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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
Assignee's Sale $50. i
OF THE ZANRSVIEBLE PAPER MILE.

IlY- virtue made BY the cSu4I oFCemnea
II Pleas o. 1IusknEura county. Afs, At q : lyaTe
D. 1855, thereof, viii for sale Auction.
the Court HoGsz ZSnesEe IN SAID eoan,y on ThnrsGAy
the ed day Of October, D., 1851. ieieeP W.
folio wing described Real EStatR certain parcels
Of lARd situate u the city 90 Gnesyfl eant sf
MEfkngum and State Of Ohio, say Iats Numbered
SIX (6 and seven q llt se4ed lsFres RsTef Bst.
TOM With all the Improvements thereto belong al
the nxtures, Machinery, Tools sn
eonneetsd With the PR RSper Nh
erected t7-said parcels FfS4 rzrasn aJ TSzry.t
nEf on said Lot number six (Sl p1F ihErcnf
bounded 5pil0Es, gits-3tsinnI4E the Nurthzl
corner ct SAID Lot Hbe SIX 90 /; tsncF
Wet between lots SIX and aforesaid, three and
stxtsen nksStheuec South cham ilEE
East three eRains sad sixteen sfEss
North one eAih and ten links pfS
Of bsfnsIin Also excepting and resetyiu ~ let -
mum Der seven, te foloGtuc deszfbsl
ming Al the So7east Of said Lat thepes Ees
tie South re thereof, three chains stxttsa T;
thence No Ii fOrtyve Inks thenee East tSee
sixteen links 10 ssEenih stsest; theqee sozt
to the place Of beginning Said parcels land Being
sqhee 10 The right II Eay Of t Central o5io Rn ssA
COMPANY over The sane as set out 10 tie ee5rs Il
Probate Court Of said eppE IN the case sid Company
q. H J. / J. L Cox.
APpFsed the of 49I,5Sa. q
TENS SALR--lhei naTIe1t
Of certain dent Of Gre thoRssnd hundred osrs due
January Ist, S, to the administrators Eith VIII
neol Of the estAte Of John MeIntere deeease
est at eight per eehts per payable seul nnuaEy
Eheh debt is occurred b SID
the residue OF the purchase uSSasy, eas4
80 - DAVID HULIs, Assfenee.
Gept5 ESE s :
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DREW g DRAKE. = .

DREW q DRAKE, A. -
NO. 8. W.ASHTNGTON HALL,
"A hE noS IN IaHT reeetpt Of their PAIL STOCK Of
"A GROCERIES to which they respectfd.y can the at
tsntion OF their nnFseIous friends and Among
ne ysEio1s articles yed, be found the fol-
i0FiHE; . 10 fifI' sssszl
DRUNES-2 bbls Gs-rnau Pfdres, Just received and for
- sale % LaepI5l = DREW 4 DRAKE-
Or aEALz22oQ lbs. DAT Neal, To- saL- ~
~ asnI2 Z. - = DREW Z DRAKE
l1EAt B4.ltLE1.-299 ,jasT T-c77-
aud for sAl By lsef12I 7 EDRRWsf DRAKE.
Gap sAGO cHEESR.-5o lbs. Sap Sage Oheese sure
- dor NrtieIeEs fogsaAz by ttepIzl DREW & DRAKE
sViHE3AR FOB PICkLES.-sA PRIME RFtcIv OF pure u.
der vinegar, can be had A. - % ~
YHJHIrE LEAD, OIL, FaTnisIirs fienTf6{ &C. IN
traed L5e, BeeTAves H6liahd BitteFs BaTryis ri
Lyons KathAiron, Shoulder male
And tealei and ReIiar1ery ssnrtakht2E6F
sale At s5A2s RUNDENBURG l4kssALLENS
= .-Sashihsthh Hall nTug Store,
AepAs Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

Date OF REcEsT BAsk FALUEEs-on Fri
day last We published a list Of discredited banks
Many of our readers We find had bills upon
these banks, and they were anxious TO know
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
NEW FALL GOODS.


