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wv. ENcIrNG. AND INTERESTING sroRY IL
THE LEDGER OF ROMANCE
BY MATTHEW MAIZE, Ess.


FNcirNe. AND sREsrTxC
THE LEDGER OF ROMANCE.
Tie proprietor of THE LEDGER OF ROMANCE !. con-
s;suiy hearing he marx thAt phase ne poP1l4r
tendency Ills opI : dccldey Ops dto his sveepo
iSs TIE H. erent millions of de United S;4tes. BE-
u be 20 Moves, Tales Aut Koclaaccs
~ifh tie ovefep
PING tie bouncs of nods<iy morality. be also Il opn5a
thAt plenty " young Az Is tAe.t
x.h An, csn feeling AID An.Ical tAs;es p.be ot writing
American tales although teeir ptra
dsd before The pubic nevertheless destined furnish Ler
fecwcc yIcE w. orErsl Al ere.ng BY fAr
oli,a literature With wtch present le. ssd.
Ac,ils o. u OPINION tie proprietor q TIE
LEDGER OF ROMANCE
returns LIS putIc Tor TIE immense Of
rHE GEEAI HUSrISGroS Tar" ira, Is 12Pe.-g IL
proprietor evtry exeion Obtain anohe II ate-e
iniers wLh y "a happy say be Is been eaAhsd 70
ooEP.lsh-
MATHEW MAIZE. ESQ
tbc FcPalG- Az AstAor q kA ery iceresnE
t4s Il Tie Wal street sckenef - b,ea ioE tae
O. ged N WRITING story entitled
DEATH, Ga LOST AND WON
vhch for move ~ and intensity never heeu surpassed
charming vein Of fac feeling iGrs huEh the .orT nj ei
With life hie u dep occurrrnee IN which
nOiAy Ike thread Of gold ssats AID The teve
opnent Of the plot
The Of this rAe appear IN No 81 Of
THE LEDGER OF ROMANCE
o. az he subjects that Fave been public This
VAL far Sutstrp a. others U he oonsenx.ed intensity Of
tuAns and tie wonderful life pictures stressed iAroskogt
:k!s ssEr.rs 40 sosd..!zl p'0esct.sR-
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Alta Meeting of ,he !" Head. o. Depari@eai.,'

Alta Meeting of the "Heads Of DEPARTING in
ehAife Of the GOVERNORS OF THE ALMS-HOuSE, 7.
Rs,olrsd That Public Dir be rendered Simeon Draper
es late President OF TIE Board and lsSsc Bell h late Cover
expression Of our opinion Of their as
appreciation Of their services public oceTs and that
The Chairman rquest their acceptance ~ uh time as may best
AZ subsequent meeting the following correspondence was
orc. KTLLo,x, il sec'y. TIMOTHY DAILY Chairman.
NV YoRg, Jan. 3, 1851
SIMEON DIAPER and Isaac BELL, il ,.soA
Geasae, have been selected by the Heads OF the dheT
ep under charge Of the G)veuos Of the ms
acceptance Ct Pubic phhei tat susn
time a, NAV T. YOU be nost aeeabe allow an opportu
and members Of the sie board VI OoNerhors
Soliciting al es'ly answer, sm, ILL., .-.
WY "''' "-- TIMOTHY DAILY.
Nrw.Yosx, Jan. 5, 1851
T4noTaY DAILY. ESQ Chairman, &c.
We acknowledge with deep emotion the receipt o.
yopr the Sd inst In behalf Of the III Of Dep mep
tie AIMS house, ipyns We Pabhc Dinner exp e'sve OF
skind recollection Of our united 'I.oe " 1 % "a
10 the thuge the Governors OF the Ans mouse
pm,nt undtserved and unexpected as rs serves 10 ma
Cheerful and happy the retrospect OF pubic serve ugh in
adequately and but psftl>ly performed BE & IL
ma, the will Az the wish not wSntrg while aided
el members fhe Board Of Governors aud other officer. OF
The Department. used best endesvoI 10 adjust simplify
and carry forward the oresuilson which fell into our hands
without however further reference TO the past beg you
tNpes, all the gene In whose behalf you have given
Ne invitation, snce- thanks for the complimentary tender
% their ne.hp and Assups them however that
prefer 10 rest our long cherished mutual good viii within the
kre Of private and personal expression 70 adopting the node
&C Kindly suggested in your note. .
he pleasure Of eene together and acting together on future
ocss,'Ds whether he g. retrospect our hours OF mutual
ptac duty strengthen the future in the pursuit OF PERSONA
win sentiments Of respect and friendship,
DRAPER,
ISAAC BELL il.
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IL NOW TIL Y s T. l. +

