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Valuable Land For saIeI

pursuance af decree pronounced by the Cncey Court az
Gaatn, In the Of Robert L Caruthers others
". saunders and Others, viii on the 18th day Of next
at the Court House door 10 the town % 6aa, expose pu
sale the valuable Farm Of the late james Saunders. ESD This
Farm contains from 80 70 acres Of Land and IS sla.el in
OF the most desirable u Sumner county being
about mics from the Hermitage; about y miles from ei
about Il miles um Galatin ami from he Louisville and Nsh
vile karosd II situated Immediately upon e Cum
berand and has Drake q eekI Tor j. eera
boundary The place Is finely umiere and hs t tns Of
Ia gest best dwelling houses in The county.
Termss.--Oue third Cash. balance Ia land years Posses
sion will given Immediately.
ootl-triEIm WI BLACKMORE. O. AN
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IsONNTNa's CITY BRASS RAYD-

] ID
EEyEEIS Band is nov fully Organized with t,7slve In -,
strumens, and its members latter tleu1sslras Ez7
that they are preparedto furnsh good Music Ia
Band in the State They repeoialy call attention
Of Masohs Odd Fellows, and other societies. A. we'll a. rs
gentlemen facilities for furnishing ll Tor
Celebrations &C. Their terms sa moderate aadrsss
:. r BARTHELL, Secy, or 4
---s- 1- r, P. CHAMP.
p. S.-PRoF. BONNIEG'S 'oUADRILLE BASDfs n-4,s-ri
to make for Music for Balls Parties &C on vev
reasonable terms. address IS above. jan22-iIy
DIANOS.--Beha have received fourtesn more -
New Piano Fortss, from those unriYallei f--=sf-7
Makers Light, Newton & Bradhary, and Haaes7 ii ~ ~
Bros, which make stock very large desr-5 y y
able We would pleased to have these instruments examined
81 all, whether they desire purchase CT not Every Piano
sold by shall be warranted to 10 every respect
teblO ". & R. FREEMAN.
PIANO FORTES, LOOESLNG-GLASSES &C,
EWTE have nov in store, fine stock Of Pisnos, sz7
w Melodeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma e@fa1z7
terias, &C, aad are sin manufacturing Insiie II 10 Fl n
Blinds and all kinds Of Gilt Works, have recsntlyJ y
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS
&c, In word, intend to TIE TIEs, plesse
customers, and induce them to par0ns hons instead Of
sending abroad.
fsblG-f ". & r. FREEMAN
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w R. CORNELIUS Agent for the sale OF Fisk celebrated
We PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared to
attend heretofore, when his services may he
required Once NJ the Phrniv Wareroom No 40 Spring street,
Tear Cherry Residence No y Vine street, between Spring anc
Broad.
\. b. VIII also attend to receiving and forwarding bodies &c,
when notified. aprg q
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The Ticket Office is in the Passenger Depot and open
hour before the ssng Of each Train which allows ample time
Tor the purchase Tickets. Il other during
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A NJ
Train, which throughout Trains the
Time to Richmond ~ hours Washington days. Philadelphia
two and half and New York three days. This the cheapest
and best route from Nashville 20 the East.
New Orleans passengers leave e P NJ Train, arriving
at Memphis in time FOR New Orleans the evening
the day, aud through without detention Memphis.
Those for McMnnvle, Sparta, and Beeshea Springs, leave
Nashville on the 230 NJ. TFan- which connects directly at TU
lah0ma with the Train for McMnnve Persons leaving he
hnnvie in the morning Nashville 7:30 P. NJ.
At Nashville, there boats which daily Smhland,
and connect with for different places the
sssp rivers also, daily line Of stages Louisville, leaving
very morning the arrival Of the night express.
By this change Schedule, the Memphis connects
direct at Stevenson with up and down day Trains causing
delay to Nashville Eastern passengers gained
over the former Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville
c. L. ANDERSON,
juIyIO. 1858 BPa General Ticket Ag,nt
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w. HI. WEBB & co,
DISSOLUTION.
PAIETNERSHEP.

HAVING purchased the interest Of Nr. II. D. Morris On the
business Of b. MORRIs Co., Ihavs this day associated
with Mr.. W. HOOPEa viii continue rocsrJ
and Commission Business 1.-THE old stand.
HUSH MCCREA.
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TE are now IN receipt Of our stock Of Goods adapted to tn
complete eTer imported b Us, Of Ladies Dress Good
: -.
FRENCH, ENGLISH and GERMAN ME.
real NIoIHAIR and SILK LU STR.
Ladies' Dress Goods
MUSLIN DE LANES. of the creates. va
rioty of styles;
D'' "
v-aa
ChiIdFen's Goods of
CIV SGVlCs
solid cOIored SIoUSEES DE LANES, OF
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Ladies' Fine shoes and CATERS.

