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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18

~ The whole number Of persons en-
ployed in Massachusetts in the manufacture
of boots, shoes, and leather is estimated at
about eight thousand. By the forth annual
of the Boston Board of Trade, just published,
it appears that Boston is the largest shoe
market in the world. Recently several gem
tlemen canvassed the trade, from whom il
was asceftained that there are two hundred
and eighteen wholesale jobbing boot, shoe,
and leather dealers in Boston, whose yearly
sales amount to $34,lOOOO0 one hundred
and six hide and leather dealers, whose year
ly sales amount to S25 $4,000 to which we
add the sales Of retailers, &c, Sl,390,0O0,
and We have the the total Of SCI 10000.
TooMBs, or IlALE!-There is some ques-
ton which cheat" in "SmclIing the blood Of
an (now horribe) Englshmen," during the
recent war outcry in the U. S. Senate; but
the general impression is that the New Iiamp.
shire Yankee trapped the truckulent Geor-
gian. Hale is not to be Outdone in the manu-.
facture Of thunder or lightning.
SPECIE IN BosTON BANKs-I'he Boston
banks had in their vaults, on Saturday morn.
ing, nine millions and hnlf in specie, which
is over double the amount that they possessed
last fall.
Wy The following story is current in
Virginia. The Baptsts were baptismg some
converts; they finished by baptizing an old,
negro "a sjave.) The parson, not thinking
as much Of his soul as of the white portion
of his converts, let him drop and make his
own way TO the shore. The negro, blowing
and putting, reached the shore, and sitting on
a stump, remarked: "Thot some gentIcmaa's
niger would get drownded by sich foolish
ness yet"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18

.R- The leading democratic journals dis
play no little tremulousness over the attempt
of few silly men TO get up new political
organization with the specious title Of the
"People's Party Of the Union" They are
evidently haunted, sleeping and waking, with
the idea that it is "the old Wing party in
disguise" or an "attempt to revive the
Know Nothing party" or "fusion Of fag
ends TO drive the dominant party from pow
err" There is class of men and class of
papers in this country which have been in
the pay and patronage of the democratic
party so long that they look with jealousy
and suspicion upon every movement outside
that party Actuated mainly by mercenary
and selfish motives themselves, they are
ever ready to attribute other than patriotic
sentiments to all who oppose them
"Suspicion always haunts the guilty mind
The thief doth fear each bush officer"
We have no faith in any attempt to or
ganize a new party by few ambitious poll
ticians at Washington or anywhere else
Such movement, to be successful, mast come
from among the people themselves, and what
we publish on the subject, we publish as we
do other news matter or political gossip
At the same time, we are far from admitting
that opposition TO modern democracy is an
offence which smells TO heaven, or that II
combination to overthrow and render it pow
erless for evil in future, would be treason TO
the government. Not by any means. Let the
tremulous sentines steady themselves-their
party is finishing itself up rapidly. Nothing
but the presence of third candidate in the
field saved it in l856-without aid from the
same quarter it will be annihilated in go.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18

Terms Sc year, payable in advance.
e1S- No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
80. tf,V, Of he phil
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18

LsAvENwoRTH, June l4.-Gen Harney
aud Staff move forward to-day.
The report that Capt. slarcy's train was
cut off il unfounded.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18

The Post Office bill was passed to-day,
but the Light House bill was defeated on its
passage.
Both houses adjourned to-day.
The President has issued his Proclamation
converting the Senate Tomorrow, for tho
transaction Of Executive business.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18

Altogether the prospect is that by the
month of August or September we shall
have pretty lively trade sprnging up, as
people must be clothed, ana prosecute their
trades, aud as the country must be getting
bare of goods. The reduction of fifty per
cent in our Imports is grand sign. If we
could keep up the reduction to this rate for
some years, this would become the banking
centre of the WORLDLY Y. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

