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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24
,.Is-.Doeslieks.n in recent arlieIe In the

"Doesleks," in a recent article in the
N. Y. Pieayoune, draws the following picture
ofa Lukewarm Christian:
Damphool is churchmember to whom
time is an Object-he pays his yearly sub
scription 10 the Mission fund, he gives his
donation TO the poor in n single check to save
himself the trouble of giving sixpences to
beggars-haying thus committed his Charity
and BenevOlence by the year aud thrown off
his responsibility, he seats himself in the
train, aud expects TO go TO Paradise without
being awakened from comfortable snooze.
How he is to get in when he gets there he
dosn't exactly know, hut he has some ndis
tinct idea. that his certificate of church mem
beIship will have the same potent effect as Il
check for secured seat in the Opera, aud
that a white robed usher will be at once dis
patched to show him his place and give him
a programme of the performance-in fact so
thoroughly is Damphoo unused to think
for himself on religious matters, that if our
Lord and Redeemer himself were to reappear
on earth and were to preach TO night at the
Tabernacle, Damphool would not trouble
himself to 90. He would trust all TO the
short hand writer's, and over his coffee and
buckwheat cakes tomorrow morning, would
read the reports published in the daily jour
nal and complacently state his opinion as
to the orthodoxy OF the sermon. Damphool
trusts the locomotive-he's only passen-
ger, his life is insured, his fare is paid to the
end of the route, aud if he is damaged by
any accident, he considers somebody in duty
bound to pick up the pieces and send them
on by the next express train.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

@ROCERIES.-Just received good stock OF
~ prime Sugar and Coffee. Also, large lot of the
very best Star and Adamantne Candles, which will
sell cheap for cash. April "a G. W. ROSS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

The WEATHER.--The Louisville Demo-
crat, of the 7ih, reflects as follows on the I'M.
seasonable weather:
IT our memory serves us correctly, in the
year 1929, just twenty nine years ago, on the
l4th OF the present month, we had snow in
this latitude, and weather similar to that
which we are now experiencing. Farmers
who were tilling the soil in this region at that
period, will remember that they were engaged
planting corn during the "iurry" of snow, and
that the seed was no sooner dropped" than
~ was covered by the unlooked.for snow
FOR all that there were good crops that
season. and snow is not regarded M bad
manure where with to cherish the hardy In
dian corn. The present cold snap has unset
tied things somewhat; young checkers md
spring bonnets, perhaps, are sc, back little
but II might have been worse, and il will be
ali the same hundred years hence.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

DEATH OF AN OLD PRINTER.-The Caro-
lima Times mentions the death of Mr. John
McKearly, aged seventy-six, one of the old
est printers in the State, who for the last
two wears worked in that office.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

"a SOLEMN FACT. The Southern Guilt
vator says:
at is a solemn fact that not one marriage
able girl in twenty can make really good
cup of coffee" A fact so serious ms this
should Immediately engage the attention of
all marriageable girls.
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AKEY To A FINANCIAL MYsrERY.-The

A KEY TO A FINANCIAL MYsTERY.-The
New York Register, of last Friday, says:
"Ony n few days since, modern chemist
took thousand dollars in gold eagles, and
put them through the crucible; the next day
he deposited the bullion in the essay office,
and the day after received bar marked
$1,000.
The pla English of this is: "Some other
metallic substance can be combined with gold,
and such combination will stand the essay
tests Of our minis" The secret science Of
doing this was discovered in France, and
communicated TO this country early ISst sum-
mer. The case cited above is only one of
repeated experiments made, with like results,
ut the essay office in this city, and at the mint
in Philadelphia. As the same essay tests are
used in European mnts, the same results
would undoubtedly follow.
Hence, we irrcsistibiy come to the con-
c'usion that operators, bankers, or bullion
dealers, having their headquarters in France,
are engaged in this appreciation of the pre-
cious metals
Although this alloyed bullion will stand
the usual tests, yet II is quite certain that
time, sea, and other influences will make their
mark upon it.
The Register very trtely observes, awhile
old fogy chemists I'll secure olives on fat
salaries, modern chemists are playing such
pranks as these."- Thompson's Reporter
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L o O TX
Behold and Wonder

INHE subscribers would respectfully an
l. nounce to all the world, that they are
now receiving from New York and Philadel.
phia, one of the largest, best selected, and
most fashionable stocks of
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

CLASS SO,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, in public,
on Saturday Nav 3Oth, 1851, on the plan Of
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24

99 Tamouche war chief of the Utah
Indians, put two native physicians to death,
because they failed to cure two Of his wives,
who died under their care. He sent them,
in his own philanthropc expression, ''to look
after their patients" ,.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-24
Swan & Cos Lotteries

CLASS S5,
TO be drawn in the city OF Atlanta Ga. In public
Saturday, May 9th, 1851.
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OI1ANN
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta Georgia. in public,
on Saturday, May 23d, 1857.
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The Scientific American.