ISAAC Prayer bess 20 inform the public that lie n
il iutetuFed from the Eastern cities with the beat and
cberpeSf stock ever offered By him the public.
AIy assortment Is complete mot ytng belonging
TO Dry Goods and Fancy business but claim particular
Rttsn1ipn 10 sss4s .
HACK SILKS vhIehhayipE been purehased from ahouse
1lt faed sacrifice, eonhdent E sell less
any ~ i7s-- q - 49, a-fi ? 1a -
EIBRoIDSRIES, &c.. which bought only from Inn
crteTS and meat Al auction, shall sell
ishInS lev Priees Just ard stock which in
oannhEts bands, Coliars, SeeTes twice large
that OF any 6ter houses which III be sold 80 per be-
los regular P-ices. q - "a EsstE 2 20
f SHAWLS.-I hare an immense quantity Of, and shall
sell them Is per cent less than other firm, having
eeired the above discount By huytnE b tie package
rect from The factory. Amongst my shzEh yon YIN ind
all ihe latest sfytes.
DRESS GoobsI have in such variety, that II 10
BEGIN 70 them should seep taEe Of your
time bat an certain call shall be able 70 please
yo7. t-2 - > - ~ ias'iS = = s7s.7
CLOTHS. cAssDlEREs and everything in that fine, I
A Say, H sen q very ioE agues and would request
o3utFy Merchants to examine Eoe m this branch,
have them sEnEent from Eastern House and
ACSLINAHeiA Blesehed and unbIeaehed- I only put.
ehase By the ard viii sell them VeTy small ad-
TaHee ettheI,hg Tie piece Or yard s3ts3ss -
FoNN and IN the way Of Millinery Goods,
H1e as FoNtrs, Bonnet Borden. Net, SnaE GInp Rom
net Ye4EEts and alns t4g 4 YIN MalinerS low
dEuEes and % an ptslers propoEtionateIy1 rs
a. low a. possible.
cass ana examine ny stock and an confident of your
PdreAss.ag- Is4AC PR4GER,
eePi9 1870 Il e-s.-.- ff198 Main st. =,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
j a S. MIDDLETON,
IO9 MARKET STREET.
ING 9EfdRBLE K0RKS.
EvANs q .sTANLEY. ..

EV ANS @ 6IANbLlLt - :
Dealers and ITnnHfHetnrers IN Po9etSu and
Dom eStfe Mn r14e.Faa sE7ss a2-R
PEW doors belSH the B4Lk 81 h eslrEs Afaaa
n Wheeling keep constantly on hand. 81d naaase.
order, style and description 81 orpent md
NAntleS any quality % 1IaTb.e aod desired tIeSr
EoESrDanEhip- fEAasfz
work El be executed, nay aiEays Hound de shop
=zahsI-lyw f1sfs'' q - p. -7-E-sSF zzss, $3.50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
DIR. MIDI. WALLETS
PFNAJ.E PERIODICAL PILL.

..s nus hve aea used in the pirate practice of t'e
ropretor as also in the Hospitals Of of Praaee for 'any
years meeting unparalleled the crest
&. s.tiEiae.on-euring where other remedies fan
They aet a. charm correcting tregulartty and OBJ
stroeoir producing regular return Of The monthly dis
a rild aud gentle suauans They produce agreeable
1hIerasion and Ha ep influence on boh mind and BOD
reatT fs1aAss, those suPposne themselves So are
cautioned t4.silz these pills, they Ei produce
seArTiage, although under circumstances injurious {"
the mort delicate. For sale by
2 ian1s LAUGHLISs BUsHEIELD.
To Physieiaus and OF heR- intere4ted.-Tnis-
ses shoulder Braces Supporters. Bandagys Belts Instru-
sdp,s or all kinds syrugeS Sursng Bottles, &c, &c, are
10 n. E,uud "a The BRIDGE CoRSER DRUG STORE.
ga private room Is attached to The store where
Traases areadapted 10 each case when desired.
address or apply to T. II Lo9AN 4 co..
i've Bridge corner Druggists. i,
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y 90 n .EW
DRY GOODS STORE