J5I NECEIFLI--
ID Ladies' Brown French Lasting buttonei Shoe Caters
Sd New Congress Caters, with and without heels.
Glove Kid " " " Z"
Side & Front Isced Caters, with and without heels.
Slippers, @! French Kid White q Black satin, &c.
Misses anG Chsrens' Boots, Caters and slippers, with
heels and without. At q College street. JOHN RAMA6E
iulV II
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HTRESIE ARREVAAS.-
III Ladies' French Lasting Caters, with heels;
Do Italian Cloth side laced Caters;
Do Kid Pump Congress Boots;
Do French Lasting Congress Caters;
Do do do Slippers;
Do Black Velvet and kid Slippers:
Misses Caters, Boots and Slippers.
fine assortment Of ChiGreus Boots, Shoes ard
Caters. just received by JOHN RAMAGE,
aUgl a College street.
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CHANGE OF SCIIED
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY, July H. 1858, the Passenger Train
y will De follows:
Leave Nashville daily at : 4. NJ. and go P NJ.
Arriving Chattanooga at 22O P. n. and LBS A. N.
Leave CHATTANOOGA at A. NJ. and z. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville at : 80 P NJ. and 8. 10 A. NJ
Through
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''THVHE OLD DOMINION .,s-Just received afrs.b
supply Of the above Golfer Pot Earalted eve sal-
faction 70 tluse who try them.
For sale wholesale retail.
iy3I-d&Wu W WILSON. IL CoTavs a-sss
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ANDREW J. SMITH

ANDREW J. SMITH,
NO 45, BROAD WAY. NASHVILLE, TENyESSEE,
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS
STEEL, WAGON AxLEs, ELLIPTIC STRINGS,
Nd all other articles his line Of business which he offers
wholesale and retail, low for cash, the above stand
fe}f-Iy
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The old DOminion Coffoe-Pot
The Old Dominion Coarce.Pot

Is the most economical for nothing being lost by evaporation
Boiling, required; while beverage
stronger, more ragrant, and more delicious.
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,

NsNLNANIA CENLHAL kAILkOADs
L. @ ss5E5a.ss.E go
Three Daily Trains from Pit1sbuTg
TO Philadelphia.
TFVRAINS leave Pisurg follows: Mail A. NJ East Line
III 2. NJ; Express Mail 9.4O p. N.
The Express Mail daily, the other Sundays ezcep ted;
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trains from
Louis Mo-; Dubuque keOkuk and Iowa City Iowa. Cairo, Rock
Island, and Chicago Illinois, Lexington and Louisville, EY.i
Irre Haue Indianapolis Lafayette, Indsua Cincinnati,
Columbus, Dayton Toledo, Cleelond, Evansville, Crene,
Mason, and Wooster Ohio Also, Kansas, Nebraska and Min
nesota and
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from the West rely upon being the
expeditions Philadelphia, Baltimore,
New York and all Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
augaI Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad Phil'a.
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A Neat Cottage az Public Sale.

LS0--Msey' Five Minute Ice Cream Freezers McDar-
n AIDS Louisville Refrigerator; Arhus Fruit Cans; jones
ieIs-4 J. ". WILSON, COLLEGE street.
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TRUNKS AND VALISES,
q AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
Is 4 do extra size Travelling Trunks FsgL1 E5
Gents fine sole leather Trunks; ~yeFtS Y M
do do do Ealses; Nala-A-AzlzAJ
do Kossuth Trunks:
do Hog SKIN do frame.
For saleby BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
jaug5 No. 80 Union Street.
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wv MEREDITH, a and - College street, has now
w rCGy for sale 1t his Factory, $40 boxes Of hauulc-
urgd Toacco in boxes Of O. So and lO0 and 40 pounds each
90 views Of the trade from ls TO IS cents per pound;
all OF which De viii sell at wholesale the trade, prices that
cannot lU 70 please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco requested to
call and eyAnu for themselves. Also
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission, g he sold boy the thousand, o less
price than sold IN this ~ before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety at
very Iar prices. septl2--tf
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ParticuIar Notice!