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DOMESTIC MEDICINE, BY KEITH
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ID E a. a 7 II
XIV, EXCITING, AND NTEREsTiJG sToKY N
TIE LEDGER OF ROMANCE.
By MATTHEW MAIZE, Esl.

XIV, EXCITING, AND iNTEREsTiJG stony
TIE LEDGER OF ROMANCE.
I'll. proprietor Of THE LEDGER or ROMANCE 10 con-
s,anty herring the emaS that pess. the popular is
necessary present the public With literature Of immoral
tendency. Hi. opinion Is decidedly oPpoed 70 this veec
libel the intelligent millions Of the United s,s,es be b
hcyes tits possible TO write Novels Tales and Romaac
sbOuDds with the most intense excitement without overep
ping the ounds Of modesty morality He Of opilon
that there plenty Of young aud Using talent country
with Anne rcsn feeling and American capable Of writing
Am,Icsn tales who although their are no: para
ded before the public nevertheless destined furnish their
fellow eoubtrymer with original and Interesting .,ore. BIZ Er
preferable to French Transitions and tshedup English pcr
odcal n.ors;ure with which present ds.ssed
Acting On this opinion, the proprietor of the
LEDGER OF ROMANCE
returns bis thanks the public for the immense success. Of
TIM GREsr HUNTINGTON TALE thu; /. appearing in
the LEDGER OF ROMANCE. Thi. has adaeei the
proprietor every ereron obtain another tale
interest which, he happy say be las been enabled
MATHEW MAIZE, ESQ.,
the popular novelist, and author Of thai wonderfully interesting
tale oftbe WslLs.rset schemer has been for time
gSsod IN whiting story entitled
DEATH Ca LOST AND WON"
which for uovety and intensity has been surpassed
charming vein Of ne feeling through the story mingled
with Rfhe OF deep and tragic Occurrences In which
morality like thread Of sold binds snd the devei
opment Of the plot
The Of this Tale vii appear IN No % o.
THE LEDGER OF ROMANCE.
Ofs the subjects that have been 70 the public this
will oustrp al others In the concentrated intensity Of 10
situation. and the wonderful life pictures sewed throughout
this charming AID wonderful production.
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60 farwers an6 Others.

