES; at twenty
hive per cent. less than can be purchased else
where; in fact. his stock embraces every article
usually kept in his, line. Call and examine
for yourself. and see how much you can save be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Also, large assort-
ment of Recumbent Invalid, Arm, Easy and Re
yolving CHAIRS: MATTRESSES, Hair and
Shuck. and BEDDING. NH 2l-d3m
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"A. 1850. .sopfins ANA Summer. 1850. N
An 1Nff11 NEW srocs.
ftaS JOHN Il. eM1THER,.
Large and Attractive stock Of
r.a;.iD.f IN N gX 2pGS$1sES!sisn and Domestic.
II CLOTHS and CAsSIMEREs: .
Silk and Msgseilles Vk6fIN0C'
sa0'f NEW 81 sfS lS;i rs SO s's SS6ps
bQyeht In person At AUCTION. in New York.
. HE ssQck cQAprises in part:
'~ - Beautiful BEREGEs
LINENS and DAMAsks; PRINTS and LAwrs.
SSR,sssSiS assorsnsas Of
CASSIM ERES
Of ever, grade ead color. for GENTS WEAR.
espe''gT WEHEDs and LINENS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS;
large assortment Of fe
PLANTATION GOODS,
Of every variety and price, and many other goods
usunlly kept in Dry Goods store.
The subscriber is determined to offer the public
and HE friends the best selected and cheapest lot OF
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
ever display ed in the city, and will sell the same at
the lowest rates to cash purchasers. Call, before
JOHN l.. SMITHER,
aOA-d&wts No n Main street.