PALACE e ,.n.,..,,s .,,.., s.. a,,, go.
CONCEat NfaHT,
- To night. fhursdsy, July q
'''''A' fscaRAMxE FOG fo.SiaHT T''''' '''''''
J. Overture new poe. .pa re.:sna. ;su.-s
1s% on Two
vA'' ovid q echo arr By Baker A''n's
s. Music Tor tie Million, medley embrscng all ki.dse(
sSs s'is y. s.s ''?f yais *. 70 e e.
S s5Suna NOBLE 1s s.ssnS.
ns 70 ss.s Ss sSS ss at
panied win I sffEs nSf siaEwoEki
will be exhibited in the information.
Grand operate selection ia sonns Bes,A
Fns TN e, hess gardens sr.nsed BY Bake,
p male rs "a t non T P,1, polka.
so % SannE x pGSscrRra
The iDvston TO the bd-The flute psysa srsin-The
~ S1 ops s w :
Dsteped 1ois.@Hiie sewers. s,s@p. The aSis sa:
seed.in indncing the hd to continue is which u
s. seren,de from Don psssus. oh summer slgbo Don,ssa
4 ousdr lie trhe American. composed r. Fosters
Psns aa oS ly ~ ss m, .sss
While. We ssys ,i Nod 12g s.sa ssy.e
aisie sIhe Aisapsss iraveiler -. B.ssr
Galop. Ia Masquerade. Queen OF the Market Bsk.
AsmIrsnce on concert Is cesis
SANT,ss cLAUs' sA'rA s,s cLAuS, SANTA CLAUS.
u. ETssd ssS:r . so sI Vim O. ,,,
sss JULIA sAeTos her frat appearance ths ssaaaa.
' ais aRsEsrISr
Mile. AUGUSTA.
49, v,s allie. LuoIlIE
Mr. GALIAGHE,
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rsttgtNERk

rNsoI rsNtE rpR CAss-RtC7 FLOWERS vEA
ibegs csrrspfsos rsrrns, toilet OrvNnnsrts bridal
wells and wreAh- and ~ OF VA sesson'- iuyorita
JAsNs TUCKER.
Ni rro,dwT, ss'wesc rAylccs sad rgsy B0a o,as.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

JOKES wH Saaxoru ruu,c =, vv.-rv.,
FETE CHAMpETRE
On tina %, I'd aud 4sh os Aasasx
Tho management are grstdod Announce thnt arrange
msnts have been 90 tyr they Ara aaabied 10
MONSTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL
already advertised will certainly take place ON
AUGUST SECOND THIRD and POURTH
IAe advertisements will conslss Of
0kAnD VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
THREE DAYS FESTIVAL
arrangements having been already made procure an or
Two HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
GAIL ABSOLUTE and MAX MA6HrzsK
they have also secured the services Of
ANGELO TORRIANl. ERNST GRILL and A. JOAN ARK
Conductors
Balls CHAMPETR1
EACH EVENING,
In FIVE different places in the PArk WITH
FIVE COMPLETE BANDS
the whole of the wood being illuminated every evening with
SUPERB DKUMMOND LIGHTS,
PROFESSOR GRANT.
have already their compete
VALUABLE PRIZES
offered them Arrangements have also bsen made with
JOSEPH @, ISAAC EDGE, JR.
aAuNIFICEN1 DISPLAYS OF FIREWORKS
EVEsy EVENING.
AsCENsIoNS OF BALLOONS
will also take place.
TWENTY-FIVE GENES DAILY
The order OF the various well the
grsmmes of the Concerts viii be given in future advertise
meAA
The Office for all preliminary business by the kind per,ns
sioa Of the directors, will be at tbs
ACADkHY OF MUSIC.
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AsTROI.OGY.


A woNDyR-rHH Gfrsy PAr.xrsy.-fy You WISH
"A 10 know all Ne Of your pas And future s The
knowledge OF which will Of Aad
visit The oipsy At va Canal street The gipsy has sesrs
a sTROLO9v.-MADAM LANE CAN BR CONSULTED
s .,so. ~ r s n sss .e'sn ,. sess s s al
marriages and s,ves lucky numbers charges erx~
"A CLAfRvOyANT ALL DIsEAETs CORRErTTy
"A told and cured the whereabouts OF absent friends
tic remedies sold once s77 Broome .sres near
Chryste street Satisfaction given no pay.
NIATRvovArCR.-MRs anynoUR. ITO sPETsa ~ !.
" se~ doors vest Of Broadway the most sucoessfu
"a s,sr asSs smsscs Asnn. sroncs
honrahle Unerrng advice sbseut fsada a.
and Satisfaction givea OF no psy taken.
fyLArRvOYA NOF-sT. JOHNS BUTTDTNG so 10
" kzaocth street-Dr Bleecker and other celebrsted
calrsoysns can be successfully consulted all Of
dsesre srsen frepds ana alt business sspar
ate rooms for visiters Satisfaction given pay.
DR. WILSON. AsrRoIOaER HAS AGAIN RETURNED
- 70 TINS rty aud may be consulted on past pesen snd
$50 Pearl street Cbsihsm The hArber en-
Ns 81 Second be.v srs, and sec0n ave
nucs She rrrtuues " tell and fu~re eveafs
mews~ marrar@. l,urnsys lawsuits business prsrr -
Never sve-te ~ sssush french and German, aud rtea
wasTsrts o. her AT
lEfss ~ Snow rFE CsLrBRAfED sOsiHest
w rairvovRnt viii ind sbssp friends rnce lost 9ner
yccs s-is~ 5usns sud give dsiinesoa of
kesisenee 9s Grceos ptrceA rcon NO 4 first eoor.
NJ B-wHo ms NOT HEARp or ruE Crt.E.
". brassd Nsdans PEv gsrKR she has bssa r,0snl,ed
bv korsara tbs and other cea with entire
e fscs canaies, .ee h.s no ear' she 'es N usu,e y
ah CIV, her call - No Bowcry, OppOss Bceeko< -rcel
Ladies " eeu,s, gsntemeu, VI.
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AnfUSE wENrS,

