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4 CARD.-The attention Of the undersigned
IA having been called book just published, entitled
CONE-CUT CORNERS which contains injurious state
respecting the late firm Of Bssgeha Foric Co., TO
the effect that they In the habit Of imposing upon their
customers by selling vile Manufactured liquors for
pure genuine articles deem but justice myself well
the friends Ct the late firm deny these charges the
emphatic No article of liquor ever sod BY Bag
elehs Floc Co. which genuine and precisely
represented. aware ilAt calling themselves
spectacle Dealers in the habit Of manufacturing spurou
articles bat proud be able declare that firm Of which
have been member his been guilty Of such practices
Whether hA seek legal redress against the perpetrators Of
this in the present unsaaetory state Of the laws
must depend circumstances Meanwhile hasten make
this public denial of the charges R. s. BAGGLEHALL,
Lste Bsegehsll, Florc Co. } No. SIT Broadway, NY
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w MEMOIRS OF
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6otels.

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Gap rished in day by the EewJsrsey Centr Rail
osd Easton the Morris and Essex Railroad Hacketts
from these places BY stage For terms &c, address
WIN. A. BRODHEAD.
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ID A b rs! r A B B I s !!
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Il HE X A B B Il F n g f r !:
the BREEDING, REARING, FEEDING and GENERAL
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coolips ard the table from authentic
ard from personal experience By C. w Bement, su,hor Of
Z" Pouerers Companion" &C. Handsomely lustra
ted with Portraits of animals, &c.
Price Fifty Cent? and will be sent fee Of postage to any part
of the United States.
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Auditors Ofice, Iowa, Iowa City, June l, 1850
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60 farmers ano Others.


DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has CON
- SANITY hand very superior zrtcle OF pure BONf
DUST consistins Of savings filings and ground bone.
Orders received the Works Sdst. East River; No
SVesey-st. CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
MOVING and REAPING MACHINES at
wi GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.-Ketehunn's, Buualps,
rorbuth's Msny's and other MOVING and REAPiN} MA
CHIMES; also . general assortment Of Agricultural Impe-
ments. Gusno, Bone Dust, &c, for sae BY
JOHN MOORE. No. 1873 Front-st.
NEW BERMUDA POTATOFS-5O0 barrels
IN superior quality landing THIS DAY from bark Pearl for
- '' MIDDLETON Co., No. IS New-s,.
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.

EOR SALE-A BLACK MARE 6 years old, 161
hands high, sound and kind very stylish driver good
figure be produced She u he celebrated Black Hawk
family would by proper training be very fast Can
untr aimed trot q mile in three minutes Applyto
q. b. BABCOCk, Webster, Mass.
nOUBIE CARRIAGE WANTED for FAM ILY
H. UsE.-It mutt be well made. Ifsecond hand and
much the for it will answer. Apply to No. IL
Broadway
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Houses an6 farms nOanteo.

WANTED-A good Three Story HOUSE, in
w New-York or Brooklyn for which payment will BE- made
the Of $500 or 81 oco In productive property m
pleasant esten village and the balance 10 NewYork Central
Railroad stock. Inquire u B. sKAATs, CosnselorstLsw
No. 81 Trinity Building
WANTED to BUY-A few acres of LAND for
w GsrdenDg pun poses within miles Of Hobotsn Ad
dress A. NOBLE, Box No. FOL PostOhce-
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TAI ConMIsaoxEnS OvvicI,
No. - Chambenst, basement Of New City Hall
NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.-The ASSESS
lN hENT ROLLS Of the several Wards Of the City Of Nsw
lorn WI % opened Tor e1amnsuo. and review RON Nun
eludve. Al Tsx-Psyen deross Of examining and CORRECTING
the said Ros requested maAs sppeson The undsr
dgnsd q tAs ses, between tie hour a. 4 II snd
r. 4 j i ,,;;$sss. II.
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WANTED-By respectable American Woman

situation CHILDS NURSE, or to ass ~ IN nstlt
ton Tie advertiser Trustworthy INFANTS NURSE has
no objection into the country h DESTROYS OF co mort
abe home than Tecuny remuneration To be seen for TWO or
three dsy AZ No. l3i West cths third door, front room
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DEREMPTORY MORTGAGE SALE of ths