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The Medicine for The Million. IIil

TIE EXCITING CAUSE or SICKNESS.
The blood is the lilc-sustaiuiug agent It fur
nshcs the compliments Of flesh bone muscle nerve
and intcgument. The stomach b. It's mnnuiactorv
the veins its distributors, aud the intcstints tic
channel through which the waste matter rejected in
its productions is expelled. ULon the stomach the
circulation and the bowels, these Pills act simula-
neously, relieving n.purying tic luids,
and regulating the cycretiuns.
THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.
Dyspepsia is the most common disease among al
classes in this country. 1t assumes thousand
shapes, and is the primary source Of iuuunerabl,
dangerous maladcs but Whatever its type or
ymptoms, however obstinate II. resistance t. ordi-
nary prcIarations, it yicll rcadi ana rapidly to
this searching aud uncrtirg remedy.
BiLIOl s AFFECTIONS.
The quantity and quality Of tho bile are o. vita
importance to health. Upon the liver. the gland
which socretes this fluid these Pll.operate specif-
cay ,infallibly rectifyng its irregularities and eff
fectualy curing Jaundice. Bilious Renttants, and
all thevarietes oil disease generated by an unnat-
ural condition Of the organ.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Unless the bowels perform their functions prop
erly, the whole body suffers Tens Of thousands
die annually of Dysentcry ,Darrhea Chronic Com
stipaion and other diseases of these pipes Of
thesystem TIE effect Of the Pills upon all intesti-
naldisorders, whether casual or epidemic is phe-
nomenon in medicine. BY following the printed di
Iections, the most alarming cases Of bowel com
plant are promptly controlled.
A WORD TO FEMALES.
The ocaldehility and Irregularities which are tho
especial annoyanccs Of the weaker sex, and which
when neglected always shorten life relieved for
the time being,aul prevented for the time to como
by course of this mild but thorough Alternative.
Hollowoy's Pills are the best remedy known in tn
world for the following diseases;
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| Debility, Fever and Ague, Female Comp aints.
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| Inward Weakness, Liver Complaints, Lowness OF
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| ibe as a water-mark in every leaf Of the book
| Of directions around each pot or box the same
may be planyseen by holding the leaf to tile light.
| handsome reward will be given to any rem.
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ton Of any party or parties countorfeiting tho
medicines or vending the same, knowing them to
| be spurious. ddw
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FROM
ALBERT G.. RICHARDSON'S
Mani sinr L nn,cn nrn, \
.COstar's' Rat ExteruninatOr.

An infalliblc destroyer Of RATS, NICE, ANTS,
GROUND MICE, MOLES &c, &c, &C, &. Not
dangerous to the Human Iamily) hats do not
die in their holes, but me out and die.
Put up in zoe, Soc, CSC, 81, 2, and Boxes
"COSTAR'S" BED BUG EXTERMINATOR,
Never known fiil-and used every day by
thousands in New York and elsewhere
Put up in 2jc joc., 7jc., s 80, 80 so, and
81 80 Bottles.
COSTAR'S " ELECTRIC POWDER.
For the destruction Of Moths, Mosquitoes Flies,
Fleas, Plant Insects Ncrmin on Fowls and Ami
mails, &c.
Put up in 9jc. and soc. Boxes.
Sold Wholesale ana Retail, at ." COSTAR'S
PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 3eo BROADWAY, NEW
YORK, and by the principal DRUGGISTS and
DEALERS throughout the United States, the
Canadas, West Indies, California and South Amer
lea
tST Orders must alir7y, be accompanied by tho
cash.
II No goods sent on commission
r. Small Sample Pari1g,s put up at the low
est Wholesale prices for first orders ia new places,
with Cards, show Bills, Posters. &c,
Ey' Packages expressly put up for Ships,
Steamboats,, Hotels, p bic Institutions &c.
% Full particulars to wholesale Deaiers-scale.
of prices, &c, will be promptly nuiled on appli.
cation.
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Prices for Advc,tr.ing in Weekly

