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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-03

LIMITED STATES TRUST COMPANY Of
u NETWORK, No 40 Wall:
1,. pEP0sff6Ryyo - Money
PAID INTO COURT and authorized TO act a. Guardian or
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS,
By order Of sny Court inths State
fpslBjins SuTrOsstes), per cent
FROM individuals oorporsns for period Of SIX mon tbs
or 10 be p.id on % days notice, per cent.
Fer lees period, q shorter notice per cent .
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President.
JOHN A. STEWART Secretary
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CUPREME coURT-CouNTY Of NEW

- YcRK-ANBROsE W. THOMPSON, plaintiff, agains.
JAMES MORSS defrntant-ln pu'uance Of judsnspt OF
lis Court the 18th OF Deceuber instant tae
hseriber Referee appointed Tor that purpose shall s a.
the Merchsuts lanEe in the cry Of Nefork on tie Sth
day Of January 1857 o'clock certain boad aud
mortgage executed BY William H. CLARKE 70 James Woodrs3
esch bearing III Nth day Of March, 1852 aud recorded IN
the flee The Clark Of Ontario County on she eth Ay OF
March. 1852 In LibeT. 50 OF morGstts at tolo <t.
Said mort s. daily assigned by the saI james Wood
m o Zadock Pratt and by said Paddock Pratt 20 James Mor.s,
and by said James Morss TO the plsnihDatsd New YORK,
De- q 1855 CHARLES c. MOTT Referee
WHITING. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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GALE nv ORDER Of the SITRROGATE-

GALE BY ORDER Of the SURROGATE
- SIRROGATE'S COURT. County Of Sex- YoTk-in tAs
matter OF the sppAiiou Lase sell The REAL
ESTATE Of PATRICK CALLAHAN deceased. By yirue
apd In pursuance Of order Dae in toe bove mai'eI
on the twelfth dsy IT December 1850 the subscriber Admins
traitor Ie.. Of PATRICK CALLAHAN; dece~'sd AID ds'
Ereeh0lder appointed by the SaIusae of IN
Coul 81 N,wNoIk pglsgsIt % a.gc, 10 MAKE toe sic
h.r. IL AFTER mentioned viii eel Pu>ho suction. u The Nor
chants FIehange. in the city Of Ne1loTs TUESDAY,
th- I0h F,hrUsry 1857 Twelve ock ~ Of thst
dsy tho follow ing described LAND aud PREMISES belong
iuS - tss ssafe OF said PATRICK CALLAHAN deceased
VIZ: All hA certain piece parcel II land With the build
gs thereon stuae srg aud bring IN u- E~y-nth NArd
~ The Civ ~ NcTY1rk ard bounded aud described fo
loss: Besiurirs on south side of Fourth street
rcin, distant ssveutyvc feet from the Se-,ey
frred BY ihe intersection of L~~r-'t I'm sor'nr
thtr ce rpuin. ouccry ani pAsi with L-wre+ seven
feet nine inches westerly su1 AZ night Wis
Lewis street twenty-five feet thsreabout thence rornery
parallel with Levi seysnythrre feet SIX inches arc
easiery along the souhcJ OF Fourth street twen
feet psce of beginning be the said severn den
sons uoc or prcu conveyed 10 ssit
PATRICK CALLAHAN By Abraham Lent and Grorze {
purc AZ their wives By deed. recorded in the lAsstor
OHcf AZ her ISL PAGE The Improvements tree story
BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE. with Esh BAsome M. known
Ne =. fouItnsIee-Dsttd Ne 4 York December 1th. 1855
DENIS MCCARTHY,
A GisinteTested FIc,holdeF and Administrator Ac.'
Of Patriek Callahan. decreased
For further particulars inquire OF JAMES W. WHITE No
81 Lih-Tty..t. New YORK ar iswSaS SIT
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UsITLD srATEs AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. ING
tv will he hello a, the roo M OF the ninsouiAn In
,titntion in wesbiOgtoD January IA, 1857. 10. urs
will be delivered on the application OF Science V Agrs-
culture BY Prof Henry Of toe smrhs1n,1n .' $50
The various Agricultural Societies Of the United o'ss~
arg expeoted % send delegates to the meeting.
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SUPREME COURT-CIG1 and COUNTY oI
- NEw.YORK-wILLIAMJ }: HoPPLN and RoBERf
: HONE Trustees Of LOUISA h. HOPPlN, AGAINST
DANIEL MARITIME. joan '. ONDERDONk WILLIAM
g. BANKS MARGARET GREEN executrix Of the last VII
aid testamen. of DAVID GREEN. deceased. HENRY LAW
RFNCELL ard DAVID DANhS-TTAl 70 be hsd ia the q
atd County Of Ntw-York Summons for rect-lCom not
seryedl To the defendant, HENRY LAWRENCELL: You
are ber-by aud required to answer the
nj, action viii h ha- filed thc office Of the Clerk OF the
civ and County New York at the City Hall in said Oy OF
NcwYok aud copy of your answer 70 the said com
plsiut on the sub.crb,r his office No. 81 Wast h the
CIV of N.wYoik within twenty days after the service OF this
summons on YOU exclusive Of the day II such serce aud
Won f,i 20 az said conp>in within The time Aforesaid
The plsiufs IN will apply the Cont for the ree
d,mauded in the coupisut-pse ed Newfo'k De,rmh"r =
1856 W. }. hOPflN fhinths At9rneyi;
Tie compliant the above entitled seton was hrd IN ne
Of the Clerk the City and County Of Newfosk on the
20 d.v OF december 1850. W. j. HOPPlN Plain IDS Atty
der7
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NOTICE Of AssIGNMENT.-NO,ice is here by