yTNHE UNITED STATES MECHANICAL
i STREET-CLEANING COMPANY are now prepared 20
with Corporations, Contractor Turnpike or Plank
road Companies for CLEANING STREETS and HIGHWAYS
every description BY the month mile 10 any part Of
the United States The system Of Scsvengns adopted BY this
COMPANY together with their Sweeping and Cleaning Appars
has received the highest from the Press and
authorities every city where they have operated The merits
of machines being valuable efficient
ers but preservvs Of the street surface 80 on
payemeuts and macadsmized roads In this re-
sec receive the testimony Of every civil engineer who
their and mode Of operation In cities
and they simplify the whole system Of cleaning
ng authorities 10 have any street streets cleaned thor
oush manner in few hours For particulars address
SMITH SECKELL Co.,
No. SIS Broadway, NewYork No. Ito South Froots'
Philadelphia
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DOATS.-PLEASURE BOATS Of all descrip-
- BE- found the celebrated Boat and Oar
OF INGERSOLLS, No. $50 South-r. ~ B.-Sal Boots 6om
Il % Is feet long be fitted day's nosice
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A GRADUATE of CAMBRIDGE. ENGLAND

engaged Phadepbs Teacher Of the Greek.
Latin and English Languages &C. wsses TO remove to New
York peighbohood and would be happy 20 enter INTO
schools private families for the
sufun nal thoroughly competent u taish his
rup in each Of the he processes and 10
youns men Coege and furnish the most satisfactory
Yeerspcts address c. C. c., No l6S Chestnus Phiadelphe
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fine ARTS.

wv SCHAUS, IMPORTER of ENGRAVING
w and ARTISTS MATERIALS has ed from NJ
SIS Broadway to the spacious No. Sill Broadway, whsr
he will be happy to zee his patrons
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gOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATloN
q ysbBsed departure Of each Mail steamer ~ s<
800 ct e5 per snnum, postage ineiuced single eoi'ess sA
erfA
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WANTED- Situations in private family by two

WANTED Situations in private family by two
young Women sisters who thoroughly untersfand inss
Lusnessi az good COOK, WASHER and hoSEk ana ESQ
get up good dinner the other and 20 90
Wshirr end ironing and Cooking required war - and
sc month Good city references Gail st No zI Es s
" ANTE Destinations BY two respectable
w young Girls; COOK, WASHER snd iho MEX, OF
would DO General Homework; the other as CHAMbEhN D
Can be If engaged az No. le3 West
a between nh and sthsy. Good city reference gwen
"ANTED-A situation, by Young and lntelll-
w gent Gill with good city reference a. CHlLUS NUhsr
She do Plain Sewing; has learned plain and fancy
stitching finest husini will aske Chdrens Sl3,ne' vnsn
under the instruction Of Lady; Wash and Iron for me
Euery and will ate SIS uonh In this city or brooklyn Cal
at No. III East z3d-st for two days.
"ANTEQARy respectahle American Woman.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-12-14
Negroes for Sale,

IN obedience to an interlocutory order and
l. decree of the Worshipful County Court Of
Polk county, Tenn, at the December term,
1858, will sell, on Thursday, the oath day
of January 1855, at the Courthouse door in
the town Of Benton, THREE NEGR0ES-one
named Cato aged about thirty; one named
Hannah, aged also about thirty, and one
named Luke, aged about six--and belonging
to the estate of John McKissack, late deceas
ed, and sold on petition of the Administrators,
james MeKissack, for distribution among the
heirs One tenth part of the purchase money
to be paid in hand on the day of sale, (unlcss
that amount is deposited before the day by
the Administrator and the balance in two
equal payments of nine and eighteen months
credit. Bond with approved security will be
required of the purchasers.
Il. p. DOUGLASS, Clerk.
Dec, H. lS55-it prs fee 50 377
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-12-14

Allen Boone, Adminislra'o or Of Samuel Hardy
deceased,
Is.
The Widow and Heirs Of said Samuel Hardy
and James Gettys.
TT appearing from the bill that James liar
4 DIV, Thomas Hardy, William, Susan, Jane
TAYLOR, Catherine, Angelo, Angeline, Samuel
Martha and Pheniee Hardy, children of the
said Thomas Hardy, Mareellus Dodson and
his wife Susan Dodson, are non-residents OF
the State of Tennessee, it is ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post for
four successive weeks requiring said nOn.resi.
dent defendants to appear at our next Court
of Chaneery, to be held at the Courthouse
in the town of Athens, on the Sd Monday Of
February next, and plead, answer or demur
to complainant's said bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them, aud set for
hearing accordingly:
WIN. LOWRY, c. d. NJ
BY WILLIE Lowry, D. c An
Dec. IA, lS55-3t-Prs fee So
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Negroes for Sale.

