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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-19
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ei for itself a reputation that cannot be assaed DIR Nm.
shaw Washington. Nc, writes. under date OF May
as follows heard of many eases ~ decided beneficial
efs from its specially asthma and chronic Cough
pasnlodie character have used the nd Cherry great
id IN practice. aud whitman ked geod resnlts
Every knows the reputation OF the Iurpenfne and
In pratraeed coughs The eolib alton OF
ia SO principles in WisrAts BALsAh of WILD chihRf Is IA
a sous and iudici0us. :, i,
erai at eantor must discriminate between outrageous
and fhase medicines wmeh have proved
4 afarv. aud in many eli aitested cases curative
.ane genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
SETH W. FOWLE = co. ID Washington Street Bos
.,a iro5rietors Sold by their agents everywhere.
for H. bv ] IT, THOMPSON & co and J. II. SEAl.
intv L. Il r.lfawIw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-19

s@NAlal. Its:e S.ass!.-s c.ser 40, ale p,ixu,,,,
ny Farm ON which Inaw RESIDE Wing on the rampi c
uit House turnpike Road five aides from Ivncftrc This
tet contains @U acres more than hall which is in woods.
we rsue iS well improved and under good fencing II Is
"eaaap'ed to the growth of all kinds grain and po,rc
% wen anu Is wen waered. The buildings consist OF a Fam
~ ,S"lclee containing five large passage abov
IN pctoW Win all necessary ont houses such as Kitchen
n' Haoes zee Carriage and Corn Houses all in good re-
- e"ls aSo large Orchard of choice Apple aud Peach
.'cS ms seldom sueh farm offered for sale it's neann.
h anu me amount OF wood give advantages
$50 'he' WIN farther description deemed entirely I'm
necessary as none will buy before making an exar3 ~
WA. taAe pleasure in show ing Il to all such
MI ~ =, JOSEPH HEND:ICK
Ixn.1
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fiE paid check and snnken eye female beauty
ten excite the aud nmscration friends
81 the pncip" causes Is Irregularities of the unhca
7hN seeclns Ucrd by weakened and deiated state of
The blood or want "a vital energy. DR. l.. b. NIghs
1d'us AntHc Las cured thousands Such caees of
which Frustrated for months helpless children and
whom tieir physicians had gYei utterly iucnrabc
ofne OF tie most respectable
attached II voluntary Testimonials efficacy in
female complaints 1t strengthens nvgorate blood
tom Induces regular habits Of tie SYSTEM gives
me vast ttmei lmpts the glow Of health the check
youthful elasticity to tho limbs. impotent to
harm and powerful to do good Give trial See
linn IL
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IA, Caroline County, Va, March. 1854 Messrs Bennett Il
lceTs Richmond -tcncmen You Carter's Spanish Mix
c has performed remarkable cure in the persof of
nan afflicted with Seroiua in Tie worry form bad
had he become that his aoiY closed had
30 lyl dian Aodri A. ls livery hii ,i-e
had failed was resolved 10 thp mixture We administer
Cd i according To directions and wonderful say aeirc
has been effected satisfied that medicine EQUALS
Cafiers Spanish Mixture purifier Of the blood
treating quite excitement here and sells Very rapidly Send
aiathor lot 10y Rail road Yours truly.
Juno u dino X s. BRDApDJr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-19

We happen know that DR. Ayes Cherry Peetoral aud
Pills ID medicines and shall proclaim because
we We confidently believe there Is vast amount
III relief from ufering fellow wrapped
mp In skul preparations ard shall freely lit
tie influence make them known to those who need them
PAilqdeIptia Sunday 7imts.
HI .IE
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psah biSw, apply according to objections and v o
'uP e3on5n'oFiaby Made and sold only 6y N ' va"
'"' !. II THOMPSON co
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It VV9OVV TED " 81 90 Irr.b,. =, " IN.
least 100000 Bushels Wheat and much NOR. - atasl
am now fully in the market and would like /. can -ri
bushels for immediate delivery 'us'Fe 2'ly
Farmers and others having wheat to sell viii IL =.
injustice should they cell their Wheat before eisep,
will always pay the highest cash price flr all w. he
am fully prepared 10 buy and pay for any qnanti, neat
To this market. my 'Hat llag
Hays, Bags, Hays.
Iwll furnish Bags To my customers upon TIM s.,
heretofore charged by the Raj Road Company and
8nable time for them Ia be returned ~ III allow
(sHnno, tsuauo, Suuno
Farmers can be supplied with any quantity Of No
an Government Gnano, direct from the Covernnn Feru
as low price IL can be bnneht where bsI agent
on hand good supply iiasterIump and l. -, sr'p
Ground, which will sell as cheap other htfg
place. WM A. Mi Nit e ~ tas
july lsts ni'nH
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4 Change has come DER the spirit
OF their DreansI