giver that WILLIAM L. THOMSON o. the q Of Ps',
,b, dsy made an as.gnmeut the subscriber Of
b.. e..te for the equal brust Of his creditors. al chat ths
.5 rredifo, u exhibit their respective claims under Ga
~ ,sirr.,ior within the tern three m0nths-Daed DE
c,rfer n 1850 benny W. COLE, Assignee
czT iaviW
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NEW-1UKh Add DIV hhfVOL UNdLED
IN STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS Cor LIVERPOOL
TIE L. s NJ steamship BALTIC, Captain Comsinef al
Sepsr With the o. 5 has TOT EurSps poGnrty On SAT
uRDAY January =; l. O'Clock rom her hsrth At n.
bot Of Canast The Of tas Aae have Improved
xa,sr tight bukhad. For eisht PASSAGE, aTIlE IN
sSg4kd accommodations FOR elegance md oomt spPiJ 10
EDWARD K COLLINS No u Wal q
PssenseI- requested be on board Of IL an AL letter,
pNss thrOSsh the PostOhcei any otEen VII D.
reNnsd
The q freight Eoa Liverpool 20 New York % eGe3 -
- psi tuI nrAsoTeulept ILta further D. ice
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Jnsnranfe Companies.
A VI A
sIRE-INSCRANCE COMPANY.

