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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-02
CHARITY

When vou meet with one suspected,
OF some secret deed of shame,
ANA LOT .nl' Dy an,e,sossa m sss.
Guard thine every look and action,
Speak no word of hcartless blame,
For the sanderer's vile detracton
Yet may soil thy gOOdly name
"men you '"ee. 'a.. %.., s. Vnv - pa.1I' ~
vo.,,,.r ~, h,s own nndoina
w,,,, II. r.ot,s..n.s. ana Sin.
r,,n, ir n,.csd IN hi. condition.
wor,d s,rd word he II vain
Or a look Of cold suspison
win thee back TO truth arainP
There are spots that bear no flowers,
Not because the soil is bad
But the summers genial showers
Never make their blossoms glad
Better nave an act 'hats KindY
treated sometimes win u'sua'n'
fnan oy !uus"s o'ne'' p''''''
D''" ,He .-"Eee-s v r-'',,
RUST IN WHEAT.-The Directors OF the
St John IN. b. Agricultural Society, in their
49,. Go, ,ho vo,r ,s.s moLe tho follow;no
remarks as one OF the causes OF rus' III ""e'''
They observe that the ideas are thrown out
rother NJ n supposition than an opinion, and
49,, dos;,,od 10 sxcitc iropirv.
NV
ne o"' u'""s huu.',e'' I nDu wv .'nd
The wheat plant has similar rootlets; but in
addition thereto, when about to mead sends
down Jap ,oo' .','o s"s e"f'm, ,;n ,"r t"e I ,I
additionnl nntriment which its large rich enr
requires: and this tap root has been known
to 90 down to the depth of four feet; We
NAV observe, that up to the time of sending
down the tap root, the wheat is the hardest
and thriltipst of all the cereals, but afterwards
the most Liable to disease. This delicacy is
readily accounted for when we consider that
land is generally undrained-that not more
ihon n few inches of soil get the benefit of
sun, mir and manure, and that, therefore, the
root must encounter in its downward travel
nothing but disappointment. II comes in
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-02

tW- Brandy, wine cigars and tobacco im-
ported into the United States, last year, COS,
gil 934,9ss,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-02

WASHINGTON, June ga private letter
has been received in this city, from Govern
or Alfred Cumming, in which he expresses
the hope that he will be successful in control
ling the Mormons through the influence
which will be exerted over them through
Brigham Young. lie states further, that
should collision occur between the troops
and the Mormons, he gives It as his opinion
that long and expensive guerilla war will
follow.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-02

EW Ex-prosident Pierce is said TO be en-.
gagged in writing history Of tho Mexican
wal
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-02

tyy- Vermont Central Railroad stock has
been sold in Boston al one cent share,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-02

w Christian Cheerfulness is honorable
to God, and of happy influence on man.
Let the cheering and tranquizing power of
the gospel break forth and shine from your
character. jeremiah sung psalms in the
dungeon; Luther translated the Bible while
in prison: John beheld the brightest visions
of the New Jerusalem in Patmos; Bunyan, in
latter days, composed his Pilgrim in confne-
ment. There is very impressive power in
Christian happiness, on those who see il
from without. 1t is II sunshine amid drip
ping clouds-a Sabbath heart in week day
body, and Sabbath speech amid the dialects
of Babel. 1t is brightest when all around it
is blackest. When our natural affections
cease their music, we then hear sung out of
the sky, unutterable melodies which ear hath
not heard; when the world is all gloom, n
regenerated soul treads glorious out ofevery
people, and sees the stars rs arteries along
which pulsatons of felicity reach him. He
can say with Habakkuk-"Although the fig
tree shall not blossom, neither shall fruit be
on the vines; the labor Of the olive fail, and
the fields shall yield no meat; the flock shall
be cut off from the field, and there shall be
no herd in the stalls, yet will rejoice in the
Lord, | will JOY in the God of my salvation"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-02

A Coon Slcs-The people Of Memphis
are gradually returning to tho good old Re-
publican style of settling disputes by rc-
sOr, to isticuiTs, havirg pretty generally dis
pensed with the pistol and knife. Upon the
strength Of this fact, the Bulletin remarks;
ut is rather good omen TO see the people
returning 10 the primitive habits of our an
ccstors"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-02

t.y- There is no grave so desolate that
flowers will not at least spring on IT,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-02

The Two-HEApED GIRL.-Shc is the en-
bodiment of nll that is extraordinary and
strange, having two fnely-formed heads,
very intelligent and Of most lively and ami
able disposition. She sings very pretiiIy and
with both her mouths, talks and walks well
and always interests her visitors to great
degree. There is no chance Of doub. bu.
tha, she is the greatest curiosity ever wit
messed and should by all means be seen by
Louis Democrat
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-02