It is currently reported that sell Goods only by Auction
while two thirds Of our sales made privately, like al othe
Wholesale Houses ia this city with grand exception, that is
sell for cash and notes. and from less
heir prices. laugiII TRACBE & LUCAS.
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The old dominion Coffoe-POt


Gives healthy beverage. Nervous, dyspop and bilious per
sons had not dared coffee for years, have been able to
drink their ayore beverage again when made in this boiler
without Of any Of the old unpleasant
quencss Its healthy because the Of condenser, eyapo
ration prevented and the coffee be boiled long enough
release all the natural elements Of the berry, and get them il just
proportion in the beverage.
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Negroes for Safe.
HAVE quite number OF Neg hand Tor sale. Amongst
them excellent Seasirees and House Servants, and
several good Cooks, Washers, &c Call
sepIz-tf WI BOYD IN
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The an nnmininn Cnffee.Pot

Makes better than possible obtain in other
way because, by ingenious but simple arrangement the house
keeper boil her for length Of time without loss Of
thus securing all the elements Of the in their natural
and proportional combinations.
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,. D. COPELAND, J. NJ ARNsTEAps n BEfAN.
NEW WHOLESALE BOOT, SHOE, AND
HAT HOUSE.
COPELAND, ARMIsTEAD a co

COPELAND, ARMISTEAD a co.
No. 50 Public square, NasbviIle,aa
Re in receipt Of their large veil s1eCsd ateek Of
"A BOOtss Shoes Hats Caps and Trunks
which invite the attention Of merchants visiting mlrEt
aurB COPELAND. ARMIsrEAD dz CO.
TWyHE PARTNERSHEP HERETOF0RE
existing between lfacGfeger- Alouay Co. 0fNew Orsa1s,
aud n e. Alowxy Co.. o. Nashville, Ieun Is dissoVeu by
mu uaI consent gor-s MaCesr aud James Baukhed having
pu chased interest Of n E. Aouay, Esq ia said
oerns. JAMES BAAkHEAD,
80. E ALL0WAN.
NAsHvLLE, Sept. -, 1855. GEORGE MACGREGER.
The liabilities Of MacGeger, AoEay Co.. and n Ar5-
way assumed BY the Concern, firm Of
AacGrevr Bankhsad, Of Mes Oresns James snEhcad
& Co d Nashville. Tenn. JAMES BANkuEAp.
hAzfvILLks sept. y, .ej5. GEOkGE MaCGkEdbk.
take great pleasure In recommending the dm Of hacF
Bn<hssd OF NeF Orleans, and James Bank1d q oo-s %
this cy hepatrouage Of The former cd o ne oi af
NASHVILLE, Sept. -. is-iS. n r. ALLoH GAs
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VTTE are now In receipt Of stock Of Goods adapted to the
w approaching season, comprising the largest and most
complete assortment imported By Of Ladies' Dress Goods
Of the lstsst styles, entirely
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FNHE house on Cherry street, occupied by Demoville
Bell Drug Store, for years from the lst Of
January next. Apply 70 J. NJ Hamilton, Macy & Hamilton
Ssptl5-lR. A. D. BERRY.
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Charleston and savannah.

THROUGH RATS OF SEw ToEK nashville,
Inconneoon with NEw YORK Side Wheel and Screw STEAMSHIP
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m,GAVOCh.

VI 6 @ A
an THURSDAY, the 4h Of November next, The premises
will sell numter o. Lots in this addition ineuing
valuable Lots In the first addiion Immediately adjoining
the Corporation of Nashville A. '. S. LINDSLEY.
Full particulars in proper time.
Sept II
FAIRFIELD VILLAGE.
ON THURSDAY, the 18th day Of October next the premi
viii sell all the uusOd Lots In this addition,
the Lebanon turnpike, adj dining the fist Toll Gate
Particulars hereafter.
Sept. a. A. Y S. LINDSLEY.
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FuRTmER REELECTION.
JULY 10Th, 1855.

fET
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Plantation Goods

AaAAAasAtAO OOOO9a
LARGE stock Of Servants Goods which viii sell very
"a low. WM MOORE.
n. B.-We will be receiving goods and pretty goods
throughout the entire and all cash buyers and cash pay
ing Will find they Away do we'll at
WA. MOORE,
sepl4-2m No. - Union street.
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N Wenesday the goth October the premises about
~ Il oelJck' will sell At Public Sale, that Cottage
Egehed, the Gaiatn Turnpike occupied by hr Classify
The sale 70 come OF Immediately after the Clerk and Masters s
advertised for that day in this vicinity. Terms
months, for notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest and lien
reLalned' A. Y. s. LINDSEY.
sep2j
The Washington union., 1858-01-30