I. A NJ r
~ FIRE-INsURASCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No. &c wALL-sr
CASH CAPITAL 5000. 900.
This ooHEy IH;.: s H.. s95s'
property, al the assAI rates.
~. io anthony 9 t g. h9; u VI F,o Cay
CtS. Connolly, Benz 5. Ward~e, Edwin J. Brown,
Jo' GSo s,o,s I TS6. gIosNrs ea S ssg.e
Curtis Noble, George Gsult N Davis
John LAids~, Edward Rowe, Brsdford Knapp,
John Dsvol William Poole. Cnss. 5. Little,
Jeromus J. Johnson, WIN. q Sterling LOOMS BalA'd,
Mstrw hrm.tronE John Harper, Edwin Atkins,
J John y, s Davenport John Voorbe.. l, p Bre,den'
VIM h Web, ssma. Hot.iipa Albert o Paiunele-.
EDWARD ANTHoSY,. President
BRADFORD KNAPP Vice President
Isaac r ST JOIN, Secretary.
NEW WORLD FIRE-INSURANCE COM
~ PANY ofthe City of New.YOrs-oBce No. IS PneS-
'''s' CASH sii' cAP PTT 5000 ooo-ALL PAID IN
IBIS Company nsures Property OF al kind AGAINST Loss n,
D.ne BY Fire, on - favorable terms similar insA
this city. -
E1s 5 d.. N %.?% isd oi.s
Benz, {; T9wn.rnd, stsghe.. " Gsnss. Jane. K Pei
Peter Pslf h H.s.n s1y, f T%SD R,Sd.
se N Smiths Il fnn h 2SsIf E t@y'' IT,
Gishs Moresn, Geo Gri.wod H. nsvi& -
vsonti S'tsd, Y. r RDdocanAchi, hchATd tiaId,,
Whlis,si BRIDAL Fred g. swan, C. L. Rcckn.sei
y Soosirey Edwin Tborne, David Jones'
THOMAS A. EMMETT. President
GABRIEL MEAD, Vice PresieEs
SAUL. A. PATTERSON, Secretary
CECURITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
- No 81 Finest, (Grest Western Buidinss) Cash Capital
sosO, all paid H. Th. Company b.vns u its csptA ps9
In and process Of ready TO receive sppF
cations policies Of Insurance Merchandise
Buildings Ships in port and other property favorable terms
JOSEPH WALKER, Preedspl
<HOS. W. BlRDsALL Secretary.
DIRECTORS;
JOSEPH WALKER, EDWD. HAIGnr,
WILLIAM r MOTT, B. NJ. WHlTLoCh.
JOHN HALSEY, JAMES q. GARSkA
UPWARD WOOD. SAMUEL {. PAAON,
aOBT L. CASE RICHARD p. BAUFF,
VIM DkNNISTOUN, ID. CROMWELL,
VIM H. HUsSFY S. 7. VALENTINE.
EDMUND w CORLIEc, T. J. DONNELL,
EDWARD WILLETT JOHN r. WILLIS,
CHAS L. PARKER, GEORGE IL BEYEh
JOHN D. WARREN, ROBf. LINDLEf MUtEsf
cHAS Fly DAVID B. keller,
VIM. 81. ABBATT, VIM ALLEN BILLIE
WN PJRDSAIf EDWARD CROMWELL
BDWD. MERRITT, l. b WYMANi
SMITH LAWRENCE. MATTHEW MITCHELL
HENRY BARROW, JOHN ALLES,
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, GEORGE r. ShENNf'bh
LIMITED STATES TRUST COMPANY Of
u NETWORK, No 40 Wsls.-
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NOTICE Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 NJ ooy
IN rvsn that AAROS L KING saa WILLIAM l. I SON
SON efthe City Prsero hs tsy tas3e
% he ,ibe EST T sor tb- eas seseh. Of assr
rednors and the said rxpb, the,r
tiye claim, vishs he q three
an I.wiws- - HENRY W. COLE. Assignee
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IVESUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
te County Of NewYork notice Is hereby given 70 al per
- Iv. Inns against JAMES LESTER late II ale City
81 NewYork decesed present the with youshers
the tie subss beT 81 bis Office No. 10 IN The
"a ~ gYork on OF before the seventh day Of March NEXT
hid York the 5th cav Of September, 1856.
ANDREW MILLS AduiiRi-rAtor.
.sl.veus ELIZA J. LESTER. Admni-traJr.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of EewYoTk notse !. hereby G'en 70 al
D. having claims against MARIA McGREGOR 4te If
lie CRY NewY0rk decoa.ed 70 present the sane ~s
thereof to the sub1crber his ses No. q Nassau
I'm bs Civ Il Nsw-Y0f before the drth day d
Aprl u,1t-Ds.d N-w-Ycrt the 81 day 81 October 1874
nf' NM ri. MEBRS,
o.,.ueus Attorney for Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
n,r,ops having claim, against MARIA LOUISA GRAHAM
ATE OF the City New York deceased 70 present the aIne
b 10 the subscrber the oce Vi Wake
is.,inr eta. No 50 Fultonst, in The City Of New
Yt on or before the ninth day Of May nsx-Dated New
MI isxsuF. CATHkRINE s MILLER EXeeutTn.
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11aints, Oils, Glass, Nt.