AnfUSEwENTS
VA EjIsDGs s1V<rRE
w THlRD WINK
tgttnsa
POPULAR REPRESENTATIVES,
TIN IRISH BOZ and YiNEFr CAL
I'm soc dkh. W. j FLORENCE
fse perform a. mis- noups ha
during Inc Two vesas. by suee-ssioa Of
CROWDED HOUSES.
comprsiDe he
BEATTY AND rASfii0N
of he Empire city AID the critical notices appearing % D.
ysris2s pFiet a tics day stamp diem the
MOST sEhSA1ILk ARTls1s or TUE fTkE
The reiesrsIad
INDIAN PUEKAs
after through tia house cool aoi reh exiting brasxss
THuksI' AZ July q 1853
VII | be performed he Urw and lsngbab's comedy Of
IHisH hsbURAFCE
Mao Stokes YANKEE gal -...........Mrs Pr,rssas
Pal o., IriAh boy W. !. f.ssuss
10 be followed by
Annie Srrucs
Bridget kr0vn, I BY Mrs. W. J. Pioreoo8,
Mas Primp, Ae
Frou Spritagl AnsStcsS Vesr9
Polly Prettypss
To mOfro -StEteenh nishi ~ he
- 9RErCES-
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

fyoRPoRArIoN NO1ICx-THR CoMwTrTwE ON An.
~ easements OF the Board % Aldermen will meet
ThursSay merit Juiy "a O'Clock a. the Office Of the Deputy
Tar Commissioner Chambers street. basement Pariss
havns buslness with fhe committee notified N attend
THOMAS srrrqfNs) Committee.
THOMAS wesPRDOSy
SsoRak srAkR, tksses~uesssA
NrOTrCr.-THr COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS Oy
~ The poard n Courcinen will nrc, IN me once "a he
Deputies for sseesnents No "a Chsmoer street.
Friday the 2Sd mat. atE y. NJ
Parties Interested m heretofore NOTICED, ~ alo Tor
building sever IN y ory sevenih street tetNeen tNh eno
sevenA avenues, Wooster street from ous,1n "
Esrc<er pt e. ard 81 Iva Bca5co,ses street, are no
RIVE c. wFIbu1
4. u pA14ptH, C~r Nsiss
GRO noes
v w 9kNFr. 2s,sJlaes.1.
JOIN a. HSA2T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

DAIACE GARDENs-A WONDERFUL. BIRD.-ALL
who love music, nsturs and artificial should visit the
Palace Gardens night and listen varied
powerful noea of the wonderful bird that
band throughout the on of the Palace Garden Polka
This enqusely beautiful polka composed expressly
the Palace Gardens by Mr. THOMAS BAKER the celebrated
and popular director and composer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

WOODs BUrI.D4sGs,
w TEMPLE or ETHTDPIAN MfNtsYaEINT
6oi aDd 663 broad way. 1oAr Prince stesS
H. Wood. Proprtet0r g. Bleeker Stage nsnaew
LIGHT, AikY AND AGREE ABLE.
PERyORM hvRkY EVENING
n Q select ard varied enAevtAnmsnt ~
NEGRO nlNbTAElST
o0ncudinG VITA QAat week)A
PANOkAAA OF THE HUDSON RIVER
Tickets - cents Doors open u Il PAxfornsDce
msnos II O'Clock preoiseiy.
ERANKIJN MUSEUM. LII GRAND STREET. ONE Door
orEH EYERf AFTERNOON AND xvEuIra.
The coolest place 0f amusement In the city being
cd By windows On all sdss. Two performances Owes
daily. commen0ino 1t
Sin u ateruoos and q 3 In H. svsntrx.
Strangers VIII observe that the above y Tie ony pass -
NoDfL ARrIsTHS
arc exhibited, Consisting o q troupe Of
TWENTYsAyFN YOUNG LADXD.
wno Ior beauty and symmetry Of figure stand unva0e4
AVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
In selection OF living sepresen,a.Ions also tAs
In their songs. dances DC with ohsr aracous See bAs
Of the cay Admission rchestrA 20 oona bocas ~
oenGA. private boHos H. seets On The stage 30
EXTRA korIok Saturday, July ~. . tor tbs
BENEFIT OF MADAME WARfON
when extra host OF volunteers win appear MAka aoa
OF the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

