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Our Goods arc just bought in New York, Hart
ford and other cities of the East under the present
financial PRESSURE and will be sold at prices unsur-
passed by any establishment in the State. We
are Gin earnest anG mean what we say, when we
reiterate that we shall sell goods at from to 90
per cent. lower than have ever before been pur-
chased IN Paw Paw. We do not talk for effect, or
attempt to "gas," or use soft SOLDER" but to
present an uucolored statement Of facts as you
will be convinced by calling at our counter and
pricing for yourselves. We have connected with
our Store
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-11-26

ALLEGAN COUNTY. = Republican ma
joiity on State and County ticket about 40.
entire republican ticket has been elected
by small maiorties, except Prosecuting
Attorney and Circuit Court Commissioner.
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"THE NEW ENGLAND BANK Be
ware of bills purporting to be issued by
the "New England Bank" Large num-
bers have cecn ISSUED latoly, and many of
them sent West. There is no sach bank
an existence
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-11-26

D4g~ Leach, in the 4th Congressional
District, of this State, will probably have
over 900 majority. The Upper PENN
sula returns are better than was expected.
The State Legislature is Republican just
about three TO one.
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GAG The Louisville journal is guilty of
the following: We felt right bad at first
about the reelection of Douglas, but, when
VIC saw how much worse the Administra-
ton felt, we became marvclously comfort
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-11-26

SLEIGHING IN VERMONT. The Bur-
lington (Vt.) Free Press states that there
is snow enough for sleighing in some parts
Of Underhill Ia that State.
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ee2- The military ball." We believe,
-.ss Oh last evening, bat " reporter not
'us ttee. w are unable to give any de-
r.r,ion g.
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~ Santa Anna has his emisaries at
work in Mexico, and is preparing to make
the grand effort for complete control Of the
Mexicaa Government.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-11-26

By SelIick & Foote'S column is rc6l1cd
this week. Read il.
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rcicrCnce


ism, Clnhltius Ianencss. st aims. VII dg lis etc l.
l.. = Johns lin M NJ cUlNs great reputation
external application i0r cu and animals ia the above
uautcl ra.r-.
there y certify Vat ST. Johv i1ett i possessed
NJ The most astonishing curative properties ~ any nrdi.
cine that has ever come within my nuWlclgc asst
u use 81 II for 'lr tlCatnai ~. ~ vi -l had been
sri i-cf ui ihTH forty n On fUtd
iu ,N bed siit piles a crul ns SELF ha'
itt'y iui hS'rc going o. bed, rubbing in iu Wr 0iiii
Q. baud uutil iHiiafaiulian produced and then
h.tri Dn rEhtY warm .anurl. ! have rrcspwtndo@l
% NV t4l "a fuf severe ~ fhuuX tis
surr Dos and tir wonderful has
lttrtird It's usr. a friend lad ms foot badly
burt ny plough hat II ~ Cllt las lose ~.
w." entirely hc ISIS bat p~r'ec' cured u, To-.
use of This Liuiincut Al ny ets Who have used il
CONCUR N ru ESQ 'hv lg,iaf that 10 ne ct mciriue
ui tie Mind IN nie world. WARREN EUEL.
IUFIN. August. i~iS.
= oHtu U,G'ig nix n ~ F1fok}ia fOubfg. ~.
pEtK SID. with Nuu would establish Az usy here
Tor the sat of liuiucuf had valuable horse
NV day lLlC, 20 laIuc Ctrccly 90 Ice abe to- walk.
sent 90 tO'uubu', md procured hle ~ your Lint.
ut'ut few app icgiious ~ which effected y |
CONSIDER II prCirtah 10 auy l,mcut have used,
tfd iud b. sa'to have u Kept here for sale that
'ay az ~ time conveniently obtain supply, u will
sell readily. GEORGE SrONEK
Nt,ILRHIILE, Franklin county, o.
Pain and Weakness in the Back and Side OF six
Years Standing ured My wife WAS about six years
afflicted with pain III her hack and de. She was
Une part of tlr time o. her bed She made use of the
Mustang Liitimeut. and various other medicines hut
obtained rel ef until size made of 81. JOhs Iini-
mcnt, which tEcCttd "a speedy cure.
Africa, Ohio, APd !. ls5j, FREDERIC llEiSLER.
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Peterson's Magazine

