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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

Mr.. Seth briggs writes us q letter from Caracas,
venezuela, s. Az, dated Jan. %, backing up his
statement which We COPIED from The Christian Spis-
ixnlist, importing that the Archbishop Of Caracas
had become Q believer in the modern "Spritad
Manifestations" We must say that We think Mr.
briggs rather unsucce ssfol in his effort, bat We VIII
give his letter in full, that our readers may judge:
To the Ediie, Of The NJ y Tribune;
SIR: His Lordship, the Archbishop of Caracas 10 .
letter addressed to you under date the 18th os deny
itnali,t (which was republshed in The TRIBUNE tho
I'D Novem bei a. put shed 10 the Ssmaaar'o on the
18th inst that he has not beeo converted, and tao
statement 60 far as relates to him, not true.
must confess that cannot vouch fot tne ensne
truth of the statement as yards bis Lordshpj T. now-
ever came spontaneously 10 the Central circle nom
the rpiri.s OF his own departed ciefgy-PeIsous 81
veIsey when IN the Of fssehood n tbs spirit pseu
~ s ,hsv have reached the seventh sphere, - viii
anresr by The "Spirtusista," which inclose to you
Ir.gret exceedingly that h's Lords'np hss oeen nus;
rsn,s.epted: though cannot conceive how II would
he seroestory TO bis LOrdshlp In Christian light 10
he a Believer in Spiritual Manifestations. Did not
rs appear 10 the Shspherd to announce the birth Of
or Savior Did lot splrits appear to Macy at the
.eUuhre and to her that the Lord hsd risen
rom the toDbi Was not 81, Paul converted to Chris
tianty by spirit Finally, IL not God spirit Who,
then, deny The manifestations Of spirits 10 tho
clLCTeI Oh ehtIii III uE l<JIu<uip ID Dol . ~
ever, huly hope be may become such; and when be
receives the light If SpIitualism, tbst be viii not
cover il up but place it csndlesick that II may
sti firm throughout his whole diocese and light the
path to eternal felicity of all those who remain "a
darkness.
lam, Sir respectfully jour Obsdient servant Va. ,,,.
Caracas, Jan q, 1851
L. S.-Consrtss has met, and the new Vice-Pred-
dent ST. Corons Francisco Joee Orisch, 500 In lag to
Precedent Manages. has been instsied 10 his Office
No hing has TRANSFERRED in political point OF vieS ~
yet.
Robert Burns has been on q voyage of discovery TO
fLd the identical spot where SIR John Franklin and
perry are 10 be He returoed last evening" and
made partial report and promised all the psrticasu
to noirew evening. He sa,s Capt. Sims was within
tao degrees OF them; that they might have oeeo ds-
coveted Nth all esse, ard that the honor OF the dc.
ctve,y shall be awarded to the Central Circle OF Co
Iacss.
We assure Mr.. briggs that "lhe honor shsli
he awarded" a. be indicates. 1t 10 pity that
"Rob the Rh,n hsd not been sent on this Of
raj d day SCORER, 80 that we might have had he
final report BY the late arrival. f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

The bitter hostility Of the men who atten on hs
plumber of the Treasury through the street. ceanng
system, was characteristcaly manifested yesterday
morning. Soon after midnight Mr.. Reynolds, tho
new contractor for all the lower Wards, commenced
work in Broadway, Chstbam and other streets,
with strong force of men, in the smOst hopeless
attempt 10 remove the accumulated filth OF six
months but instead of the cooperation OF the people
and the assistance of the authorities his men were
mobbed and driven of, and had their brooms md
apparatus broken by gangs Of rufhans, whose Ill.
gotten gains are likely to be cut OF BY the inexs'
Bile terms of the contract. In consequence OF this
interference, scarcely anything was accompanied.
A such course was not anticipated, the police are
presumed 70 have been taken by surprise at time
when thew could not, at the moment, prevent the
outrage.
Complaint was made to the Mayor in themorniog.
and such directions have been given as will prompt
" SUD press any second attack and last night there
was good beginning in Pine street, Liberty street,
Maiden lane, Broadway and other places, under the
protection Of q strong police force. We have come
10 fine pass, indeed, when we are not permitted to
emerge from the poisonous mud and dirt OF the
streets, because tho manner of doing ii does not
happen to meet the views Of few persons fvors-
BE to the old system Of taking pay without doing
the work.
1t is reported that some juggery will be attempt
ed in the Common Council to break up these con-
tracts; but we will not believe that any member
can lend himself to purpose so unjust aud injurious
to the people We have the assurance OF the
Mayor, the Controller, and the Commissioner Of
Streets and Lamps that the contracts were fairly
made, the parties acting in good faith, and the 'ecu-
rites offered and accepted ample. We trast,
therefore, that no impediment will be offered, and
least of all by the members of the Common Coun'
ell, who must be anxious to escape from tho coa-
slant and pertinscious complaints Of their conatsu-
ents about dirty streets.
The contractors will appreciate the necessity Of
extraordinary exertions in the first cleaning. for
their own sake as we'll as for the public welfare.
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h.y. not BEEN spent in vain. And il b certainly
. csuse for regret that those Who have bosA
ID. will and the power TO effect much for tho moral
;pprov, nent Of the population Of this city, shoud
,..m 10 consider it the greatest ssn Of zeal in their
WORK to illuminate Ike Brahmins against those iel'
lov..borsr. of theirs who devote Themselves TO
,hs material and intellectual advancement OF their
fellow creatures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