DEFINED LARD OIL, for burning snd ma
III ,lip,rv free frotn rum burns brightly does not efns tns
~ A. COBTRN Pr'RE TALLOW OIL, smeA "a
o5tre.r Sperm ,,snas colder I'D barns well 4
r.nt.d AZ ,h,ve Barrels a. gallons Oay Afrp' '"'
w QUINCY No W WjlhAtn-<'
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COL
Office No IS South FoGTths
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. q, 1856
NOTICE is hereby given that the Transfer Books
Of STOCK Of this Company will be closed the
Teoptned on the 18th day q January Holders Of Cef
cate Which bs"o he@n dscharsed from thiG off eith, 80
the Transfer Aeoce particularly requested 10 have them
duly registered the Transfer Books which they been
transferred prior the 81 8y order u the Board Of
Managers. w. III. nCiLHENNY, Secretary.
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SAVINGS K.-INSTITCTION FOR THE
~ SAVINGS OF MERCHANTS CLERKS AND OTHER5s
No. SIC Broadway opposite St Nichol Hotel. -
All moneys deposited before THURS 0AYlsl IL ,u
draw inere,t the If deposited LIST of SAn 10 VAL
Bank open DAILY from 10 10 ocost d R ro.i.rs
'-- MOSS " re o'clock, p. m.
a.nvvu, 0'to l il. GRINNELL, President.
a an, IiII1, WARxrR Secretary.
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Il ualy next on the following np1ed securities, viz:
MUSKINGUM COUNTY BONDS, Ohio-S"veo Per Cents
PICKAWAY COUNTY BONDS, OhiO-Seven Per Cents.
DAYTON CITY BOND-SeNen Per Gents
ZANFSNILLE CITY BONDS-Seven Per Cents
PORTS MOUTH CITY BONDS-Seven Per Gents -
IN be- paid on presentation Of the proper Coupons at our once
So ATWOOD & Go.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

HIeH PRICE OF BEEF--WBAT SHALL WE
EAT-The New York Post in commenting
upon the high price Of Beef in the city, asks
the above questions, and says:-"By our re-
port Of the cattle market In another column,
II will be seen that prices have advanced one
to one aud n half cents per pound for beef
cattle, caused by a short supply. The inqu-
ry, "What shall we eatF' Is beginning to
reach the ears of butchers, for they are find
ing out that consumers will not eat meat at
the present exorbitant prices; and MS they are
not anxious, during the hot weather to be
employed exclusively in brushing away the
flies from their spelling beet, they are stand
ing aloOf from the market aud are likely, BY
by some combination among themselves to
so organize scale of prices which, If spec
ulators and farmers do not choose to accept,
they can keep their cattle until they eat
their heads of. The Philadelphians have
tried il, and found that sellers are not the
only Independent people in the world"
The prices to which the Post refers range
from II to 10 and l5 cents per lb.-very
choice cuts 10 to 20 cents. The total Of
ferings of Beeves for the week amounted to
SOIL head.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

The CRIMEAs WAR.-General Jesup, the
Quarter-master General Of the United States
army, and an old soldier of experience, COM
menting upon Marshal Vailants exposition of
the Crimean war, says he, was never able to
comprehend before that exposition the ope-
ratiOns OF the allied armies in the Crimea
which were in violation OF the military axiom
which requires the army in the field to be
driven out before an important fortress is at
tackled. The French were not able to do so
for want of means of transportation, which
prevented them going twenty FIVE miles from
their ships. For force of three hundred and
nine thousand men they employed less than
half the number of animals for all purposes
during the war which we supplied for draft
and packing alone for our army 10 Mexico,
which never exceeded $4,000 men. General
j., says:
81 hope our country may never have oc-
casion to 60 to war again, but the more close.
ly Look into the details, rs we'll as the
strategic, combination of European armes,
the less fear war. Those armies have n fair
stock Of professional intelligence, but if they
have genius, think it is genius in its de
crepitude."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

PRocURABILITY OF EvIDEHoE.-Apropos
of the large rewards offered by some of the
New York press for the discovery of the late
DR.. Burdell, the New Yorker says "there can
now be no doubt of the conviction of some
body, guilty or innocent" The editor adds:
ave understand the District Attorney had
the profer of testimony, from several
sources, which would conclusively establish
the guilt of Mrs. Cunningham, but on inves-
tgation it proved to be utterly unreliable
On one occasion, the great ngi,ator, Daniel
O'Connell, shot worthless horse and then
advertised $500 reward for the discovery of
the perpetrator. In the course of few
days the reward was claimed by n party,
who produced proof against man, of SO d.
rect and conclusive II kind, that there would
have been no doubt of his conviction, had
not O'Connell disclosed the truth of the case
So much for the reliability of evidence fur
nished under the stimulus of reward"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