JAMES n ANDERSON TIE DISTINGUISHED IRA
gedian, viii arrive frvm London route for
aud Australia in September next Managers DESTROYS of
goa.rs nights for the fall, will please address Henry
Willard agent for Mr. Anderson. 80 Third place Brooklyn
ToHN DREw.-THIa DISTINGUISHED COMEDIAN n
prepared 70 for nights for the coming sea-
beginning the 18th Of Managers
OF negotiating viii please address the Ened ouos
Jos. ID. MURPHY Agent tor John Drew,
1908 Chancellor Phsdelphaa-
METROPOLITAN 8ARDENS-THIRTTFTH sTRKEY
M and Second avenue -1hose world renowned Huch6n-
Brothers assisted by frscorde Antouis and BAAeio
will give nd scrobaic and classical gymnASsic psrfom-
this evening Admiration IL cents
DCwERY THEkrRE TO LET-wITH SCENERY WARE
ID robe 10 Immediate possession Apply 70 yORW
g. 0ILkS, Receiver, 81 Ehxabeth street
n AURA KERNEs rHEArRE-NISS LAURA KEgND
IL will rent her thealre for trst class p-rfSn-
orly, during the month"; Apply 70 BE
DIE. SIS Brosdwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

DALACE GAEDENR.
i AFTERNOON ENTERTAINMENTS.
Master FROST only eleven years Of Ass, the
compsaeo Magician and ventriloqus living has been
gagged to exhibit bis at the Palace Gardens
curing the afternoons for thu
ZION OF msny ladies' and children who conveniently
s this elegant and popular place Of the evenings
Master Fros's engagement commences THURSDAY,
July q and hs will continue to perform every
ommen ng al O'CLOCK, until further notice. Admittsnce
centa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

UCTIoN NOTICE-J. BOGART, AUCTICEEER-BY
a B0GA at this day. July 20 at l01s O'clock at No.
e West I'D street. mortgage saleGenteel household fur
nure OF mahogany parlor suit 10 brocstei rock
and chairs window curtains centre tables Rrusss
three ply and ipgrsn csrpete oc,
wood mahogany and wsnut bedsesds feather beds hsr
mattra<ses bedding, mshogsny dressing bureaus wash
stands looking giasses shogsny bookcase cottage CHAIRS
hat stand, mahogany tables, oil paintings enyrAvngs,
csekery sad gas' ware kitchen furniture cooking utensils
DC, dc N. B-Sale positive
JOHN " sOMEBISDYKE attorney for mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

4 L.BERT H. FfcoLAY AUOrIONEsa-BEGuLAk
"A sale Of stocks and bonds ALBEIT II. kICOLAY will
sen hls day July p at i29s O'Clock, At the Merchants
ohaaGes-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22
EXPRESSES.


WILLS, FARGO Oo.B
w nav YORK AND CALIFORNIA
nXPkEH4 AND EXCHANGE COIPANr.
Capital, topO0n
No 81 BaoApvAv Nuw Yoau.
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS leaycs the sh ana SxA x 80
MONTH BLAND CUBA EXPRESS leaves by all the r~xuas
steAnsrA ID. l2h, Eh and 9Th OF each monls Oass-
uons attended 70 In al paris of Cuba and pronSS rear
Uvnfta ~ aUh, In SUMS 70 suit on Havana
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS.
Our - Francisco house gives e0al attention - soo
aoos I'll princtPA IoAps In oaidorns and Oregon W
prompt rsturs Manufacturers and merchants MAKING
Tor California Orcgoa UAnGmi thsr hs q adsn9
through bouss and have The Invoices paid far ths Ar
VI Of tbs goods tsc~s thus giving purchasers fall bene1 e
ne ms on sales sad yet Ne sssrs nAiaaains suaisu q
HxTicR 10 CALIFORNIA BorDHofDxRa
We prepared 70 receive The Old bonds Of The o
q California transport NE 70 saorNsnto Cy and
oses 1. accrdAncs VIII ne act II bs ri Of An
1877 the In city Bonds for erchAnU
shouf be presented 81 onee, he tn>s limited, and
boods viii be recersd by ~ aass d uAhfsah c sHsAaos
aftes yanoAsy / Ma
NV
Boeto9 ~ C0urs s1ung0
YHladelphsa. No. 90 Chssaus -
- HrAncnsc. nontxomerv ~ osAfsraha ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