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Each insertion after the third, ? cents per line.
Legal notices 10 cents line more or less, fer
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Yearly advertisers occupying FOUR squares or
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- The privilege Of yearly advertisers is limit
ed to their own immediate business, in their ow-
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Life, Fire q Marine Insurance

c. F. Darcy, Agent. Office over Apothecary'.
Hall. corner Church and College -sts., Burling-
ton, Vt.
FIRE INSURANCE. The undersigned is
agent Of several sound New England Fire Insuranc
Companies, by which (and by temporary arrange
ments with other companies, if necessarily insur-
ance to any desired amount can be furnished at
reasonable rates.
LIFE INSURANCE. He Is also agent for the
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE co. U. S.,
Chartered by the Legislature of Vermont, and To-
Gated at Montpelier, being the only Vermont Life
Insurance Company in existence, and we'll worthy,
in every respect, the confidence of the people of
Vermont and of all others who are DESTROYS par
ucipating in the benefits of Lys iHsMdnee.
my2l d&wly G. DAVEY, Agent,
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Dentistry.

NM. L. HARRIS, SURGEON AND ME-
w cHANIcAL Dentist, has taken an Office in
Bank Block over A. Prouty's Store, where he lay
DO found at all times in readiness to wait upon
those who may require his services.
Carious teeth filled with pure Crystal Gold
(the best article now in use) and Gold Foil, and
restored to permanent usefulness if attended to
in proper time.
Teeth inserted on pivot or plate either Gold or
Silver, partial OF full sets, and made in a manner
which cannot fail to please.
Teeth extracted without pain by the freezing
process, which is in advance Of Chloroform and
Ether, as there Is not the slightest danger in Its
use, and is just successful.
DR.. ii, has Jcir himself in this place perma-
nently ami operations will be performed by
him in a careful and durable manner and warran-
ted to give perfect satisfaction,
Burlington, Feb. 2, 1857. d&wtf
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E::.ss!:a E ':'''sss.E7'E szsii 49,
Rutland & Burlington h. r.

1857. SUMMER ARRANG EMENT. 1857.
nN AND AFTER MAY 18th 1857, TRAINS
~ will run as follows
Leave Boston at 7.30 and IL ,O0A NJ.
" Fitchburg at $50 AM. and 80 p. NJ.
Bellows Falls at 1905 and 5.35 p. NJ.
Rutland for Burlington, AIS A. M
2 rs aad AS p. NJ.
Burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
at 1880 A. NJ. and 500 P. NJ.
~ Both Trains from Boston. go through to
Burlington, same day.
At Burlington trains connect with Vt. Contra
r. X. and Lake Champlain Steamers; Mt Rutland
with trains for Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga
Springs, Schenectady. and the West-at Bellows
Falls with trains of the Cheshire Road for Fitch
burgh. Worcester Lowell and Boston-Vermont
Valley Road, for Brattleboro, Springfield, Hart.
ford, New Haven and New York--and with Sulli-
van Road for Windsor, White River Junction, and
the White Mountains.
Freight train with passenger car.
Z. A. CHAPLIN Supt.
Rutland May 9th, 1857. ddwtf
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1867
Great Northern and Western
Railroad and Steamboat Route.
NOTHERN (N.Y1 RAILROAD.


80 males sdred bcnCeen Burlington and
Chicago by thiS route.
FIRST TRAIN-Leaves Rouses Point at A.
NJ. arriving at Ondensburgh at lO.A5, connecting
at Potsdam with the P. and W. r. r., for
Waterfowl, Rome, Rochester, Niagara Falls, Buff
falo, Cleveland, and West, and at 0gdcnsburg
with the Grand Trunk Railroad for Kingston,
Toronto, Hamilton, Detroit, Chicago, and all poin
South and West.
SECOND TRAIN-Leaves RousesPont at 2 p. NJ.
arriving at Ogdensburg in time to connect with
the Night Express train q. T. railway and the
p. and W. Railroad at Potsdam, for all points
- Ath and Wet
RETURNING.
FIRST TRAlN-Leave Ogdensburg, 10 A. NJ,
.vnnoNN"s 80 n".a~a POINT With Vermont Central
Railroad for South and East.
SECOND TRAIN-Leave Ogdensburg, p. NJ =,
lodge at Rouses Point, proceed next morning by
Vermont Central Railroad for South and East.
N. b. on the opening Of navigation, all trains
will connect with Steamers on Lake Ontario, and
Lake Champlain. GEO. V. H0YLk, S.pt.
Malone, April l, 1857. ddw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-22
AlEine Hair Balm.