AN EXTRAORDINARY HYpoCRIrE jackson.
who was murdered in Russell. Massachusetts,,
by Charles Jones, was taken to Hartford,
Connecticut, for burial in the Hebrew fashion.
The Hartford Times says:
Jones, the murderer, was Millerite, and
the same fellow who has just served out a
term OF four years in the Connecticut State
Prison for roboing John Deans store. He
was the coolest scoundrel that ever infested
this city. He professed great concern for :he
sours of sinners, and was constantly reading
the Bible and exhorting at evening meetings.
Whilst in the confidence Of Mr.. Dean, he stole
about S2,000 worth of goods from his store,
together with considerable sums of money.
He stole the silk to make him a surplice to
preach in; started a church at Glastonbury
stole the trimmings for his pulpit, and the
velvet for his chair, and also stole goods to
pay the cabinet maker for the chair; broke
into the Catholic church and stole the priests
robe for sample of one for himself, and also
stole the silver chalice, from the altar; called
at Mr.. Deans one evening to have "a little
season of prayer, remained till evening, babe
the family good-by, but instead of going out
OF the door, he stole up stairs and secreted
himself under the bed occupied by Mr. Deans
son-remained there till past midnight when
he crept out and robbed young Deans peck.
cts Of 800. (Which he had ascertained the
day previous that he had just procured from
the bank, then went up to st. Johns Hall,
called for lodgings got up before day light,
stole suit of clothes from a boarder, and
cleared for neighboring town. But this is
not half his villanies. He was constantly
stealing, praying and exhortng, till brought
up by four years term of imprisonment"
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CANDIDATES.

~ We are authorized and requested to announce
Col. WIN. llElSKEl.L OF Monroe, as a candidate to
represent the Third Congressional District composed
OF the counties of Blount, Monroe Polk, McNinn Neigs
koane Rhea, Bedsoe, Marion, Hamilton and Bradley,
In the next Congress of the United States.
Nv We are authorized TO announce DR.. N. PEN
DERGRAsS as a candidate to represent Megs, McNiinn
and Polk counties, in popular branch of the State
Legislature.
az We are authorized and requested to announce
the name of Col A. J. D0Ds0N as candidate to rep
resent Mcnn county in the lower branch Of the next
Legislature.
sD- We are authorized and requested to announce
the name OF JOSIAH /. WRIGHT, as a candidate for
Senator from the District composed of the counties
Monroe, McMinn, Meigs and Polk.
W We are authorized and requested to announce
JOHN ii. DOBSON, OF Polk, as candidate for Joint
Representative for Meigs, McNinn aud Polk.
~ We are authorized and requested to announc e
10. r. WARE as an independent candidate for Joint
Representative from the counties Of Polk, Meigs and
McMinn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19
A MODEL PEER.-The Earl Of Oxford, in

A MODEL PEER.-The Earl Of Oxford, in
reply to IN application made to him by the
Secretary of the Norwich Bible Society, to
take the chair at their meeting, writes ms fol-
lows: "Sr,-I am surprised and annoyed at
hecontsnts of your letter-surprised because
my wel-known character should have exemp-
ted me from such an application, and annoyed
because it obliges me to have this commune
cation with you. have long been addicted
to the gaming table, have lately taken to
the turf-I fear frequently blaspheme-
have never distributed religious tracts. All
this was well known to you and your society;
notwithstanding which you think me fit
person for your president. God forgive your
hypocrlcy. would rather live in the land
of sinners than with such saints. am, sir,
&C.,
(Sipned) ORFoRD
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

WHAT SCIENTIFIC MEN THINK. That great
philosopher, Muggins, after expanding upon
the subject vast amount of his Herculean
intellect, has arrived at the conclusion that
should the collision of the earth with any
celestial wanderer take place as anticipated,
we shall all be summary knocked into n
"comet-ose" condition. He hopes the medi-
cal critics will not attempt to annihilate his
profound deductions.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