ITO FARMERS.-T POUDRETTE made by
i the subscribers I. the cheapest and be., MANURE In ths
world tor Corn aud Vesstass pamphlet WI ., .ss, rs.
10 Nv one ,endinf their 8dress the LODI MASUFAC-
TURING COMPANY No. 90 Courtlsndts., New Yorh City.
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DOSTHUMOC< WORKS OF DR.. CHAL-
i MERS In vo.. arss $40. g. IS PER vol.
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Che Ball 6fasoH.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-A GRAND BALL
n and PROMENADE CONCERT will be gwen 81 the
Academy Of Music on - -
THURSDAY, Feb. 10. 1857. 49, ,
Tickets "a admitting pcrson only Tnsy De oetNnu
ing ladies and gentlemen who have kindly eolsehea
20 soila
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n o. Of d. F-Ibe members Of Covenant Lodge No IS,
a. 81 q e. requested 20 meet az their Lodge rOom No
iss s.x,Iy Cd WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb. II .;
$500 % ni.e witt, Howard Lodge In celebrating their Ami.
v.,a,y 10 be held at tbeT Lolseroon ~ stendance is
eApeoto1 A'VA"A "NN"' Az "
JoHs PHnK, r. s,
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GRAND FESTIVAL and BALL II the
" T.. L sNOW SOCIAL UNION. No /,
Of New.YOik u Ad of It's SICK md Charitable = M.
p L. snow Social Unou, Nc. norm thy teod. And The
public. they will celebrate II cir ELEVENTH ANN
NERSARY ?, - -
TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL AND BALL,
AT StBIOS.
OIL the EVENING Vi THURSDAY. Feb u, 1851
Dancing w commence 81 o'clock-
The Committee Of have surcd the services Of
one Of our popular Band Professor ". Z: WkGhA Las
indy vol inferred - fnr Manager and the Ladies have
Ib, oaered ~ provav -Ppct gotten eJ ttrm sra
ou,v proceeds II this AtrtvessA-v IS 70 ado q ae
So ud CHARITABLE Fund II the n'n, the pat las
- ore ~ rrr n Affection thcT members The Com
,, s.s positively toe 1ikets viii be limited 50 bat
- n ~ for III nper will be AID Tickets VII Be
- Al tbs, zoe table vii accommodate comfortably aad
se-tore briI e. should procure Tickets - ~ early day.
Trl.t, 81 hcudng Supp-r furnished ~ ne LA-e % D
hal A. savers Temperance Hotel No IL beeaGAn ~ - Aaa
~ Mis- On he evening.
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} E a a T I
l. o 8 Il \ - ID w . N.
By MATTHEW MAIZE, ESQ.

A Srw, EXCITING, lHD INTERESTING s1oRY IN
THE LEDGER OF ROMANCE.
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Tt hislly excitinE and beautiful Tale q
THE NIGHT SHREK:
TALE % NEw-OkLLASs FOUNDED os FAcT.l
Morn TALE.-Abou; enty five years ago Of he
v..thes, nss Of New Orleans seriously annoyed
by AZ AprDg nishi hrek reyeiberABs through the hosse
IA hey removed reHsrs spen.id resdeoce the ss
ter. Of Cb.riy scho Still, the fe&f sIiiek fol owed
bn until the missing Will II the late hs.d u The family
di,coVsTed, when Il ccssed
B. Mrs. J. BALDWIN.
WI sso spa. N this number.
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Schenectady agricultural Works
MANUFACTURE

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IMPROVED RAILWAY HORSE POWERS,
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April 8, lSb-tf-446 'I
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AT HENS FOUNDRY


Machine ~or1kO.
THE subscriber would respectfully an.
Il nounce to the citizens of Athens and the
public generally, that he is nowi in operation
and prepared to do
. "A - IL NJ O.
of every description in his line, and would
therefore solicit orders from all those who may
want anything of the kind.
He is now casting and has for sale diff
ferent sizes Of the Globe, or Alright Cooh
Stoves, furnished complete; various sizes Of
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and SHOP
Stoves. Also, Hollow Ware; Waffle Irons
Ploughs, right and left hand.
Also, the Kilgore Spiral or Incline Water
Wheel, which will saw from two to five thou
sand feet per day. All kinds of
M "A q H Z NJ n H n
fitted up in the best and most durable manner
and upon short notice. .tttI
Also, Iron Railing of every description.
He is also prepared TO do all kinds o.
Brass casting.
The highest Cash price will he paid 70,
OLD COPPER. G. ZIMMERMAN.
p s. There is connected with the Works
an excellent Pattern Maker, SO that personl
wishing castings can have patterns made t.
order. C.Z.
Athens. Tenn. July IS, lsb-tf 4Os
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10 W ard Association,
aILADELPHIA