FIR Re1o,mg Gray Hor 10 ITS O,isiai Coi7r..
"a ARRANTEU to cure badness, scurf, dand.
ruT, itching and all diseases Of the skim
his Balm give, the scalp new aud hcalthfil nc
upn restore the coloring matter to the root, of
the hair which passes through the hair and give
IT 4 ma urai color without the use of hair dive.
Hundreds Of preparations have been introduce d
pretending to preserve the hair and keep it iron
a'llut oil, compose of Ohs, Alcohol, and other
ieleterious mttcriHls. and all to no use. Hair
ives have been introduced that do not give the
hair natural color, besides being trOuU csomo to
use, Thi. Balm is not bye. knowing that a
preparation was needed 70 do what was REQUIRED
for the II ir, the proprietor wa, induced to cxpcr-
iment until be could obtain an article that woul
be the exact remedy, and alter seven years trial
hrs perfected this balm. 1t is soothing and emol
Ii mt, al'ayS all irritation of the scalp, thereby
Stopping that Troublesome itching. 1t cure,
aHudruH ami scurl. and when the hair has turned
Gray it will bring it back to its original color be
It Slack. Brown or Auburn. it makes the hair
of aud Elossy,-prevents it from falling of as
VIII be seen by using this balm turunlvn fr " ia vs.
I'm 81" - -''criio tHc roots Of Tie hair, ana
trowtI Will soon appear. Growth does not take
place at the end If thc hair, MS will be seen in
persons who have thcirhiir dyed. If YOU exam.
'r" gray hair that has been c,lored for week,
YOU Will hI towards the roots. that the hair has
one cut gray, hero it Unnecessary to have th,
IIli at the roots Of the hair healthy, that the
whole hair may be natural color. inch hair has
root in the skin, and i. of it.elfa Lo,l,w, gray
'ub", through which there is II coustaut Giro lati.i
i tie rigacnt from the root. When 'hi- pi .maut
coI"fus matter dies oIt, 1t leave. tina hair hoI
and gray. 10 invent balm that would pro-
luce this pismcut has become the study OF IT,
pro tictur. The disc very of the Anime Hat
.dlm will do II. 1t will bring the hair to it, nat.
pral cclor by making new the coloriug matter in
b" roots OF the hair.
1t is mistaken notion that oil or grease will
rcstoly the hair, nothing can be more injurious
l.. \ 1..tr, II.sr Il.
ave tie hair of those who have been sick with f.
yer OF any disease
Prepared by Q A. P. MASON, Providcnce, Il. l.
b. r. IVES CO.. So Milk St, Boston, Mass
sole agent for the States and Canadas
For sale in Burlington by L. b. BENTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-05-22
Wary T.. Perkins Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. } In Probate Court
Lamoillo District, IS. 5hcld at johnson in
said District, May 1857. Present Hon Samuci
Merriam Judge, Isaac 7. Perkins, guardian OF
Mary Francis Perkins, minor residing in Cam.
bridge in said District, makes application in wri.
ting to said Court setting forth that hi said ward
is seized of certain real estate, situated in sait
town Of Cambridge, and that it would be for the
advantage ofsaid ward to have said real estate
sold and the proceeds thercofput at interest or in
vested IN stocks or ethereal estate and praying for
hcence to sell said estate as aforesaid.
Whereupon, it is ordered that hearing on said
applcati ion he had in Probate Office at johnson
III said District, May 23I 1857, aud it is further
ordered that notice to all parties interested be
given by publishing the sui starco of aid appi-
cation. together with these orders thereon, three
weeks successfully in the burlington Free Press
printed at Burlington, in order that ucy may APP
pear and if they ste cause object to the granting
of said licence,
by the Court.
wiiw3 X. G. BEN ron .Tr REGISTER
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The Magic staff ::
MINUTE AND THRILLING. NARRATIVE or
Tho Life and Experience of

| Tho Life and Experience Of
AN REV CKSON DAVIS
| Mr.. A. J. Davis. known a. "Tho Pouehkeep.i,
| Seer isnow engaged in the composition of thi
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wellauthenticated history of his domestic, social
psychical and literary career, beginning with hi,
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every subsequent year up to the present period -
Many wonderful events connected with his psyche.
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hrst time, in this work and the secret of his e1
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This book differs intrinsicaly, in style and
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Having read some of the proof sheets we can
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OF those strange events which have marked the
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the descriptions marvelously beautiful and the
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likenesses of the author and his wife also two
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these, the book will contain diagrams Illustrative
of the authors clairvoyant discoveries will
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have taken the agency for the sale Of this
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Burlington, April Is,
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
Youth and Maturity.
'ua Pn5i.hsd, Gron,, the 25h TRou,ar

Jnd Frbhshtd, u rats, The 25h thousand
4 FEW WORDS ON The RATIONAL Treat
~ ment, without Medicine, of Spermatorr hea
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System, lmpotency, and ImpedimeIts to Marriage
generally
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