There Is no more instructive and significant aver
men, in the Cincinnati platform than the following
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-19

|HAH subscriber, in retiring from the of Miller
fia returns his thanks for The patronage received
the ans OF his friends and respectfully socits
OF the same TO the new concern OF VIM. A. Miller.
fc 23fs ROBERT $ ELAN
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go, n:schHyED-Ei,e crosses of Barclay,
AAyArNN. WATER. WacER.-r,e ua...

w Company turned out on Thursday evening to Water
the Streets finding than Twelve inches of water in
the Reservoir they had Of course to adjourn They meet
gam on saturday evening at o'clock WIN the superincn
dent of the Water Works be kind give us SIMPLY on
that occasion. SEVERAT, UosENEN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-19

frSsffs = DAVIS & SosGents Before left Mergui,
both Kareus and had found out the vane OF your
lrd gould readily have disposed OF large gu ~
fg of IL among them. IL particularly efheaeous IL
cholera norbls bowel complaints aud other diseases TO Which
f. nayeso nnah foin their unwhicsomc style Of living,
are peculiarly exposed Ii Is valuable antdote TO the poison
Genfpedcs Scorpions Hornets and the like have beeh
sng By Scorpions aud in both chstd the most tN-
rrariatng entirely the weing by apply ng
pain Killer On our voyage homewad from dr. the
4pain the ship taken with vomiting and pnfgng amt
ether symptoms of cholera gave him good dose of Pain
Killer viii Immediate aud happy results So entire
aud speedy tue relief that he assured he would
again 20 voyage without your excellent medicine, II he
could possibly procure H. Respectfully yours
REV. J. BENJAMIN. Late Missionary IL Burmah.
Sold by Druggists Groeers and Mcdcn Dealers every
where july 10 dew
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n mi,
~ teal lightning Conductors with improved Rod helm" %
most f0ved Lightning Conductor offered TO tho NH
1t Is recommended by eminent scientific gentlemen In all Coz
tons of the country also by large numbers Of persons In %
aud country, who are enjoying their protection Please c.
and examine The Rod for yourselves Orders for the ab
Rods, fer Churches Factories Dwelling Sc will receive
prompt attention by applying in person on by mail to
&. s. BLISS
ynpbh
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alive OIE.-JOO Boxes "a nj II asje,s s,.
" orqnality, fresh Importation IN and for sale H.
ROYAL. & SNODGRAS$
july II dew Richmond :
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Il ATS, MICE, REACHES, Ac.-ssc hnvc 70,
y sale RAT Exerminater which, is certain to ka Rat
Mice and Reaches Sodby
july 1S.s ]. H. THOMPSON & co
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fsNiE undersigned viii continue the Grocery and ComuS
Il sion business and the purchase of Wheat the old
where he viii be pleased wait his friends pubic
generally. WIN A. MILLER
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s-SG.lu 81 miles from Lynctburg the Camr6su "'r
y House Road saturday the 18th Juy-a Rcd ,iIt
Cow. with crop In the right and an nnder F
in the left The owner can get her by proving properly
pairing tor this advertisement can be at the
c' i3 n ~ IN, "'''i * :" l." sLANER
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NUT1CE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,
~ building anew House of Worship iorthe FRS D. Tor
rian Church of this city are hereby invited Itt N1
specifications will be ready for examination. at tls h '
Room af Mrssrs Burroughs, Shaicr g. Co. on In Ca, he
August Proposals invited for the whole lob ami Of
the stonew ork Brick work, Carpenters work pls Tor
ing Painting. &C, separately Said proposals will be -
until the 10th day Of August the work To- he eomno "a
soon Thereafter possible L. e DEANE ~" "a
inN k.dN ct l6amg ChDn'n Rlr Isl, ~,
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ouaE.EURNlsHINas ARTInIEs. ;u., :.