A new 6lbusteripg expedition is reported to be
organizing in New. Orleans to make descent upon
New-Granads, and work up through Costa RIGA to
the assistance of Walker. Ninety of Walkers de-
serters arrived at New. Orleans last night on the
Empire City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

twenty -four years. and in which he u hooored y :
good landlord and bold rider 10 hounds. The ss'ary
Of the Speaker 10 $4,000 year, With an omci.'
residence ard other perquisites that bake Is worm
about 10000. BE retires, - 20 many less worthy
have done, on peersse and pension Of f4,ooos
year for two lives.
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Empire City.

dispatch from Washington says that the new
Governor of Kansas is to be instructed to recognize
the laws of the Bogus Legislature as valid, but to
give the people an opportunity for the free express
sion of opinion and the right to vote. He is to
have fresh troops in place of those now there.
Secretary WoodsOn rotates into the Territorial
I and Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

Among the new bills introduced yesterday in the
Legislature was one to appoint an Inspector of Gas
for this city, and establish standard of illumnat
ing power; also, to prevent loans for Life In
surance Companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

great commotion in the dust Of Bond street
was made yesterday by the crowd of people rushing
to the sale of DR. Burdell's furniture. A detailed
account of the affair is given in another column.
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NeapI lprk Daflu Iribn,1e
TUESDAY. MARCH 81, 1857.

Advertisements for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE of this
week should be handed in to day. Price, 81 line.
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We have heard Of pcsthumous children. but nsva
nj yesterday Of posthuuous Letters, till " rsA q
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Business Notices.
TuE PrRArE RAGLAN AND GEoRGE P. Fox.

Liavea.ur Tailor No q Auity-.t. near Broadway No.
G.aesA Lord Raglan c. OF le British Army ba. the
CONNECTED slope shodered oshsured, iss.m-d Overcost
called the Rsslsn Praes the land uui-
v,rssly condemned equally; fair pssy jewel" Nat
and iuss costs tie number ousht to be ed By
te tight Give the inventor hs due 10 honest
Dsx'm
Tie RsGsn" (socslsal Coat seortior urcenthe de-
Walton nom GEoyes Foxs originally invented "EBsrks
kHADAN COAT, seruiSe American manu- act lred gNmeu
BY the late Hon DANIEL WGBsrEs aud thoussoasS
Americans here al abrosd GEoRGE Fox su nor OF ,r
Des and Fashion perfect htttDx Coat Vest sna
Mster Of wooster aud Aui'y .s for toa % alan
Gent ressots ssd hing sbou this ater
Coss. until It Itself out Of tAsh m out
Fox tskes hold this British Pirate ksf'n new i'm.
the contract ms fitting features By Car
prcvemeuts the invention OF stanosia from either
rx,ntnt usr to each bot decidedly dine.nk inyen
Vstors cu,,orer. sd coInoisseurs AZ r, -, as7,s
ton "a he Vi. Gen,iernsns Spring and Wnrr 49,, IN.
49, n , Of m, many records which illustrate Ia par tue
ss,sments nsee' WASHINGTON, Jous q, 1852
Go p FOX, eiq.. New. York. . .l,.h -o, ..,, -.
Ds,, Sty-I have received The kHAbM "o'0H you VIII "
tsvv dr. Co. and am much blessed ~p , ~,
H. .se most comfortable and es'yht'ins garment that
have WON. . n.x,v, wrpsrrR
/ am Sir. your obediept servant pANIrL "nns--N-
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At the Table dh Of roalt meat sooad have one
or oe this SAUCE In the gravy and for
rsme quantity should be mixed With the Ssuee and
The bottle upon the tab for tie OF those reg
an .Sditions quantity JOIN DUNCAN Sons Nc. +o Srosd
nav sole Agents for the pTopiictors.
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| UoI + nwAY,s PIIIs--TnE UNIVERSAL Verde T.