UCTI0T NorICE.-M0RTaAGE SALE OF HOUSE
"A hole furniture, srusses carpets, gilt frame pier
Esssss dc'-M pouHH.f suctoneet, NIL sen this dsy
large assortment OF frat manufactured furniture,
vxRosewo0d paror suits marble centre tables book
dressing bureaus wsshstapds bodseads hair mat
tresses and psiasses The attention of housekeepsrs and
e trade respectfully called to the above SALE every
le will be peremptorv sold highest bidder BY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

fNONsT AR1.ES SAJE-A. N, CRIgrALAR, AUorfoN.
~ p bo~ery VIII sell this day 21d inst n l0 clock
lsrxe lot Of groceries nK OF coffee $50 boxes
rice barley mustard and spices couotcr shelvug
fixtures scales and weighs csnnisters a. horse
wagon and harness. by order of L. ffefsr constable
Also at II O'Clock 60 brds and csges l. Pfefer
constable Also a. IL o'clock by virtue Of several
tons 90 Of0 La Rorta H. BinswAng err stable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22
A gCTIoE SALE OF FINE HousEMoLp FURNITURE

fyONsrABLE'S sALE-Bv yIsTUE OF AN kxECUTION
~ viii expose for sale public suction Friday July e.
clock In the forenoon At Paul yolyners yard rear OF
No Jos A. the stock and fixtures Of the liquor
No 2 Third avenue Of Twenty third street Also
the right title. and interest In Paid store.
HUGH MUNAHAN, constable.
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WIN Writer'S, AuCrIOEEER, VITA. SELL. ON FRr.
DAY ut tvo o'oloca, At 90 C.usi oue gsocer
wagou ore harness hard carriage two sht
wagons act si-er mounted harness aso splendid
team Of horses, cssks Of port wine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

L,OR BREMEN DIRECT.
II The North German Loyd's mail steamship
HUDSON, t. wenxe Commander,
Sails from pier No 30 North river for Bremen direct pos
lively,
On Saturday, August IA at II o'clock noon.
cabin 500; second cabin x5 steerage SIS
For freight or passage amply 20
0hLPCKE, khUTQEN REICHEI.I. 50 William St
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% Great Western insurance scrip OF 1851 and 80
900 Orfrt Mutual Insurance scrip CT 1858.
Loo CNy Of MILWAUKEE, per cent bonds. due 1871
LOCO CITY Of Detroit per csnt honda
400 New York Chty 5 per stock Of 1898
Loo New York New Haven RK LIST mge per cent bonds
Securities received in addition TO the regularly advertised
ns during every sale Next sale Monday July 26
Regular auction saes of stocks bonds notes and other
sdsn xcsage Stocks and bonds bought and sold vt pr
sale the Brokers' Board Interest allowed OF
deposs negota' ed and dividends collected larg
variety Of securities constantly hand at private sale.
ALBERT III. NlCOLAY
GtoQk snciQneer and banker. No Broad streat
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHII.AnFL pIiIA.