WASHINGTON, June 23.--The Mexican Min
istcr denies that there is any truth in the
widely circulated report of the sale Of large
porlion of Sonora to an American company.
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DIVISIONS AMONG THE MoRMoNs.-The
latest accounts from Salt Lake City indicate
that there is by no means that unanimity of
sentiment among the Mormons which has 50
often been noticed among them. 1t is said
that several of the leaders are by no means
satisfied with the peaceable surrender Of ex-
Governor Young, and that but for the me
nacing attitude of the troops, there would
probably be violent outbreaks among them.
This fact, coupled with the continued armed
occupation of the passes BY the Mormon
troops, should warn the government not to
withdraw the army until unequivocal evidence
either Of submission or evacuation has been
obtained.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-02

NEWSPAPER FOR Substituting that
have more business on my hands than can
possibly attend to properly, and desiring TO
concentrate my capital upon the Job Depart
ment, now offer the Southerner for sale.-
This newspaper has not far from 1000 bona
fde subscribers, exclusive Of the exchange
list, which embraces the principal journals OF
this and the adjoining States. The printing
materials are almost altogether new, most Of
them having been bought within three
months past; and the Office, excepting those
very few which use machinery run by steam'
is believed to be better fitted up with con-
veniences and facilities than any other in the
State. Tho mechanical execution OF the
sheet, however, will show for itself the ca
paciies Of the office.
The paper is doing an unusually good bust
ness-has fine run Of advertising patronage
and, in fact, could hardly be mismanaged
80 rs not TO make money. Tho location is
quite healthy, and the prospects OF Rome
were never so bright, at any period in her
history. A good Democrat, with somo little
means, has now an opportunity which very
seldom occurs, to establish himself in bust.
ness. Address u. II. MASON, Rome Ga.
tE- A Kentuckian, who was, about to
leave Baltimore, last Friday on his way home,
lost s670 in Kentucky funds. He was pay
inr for ticket at the railroad Office, and put
his money, as hc thought, safely in his breast
pocket In n few moments, when he felt for
il, il was gone, and his most rigid search
could find no clue to its whereabouts.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-02

c8- An Eastern editor says that man got
himself into trouble by marrying fUo wives
A Western editor replies by assuring his con-
temporary that good many men in that sec
tion have done the same thing by marrying
one. A Northern editor retorts, quite num-
Der Of his acquaintances found trouole enough
BY barely promising to marry, without going
any further. A Southern editor says that a
friend Of his was bothered enough by simply
being found in company with another mans
,rife
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-02

HEALTH AT THE SoUTH.-Great apprehen-
sions are felt in the Southern States that the
coming summer will be very sickly one,
and that the dreadful scourge of yellow fe-
yer, from which the South was so unusually
exempt last season,will return this year with
greater violence than ever. This fear is
based upon the fact that the long continued
freshets, at this particular time, are likely to
breed febrile diseases. Nearly one fourth Of
the land on the Mississippi, from Vicksburg
down to the mouth of that river, has been
ovehowed for many weeks, and all the
swamps, bnyous and lagoons at the South
are gorged with stagnant water. In the in
teriors of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia.
the lreshets have been unprecedented.
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COMMUNICATION.

MEssRs EDIToRs:-As considerable interest is fell
in reference to cotton picking at this time, pro-
pose to give you an extract from the Petersburg
Express in reference to an extraordinary cotton
picking in EdgecOmbe county, N. c.. and challenge
the South to equal it. will remark that am per
sonally acquainted with the gentleman who witness
ed the picking, and know them TO be persons Of
high standing and reliability. The extract is as
follows:
"Thirty-tw hands picked sixteen thousand and
niuety-sx pounds, being an average Of five hundred
and three pounds The highest man, named Her
bert picked one thousand and sixty seven pounds.
The four highest averaged seven hundred and sew
enty-nine and one quarter pOundg. ". R. C..
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FALL AND WINTER, 1855.
q q & 555