In obedience TO an order aud interlocutory
Il decree of the Worshlpful County Court OF
Polk county, Tennessee, at the December
term, 1858, will sell, on Monday. the 4th
day of February, 1856, ut the Court house
door in the town Of Benton, Polk county,
Tennessee, TWO NEGROES-one boy named
Nelson aged about twelve, and one girl
named Martha, aged about thirteen--belong-
ing to the heirs of John White, late deceased,
and sold on petition of F. NJ. Falls, Guardian
for the minors of John G. Henderson, deceas.
ed, for distribution among the heirs. Fifty
dollars on the sale of each slave will be re
quired down, and the balance on n credit of
twelve months, with interest from date
Bond with approved security will be required
of the purchasers.
Z. r. DOUGLASS, Clerk.
Dec IA, iS55-4t prs fee 81 ST.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-12-14

A MAN OF HoYoR.-He will violate no
confidence. He will consider everything con-
fideniia which is likely, if repeated, 10 injure
friend, or even an acquaintance, and wehad
almost said even an enemy. There is one
class Of men more trusted than any other,and
who seldom violate the trust placed in them.
We refer to the medical profession. Nothing
would destroy II doctors reputation sooner
than Il violation of this rule. We doubt
whether it be good policy for the profession
to refer TO their patients in any way. A sa-
cred confidence is theirs. They enter the
private and domestic penetralum. And what
is said 10 them is said always under the i'm
piled understanding that it is confidential, and
n sacred truth.
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Singers Sewing Machines,

'ENliSk machines have long sustained the highest
- sspG'auon in the United states The first prize
i ,eaal has recently been awarded 70 them at the
eat exposition at the Palace OF Industry In Paris and
'hts they have the Worlds verdict Of suf,,riorf,v
=, uIvN Improvements have just been added 80 that
~ run without noise, with ease to The op,rator Al
double The ordinary speed 50 that
TWICE As NCCH WORK Is DONE ~ 4 nay
Ihe greatest clothing and shoe manufacturing .t.h
hshnents Ia the country these maclIurx rsnsivs
~ Ihey are competent to perform every soTt OF worn
In the most perfect style.
As there are very great numbers Of nferlor mr. ,tir
~ worthless sewing machines of the Lerow niS..t,
Avery Wilson, Grover 4 Baker, and other ra,snts
which have been sold, but cannot be used 20 anv a5
vantage, hereby offer to receive all such msrLinr.
aud also unimproyed ones OF own manufacture y,
exchange for Hctc and latest iERprOred MIc6ines ON
liberal terms. All old machines thus obtained by Us
will be broken up and destroyed For particulars apply
by letter or personally at our New York Office
y. B.-Local Agents wanted to make sales Of our i'm
proved sewing machines. To persons properly quail.
fed for the business rare opportunity for profitable
and pleasant employment IL offered.
I. NJ. SINGER 4 CO..
PytacspGi 0pfce, 1913 Bfoadlrdy. " T.
Brunch Offices AZ Hanover ST., Boston. 1I2 Cbes-
nut ST., Philadelphia les Baltimore st., Baltimore. 2sg
Walnut ST., Cincinnati. ls% 81. Charles ST. New Or.
leans. Goversyie, NY. SS4 Bread ST., Newark, n. J.
Nov S0-9m-SIJ
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Great Cure for X hcumaIiSm.-The edi-
tors Of the Richmond Republican, OF Dee cath fS52
say that Carriers Spanish AiStuF l. medicine
fney had man in their press vho vas afflicted
with violent MercuriEl rheumatism who was eontinu-
ally complaining Of misery In the back limbs and Joints
his eyes had become eversh and lnatery, neck uwO-
throat sore, and all the symptoms Of Hheufatism
combined with Scrofua. Two bottles 81 Carters SPAN
sh Mixture cured him. and in editorial notice as above
they bear testimony its wonderful effects and saw
their only regret is, that all suffering with diseases Of
the blood not Of the existence such med
icine. They cheerfully recommend It.
See their certificate and notice in full around the
bottle. dee
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-12-14

sg-"They are exhibiting \ bear woman
up in town." said Mrs. Sled. and she dropped
like Hedge anchor into Mrs. Partington's
big arm chair. Mrs. Darlington looked pain.
fully at Ike, who was pegging top by the
door, to the danger of sundry jars of preserv-
ed plums. "a bare woman indeed" said she.
IL wonder what they will exhibtnext!-
Though the baroness isn't the shame-'ts
the knowing of it. There was Eve, now,
wasn't thought any worse of, and moved in
the first society, till she found she was ma
ked." "My dear Mrs. p" said Mrs. Sled, in
terrupting her, "this is woman that is thought
to be, in some respects like the animal called
n bear" 'Ob, ah," said the old lady, swell
don't know which would be the mproperest
to make public thing of, for corrupted
taste is MS bad as visecrated mortal" This
was a profound remark, and the old lady
stood holding her box long after she had ut
tered il, looking abstractcdly at a picture Of
Susannah and the elder over the mantle
niece
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-12-14