l. LIN 9NtNtNIltAO -}rAC4A NN4GA9
e IN WHEELING.
g OssoURNE q 80. respectfully inform The
Hare they have OPENED a LARGE STOCK Of
MEM FALL DRY GOODS,
adapted Of The people AID Eill be offered Al
the LOWEST EASTERN PRIGBS.' In their stock OF
DRESS GOODS ~ !,
May found rich Plaid Dueals P lad French Merinoes.
col Ts!LaYas Real Irsh P6blne, hlaa aud printed ali
Wool De LANES, N De Baises sks, ke with all the Nov
elites Of the season. is=s-- s7si7 q FfassstS
~ p WOODEN GOODS.
superfne Wool le4 and 12s Blankets English Plan-
Hsis NIL soiors Country Fisntsls sTeEer Quality
TEeds leans oass!hetts, oassimeres. cloih Also
DOMES nc AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Comprising 81 ia4 sheesings. Lsnsn ToWenEs.
Scotch, Ra. PER Irish LINENS. Ee'd
aud BrOu Disss Table Covers and Table Linens, Wool
EGbosEedeable and Piano CoTets, Haekefbaek's Fine
TFesds. Crash Napkins, Beaeed and REoEn Shlrtings
Diapers, rOn GInshzms, Calicots, Al prices. Drngs.
IS HAwL s..
Reh Broeha, Long and Squire ne designs. Long
and Square Ptdid Wool avis, stella, Chenee, Tibet,
rerkeria- and many new styles Tor faiL
BONNETS AND RIBBONS.
Lads Six Bohnets, variety OF style cOioT
FALL STt LES Of Straw, Lace, Pedal Gimp and Pearl Bon
and SATIN BONNET RIBBONS, DRESS and CLOAK TRIM
VARIETYSGOO rs So
Ladies' Gents'sik LGs.e This oashmereE Kid Gloves
Hosiery every description, Elgngs Iees SIX and Linen
Hhkf White Goods, EnbroideEies, Window DrspeEy, he
stock, determined to sell cheap and
win be constantly rseeTiug goods from our resident
tie Est R-TneubeF the place, 1S4, Fast side Of
Main street. "'ee4ng,-NA- - ,s,,S;-.-,,s,,- ~
- - = .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
For Rent

. EEERAL desirable Country Residences sihln eet min.
- etes EaiE Of the Market House. The
and veil Arranged for eouEe4Ieaee and comfort c hAE-
inS SIX rooms aud cellar, rib PEap Of e4esnf cold
E!sE e. - M q he rsEertar beloE,
and aHeHdng al the adTzptRgeg aEened country
denee and easy Good Eareu plots via excki-
lent fruit trees be had n Inqhifeofsr
zaneSt rF5E-ls zgEE. - .f4 STONE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

a re you sllietsd with SSTaEna, Bafes on skin or
~ any other eutaueons on o. is NkhY us Brent.
EStraesof SarPaFiitA Rd BanhelIen.
sands have used II, and Is hy spoken By PhyssAnS
snd practice
clans and Drusgidts BY adars5sns = feu lines 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
nav ApvERTIsEndHNFs
vocal Music.

n ,fn1Sl5 KIM eazzurezee his Evening 6aass in
Nj Trsi ~. eT l1star evening SStz, rs rOS1s
in Harssrsoks Dssai Perssss desFOSs e Joining he
- frE ~ saeh s,ssSSr uIt tse frozz P NJ Ne
ysfo-s IN s. aflaEe8 aslsr sSe class i soFzaed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
Fan and Winter Goods

ii WHITE SOoDS-s4 OEEas3s 1isslss, PfsIa .as ~,
4 ssiss 90 S]sas9gt Jasees q - eAers Nasa; "a
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-20
A HYpeRpoREAn srArE.-Notwilhstandin