4 Benepolenf Institlti1n, tstabiishsd tyspt-E
Gal end6rment n The gefiaJ Of the siek Ah4
distressey. afflicted NTH Firuisst and Fps
der &c disfdss.
ITO all per ons. afflicted with So 1usl Ds.
l eases sch ss SFERNATORRHGA,S sem
NAL w FAKNES5, IMPOTENCE Gt, NOR:
~ GA, ILkET, {IYMPHIi is, tie Vice ef
0fJA NJ af, or SELF ABt,SE &es, sc,
II The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, N siewcf
the awful desirnitfono OF hiipan he csused-
by, Sexua8 disease, aud the. dec options pltc:
tised lPoaf the nnt.ri,nae VI, ms o. slea
disease BY 9uSc ks. several Years 4 directed
heir CopEulting Surgeon. IS q CiiAtlFA
BE ACT worthy OF the I hamt- u open
Dispensary foA TIE treatfneat OF h plassoi
disease in ia In il |, rms, sht. 10 give MID
CAL iABVlC CIR TIS,,to hllSw 10 spphG
letter, with deseHptlonSof he conpliOn,
cage, occupation, habits.o OF life, &cyl and
casfs of extreme poverty to r RNlSH MED
tCfNES FREE OF CHAR &. IT is needles
e add that tie Ass tia'lQn (, nm and; ite
hlghes, Medical skill 81 the sge, and viii luIn.
ish The n1,,st approved midetn tiei tmsut.
ne Dlrett. rs, On review Of d E p st, itss
assured that thea labors in thiS3sI here II vi
fnevo emf effort, have been Of great benefit 10
The fiiicted, especially the Young, and they
have resolved To detoNe th.m seiyes, v ths.
newed zeal, Ito this very qnl,,ortarit but much
de- psed cause.
Iist Publ he'd by the Associa Ii. u, q Report
on Sperlna orrLea, or seminal WTaf ness Il E
Vice 0nanisn, Mastulbation, orgSelf-A Abuse
and other diseases Of Ihe Sc uaI orrans, by
the Consulting Surgeon VII. h will be sent
BY mail, (in ! seated letter enyelspe,) FREE
OF G sARGE, on receipt of TtV{ ST ~ p
for posta re.
AdiiTeSs, for Report OF treatment n.
GEORGE r. CALHO N. Consulting srr,
geon. Howard Assoc iation, No. soqIh Ninth
Street, Philade phia, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors,
Ell 's EZRA ID. HEARTWEIL, Prssidtht
GEO FAIRCHfLD, Secretary.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

The MOTHER OF SIxTY NINE CHILDREN.
1t is related by Burdoek that the wife
OF q countrymau id thu Moscow district,
Russia. had given birth 10 sixty nine
children al twenty 7seven eonfnFnents-
four times four at one birth, seven times
three, and sixteen times twins. III The
year 500 The Vienn& newspapers con-
tanned the following announcement
" Maria Anna Helen. the wife Of a
poor linen weaver in Neulerche field,
twenty years married. bore at eleven con
hnsments thifty.two enthusiastically
eight living and four dead twenty-six
were males and six females all were be-
gotten by one man. andinursed BIZ her
self She had at her last CONTINENT
three children. one living and two dead.
Her husband wassa twin, she herself one
lof four. Her mother hadproduced thir-
tyseight children. and died during con
hnement with twins. The greatest mum
Der Of children ever produced at one
birth appears 10 have been six, all of
whom we're boys. and all dead. The
woman who gave birth to them had been
twice married, and had already given
birth ,lisl 70 forty-four children: during hef
hrst mafriage, which lasted twenty
TWO years, she bore twenty seven bows
and three girls ID her second marriage,
Whach lasted but three years. she bore
fourteen children three at the first, ave
az the second, and six the third ccnfin-l
nant. q
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GosHORN HOIISE. Z

Charleston, KanawhA.
DAVID GoSHORN informs his friends
" and the public generally, that hs has
rebuilt at his old stand, nearly opposite
the Court House, and is prepared to ac-
commodate all who may favor him with
q call, in a way that will please the most
iastldlous His Bar is supplied with the
finest Champagne, Claret and MADEIRA
VINES; Apple and Peach BRANDIES
Old Bourbon and Common WHISTLES
and fine CIGARS, &c.
April %. 1856. n3tf
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WilaSon House,
%. WILSON, PROPRIETOR,

Nrl este 81 N q NV n a " o. " q.
rtRsr RuILDISG ABovE THE COURT House.
Fhe Proprietor Of this new and splendid
orlck Hotel, il now prepared to receive visit.
2fs. No pains will be spared to render his
Table ard Bar worthy Of the support OF the
IIaveling Public. Rates IS iowAas at any
9ther HeHse Of equal VIA nding. 81
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q E n RY b q USE.

mis- convenient hotel has been fe- fitted
and extensively enlarged. Ii is the On.
2 2 asssln IN Nortn Cnarleston No expense
Their TABLE, 1t all times, IS s,nni;aS q.
the delecscies of the season; and tbe a IN.
cious BAR ROOM with the cho;css, Il; IS 49, r..
and French, ale and Pesch IA nS;ss :
Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Uonest;c s M
Foreign Wines; 0ltlRye Bourbon. Mnnon - s :
Liza and Common Whisky. a 80
hay. II a. sNyr MA cotn 1li ana
June %, 1887, negs W. II = ~