Opening Day, Tuesday, Oct. 18th,
FRENCH BONNETS AND MILLINERY
GOODS.
II TIE cd Sand Of fis Esi0 York NiIiac Emp0rirra,
No. 32s Union street.
Rs. DOYLE most respectfully announces TO her many Gus
w toners in Nashville and throughout the OF
we'll Alabama ard Kentucky that she has Just returned
rom New York with the gnrgeously rich and brilliant
Of Fancy Patterns. Bonne and Millinery goods, exhibited By
herself body in this city She remained
in New York late possible the order see dsvel-
oped and novelty that world be calculated adorn
and heautiy the female face divine. in part follows
l1OO French pattern Fonneis, Eitterng with richness
so White and c0l0red hidren's Hats, new styles;
5 0 Magnificent rich Head Dresses;
1O0doz Hair Pins and head ornaments;
Ladies Dress Cap in great variety;
300 pieces Rich winter Bon Cap, sash and Belt Ribbons;
Sc doz Patent Extensive SKIRTS and Bustes for Ladies
Misses;
80 boxes Riches and Emhro derea large assortment which
would he tedious % particuarisci
LOO boxes Of French Flowers brilliant and Plume
the most rare;
New style Of shaW Cl0aks and busters Of every description,
beautiful TOT sorsets.
Her customers wishing their Summer B0nuets retrmme nav
re that her styles trimmings this season will urpass auy-
thing done before at The establishment.
Oct2 MRS. DOYLE .
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Third light Of the young and talented oommsisnns isses
Emma and Ada Eebbs received each night With rap.
turous applause. Wednesday Evening" October
"a, 1855, will be presented the Interesting Drsna Of Aad-
elafnes MADELkINE, Miss EMMA WEBB. Overture By the
Orchestra To conclude with the Protean Farce Of IN and
Out Of Place. in which Miss Adj We ID VIII assume
five different characters, sing Trust Luck dance an Irish Jig
and Fancy Dance.
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mARSHAL,S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
10y virtne Of writ Of fr JIciGs directed from the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the Middle District
Tennessee which is founded upon judgment rendered in said
Court the I'D day Of April, lojS, wherein Downs Co.
plaintiffs William defendant, will expose pub
lie house door in the city Of Nashville, the lGh
day all the right title, claim and interest Of the
said defendant in and TO the following described house and lot in
said city Of Nashville, lying Cherry and bounded
follows Beginning at the OF lot said Cherry street.
formerly owned by B. MARSHALL and running thence south
wary along Cherry street eighty feet Alley thence along
said Alley towards Coll street ia feet 70 Alley, thence along
said LEY nOrhwady cOfe to Of said Marshall thence
his line the beginning being the house and lot
where the defendant lives levied and will be sold to
satisfy said Il. ia. This 26th day Of August 1854
J. B. CLEMENTS,
o. Marshal for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct Is.-Whisky dull prices declined,
liz; Alcohol demand fair, prices firm, 35s89; Cam
phsne, good demand, firm, 20; Spirit gas moderate
demand, firm, 46.
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SECOND LARGE

SECOND LARGE
TIME AUCTION SALE
OF FALL AND WINTER DRY COOKS!
Clothing, Hats, Boots and shoes.
XWTE viii sell Tuesday and Wednesday, October 18th and Sh
w ls5 account OF whom it concern large line OF
New, Fresh and Fashionable staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Dress Goods, &c.
being the second large arrangement for supplies Of mechan
disc made by for this Falls sales Merchants will please take
notice that in this stock there will be found great many neE and
desirable goods that will be FORCED, regardless OF prices Be
sides general stock Of Staple Goods will offer good line Of
Ladies' Dress Goods Varieties Bonne Ribbons; also large
stock Of Ready made Clohing also 300 Boots Shoes Of
every grade and kind Negro Brogans and Boots also % cases
fine Fur Cashmere and Wool Hats also 0 pairs all wool and
half wool Carpets Hard 0snaburgs, Baggng, "A Brown
Sheeing do Brown Drilling 10 dozen Spun Yarns, Of every
size ana best quality; also $50 pairs Negro kersey &c, &C.
City and Country Merchants
will please Goods consigned
be sold regardless Of prices. This sale will give you grand
opportunity Of recruiting your stock at reduced prices All
have say you do business make money will be
tend the sale Remember, October 26h is the first day Of
the sale. Terms LIBERAL TRABUE LUCUs,
oct2O I'd No. "a Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
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Dir. KINGS DaSPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

4f DR.. King, formerly Of New YORK Tor the last four
49, years Of Louisville, kentucsy Who has de-
voted his attention The treatment Of private diseases for over
thirty years. hata himself having attended pac ice for %
many years. and cured many thousands be is enabled cure
all diseases o. private nature matter how bad gy nay Be
from idiud cous mythical treatment, from negdct hei
DR.. Kings Dpeusary IS No. g Dsaerck street, bcfna
Cherry and the square, where be all diseases Of private
nature
GosoRH cured without nauoious medicine or iutsrnss
from business
STRUCTURES o. old recent date efectually cured few
days, by operation which causes paiE Where Structure
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease causes
mischief and undermnes the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the growing
lec bad treatment, be eectualy cured days.
SENAE particular attention having been given %
this disease and all the consequences growing brought
in many b. the destructive habits iucouderte
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the Pastors neglect o.
which viii undermine the constitution rendering subject
for business society and cang premature old age.
Females who may be aborng with any dcuy 0f the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their case with
fee enclosed directed % Dr. A. King, No. . Deadrck street.
Nashville, Tennessee Wilf have the Necessary medicine sent To-
their address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed.
Once hours from o'clock IN the morning until in TIE sveuiu
may 23-dAWly
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no THE CITIZENS OF
CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC,