4 thtNHSkfuNsS ATTITUDES, i'm In
hand, OIL Carpeng all widths Plated Tea Sets ver
beautiful, Plated Table Casors Spoons Forks Ladies' Capd
sticks Syrup Stands, Walters Communion Sets Pitchers Gnt
lets Cups, &C. &C. manufactured expressly our sale and
of superior quality.
Block tin Coffee and Tea Us Coffee higgins and Pots Ton
Pots jelly Mouds Coffee Sraiuer Tea Balls Water Coos
Wire Dish Covers, Toilet Sets
Dusers, Preserve Kettles Preserve Skmmes Nurrarks
Egg Beaters, Lemon Squeezers Gilt Pins Bands , Col
nice Market Baskets, Gas Lighters &c &c Please cn NJ
exam me before purchasing elsew here
July H. GPEGapY co
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STiCE'-t'he co-Pnrsucrship heretofore cx-
sting between the undersigned and S Dugud under
the style of Dugud dissolve ed ON the isl dav f
January last - - NY W
The business Will hereafter he carried on by the undersigned
under the firm aud style of D. T. g. A. DIUGlll1 al The
old stand of S. Dugiid & Sons " '''
All peisons having claims against the firm If ( I,ic,id
sous viii present them 10 It's for settlement those oiny
accounts "iI please come forward and pay up. 20
DAVID T. DIJGUID
GEORGE a. DIUGUID,
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VEfNE.--On aud aItcr the I1th Inst, Wiz
IN obedience to resolution of the board of Directors
me virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company, proceed
onef al private sale all the Bags belonging to the Compa!
ana mot needed for its The Bags will be divided ho
three classes and offered H. 20 and 25 cash aceors
TO quality, E Ill GILL
july lits Gen1 Supt
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SOMETHING GUOsCE.--sG.OGO genuine
- havana Cigars fresh importation, jus, received aud tor
sale by wholesale aud retail, at
II. NJ. HARRIS & cos,
Tobacco and Cigar Store,
July Its Main ST., Lyucbburg, Va.
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NEERCHANTs BANK sTOCK.-2O shares
AVE- WANTED. PETERS, SPENCE & co
IN Ii
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

BUFFALO, June %, 1856.

DUFFALO, juno 20, looo'
Mr.. Fillmore's reception was the greatest
demonstration that ever transpired in this city.
Early in the morning the stores and public
buildings were lavishIy decorated with flags
and banners and devices in the best taste i'm
agnable. Maine street was perfectly cover
ed with ornaments in the shape OF flags
Nearly every building for seven or eight
squares was decorated. The shipping in the
harbor had bunting flying Mt their mast
heads.
Mr.. Fillmore arrived at o'clock in the after
noon, via the Falls road. The procession
formed at the depot, it was composed of mill
tary, the city firemen, the Board of Trade,
and private citizens. II was half an hour in
passing given point. 1t paraded through the
principal streets to Niagara square, where n
stand was erected. After reaching the plat
form th ireen young ladies, dressed in white,
came forward and each presented MIR. Fill
more with bouquet. H.W. Rogers then
delivered an address on behalf of the cit.
zens, welcoming Mr.. Fillmore home. MIR.
Fillmore replied, thanking them for the COM
pliment bestowed by his fellow citizens, with.
ont party reference, and reverting to his tour
in Europe, contrasting the condition of that
continent wiih this, adding he received con.
gratulations, not as n party affair, but rs
from old friends, whom he had known for
thirty years. lie closed by thanking his
friends for the cordial manner with which
they had welcomed him home.
lie then retired to his residence, escorted
by the military, and cheered by the large
crowd present. .. The streets were perfectly
crowded, but everything went off in perfect
order.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

THE Day RoT.-The Mohawk Courier,
which the Albany Statesman says "has been
for twenty three Years the leading, and for
the most of that time, the only Democratic
paper in the county Of Herkmrr-the stand.
ard bearer of the Tenth Legion the mouth
piece of Crainc, Spinner, Mann, Beckw,h
aud LOOMS, among the living, and of Hoif
mnn and Others, who have gone to their last
"accounts"-now wheels into the ranks Of
Repubicarsm.
e9W-The Bloomington Newsletter, n De-
mocraiic paper, has been sold to Mr. Cox,
formerly of the Salem Flag, aud will short
ly be published as Republican paper.
l%- John Brough, formerly leading De-
mocra, Of Hamilton county, and editor of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, Mt political meeting in
Indianapolis last week, mado the following
significant remarks:
NJ shall mt attempt to make n speech at
this time, even Democratic speech, for the
reason that II should now begin where !
left of twelve years ago, my speech might he
too mnsh Of free soil speech, or II might
not be at present an Orthordox democratic
speech"
Judge Hccdly, one of the speakers Mt the
Fremont ratification meeting Cincinnati,
is recent deserter from the democratic
ranks.
These signs with others tell where the
Black Republicans are drawing recruits from,
and Indicate plainly that the race in the free
States is TO be between Fillmore and Free
mont. Hurrah for Filmorel
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