This popular Lady's Magazine will be
greately imp o;ed for 1889. 1t will con-
tain nearly 1000 pages, from 20 to 30 steel
plates; and about SOC" wood eugravings.
Mrs. Ann s. Stephens, author of Fasli-
Ion and Famine" and Charles j. Peterson,
author Of "Kate Aylcslord, are its Edi-
tors, and write exclusively for it, Each
viii give new Novelette, next year; and
they will be assisted by all the best fetiialo
writers " Pcterson's Magazine" is Ia
dispcnsiblc to every lady. It's Fashions
aye always the --latest and pretlicst; is
steel Engrayings a .niiicant; its Patterns
for the Table, its Household Re.
ccpts, &c, almost countless The price
l. but Two DoLLtRSa year, or dollar less
than any Magazines Of its class. il IS tie
.Ndgozinc Ior The Times. 70 clubs i; is
cheaper still viz: three copies for S. or
eight Tor $Io; with sIl.ndid premium
to the person ge.t'n- up the Club. Spcci-
NOUS scnl gratn, So. 70 be seen at the
Nolthyruer Office Address
CHARLES !. PETERSON.
.,.H Cbo.tr,,, Stroc, pL;i,.t r..
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Vocal ana ylt6s Situls. !
FRIDAY MORNING. :
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting fthe
Fks, Presbyterian Church and Society Of Paw
Paw, will be held at their usual place Of worship,
in this village on Saturday, December 4th, at two
o'clock, T. NJ for the purpose Of electing Trustees
in place Of Josiah Andrews and Edmund Smith,
whose terms Of Office expire at that time, and to
transact such other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
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NOTICE.


X HE Michigan Central Rail Road Company
i hereby gives notice, that certain personal pro
perty received at their depot mt Decatur, county OF
Van Buren,, State Of Michigan, has remained I'M
claimed for the period Of three months anil up
wards since the same received. that the de-
scription Of said property with the date Of It's
cepton j. n follows:
l bundle window SASH marked ~ Thompson
received April 18th, 1898.
boxes II. II. goods marked IL. L. prossor. re-
ccvcd May 18th, 1858.
barrels IT, II. goods, marx 4 S. Smith, received
May 3lst 1898.
And due notice having been given Of the rccep
ton Of sad property 10 tho or corsignce in
all cases where the owner or consgnee is known,
the same viii be sold aecoriing 10 the statute In
such cases made and provided unless the Same
shall be claimed. and all lawful charges therron
paid within three months from the first publication
Of fhis notice..
CARLTON WHEELER,
Freight Agent, NJ G. r. II.
Dated, Decatur, Nov. 10Th, 1858. ls7m3
oSCORnS OF seasoned WOOD. wanted at
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-11-26

| consider 81.
Johns Eminent
far sup riOr 10 any
medicine for the
same purpose |
have ever known.
either for man or
beast. II removed
u lump about AZ
large az my f'"llble
fist. Of six weeks
standing from n
neigllhors horse.
IL was supposed Ia
have been pro-
Iaua-I 10 /. 4e..ss.
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The owner said he would willingly give ten dollars to
have u removed. but thought IL could not be done
would recommend every family to keep This yaluahl,
preparation on hand. Farmers aud others having
horses ami cattle would frequently experience great
advantage from so doinA BENJAMIN HUBBLE.
Near MelnIore, Ohio.
This ceriife that my ron suffered great deal with
lrolcn icet about fifteen tried every thng that
SCENE acnatcd 10 anord relief without benefit until
plicatnns of which effected a thoroug't cure.
MI kUTCHRNvIILE Ohio ELIAS TWIGGS.
Horse Cured Of Frgbtful Wrund This csrti
hcs nat my horse tell AMI ven larroWtouth through
lie leg. feared u would ruin him applied ~ Johns
Liniment and a perfect cure Was soon elected
WI. II. BURNE. THIN, Ohio.
Windgalls and Severe Cut II had A horse that
bad large vindgal upon each hind leg about six years
made use 81 many things 20 remove them without
cess. finally applied - Johns Eminent three times a
w. and after each application heated IN tie Iinuent
With hot shovel until dry. thorough cure was ~.
iected TOW about two years since, and there has been
no indication ~ their returning l. upon one occasion,
let my slip. and cut CASH w my horse three inches
VA length aud one inch IN depth. We tied the wound
As soon as possible. and bathed with tie Linimsnt by
walcn = very RAPID cure w-s effected,
J. McNEEN, Watson Station. Ohio.
Lump removed from a Horse and Jameness
Cured-M John Reard. near Tifnn. Ohio, had a horse
VIII lump upon his leg about the size ~ hens egg.
and was scarcely able 10 wnlt My L!ni.n.n. vas an
piled and coon removed tie lump and effected a tho.
rough cure
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. who will furnish 81
Johns Almanacs gratis l. L. 81 John a CO., THIN
City. O., General Agents for ,he Western States.
For sale by s. c. GnMEs & Co., KrLBuRx
lIupsos, Paw Paw }. L. CHASE, q. r. sNIrH
BRoruEH. Lswton.
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DWELLING HOUSE TO rent, with we'll
2f eiStern and woodhouse attached suitsblC
III ~e 10 accommot ITO q small family Inquire ~
nlLEtlis ofiCe,
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From tie Rov. Mr. McNullcn, Pastor Of pol.
5rt's Chapel; INbiAN4soLIs, OF. 3, 1857.
Dr. G. ". RoBtcK-Dear Sir:--I have uyed
your Blood Purifier Ter nervous affection, from
which | have suffered much e.; times. WJilc II il
pleasant to the taste, il certainly has happy effect
upon the nerv s. Please except nv thanks fol
your kind re- rds and acts, and believe me-
Yours, y. W. 4. MCMULlEN.
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30 Chestnut Street Phila,i' la
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ATTENTION ALL.