ks sek Of I'll nations suffering under all phases Of dseAss
have certified In every written language the nfAloiJ OF
shsss mssehIess Ps sppeent alternative AID restorA
Svs psdietss Sold ct the usrutxcorits. No 30 Msden
lsne NsvYosk and No "a strand Lonion sns 'y ~ O's
s;,ss AZ tsc 62se, and 81 per box.
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DOLLAR TOILET SETS.
Arob.r lot Of the white Toilet Sets dollar will be
opened to-day. W. = DAILY CO.
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EXTRA FAMILY HAMS.
200 t.rc.s Stag shays Phipps Samuel Davis Qugley,
and other brands choice family HANS
sHIPPISc HANS 800 terees glazed and yellow bsgsed, in
prime Shipping order.
For sale by EASTMAN LLOYD,
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CALDWELL COLLEGE,

T AZ z-runsf ssaun az ais Instrrrluu VII -umuis-z
ne arsS -rtu-siaF al -eG1-aaieF Afla'iE-i eaia-
Eel cSilegs . bur infancy = . ne H1-nran tli
fi.I4rufna-zdu az ne r-rsf.es ald Faculty -I1 sill
be suutIgred mon s1.h principles - eiInueaa %
tie liena u st-1aa -ilcarlan- Gad anal --1st=r r.
N Dains % lfIa1ag-s feeuud N 40 lasrlnIrlnn n ne
z.IHfa suart-Fezr
EIEsrE-iIls air-alfF snings An sn7iahie reputation
mr. ~ sitllraEnual avInras and z 8 ale tr=1niIlsl-
1uu % ne friends af siiIr1iinu- wa have embarked n
ais enterprise iaf ne Turx alzpisiarsT 5egln
siai be carried i1rElTf and iaE lur schools snail De
rs sn;n .ilrafrer - cunuliid ne r-sperr, -nn-
1ense amt rarruuazs q afiacruIllaflnE 1dnAc-
me ElsuuIrlun d luf.r zie Presidency a. Rev A h
1AsEIALL- D. D. Gentleman a anlsief achnla-alip
add zsEs szpsrienre l=urlcnnr q TnEri- H-n-
zeua1 Etsd - szaensiT-sF Elnsl a. ane - ne mnsf
.nqusn= fisiues % tEs suari- e VII be aiet By
ante FI,uirF-
LaC4rua-Rag-rIviile Is a thriving vilIars and N
cnunrTT nusd ar lealt1h siinan- ant n varied
and liurrss1ra. hrsurr Z r tbnur dur-eer niles flm
sJis sap. ne z T. ant "a ailruaat- ne pais AZ
Easrh is AIEsrsvile ani lss-sau 8siruaa VII nser-
fenr fh fuat L 10 aSx eunneEr-d va Eae Atsir1at
By faiiF hack rhar rhers viii be 10 tihcnitY IA
reaching t. The Rranch RIiirsnf Is nav Iuier Gnu
-r1.ir aHf viii he Duahef idrE1ri win snerzT-
EnA demonstrating be nat N Tie best Iniiies
~ ne village 90 tar Ehs aha.ns rum home Tie 8r-
fsnS VII mt he deprived % The lnenltes lt dhnlssie
lssasiasian-
suuienEa Ipdu tlsir as-irlI IN me Tilars VII Ipsn
appiirA1inu "a J. e. Mt1ie rrsazursrr ar J. RIg7a4
-sGrsrlryf be lisfef securing 1uarrtng hdlses-
EIPENSES-
rIltdu- PEI term - twenty tsf
aaa-4 -nrufiuu Tndring ieI. Grhrs 81 per Eees- ~
Wlsng- dnEen % ! ar o. per tsTlI-------
Iaiisar and Incidental per term -----------------
Library Ordinary Repairs, k;------------------
Total gaH Session .--.----.-----.---. 5000. Y
Spring SESSION y
rosal FIR the ysar..-..--...--.--.--.---.---. ~
Par ilr-ier sar-,.ul-s -.srsnes Is mas= % .a GAIA
aqle ~ last s,.ssinn which WI be hBrvarts to any
appiyiug the gnIiersiglest-
Jas. W. RllGAN, seGfy Edart Trustees.
AlH q, ts5I-lnl-lB
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I'HE sohse-her - now receiving a new
Il stock Of ELEGANT PIANOS from the
Oldest ana nsst responsible manufactures Of
the North, aruong which are
octave PLAIN Center Pianos;
Carved
HaIfearv-f~
81 =. Plain, rorud corners;
81 Plaia -
Grand Piano. very heavy toned
Also. the Bafoir Piano
Also the esIebrated Corr7ersts5 Sounding
BoGrds- Of Boardman, Gray 4 Co., which are
becoming 20 vastly popular IN Europe az well
"a America.
All Pianos warranted to give satisfaction
or no sale.
Also, just received, large selection Of
Piano HSsle-Songs, PoIkas. WaItzss. YariI-
tons &c, dc; Guitars and Strings, supsrior
M-lodians; Harmani1mz; Piano StooIs aud
Covers.
Pianos tuned and repaired
The subscriber refers to gentlemen who
have purchased Of him. throughout East
Tenn sssse. Alabama and Georgia
These ins>I Fnsuts are for sale at Athens
and Chattanooga r. 6. COOKE
Dee S, Is5 -tf-43s
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DR.. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
Y r NJ IFUGE
LIVER PILLS.