A HYPERBoREAE Observation-Disclosures
the general belief in the chimerical character
of the project for the erection Of new Com.
monwealth, TO be called Superior, it seems TO
be steadily assuming definite shape and im-
portance. The Legislatures of Wisconsin
and Michigan have approved of and agreed to
the surrender of their respective shares of the
territory required for the new State. The
matter will probably come before the next
Congress, as a memorial on the subject is to
be forwarded to Washington. This inchuate
State will comprise all the American territory
bordering Lake Superior in Michigan, Wis
consin and Minnesota. 1t will include all the
upper peninsula of Michigan, with its i'm
mense mineral resources, the northern part of
Wisconsin and the northern corner of Min
nesota. Some OF the Wisconsin papers are
50 enthusiastic in favor of the project as to
propose TO cede all the northern part of the
State from the forty fifth parallel up. They
say, very truly, that if this territory were TO
be erected into State, it would result in
building up great commercial emporium on
the shores of the lake; that the present CAPT
tails of Michigan and Wisconsin are entirely
too far from the remote settlers Of the North,
who, MS they are thus shut up by themselves
for four months in the year, should be allow
ed the privilege of adapting their political in
TO their circumstances. At present
the territory referred to has not sufficient
population TO form State, as it numbers
only some $4,000 souls; but it would be-
proper enough to erect it into national ter.
ritory, to be left to grow at its leisure into
adult proportions.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-20

Coop HUMoR.-G Good humor is the clear
blue sky of the soul, on which everv star of
talent will shine more clearly, and the sun of
genius encounter no vapors in its passage. 1t
is the most exquisite beauty of a fine face;
redeeming grace in a homcly one. 1t is like
the green in landscape, harmonizing in eve
ry color, mellowng the light, and so:tening
the hues of the dark, or like the flute in full
concert of Instruments, sound, not at first
discovered by the ear, yet filling up the
concord with its deep melody.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-20

THE BOY FOR THE TIMEs.-We like an ac-
tive boy, says the Southern Organ, one who
has the impulse of Of the age, the steam en-.
CINE IN him. A lazy plodding, snail paced
chap might have got along in the world ff
ty years ago, but he won't do for these times.
We live in an age Of quick ideas; men think
quickly, speak quickly, eat, sleep court, mar.
ry, and die quickly, and slow coaches are not
tolerated. go ahead, if you bust your boil.
cr," is the motto of the aye; and he succeeds
best in every line Of business who has the
most of do or die in him.
Strive, boys, to catch the spirit Of the time;
be up and dressed always, not gaping and
rubbing and winking your eyes as if you
were fast asleep, but wide awake, whatever
may turn up, and you may be somebody be
fore you die.
Think, plan, reflect, rs much as you please
before you act but think quickly and close
ly, and when you have fixed your eyes upon
an object, spring to the mark at once.
But, above all things, be honest. If you
intend to be an artist, carve il in the wood,
chisel it in the marble, if merchant, write it
in your day-book, and pen it in capitals in
your ledger. Let honesty Of purpose be
your guiding star.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-20

"BALm OF THOUSAND FLowgRs. THE
vendor Of this well known article recently
brought an action before the Superior Cour,
of New York for an infringement on his trade
mark. Judge Duer, in his decision of the
case, made the following points. We quote
from the New York Evening Post:
~. If the question before the Court de-
pended on the label, which is the exact coun
terpart Of that OF F,tridge a. Co., tho motion
would be denied But such is not the case.
~. The plaintiff has no right or title to the
name of "Balm of Thousand Flowers" ms
his compound is II fraud upon the public,
since il is nothing but soap, while the same
indicates il 10 be the aromatic distilation of
flowers.
"3. The plaintiffs declaration that he paid
go, for the recipe Is false; and, by parading
the same before the world, he is delrauding
the public,
~. The envelope around the bottle is a
fraud, for IL we are to believe it. one need
neither be sick nor die, nor grow old, excep,
at his own option. In discussing this point,
Judge Duer waved quite merry over the adj
vertisrmcnt OF the balm.
70. The defendant Is not entitled TO costs,
rs he is also deirauding the public. Both
parties are quacks; both compounds are hum.
bugs"
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No Family should be- w,,nout them