fsr sole 10y RILBuRN q llrDsos, S. c. G
4 Co. Paw Paw, Mich.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-19

Letter from Robert j. Walker to the Phila.
delphid Meeting.-"As a native Of the RIori.
Gus Keystone State, as a graduate Of her no.
BILE old University at Philadelphia, where
have been spent so many happy days of my
youth and manhood, look to this grea,
meeting with the deepest interest. In your
city stands the Hall Of Independence, and
there, on the 4th Of July 1875. was first pro.
mulgated the great truth, that all free gov.
eminent is based upon 'the consent of the
governed" Let this truth be inscribed on
your banners and written on your hearts,
Let Il be proclaimed BY you that this grea,
principle shall neither be evnded by technical
bubbles, nor subverted by frauds and for.
geries.
The real question is this, Is the Lecompton
Constitution founded on the consent Of the
people Of kansas7 You know IL is not, md
therefore any net of Congress adopting thi,
Constitution, is not admitting State On the
request OF her people Into the Union, in nc
cordance with the language Of the Federal
compact, but forcing State into the Union
against her will. Such an act would be q
clear violation of the Constitution Of the
United States, Of State and popular sover.
eighty, Of The Kansas and Nebraska bill, and
of the fundamental principles Of free govern
ment.
May the noble Democracy of Philadelphi,
unfurl to the OSseze the banner of self gov.
eminent, and under its folds, rs ono of III.
native sons of Pennsylvania, will marcl
with you in the ranks to the rescue Of ou
country.
Yours truly, RI. WALKER.
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Il o W ard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

Benecotent Insfitution, estdJlshed bv sDscini an.
document for the relief Of the sick and distysssed
afflicted 'ofh Vruient and Epidemic Dissoses.
TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases. sucb n.
Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness Impotencs
Gonorrh9a, elect, Syphilis, the Vice Of Onansm Q,
Self Abuse, &C., &c.
The Howard Association, view Of the
ton OF human life caused by Sexual Diseases and the
deceptons practised upon the unfortunate victims or
such diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon as charitable act worthy
their name to open Dispenrary for the treatment or
this class Of diseases, In all their FORMS and 10 rive
Medical ddrfce grds, to all who apply BY letter Win
absorption ofther condition, (age, occupation hab.
It's OF llfe &c.) and In cases OF extreme poyertv to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE Il ia
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors review Of the past, feel assured
that their labors In this sphere Of effort
have been OF great benefit to the afflicted especially
to the young, and they have resolved to devote them
selves with renewed zeal, to this very important but
much despised cause. =
Just published. by the Association a Report on sper.
matorrhga or Seminal Weakness, the vice Of Onanism
Masturbaon Self Abuse, and other diseases ~ the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which will
be sent by mall I'm sealed envelope free OF charge
on the receipt Of two stamps for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEORGE r.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order OF the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTwELL, President.
GR0. fAfRcHfLD, Secretary. Feb 5-ly-IS9
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H The Dayton Gazette says that
student at Oxford, Miami county, visiting
Troy a few days since, was told that Dutch
man had been made 10 believe that lion
had escaped from menagerie and was Prov.
ling around. The student thought it funny
to play him trick, and so got inside Of I
buffalo skin, and secrsted himself, in the eel
lar. The Dutchman was sent down GU soms
pretended errand, and the lion sprang at him
growing. The Dutchman caught up cud
gel and laid Mr.. lion sprawling, where BIZ
friends found him ssnsslsss. Remedies revi
we'd him, and he will probably recover,
wiser If not a better man. m
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Nashville, February 9, 1858.
AN ACT to give "Mechanics' Lien priority"