They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERnFUeE, for
exPelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results TO various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER Pills, for
the cure of LIVER Cow
PLANT, all BILIOUS De-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, sc.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask fos
DR.. G. McLane's Cele-
brated VERM1FUGE and
Liver PILLS, prepared by
Ss"i'r4 S'es-
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, Pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, In comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS,
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ch.n.rrr csart a. Athsn.-



Dsai.i Il Esgf. Levi HsyL Clarke UsgL Da-
vBl Hoy, Thaa- L HsgL Joan HoFi. Ismi
IA Nasroa. Thomas p Well and vii. Mr.
xsrss Wxii4. VILLAINS NayEeii AMI Vie
Na-giaaa AagEelE Thomas f. Jsass aad
vii. susan Ioaes. and Thomas P. Wells
Admiaiscr4tsr Of the Ezcase Of Jaha HayI
Gss.'d
Is thu esass is appearing fruuI alis,Eszi.sas
il n the O,priaaI AIT Gmsnstssi Attachment
a1,S Ia Ine1Isu Balls fled "a this sa1s. Hhieh
sss s=sru 70, Thas Daui-I FL HaFf, Levi
Ha4i. CIfrks FEsyl, Thomas Il Jones and VIE
Susan Jaass are asa FssptsnE ei1izens 81 the
st1re of Tennessee, Il - therefore GrEsrst
shas ruhtIcatIcu &c aias!s IN the Athens Post,
4 a.xspapsr Pabliahe,i n thu tawa 81 Athena
CaausE Of "a ElAn. aai STATE Sf TsaaessGs,
ksr sllr sIescssIE. E.ess, retliEiag the sad
DaaieI Il Hayl. Levi E0yL Clarke HsyI. Da-
yisf Howl 4ad Thomas FL Jones aHd VIE Sg-
saH Iadss 10 make thar psrsau1l Appearance
as our nSzs Cdars sf Cha1esrg TO be holden
az AthenA ~ aforesaid, "a the 81 AanIIy Of
February aszt, then and thers to plead, an
swsr or tzmHf to sh. Comp IiHaas'4 B5Il "a
as.srgsaid, fled against shsm aaf others IN saii
Court, OF the same vii Be taken "A s1nfssasd
10 20 Ehsm, aad set Zoe bearing Iee6rGinZiy-
WM LOWRY, C. & u
Athens. SoT- 4. Iss1--fs-prs Tee 1915
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Farm for Sale,

THE subscriber desires TO sell her Farm, IN
Il the ueighb0FhOod Of Athens. Is il stu
ate on the road leading to BeBtsn. abssi sEo
miles from the Ashsns Depot, and eOatains
sOoas 100 ser-s. aportion oft under improve
meat, ard the balance Is we'll timbersd. and all
well adapted to cultivation. There are sew
sTal Springs Of good wafer on the Farm, and
plenty Of Fruit Trees. ALSO. comfortable
DEellrsg HOass, Negro Houses, de- Persons
desiring to purchase can obtain bargain.
NANCY BRADFORD.
Athens, March 90, ls57-tf-44a
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Al ITEMS FOUNDRY