No Family should be wiinOut them,
We speak Of MLane's Liver Pills, prepared by Elem.
ing Bros Pittsburgh Pa, which have become an /, dis
penasable Family Medicine. The frightful symptoms
which arise from diseased Liver manifest themselves
more or less In every family dyspepsia, sick headache
obstruction OF the menses, ague and fever pains in the
side, with dry, hacking cough all the results of
patio derangement-and for these DR.. M'Lane's pills
are sovereign remedy. They have never been known
to fall and they should be kept at all times by families
DREcToNs-Take two or three gon, to bed, every
second or third night. II they do not purge two or
three times by next morning, take one or two more
slight breakfast should invariably follow their use
The Liver Pills may also be used where purging IL
simply necessary AS an anti bilious purgative they
are inferior to none And in doses of two o: three
they give astonishing relief to sick headaches also in
slight arrangements OF the stomach.
e- Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. NLon,,s
Celebrated Liuer Pills manufactured by FLEMyo Bsos
OF Pttsburg, Pa. There other Pills purporting to
be Liver Pills, now before the public. Or. M,Lane's
genuine Liver Pills. also his celebrated Vermifuge can
now be had ut all respectable Drug Stores None gen
uine 'oihouthe Stgndtare9 Q2) FLEMING Bros
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-20

WONDERFUL GROWING SToNE.-The Sci
entifc American publishes communication
from CHILEAN Beach, formerly of Auburn, now
of Leslie, Michigan in which he mnutely de.
scribes stone which has been in his posses.
sion for twelve years, and which, during that
time, by simple exposure to the mir only, has
been performing ieats of progressive char
meter. When he obtained it twelve years
ago, it was little more than half an inch
long and threeeghths in diameter 1t has
now grown five eighths Of m inch long and
to half an inch 10 diameter. The most curl
GUS feature of this increase of the stone, is
not an equal expansion, but particular ema'
nation from one side Of the parent stone.
"The stone," he says, sis the most perfect
white transparent, will cut glass, and increas-
ing in size and weight with no other food but
common mir"
He has never yet found person who could
tell what 1t was, or give him any explanation
as TO the cause of its growth.
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Young Ladies School.

THE Sixth Session OF Mrs. CooKgs School will COM
mence on Monday, February 18th.
Terms as heretofore. Tuition payable In advance.
Feb 6-tf-487
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-20

RATHER OBTUsE.-1raveing along in a
buggy, overlook an elderly, honest looking
German, member, MS he afterwards informed
me, Of the Lutheran church. invited him to
take seat with me, and after n little hesla
ton he did so. On my asking where he was
from, he said he was just from Arkansas, that
it was n sicky country; he had taken a great
deal of calomel and qu;nine, and had suffered
u great deal. Thinking It a favorable time to
spirtualze little, told him that these
things must be expected more or less in this
world. But, said |, there is u land where the
inhabitants never say, am sick. After think
ing little, he looked up and said, 81 tink dat
mustn't be Wisconsin,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-20
Valuable Property for Sale.

AM Offering for sale my home plaee-.a
Il very desirable roperiy-consistiup of
about 80 acres Of choice Land, in good con.
dition-on which there are a comfortable and
roomy Dwelling House, Kitchen, Smoke house
good Barn and Stables, de-, and a selection
of choice bearing Fruit Trees
Also, 100 acres Of Land, situate in the West
side OF McMinn county; an unimproyed Tot
in the town of Charleston, Bradley county
adjoining the Rail Road Depot Lot; and a
number OF unimproved Lots situate between
the town OF Athens and the Rail Road Depot.
Terms to be agreed upon
A. d. KEYES.
Athens, Jan 10, ls57-tf-4S4
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THE
Tennessee Farmer and Mechanic,


THE INTER ESTS OF THE FARM Ayp SHOP
Monthly Record OF General Agriculture, Mechanics.
l.. p. WILLIAMS, Editor.
p Or; II IIoDsDEs East Tenn, Assistant rsor,
Assisted by numerous regular Contributors
As AN EXPONENT or SOUTHERN ISpusrRY. n Is the aa
sign OF the eodnctor TO make this Journal stand de-
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viii be spared to accomplish this end In the districts
where Farming Is most prohtaby conducted the largest
humber OF Agricultural Journals circulate The intel
genoe they convey OF the improved methods Of cult
vatlon, the improvements in farm stock and OF the
great number Of new and useful labor-savnK macbnas
that are constantly being introduced render il neces
sary hat every farmer should have the means Of this
intelligence within his reach. '"''
TINS TENNESSEE FARMER AND MRcuASIc contains forty.
eight pages OF reading matter monthly and is printed
with new and handsome type, good paper and Bnclv
Illustrated with appropriate engravihgs
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy, one year, invariably in advance 40 m
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-20