Leave South Bend Monday and Thursday al / IN
| Arrive at West York by 7pm
222o From Rochester, by Akron, Yellow Creek. Bloom
ipsburg Beaver Dam, and Palestine, to Wanaw
~ miles and back, twice a week Akron 10 be sup
piled on the goiog, snd Meredith Mills and Bloom
ngburg on the return trips.
Leave Rochester Tuesday and Saturday at IN,
Arrive ct Warsaw by p m;
Leave Warsaw Monday aud Friday a, a IN;
Arrive at Rochester ty SPIN.
1921 From Rochester, by Indian Field aud Monterey 10
5ttft Winnsmsc, 20 miles and back, once week
Leave Rochester Tuesday at z am;
Arrive at Winnamac by m;
Leave Wjnnsmac Mon,ay at IN;
Arrive atRocheser by . m
l22aa From Rochester by Mill Ark and Akron to C'iIsad
ls miles and back, week
Leave Rochester Friday ut q pm,
Arrive at Gilead by IL M;
Lease Gilead Friday ut l pm,
Arrive at Rochester by Z D m.
222a From Gosben, by South West. Locke. Bremen. and
Celes'is. to Plymouth. - miles and back.
Leave Goshen Thursday ats m;
Arrive at Plymouth by p m,
Leave Plymouth Friday at am;
Arrive at Goshen by 6 p m.
1924 From Elkhan, by Mount Olive, to Locke, 10 miles
and back. once week.
Leave Elkhau Saturday al y m;
Arrive at Locke by pm;
Leave Locke Saturday At q n,
Arrive ut EkAart by IL q IN.
l22s5 From Mishawaks, by Woodland, TO Bremen, IA
miles and back, once week.
Leave Mishawaka Saturday st = ~;
Arrive at Bremen by II m;
Leave Bremen Saturday at IL ~; - pssa
l22sS pfome aTsaW, Gy bswsgo, Boydstan Mills SYRIA
cuse, aud Benton, TO Cooks Station, ~ miles and
back, once week.
Leave Warsaw Friday at m;
a's Arrive at Cooks Station by s m;
Leave Cooks Station Saturday al I'm; K.
Arrive at Warsaw by 8 pm;
Proposals for twice week service invited.
l2227 From Warsaw, by Lee-burg, Milford. and New
Pari., to Goshen, rs miles and back, three imes
week.
te Leave Warsaw Monlay, Wednesday, and Friday al
sam;
Arrive at Goshen by IN;
Leave Goshen Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
7am;
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-21

The EVIL OF A BAD TEmPER.--A bad
temper is curse TO the possessor, and its
influence is most deadly wherever it is fornd.
1t is allied to martyrdom to be obliged
to live with one of complaining tenn
per. To hear one eternal round Of COM
plant and murmuring-to have every pleasing
thought scared away by their evil spirits
n sore trial. 1t is like the sting of scorpion
a perpetual nettle, destroying your peace,
rendering life burthen. Its influence is
deadly, and the purest and sweetest atmos-
phere is contaminated into deadly miasIna,
wherever this evil genius prevails. 1t has
been said truly that while we ought not to
let the bad temper Of Others influence us, it
would be as unreasonable to spread plaster
ofSpanish flies upon the skin, and Eot expect
it to draw as to think of n family not suf-
fering because of the bad temper Of any of
its inmates. One string out Of tune will de-
stroy the music of m instrument, otherwise
perfect-so if all the members of n neighbor-
hood and family do no cultivate kindly
and affectionate temper, there will be discprd
and every evil work.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-21

LIFTING HOUSES IN CRIcAeo.-One of the
chief curiosties at work in Chocago now is
the raising of entire brick blocks to a level
with the new street grades. Innumerable
small screws are used. The row of buildings
is dsjo:nted from its connections; stout joints
sustained by powerful screws are placed in
each doorway, and every possible precaution
taken to insure perfect safety. The labor
progresses with great rapidity when once
fairly under way, and it is really remarka,
BILE sight to witness an immense brick block,
with all its customary occupants, goods, de-,
rising steadily into the air, while sense of
entire security pervades every one who
dwells, or does business there. The success
which has so signally crowned the expert
ments there will tend much to improve the
city's appearance, and fine buildings which
are now squattiug dumpily down seven feet
below the street, can be elevated to becom.
ing level with great ease.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-21