AN ACT to give "Mechanics' Lien priority"
over mortgages 10 certain cases.
SECTION l. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Tennessee, That
hereafter when my mechanic or undertaken,
by special contract with the mortgagor of
amy lot Of ground or tract of land in this
State, or his agent, shall! upon the said lot or
tract Of land construct, build or repair, either
in whole o. in part, or furnish materials or
any part of materials in the construction,
building or repairing Of any house, fixture or
improvement or shall do any work upon
said house, either by finishing off the same,
painting, ornamenting or otherwise, pro-
vided the said work be done or materials be
furnished with the knowledge and consent of
the mortgagor of the said lot or tract of land,
such mechanic or undertaken shall have and
retain the lien and be entitled to al the
rights and remedies given by the act Of 1916,
chap. ll8, and shall be entitled to priority OF
payment over the lien Of the mortgage.
SEC. Q. Be II further enacted, That the
provisions Of this net shall apply to all ca
SEES of the sale of land when the bargainor
executes deed, retaining the lien, or ex-
ecutes title bond thereby retaining the lien,
in as full manner as If mortgage had been
formally executed; provided this knowledge
and consent Of the mortgager or bargainor,
with lien retained shall be established and
concluded by notice ia writing, given in
such mortgager or bargainor, he or they not
objecting within ten days after receipt OF
such notice in writing.
Passed 26th January, 1858.
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W The Washington correspondent Of
Charleston Courier writes this paragraph,
under date of the 18th:
"The last phase of the Kansas question az
opened today, is one that perplrxes :heNorth-
ern Democrats very much. The other day il
WIS supposed that they would 60 for the L.
compton Constitution with the more rendi.
ness, in consequence of the suppos ed deci-
sion of Gen. Calhoun to give the election Of
the State Legislature and of State off,
GERS to the free State parry. This reported
decision embarrassed Southern men, who
could not admit Gen. Calhoun's right to 90
behind the returns for the sake of promoting
the interests of the free soil party. SO, to.
day,it is announced by Gen. Calhoun that no
decision wll be made on the subject, until
after Kansas shal! be admitted as State
Then, and not before, he will decide upon
the validity Of the returns, and give the Ger
tificates Of election accordingly. Thus, the
question will not be allowed to influence, in
my why, the final action Of Congress upor
the admission of Kansas under the Lecomp
ton Constitution"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-19

The QUESTION SErTLED.--We were
shown, a few days ago, specimen Of sugar
from the sorgho sucre, or Chinese sugar cane,
made by Judge Peck, of Jefferson county,
Tennessee. Thespecmen We saw No. l ar.
ticle ofsugar, beautiful brown color, coarse
grnined, and had very pleasant flavor
This at once settles the question right here
al home. There no longer remains shadow
of q doubt that an excellent article Of sugar
can be made from the Chinese sugar cane
notwithstanding the many assertions TO the
contrary. II Is hoped that Judge Peck will
give tho public a statement, through the n,e
dium of The press, Of the mode Of reducing
the syrup TO sugar.-East Tennesseean.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-19

HALIFAX, Feb. l4.-The Brilish and North
American Steamship Niagara has arrived,
with Liverpool dates to Saturday, January
8Oth.
A weeks later intelligence had been re-
ceived Rom India. General Outram had de.
feated the insurgents In India, and captured
-four Of their guns at Alambsgh. ,
Letters received from China state that the
American Com missioner, Mr.. Reed, had
sought an interview will, Yeh, and met with
a sarcastic rebuff. ~
Lord Elsin's demand had also been reject.
cd in the same strain. a.
A speedy attuck on Canton was antici-
pated.
Tho mammoth iron steamship, the Levia-
than, was expected to be afoat on the day
the Niagara len.
There was growing ease 10 the money
market and further reduction IN the rates Of
the Bank Of England was anticipated.
A decree has been issued TO divide the
French army into FIVE divisions, under Mar
shals Castellaine, Bosquet, PelIisier and Vail.
liant.
The congfatulntory addresses by the army
to The Emperor are growing offensive to the
English.
A conspiracy ngaiust the King Of Naples
had been discovered.
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The EFFECTS CT A MILD WiNTER.-The
New York correspondent Of tbs Boston Tran.
script says:-"The thrifty Connecticut people
have begun to quarry and store ice only sew
en- inches thick, in despair Of having more
solid blocks In places remarkable for salu-
brity the general health has been seriously
invaded by the unnatural absence Of bracng
air and wholesome frosts; atNawport, r. l.,
for instance, not less than fifty children have
died this winter of scarlet fever.
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Chanccry Court at PikeviIie, Tens.
Elizabeth Feagans, ct al