After several years experiment the manufacture Of Gin,
fortunately succeeded in the year ls making discovery
its manufacture BY which deprived Of It's scd and nsa
uuatory properties, and rendered perfectly pure.
Ny mandatory at schea Holland After al mouths
reflection what title give introduced the American
publie under the title OF ssWOIRe's Schiedam ArO-
matte SchnaPps.'s schedam is the name Of the place
IN Holland where the Gin Manufactured: aromatic derive its
name from the italian Juniper berry with which favored
and the word sehnapPs the German for drncogus, dram
Wos sehedam aromatic drink No bad ny schnapps
been Introduced to public received with appro
baton than the liquor OF New York. Boston and Phila
deph started in pursuit with their mixed and poisonous stuff
under various names In several Instances my labels have been
so perfectly initiated with only the addition Of few letters,
plead technical avoidance Of the law and carefully prepared
As to impose on careless purchasers. understand large guam
y has been purchased by the merchants Of New Orleans,
count Of the chsapness stuff Two Dollars per for
the Quarts One Dollar and dozen for the Pn,
being wholesale price in New York. It nothing but Ams
can Whisky favored the Oil Of Juniper and reduced thirty
per cent below proof merchant who participates indirectly in
the fraud by selling the spurious article much offender
the principal, who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen who values the health Of the
community which live viii aid stng out andex
posing the inscriptions merchant whoY FOR the Of few cents
will put jeopardy the lives o. the community in which he lives
Such should be nailed the poy Of public exscraon
UDOLPHO WOLFE
Sole Importer, Nos. IS, 20 and 22 Beaver ste,
NEW YORK.
The following respectable FIRMS in New Orleans sell the Gen
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McCracken Equity and Criminal Court.
7. D. Patterson. G. R. Brown, plaintiffs,
Steamboat Midas and owners DefendantsO
ORDER OF SALE.
compliance with order Of made 20 in the above
case the 2d day October, 1853 by the Judge Of the
McCracken Equity and Criminal Courts will OHer for sale
atPub cutlery the steamboat Midas her engines furniture and
tackle on the 18th day Of October 1855 at the landing where she
now lies in front Of Paducah cTedtof three six and
nine months the purchaser giving bond with approved security
to have the force and effect bond st law which
uon may issue, and to from date Sale at II o'clock
A. NJ. III g. LEWIS Commi soner.
octl9'55-dtds
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NEW ROCKS.
MEDICAL BOOKS.

F. HAGAN,
No. SO Market Street,
H now receiving supply Of the following works on
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
Wood, Watson Dunglisore and American Eclectic
Anatomy,
sharpey QuaiD, Homer and Wilson,
Physiology,
Carpenter, Kirk & Paget, and Draper
Pathology,
Gross or and Screenings Pathological Anatomy.
Chemistry,
Graham, Regn4ult Towns, Draper, aid Siiman.
Materia Medica,
Perclr States DpensatOry Rsye, Mitchell and Dun
glsore.
Surgery,
MiIler's Principles, Erchsen, Druitt's Modern, &C.
Obstetrics,
CazsncAuz Devices Ramsboham, Meigs and AshFe, Dis
eases Of Females &c
Jurisprudence,
Taylor and Beck
miscellaneous
Parrsh's Pharmacy, wilson's Dissector,
Headand the acton Of Medicine, HOopes Medical Dictionary
Nell & Smith COmpend, Cooper's Surgical do
Mendenhalls Students Wade Mecum Neligan the Skin,
LudlOWs Manual, Wilson the Skin,
The United States Dissector, PaEcOst Visitor,
Sargents Minor Surgery, CycOpedia the Practice Of
Smiths DO do Medicine,
many others. For sale Northern Publication prices by
F, HAGAN,
Oct2O Market street.
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Sale of Lots in Ashland,
CHEATHAII COUNTY,

ON the first Monday in NOVem Der ncXts the re-
mauder Of the Lot in the town Of Ash land will be Of
ed at public the highest bidder The Lots 70 be sold
valuable the Some Of them fronting the
Public Square the Cumberland River Terms be
rail- which made known the day Of sale. By order Of
the Commissioners. W, :. SHELTON,
ssp3O-td Secretary.
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The above sale postponed till Monday, November % 1853
j. B. CLEMENTS,
Ocl6dtds U s. Marshall for the Middle Dist q Tenn.