IMPORTANT AMMO UNCENENT.
ITO all persons afhcted with Sexual Diseases sueA -
L spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence
Gonorrh@a, elect, Syphilis, the Vice Of Onanism, OF
Self Abuse, &C., &c. p itlH.'
The Howard Association view OF the awful desFue.
ton OF human life, caused by Sexual Dseases and the
receptions practsed upon the unfortunate victims Of
such diseases by Quack have directed their Conssit-
ing Surgeon, charitable act worthy OF their name
TO give Medical adrfce orats to all persons thus AZ
icted who apply by letter. with description Of their
condition, GAGE occupation, habits Of life, &e and In
cases OF extreme poverty and suffering furnish Medi.
cines free Of charge. ,+Uu,f
The Howard Association is q heneve,ent Institutis,,
established by special endowment, for the relief OF the
sick and distressed, aaictsd with .vrulent and Epi-
demic Diseases" II has surplus OF means, which
the Directors have voted - sxpend n sdyersins the
above notice. II needfess to add that the Associa
ton commands the highest Medical skin Of the age and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment.
just published by the Association Report on speY-
matorrhna, Seminal Weakness the vice Of 0nanlsm
Masturbation or Self Abuse, and other seaseslf the
be sent by mail, I'm sealed envelope free OF charge
en- the receipt Of two stamps for postage. r.t
Address, DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN ,Consulting Surgeon.
Howard Association, No. eouth Ninth street, philss
dephls, Pa. By order OF the Directors.
ll "a ~ -l ExnA d. HHARYwRIL, prestdept.
GEO. FAiacHiLD, Secretary. Iehs-ly-SSf
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Premium Wheat Fans
IMPORTANT TO FARMER,Sl

TuNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the Farm.
ing public and all others interested, that he still
Continues to manufacture N. U. Thurber,s line
proved Premium wheat Fans, at the old
stand In Phadslphs Tenn, where he will be happy
walt upon bis old friends and many as may
desire the machines These Fans are an improvement
upon the " T. Grant Fam" by Mr.. Thurber, who was
the inventor OF the Grant Pan. These Fans have re-
ceived Premiums where large numbers were on exhlb
ton, In various States Of the Union, to within New
York where there we're over my competitors for the
premium, and 10 Ohio, where there were thirty con-
tending for the same. Virginia, PennsylvanIs, North
Carolina, and the Middle Division OF the State Of Ten
nessee, have acknowledged the superiority Of these
Pans BY awarding premiums At their respective Fairs,
to the propretors This Fan also took the premium
Columbia, 60 Car last Fall In word they are supe-
rior 70 anything ever before offered to the public. He
suhjons certificate OF several gentlemen Of Philsde
pha, well known to the people ofiower Fast Tennessee
"Ths certnes that the underslgnea timed and tried
N. u Thurber's Premium Wheat Fan. and state that Il
cleaned one bushei per minute separating Ill Alth TO
any Fan now In use; and We recommend Il who stsnd
in need Of such machine 70 examine this improved
Fan before purchasing elsewhere. ]. d. JONES,
7ls flf 7ar 49, ~ CHAs. CANNON,
His wagons, with Pans. will travsi throuRhout lower
East Tonnss.ss and upper Georgia, during De
Philadelphia, Tenn, April II, Is5Y-tf-liJ
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-20
Notice..

Land and Rail Road stock for Sale.
A 0REEABLY to q decree of the Circuit
IA Court Of Monroe county, Tenn, made at
the September term Of said Court, will pro-
coed to sell, to the highest bidder. on Friday,
the 27th day Of November. 1857, at the
swestwater Depot, in Monroe county, Tenn,
on . credit Of six months, with interest from
date Of sale. alp Of LAND, one hundred
rods long and ten rods wide, belonging to the
sstets Of Frank A. Patton, decd, and sdjoin.
ing the Lsnde Of VIM. P. Wilson aad Hugh
K Martin, decd. Also, at the same time and
place, will sell Nine Shares Of Stock in the
East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road Com.
pany, and the Certificates Of Stock issued on
the original nine shares Of Stock, belonging to
said estate. Notes with approved security
will be required Of the purchasers, and a lien
retained on the Land until the purchase
money 10 paid for the came.
J. E. HOUSTON, Clerk.
Oct 80, l857-4t-prs fee $6-475