Machine Works.
I'llE subscriber would respectfully An
n6unee to the citizens Of Athens and the
public generally, that he Is nowi1 operation
aud prepared to do
Q a . II N G.
Of every description in his line, and would
therefore solicit oriersfr0n all those who may
want anything Of the kind.
He is now casting and has for sale DIFF.
fsFent sizes Of the Globe, or Alright Cook
Stoves, furnished complete; various sizes Of
PaFl0r, Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and shop
Stoves. Also, Hollow Ware; Waffle Irons;
Ploughs, right and left hand.
Also, the Kilgore Spiral or Inelins Water
Wheel, which viii cav ffSfn two to i've thOu-
land feet per day. al kinds %
MI a Q II 7 NJ Il Rv
fitted upin the best aud most durable manner,
and upon short notice
Also, Iron Railing Of every description.
He il also prepared to do all kiEas Of
Brass casting.
The highest Cash price will be paid for
OLD COPPER. G. ZIMMERMAN.
P. s. There - connected with the Works
an excellent Pattern Maker, so that persons
wishing castings can have patterns made to
order. CT
Athens. Tenn. JuIy 1s. ls5-tf 400
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Schenectady agricultural Works

MANUFACrURE
IMPROVED RAILWAY HORSE POWERS.
THRESHERS AND SEPARATORS. COM
BiSED THEESHER> AND EINNOWE Frs,
CLOVER HCLLERS AND CLEANERS,
WOOD SAVING MACHINES. DC.
TNHE undersigned having been twenty
Il years engaged in building various kinds
Of Horse Powers and Threshing Machines feel
confident from past experience, and the pu-
marcus testimonial. they are receiving from
all parts OF the eoGnsFy Of the superiority Of
their machines, that they can give satisfae-
tion to all who may ftver them with orders.
Our Horse Powers are made strong, sud 80
geared that 1t requires the team TO travel
ouly about Il miles per hour 10 thrssh dry
grain, thereby making it suitable to work
either horses or cattle or them.
Our ThFeshers aui Thre<hsrs and WinRov-
ere are so constructed a. to discharge al the
grain and dHst through the machine, snd rot
into the feeders face az u usual With other
kinds
The ThreshsP and FinASWer has a FsvSlv
ing wire separatSg. which does its work more
perfectly than can be d0ne in ahy other WAY
The Separator (RildIsl has q fork straw
shaker. which shakes the grain cat Of the
straw as 1t passes from Ghs 1hresAsF-
We warrant these machines to suit the par
chaser upon trial, or they cas- - returned
aRd the money refunded
@. WESTINGHOUSE 4 co.
These machines will be for sale in
Athens a. soon a. they can be brought cat
by steamer. 5. X. REEDER, AsszG
April 3. ls5-st-i4S
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REMOVAL.
Saddle, Bride and Harness

Wet site effA> Ps1Sfe Square,
rEyHE subscriber Eoud return his SINCERE thank, 4,
the pablc generally for ne very liberal pafyoo
arr he has recsiVed, and hopes ~ stret attsnti a.
hgsiness % merit a continuance ~ he same
Hs has just retained from PHILADELPHIA with z,o4
stock % Materials which snahbies hil ts zanufartays
any article h. his line with prginptnets and dssuasb
H1rskins for seating Euamecd Leathsrof nj rofo,,
Pad Skins, Briiie Bits, sfiryup r0ns and
Articles, ar sale low down for cash.
He keeps consteuiy On band a Roof assortusrs AZ
sffdiea rrfies, Wkps, A.. Please Gall befrs
log elsewhere, on ne Square. bstvesn Gibssu's ~
BoYi's Stores EDWIN 4 gTfrr
Ashsns, krrnf1, 1873 tfssf
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Valuable Property for Sale