New YoRK, June 30-The North Amer
lean arrived at Quebec, with four days later
news from Europe.
Cotton advanced i'd, which was after
wards lost.
Lord Clarendon has announced that IL was
not the intention of the British Govern
ment TO suspend relations with America, and
that Mr.. Dallas would not be dismissed.
Lord Clarendon's announcement was loud
ly cheered. Lord Derby expressed himself
satisfied, but considered the course of the
Government humliating and acknowledge
ing that it had been in error. Lord Claren-
don appealed to the House not 10 join Lord
Derby. Pressing the motion, the subject
was dropped.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3, 1856.

GENTLEMEN The mail is just in from Ore.
gon and Washington, and brings the crafty.
ing intelligence of a prospect ofpeace with the
Indians north. Colonel Casey writes tha,
he thinks the war at and end in Puget sound
In southern Oregn the Indians were sIrren.
dering to Lcnt. Cot Buchanan al discretion;
they are wiingto 90 on thecoast reservation.
Colonel Wright reports that he will "soon
make peace with the tribes east of the Cas-.
cade Mountains, with or without fghtng."-
The Indian troubles on the Tulare river, Cal.
tornia, we are informed, are settled. trust
by the next mail we shall be able to an.
nouce to you peace throughout the depart.
ment of the Pacfic.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

THE BUCHANAN RATIFICATION MEETING IN
CHARLEsToN.-This affair came of on Thurs.
day night ut South Carolina Hall. The Stan
dard says the excessive heat kept many away,
but to jndgefrom the account it was cool
enough. Nelson Mitchell, Esq, presided
Letters of apology were read from Judge
Douglas, Col. Orr and Col. Brooks, and
speeches were made by Hon. James Sim
mons, Hon. w. d. Porter, and Charles Mac.
beth, Esq. Resolutions were passed endors,
ing the nomination of Messrs. Buchanan and
Breckenridge, and approveng of the Cinein.
natl Platform. The meeting then quickly
dispersed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

"As Goss New York so Co.'s THE
USIoS."-If there be any truth in the old
saying that "as goes New York City so
goes the State" the Baltimore American
thinks Pennsylvania's favorite sons chances
are very small. The Journal Of Commerce
and the Sun are the only two papers,rof re-
spectability in the city of New York that
will support Mr.. Buchanans nomination.
With such augures it would seem tha; the
Cincinnati nominee may ms well give up all
hope OF the Empire State; whatever he may
be able to do in the Keystone where to say
the least, hard fight awaits him.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

sB- We take the responsibility (says the
Huntsville independently of publishing the
following extract from private letter by
Hon. Jere Clemens, from Washington city, to a
gentleman in this city:
"Mr. Fillmore's letter Of acceptance is in
the Inteligencer, and will reach you by the
same mail with this. ! enclose also an ex.
tract from the Star of yesterday, from which
you will see that the Northern Democrats are
already begining to fall of from Buchanan.
| have never seen n nomn 'tion 80 coldly re-
ceiv,d, in spite of the spasmodic efforts OF
the Union 10 get up n little enthusiasm. In
my oppinion Mr.. Buchanan will not get n
Northern State except PENNSYLVANIA.
The Washington Union of yesterday dis.
tincty and explicitly reads the Benton Demo.
crafts ont OF tie party, and that secures Mis-
sour for Fillmore"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

SlNsULAR EscAPE.-A Dutch Journal con.
tains the following singular account of the
escape of II woman of ofZeve,huixen from be.
ing poisoned by her husband, and the prompt
chastsenent Of the latter:
"a man whose name Is not given, availed
himself of the opportunity Of his wife quit.
ting the dinner table for some domestic pur.
pose, and rapidly mixed poison in the plato
of soup which she had commenced eating.--
AT the moment the wife returned and re.
seated herself the husband arose and Quilted
the apartment, under pretext of having for
COTTON something necessary. The wife up.
on this was about to recommence eating, but
on 80 doing she discovered spider on her
plate, and having great repugnance to these
insects she changed her plate for that Of her
husband, who returned Immediately after,
sat himself down and seeing that his wife
had nearly finished her portion, ate from the
plate before him. In the course of q few
hours he began to feel the effects Of the pois-
on, and, although medical aid was instantly
called In, died conIessing that he was justly
punished for his own intended crime. :"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