PROSPEROUS CoyDITIoN OF THE USITED
STArEs.-The Paris Constitutional contains
an article on the prosperous c0noition OF the
United States, and describes the pethoric
state of the treasury of the republic 1t says:
"The United States have a superiority over
England in the state of their finances. The
American treasury is full to the brim, and
government hesitates on the choice of the
means which should be employed to bleed
this too plethoric treasury. The evil was
already great last year, but 1t has become
worse and the government of Washington is
literally embarrassed by its wealth. AT this
moment the representatives of the country
are occupied in modifying the customs tariffs,
with the view OF diminishing the principal
source of this excess of revenue, which is n
real trouble TO the country. But the chamber
is placed between two dangers. If it main
tains The actual duties, il exposes the treasury
to the danger of swelling beyond all limits,
and entails serious difficulties on government
If it diminishes these duties, it wthdraws
from the national industry the protection
which permits il to expand, to become vigor-
GUS, and capable of struggling with success
against the most experienced nations Of
Europe.
ave do moi know what measures will be
taken to relieve the treasury. In truth, it isa
far more tolerable position than that of other
States, whose principal anxiety is how to ill
their treasury vaults; but we can, moreover,
assert with gertrude, that in spite of n certain
element of discord, the position of the United
States has never been more brilliant than at
this period"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-20

PAINFULLY BRAUTIFUL.-M.d de Mony, the
repu,vd brother of the Emperor Napoleon,
who was married in 81. Petersburg last moath
to the Princess Trouhetskoi, is about SO years
old. His bride is lS or 49, and is described
rs "fearfully beautiful" She was brought
up at the institution of the Maids of Honor,
and the Empress Dowager wished to give her
TO the reigning Empress as one of her ladies',
but the Empress Marie said she would have
nothing to do with her, for that she was star,
far too beautiful" The new Countess de
Mony is evidently likely to make sensation
in Paris.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-20
ThresherS [! Threshers!

HAVE received an Agency for the sale Of tho
II Threshers and other Agricultural Implements man.
u'ae'ured by hlohard ii. Pease at Albany, New York
Horse Powers has been received and all those wishing
TO buy rreshers this season requested to call and
examine them before purchasing elsewhere. Come In
at once and examine them, and II Won IKE he n,a
chimes, the terms and the warranty give me YOUR or
ders, That may get them here before harvest.
VIII a,sa sell orders for Saw Mills, Grain Cradles
seen at the Ware.room, near the Depot -
am also agent for the sale of j. Cotton a Co,s an.
perior Wheat Fans. 'u
Orders for Threshers and Grain Cradles .ho,Ia T..
sent In before first OF March, get here IN time for
harvest 'ahl0 JAS. M. HENDERSON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-20

PROTECTION AND SELF-DEFENcE CLUBs.-
In New York, number of clubs, consisting
ofyoung men moving in respectable circles,
have been formed and are now in operation,
the chief object of their existence being the
protection of their own persons by the carry.
ing of weapons-self defence in case of at
tack by highwavmen-and the detection of
the cowardly ruffians who steal upon the
path of the unwary as they seek their homes
after shutdown. The Tribune says almost
every peaceable citizen wears arms himself
when he goes about at night.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-20

,3s- The Medical World says: "lllk is
now manufactured quite extensively in France
from bones! 1t is made BY putting certain
weight of bones with little meat, with six
times tine weight of water, in Papin's diges
ter. Being sealed Theoretically, and raising
the heat to lao deg. F., in forty minutes,
from stop-eock, a white liquid comes ont.
1t is nutricious, being kind of broth, bnt
has really none of the chemical properties of
milk"