II All Offering for sale ny home place
Il very desirable property-eOnsisting Of
about 80 acres Of choice LAID, in good con.
dition-on which there are a comfortable and
roomy Dwelling House. Kitchen, smoke house,
good Barn and Stables, &c, and 3 SELECTION
Of choice bearing Fruit Trees
AlsO. $50 acres Of Land, situate in the West
side Of NeNihn county; al uniuproved Lot
in the town Of Charleston, Bradley county.
adjoining the Rail Road Depot Lot; and a
number Of unimprovsd Lots situate between
the town Of Athens and the Rail Road Dspot.
Terms to be agreed upon.
A. ID. KEYES.
Athens. Jan I, 1856 tf-4s4
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Th= Secret Infirmitses Of
YOUTH AND MATURITY,

s7I4r FE64lahsf- sr-Iris- "a z5ei FE0aNIllss
q FEW Elrzs au ne rIrianal --.q-u1s,r r7.s,r-
n hsai.cine- az >perua1ufrhEa 1r Lacal Weakness.
-ial4raiL alils-inuss Genital aasi N.rvuus 1ehlirv
Fr:saalr- Decay u ne system, tnpa1enry 1aa In
3e'ilEn-n1s % Marriage generally ~
B. Ia LANET, NJ D.
fha important Acr taar ths many tllrrrin.r -uu,-
pai1tss originating IN the mprufenca amt snii-l,i- u
folrli. mag De easily rsuuv-it WITHOUT lEDLCEE.
- n ais small -ricr clearly t-nuzc-ref- anE the -r-
rsJ neT 1nf alghF Successful treatment a. ufuDc-,i
y ne AEriarr hilY pl1=t By means az Ehiah every
~ = -nante1 a eGrs E4A-hLE perfectly aad ls ne
eiat possible .ust- thereby iFuins Al the advertised
HnsrrIins % rle taF-
sent q any address. Era-s AMI posi- srgs n sealed
n .ei1pe y r-nlr1ng sE1 pnsrlr- sEImpa - Dr. d
-Arhf- u LLsPsnart street,, New York
0ar 4-Iy-E4
pATsET'> ANNALS rENNBsSFF.
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-27
How ard Association,
PHTLADnPWA

IMPORTANT AEyeEYcKXEyT.
TO IN persons aHetsa VITA Sexual Diseases sueA a.
sp~EuAtsrrhs<s, Seminal weakness, Impotence
Geasrrh4<a. Slssi, syPhHis, the yss Of Onaasn' %
self Abuse, kc-, kc-
The Hoxard Assosasss L. view Of the avail dssrse-
ssu Of hHnaa Hfs caused ~ Sszaal Dsssasss ana ~
dsesPsssy pFketssi upon the safsrtanats V1stlns ~
such diseases By caaeks have directed their ScnsAs-
ing surgeon. q eAsrigsb&s act worthy Of tssr nsn
70 give Hsftetk GRrtcs gystts, to all psrsens tnls
Gctsd Via aBYty BY issssF, uftA deseEpsisu 81 nsl
ssadirisa. (aEe. eeeapatisa habits Of he, BE- ana
cases efeuteme poverty aad saf<r1 20 farHish Asa
saaes free % ekaFvs-
The Howard ASssciAsisn IL bensyssnt Instl-a.hsst
sstabsAs1 ~ special sndsvment fer The relief o. We
sick And distressed, Afflicted with -Vrulent and ~
dsnie Diseases II has nov surplus Of means VIZ
the Directors have vcted TO sxpsHd IN tdysrtisn '
ADORE notice II 10 needless 80 add that The Ass'eA
tssa commands the highest Medical SAIL 81 the aEsa1a
sill furnish the nost approved nsderu treatment
just pubtshed BY the Associat5on.a Report 90 -
natsrrhRa. Seminal the vice Of Ouansls
Masturbatio1 Self Ahuse and ether diseases al "
SEXUAL Organs, By the Ceusaltinr szrreozr shiSn ~.
be sent by mail. lin sealed envelope free 81 eaAs'
en- the recsipt o. TIVE stamps for pcsfare-
Asfre=s, Dr. GEO- z. CALHOUN Censziiiae fsss'
Hssarf Association. Ne. sSath Ninth street. fnh'
delphia, Pa BY Scder of the Directors -
EzRA D. HE1RruELts Yrssis . a. s,-
GEo- FArEcHnD, Secretary. Tss%iy-~'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-27
STcvES! STcvES!

V'HE subscriber has on hand AMI win keep supply
~ COOK. BOX add PARLOR STOVES, 81 Eastern
ra.aflesgrs, and - the 5es; ind approved pat
terms, Rhich he wiz se cheap IL not cheaper than
they can Be prscured % any other persoa.
His Ship il the West end % Main street. near the
sarseF % ChuFea AleT where he aViEes al who want
Stoves u SAL.
every dsscri gLoa ant Is prepared pun a GGtEgring
ksdGug, kc-, &C., At reasonable rates.
Ithens, Aag ;l-ss-gS4 JAS. C. CALHOUN.