WAsHIEeToS, July l.-Durng the Fill.
more demonstration Inst night Mayor Mapru.
der, while endeavoring to suppress distur.
bance, was surrounded and attacked. He
was struck with a brick and slung shot, but
was not seriously hurt, The riot was confn.
ed to boys, most of whom were under the
influence of liquor.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

ST. LOUIS, July Ia letter to the Demo.
crat. from Lawrence. dated June 2sih, states
that Eve men had arrived there from Tecum.
sch where they had been confined MS prison.
ers. They were captured on the 27th Of
May by dragons under Lieut.. Iverson. Two
OF them were released--the other three, viz;
John Brown, Partridge and j. Williams were
detained. Brown was indicted for treason,
corspiracy In kidnapping slaves and horse
stealing, Williams for treason and Partridge
for conspiracy.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

New York, June 3o.-Fremont in his let
ter of acceptance to the North American
nomination intimates that in few days he
will communicate paper designed for all
parties, giving his views of the lending ques.
tons agitating the country.
1t is stated in letters from California that
the vigilance committee have sent notice to
Elk. Gov. Iligler not to return to that State,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

t-ss- Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts
has procured rifle with three feet barrel,
disguised M walking cane, which he carries
with him constantly. even into tho Senate
Chamber, ready loaded and capped.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

DIRECTIONS FOR A SHoaT LlFE.-lst, Eat
hot bread Mt every meal. I'd, Eat fast. Sd,
Lie IN bed every morning till the sun is two
hours high. II the case should prove stub
born-4ih. Add the morning dram.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11
TIE SHADOWS IN THE VALLEY.

TnE SHADOWS IN IHE VALLEY.
There's mossy shady valley
Where the waters wind and flow.
And the daisies sleep in winter,
Meath coverlid Of snow;
And violets, blue-eyed violets,
Bloom in beauty in the spring,
And the sunbeams kiss the wavelets.
Till they seem to laugh and sing.
But in autumn, when the sunlight
Crowns the cedar covered hill,
Shadows darken in the valley,
Shadows ominous and still;
And the yellow leaves, like banners
OF an Elfn host that's fled,
Ting'd with gold and royal purple,
Flntter sadly overhead.
And those shadows, gloomy shadows,
Like dim phantoms on :he ground,
Stretch their dreamy length forever
On daisy-covered mound.
And loved her. yes, loved her,
But the angels loved her. too,
So she's sleeping in the valley,
Meath the sky SO bright and blue.
And no slab Of paid marble.
mears its %hite ana ghastiy head,
Telling wanderers In he valley
VI the virtues OF the dead.
ou. my Is ner tombstone;
T. nn" th" LEV. "ew,'roP, pure ana of'sh'
Tn ~ .,;I,nasa @ "SsI' 49, ,;.L,
'n' ''"'"es' VI '"e ''gh''
And I'm mournful vary mou,nfo,
For my soul doth ever crave
For the fading of the shadows
From that little woodland grave
For the memory of the loved one,
From my soul will never part;
And those shadows in the valley,
Dim the sunshine Of my heart.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

STATE ComPrRoLLER.-We were pleased
to encounter on our streets, yesterday, our
State Comptroller, and former townsman,
Col. ]. G. Lnltrell.
Col. Luttrel desires US TO state that he
will be in Knoxville on the lst Of July, aud
for fifteen days thereafter, in discharge of his
official duties. lie desires the county colec-
tors to meet him promptly at this place, dur
ing that time, for settlemeBt.-Rsgister.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

CHICAGO, July la mob of border pro.
slavery men entered the Methodist Church,
at Rochester, Mo-, during the sitting Of the
annual Conference, took the President, tarred
and feathered him, and shot au old man who
was attempting to prevent the outrage. They
had ordered the Conference to leave the
State which had been dsrcgarded.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

THE JswIsH SABBATH.-A Synod Of Rab.
bis will shortly be- held In Paris 10 discuss
the proprieiy Of transferring the observance
Of the Jewish Sabbath from Saturday to
Sundnv
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

No MoRE "Whre Trick Nobody hears
nny thing Of "Whig Trick" now. The anti
Americans are trying 20 negotiate with the
small Wing leaders every where, and good
many have taken service. The Wing. Ameri.
can people however refuse 10 be "delvercd,'
ns per contract
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-11

Two Jumps of god, weighing 4,Ioo dwt.,
have been received by i, u. Calender, OF
PHILADELPHIA, from the columbia Mining
Company Of Georgia: They were OF the
value Of four thousand three hundred dollars.