THE SPEAKERsHIP.-The New York Her.
aid of the 9th furnishes the following os the
contest for Speaker:
II will be seen that Pennington is dropped.
and that the Northern Anti-Ncbraska and
Know Nothing forces are very tenderly Auc-
tuating between Campbell, Banks, and Fuller.
The party difference between the two leading
free soil competitors is exactly this:-
l.. ID. Campbell, of Ohio, A. N. X. n; N. p.
Banks, Jr OF Massachusetts, X. n. A. NJ
Anti-Nebraska aud Know Nothing, or Know
Nothing and Anti-Nebraska-which is a
mighty nice distinction; for the whole issue is
now with the Northern majority whether the
Speaker shall be A. N. X. N. or X. N. A. N.
Everything depends upon the precedence
of the Initials A. N. or X. ~, in their combi-
nation; for while A. n. K. N. signifies Il fam
ing black Republican with Know Nothing pro-
cliyities, the order reversed to X. N. 4. N.
means II iull blooded Know Nothing, with
streak of the Anti Nebraska cOoring down his
back. The same initials in another shape-N.
A. X. N.-ilusirate the principles of Richard
son Observation-Disclosures Anti-KnOw Nothing.
Yet again, the same letters thus arranged-K.
N. A. N.-indicate the position Of Marshall
Know Nothing Nebraska Absolutely. Thus
We see that this contest for Speaker hinges
upon this, that or the other combination of
four cabalistic letters of the English alpha
beta thing never heard of before in Con-
gress.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-12-14

Too GENEROUS by HALF.-The case of
VIM Taylor against the Camden and Amboy
Railway Company came up in the Circuit
Court of the United States on Saturday,
MIR. Taylor was one of the victims of the
Burlington massacre, by which both of his
arms were broken. He received other inju.
ries, and demands fifty .hosand dollars dam
ages. The company offered five thousand,
and with that excessive generosity for which
it is so eminently celebrated, II free ticket to
ride over their road during life. 1t is unne-
cessnry to say that Mr.. Taylor declined the
generous offer. lie never desires to go on
that route again, and free ticket "for life"
would make him shudder every time he saw
it. A free ticket for death would be more
correct
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-12-14
FoI the Post,
AN ACROSTIC

The following beautiful acrostic was writ.
ten to Miss CAROLINA PoIYDExrER a few weeks
before her marriage to Joseph W. Peace:
Congenia minds whene'er they meet
Amid the dense and giddy throng,
Remember well that friendships sweet
Once bound their hearts together strong.
Long you have been away from here
In other haunts your footsteps strayed--
Nowyou've returned TO friends most dear,
And will remain, Itrust, dear maid.
Perhaps you will reserve for me
One place yet in your memory
l with delight remember well
Near you my bosom used to swell.
Dear Miss, | hope you'll ever see
Ecstatio bliss-felicity
Xerxes, tho great shall guide my steps
Till his fame shall proudly ascend
Even now, sweet girl, these lines accept
Remember that am your friend.
This amiable, excellent aud useful lady, OIL
whose name the above was written, is now
sleeping with the dead. Her sweet voice is
no more to be heard among us. She has left
vacuum hard to supply, and number of
friends to weep over her silent tomb.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-12-14

INFLUENcE OF ASrI-KNow NOTHING WHIGs.-
The Montgomery Mail says, quite number
of the American party-eSpecially of those
who, aforetime, were members of the Wing
party-are disposed, at times. to be little bit
ter towards those Wings, who, taking service
under the anti-American party, have at once
stepped into high position and q eat influence;
aud this feeling is largely shared by many Of
tie old line Democrats Of tie a4ti-American
party itself 4t
Not so, wei Whenever we hear of the
promotion of a Stephens, a Tombs, or Walk.
err we are well pleased. These gentlemen, 1t
is true, must he Democrats, in name; they
must worship and minister at the altar of De-
mocracy, in the robes that are familiar to the
ewes of the throng who stand in the vestibule;
but silently, surely, steadily their influence
will be felt in moulding the principles of the
party, and in the substitution, by gradual
process, of new men for its old leaders
Gradually time .honored imbecility will dis
appear: new and more vigorous race will
take the places of honor; and the country
will lie benefited, in proportion as one of its
great parties improves in its principles and its
men,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-12-14

WALKER's PLANS IN CENTRAL AMERICA
A plan (says an exchange) has already been
started Tor the revival of the old Central
American confederation, which is likely to be
successful. Honduras and San Salvador
have, on the invitation of General Walker
accepted them. This invitation is to be ex.
tended to Costa Rica and Guatemala, and
unless they accept it, the forces of the three
other combined States, il is said, will be used
to compel them. 1t is to be regarded MS an
net of hostility if they refuse. Walkers
plans already extend to all Central America.