MERCANTILE AGENCY COMMUNICATIONS PRlvI-
LEGED.-The Supreme Court of New York
has given the opinion that communications Of
mercantile agencies affecting mans business,
are privileged, if there is no malice in the
statement made. The Court said:
''If four bankers in Wall street should as.
sociate themselves together for the purpose
of ascertaning the character and standing
of their correspondents in Boston, and should
select one of their number, and pay his ex'
penses to Boston for that purpose, and he
should, on his return, state that he ascertain
ed Mr.. Jones, of Boston, was a man OF bad
character--that he had committed many out
RACES against society-that he was forger--
and he communicated thG. to his four asso
ciates in the confidential relation in which
they stood, it would be privileged commu.
nication, and no action would lie unless ex-
press malice were shown. Now, it is difficult
to see how there would be any difference be-
tween four men and twenty-four or any
number, associated for the purpose Of gaining
honest and truthful information Of this de.
scription, and without malicious motives /;
and am not able to see why the information
given by this commercial agency, so far as 1t
appears before the Court, may not come un.
der the class of privileged communications,
If made in O proper manner, and without any
evil intent or malicious motive, and il made
in good faith and honesty"
This is an important decision to merchants
and business men generally.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-21

The ORsINI SHELLs-H6w ILLUMINATING
POWDER is MANUFAcTURED.-Att the recent
trial of DR.. Bernard, in London, Mr.. Nichol-
son, partner in the firm of Messrs. Simpson
& Co., manufacturing chemists, who arc en-
gagged in making Illuminating powder for the
government, testified:
The Ingredients of which Illuminating pow
der is made, are mercury, absolute alcohol,
and nitric acid; the proportions being part
by weight of mercury, parts by weight of
alcohol, and 10 parts by weight Of nitric acid.
Absolute alcohol is alcohol or spirit of wine
without water. 1t is 100 above proof, and
proof spirit, therefore is made by the mixture
of equal quantities Of alcohol and water. In
order to make Illuminating powder the mer-
curry is dissolved in nitric acid, and the solu.
tion thus obtained is added to the alcohol. A
violent reaction ensues, accompanied by the
evolution of masses of white vapor, and the
Illuminated mercury is precipltated in the
form of dense sandy powder, varying in
color from grayish to brownish yellow. The
purest and strongest, however, is a perfect
white. The powder so obtained is much
more explosive in its character than gunpow-
der. We keep it in a wet state, and it is then
perfectly harmless.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-21
The prisoner was acquitted of course.

THE Mt. VERNON SALE.-The Charlottes-
vile Advocate expresses its regret for para
graph imputing extortion to Mr.. Washington,
owner of Mt. Vernon, in his sale to the Ia
dies, and says:
"We are glad to learn, and now make the
statement as the only reparation we have in
our powerto make 10 Col. Washington, that
he ists Reptle eman of unblemished character,
whose high-toned feelings would scorn to
take advantage of his position to impose ex-
tortionate charges upon any man, much less
upon such society rs that comprising the
Mt. Vernon Association. We are told upon
undoubted authority that he was some time
ago offered 100000 for his estate, and that,
in his pecuniary embarrassments, and with a
large and dependent family, he could not, in
justice to himself and family, have taken less
than he did from the Mt. Vernon Association,
which was less by 100000 than his offer
from northern company. In justice to our
selves and to Col. Washington, we make the
above statement hoping that it may reach
each reader of the Advocate who has persued
our article in the last weeks paper"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-21

A Mon Law DEcIsroN.-Chief Justice
Shaw, of Massachusetts, has decided that
places for selling liquor in violation of law
are common nuisances, and may be abated by
anybody. He therefore expressed the judi
cial opinion that mob of men and women
who destroyed liquor store at Salem were
justified in their action. Law in Massachu-
setts seems to be a strange contrivance for
confusing the rights Of property and imperl-
ing the peace Of society. tits easy to see the
consequences of such judicial dicta rs this
It will lead inevitably to repeated riot, out
rage and bloodshed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-05-21

FoR THE CURE OF WHooPrSG CouoH.-h
correspondent Of the New York Evening Post
furnishes the following receipt for the cure
Of the whooping cough:
The best kind of coffee prepared as for the
table, and give common drink TO the child
as warm as can be drank; and piece of alum
for the patient TO lick az soon as il may wish.
Most children are fond of alum, and will get
all they need without being urged; but il
they dislike it they must be made to taste OF
IT eight o. ten times in the course of n day.
II will effee.ually break up the worst case Of
whooping cough in very short time. To
adults and children In the habit Of taking cof.
fee, the remedy is good for nothing.