GEN. HARRIS ON TIE ENDORSEMENT OF THE
MEMPHIS BosDs.-We have heretofore alluded
to the extraordinary speech of Gen. Harris
in this city when he attacked Hatton for
voting for this measure. We stated that the
memorial urging the Legislature to pass this
very bill was signed by Harris himself and
yet, he now attacks Hatton for doing the
very thing he prayed" him to do. But there
is another historical item connected with this
matter, and we allude TO it to refresh the
memory of some Of Gen. Harris political
friends Judge King, the Sag NIGHT candi-
date for the Legislature, and J. X Walker,
their candidate for the Senate, and we be-.
lieve Mr.. Lamb, a former candidate, went to
get this very bill passed by the House. King
and Walker went aud it passed. Gen. Harris
was requested to go; he hesitated on account
OF pressing private engagements, but 60 well
assured was our Mayor that the General
would go to Nashville, that he left check
for two hundred and fifty dollars at his office
for his use in defraying his expenses. The
check remained there several days, and was
only destroyed when Gen. Harris announced
that it was impossible for him to leave home,
on account Of private business.
When Gen. Harris alludes, as he will, to
this subject in East Tennessee, let him also
remember the memorial, aud the check for
two hundred and tifty.-Wen,phis News.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19
Against the World F.!
w F. desire to call the attention Of Farmers and
w MHeFs to our lately improved
noUble ScTcehinr Nbeaf FINN.

WV UiIeys IN nur Inte al i,nnrnved
w S,, ~ ~, .uIpIo,.u
p,,an,hTvTi No. iiaHG ~ neat aus
JIii"J .u !, ,,1S, wntg ~, we ere
T,ss ~ r. ~ " nt ~ - y NJ =, hust
49, ,h am ~" an mas
,h M me So, ~ pi eShIpeu, VIZ: Az
", ., M, go 49,, ] VIE I'VE VIE
MaryaJ snI TO- apP,o,ea
r,nnI,nri Poir a, b,orh WI a. ,ne ng
Tss Tnas.a TIL, nnn me ngntst h1nors o, me
isbi AZ and M ,iso A. ,ba Eo. ei. n. .e ~
In iShG Rrowntow,s VIII H.. s,',i o. i. ts'oh'
"other Fans were .Shhi,ei 81 pv H II. ~ ys,.
but none 10 comnare with those m,nntactro, qsy'
Wassrs noyias az ~ 49,, :, " d h. ny ,ne
nrzes Too numerous ~ apnnnnce bnrs nI hnuS 1sr
~, csr,isca,as ~ nm p, ,,, anu nunuIeas
E,.,n.rs NJ yi,,,riu ans r., r. ~ w o Tr''..ous
nod m %, a,a tasI .nnessse. we have
WINGED II is the best IN use we think we know what
the farmers want and that our long and extepsiye en-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19
Farm for Sale.

II IN miles from Athens, on the old road leading to
Philadelphia, and in the immediate vicinity of Forest
less-about IS acres under cultivation. There are
about IL acres OF splendid meadow land, portion Of
which Is well set In grass-all well watered. There is
comfortable Dwelling House, two neat Brick Cottages,
good Brick Kitchen, and all necessary outhouses.-
There young Apple Orchard Of the best variety Of
fruit, and Peach Orchard.
II the above property is not previously disposed Of,
1t will be sold at public sale, at the Courthouse
Athens, on the 2d Monday OF August next. Terms made
known day OF sale. MARY L, p, LIDE.
NAV %, 1sbT-td-452
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19
Another Instance of Tape Worm
Cured by the OF Dr. MLanes Celebrated yermifuge,

Another Instance of Tape Worm
Cured by the Of DIR. MLanes Celebrated vermfuge
prepared by Fleming Bros:
NEw YoRK, October 10, 1852
This Is to certify that was troubled with tape
for more than six months tried all the known rene
dies for this dreadful affection, but without being able
to destroy II. i got one OF DR.. Alliances Almanacs,
which contained notices of several wonderful cures
which had been performed by his celebrated yermuge
prepared by Fleming Bros. I resolved to try It, aud
Immediately purchased bottle, which took according
to directions; and the result was dicharged large
tape worm, measuring more than yard, besides a
number Of small ores. MRS. NJ. SCOTT,
No. 20 Cannon street.
eB-Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR MLASEs
CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE manufactured by FLEMING Bros,
of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other vermifuges In COMPARE
son are worthless. DR.. MLane's genuine vermifuge,
also, his celebrated Liver pills, be had all
spectacle drug stores None genuine tcihOut the sig
nature Of (2s) FLEMING BROS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

WASHINGTON, June 8.-A letter received
yesterday from source in Kansas entitled
10 the most implicit confidence, states three
fourths at least of the present settlers are
in favor of making KaLsas free State, inclu-
ding nearly one half Of the emigrants from
slaveholding States.