Daniel Feagans, Bushros Fearan, 81 nj
A ND IL appearing from the allegations Of
"a compliments bill the defendants Daniel
Feagans and Bnshros Feagans are non resi-.
dents Of the State Of Tennessee, IL 10 there
fore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post. newspaper published in the
town OF Athens. Tennessee, reanirinp said
defendants to appear and answer complain.
ants bill. on oath. on or before the ADJ Mon.
day OF March next, or the same will be taken
Tor confessed and set for hearing er parte as
to them. s. NORWOOb n NJ
Feb IL, l858-4t-prs fee 1890
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Mount Harmony High School.

NHE Third Bession Of this Institution viii commence
on Monday, January 4th, next.
TERMS per Session Of 81 soeeks, payable one.half
IN advance and odIdnce at closs Of gession.
Spelling Reading and Writing, per scholar $500
Geography, English Grammar, and Arithmetic, 10. 500
Mathematics and Natural Sciences 1000
Contingent Fee, In advance. IS
Boarding In good families, ths eeheol
washing and lights extra,) D week ,a5
No student admitted for less than half session, aud
no deduction for lost time, except In
sickness. SP HALE Pr'pl
Dec 10. 1s5T-Sm-4S2 ~
P.s.-The present session will close, with Public
Examination of students, on Thursday 2ifb December
int. The public respectfully invited to attend
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County Court, McMinn County, Tenn
James Wallin and John Wallin.
The Heirs Of Elizabeth Wallin. dece.aed.


Petition for Sale for Partition.
Taappearing from the allegations in the
=. OIL, which 10 sworn to, that Thomas Wal
lin, John Wallin. Jesse wallin. Issao Wsll;n
Sarah Igo. formerly Sarah Wallin. Nancy
Maiiin, who married Danl wallin. James
Wallin, Dr., John Wallin, Jr Eliza Jane Wal.
lin, Nancy Wallin, Matilda walliu. and
Mary Ann Wallin, are non.resdents of the
State Of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post.
newspaper published in the town of Athens
Tennessee, for four successive weeks, reouir.
ing said non'resldents to appear at the April
county, Tennessee, at the Court.bouss in
Athens. and then and there plead, answer or
demur to said petition. or the same will be
set for hearing er parte and decreed accord
ingly. WIN. GEORGE ClerI
Feb IL, ls5s-4t-prs fee $4-4sO
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-19

- Punch says; "To find out whom
child loves. make It apresent, and notice
to lwhomlt il most eager to show that pres
emit, sAulsingly. To find out whom wo-
man .hates--do exactly the same thing" (
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-19

ZUO0O frlxes OF S6each.
Whole Tickets SO; Halves -; Quarters $780,
II you purchase two Tickets Of them must draw a.
Certificate Of Package 16 Whoes will be for $4,000
Do do 10 Halves, do do. $500
DO do IS Quarters, do do $3.50
Do. do 16 Elghths, do do u,25
All orders for Tickets In the above splendid Schemes
will be faithfully and promptly Allied.
Address, TIL. HUBBARD &&O.,
Box 40, Baltimore, Md.
Persons In the West South can have their orders
filled In the Shelby College Lottery, Of Kentucky
Schemes exactly the same the above-and also drawn
under the management Of n. France 4 Co
Address, TIL. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
Feb ls-ly-49l Louisville, Ky.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-19

FEY Appointed discussion is now going on
as to "whethe. the Bible should be revised
or left alone" There may be some proprety
in revising it, but We guess it is sufficiently
"left alone" already.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-19

~ "Here's your money, dot. Now tell
me why your master wrote eighteen letters
about that paltry sum-" said an exasperated
debtor. sI'm sure, siy, can't tell sir; but if
you'll excuse me, sir, l think j was because
seventeen letters did not fetch IT,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-19

DOUGLASS AT TIE SoUTH.-rhe Louisiana
(Mo) Herald, Democratic paper, pays Sen.
ator Douglas the following compliment:
"Senator Douglas has left your party" IL
tauntingly thrown in our face every day. No
such thing, sir. That distinguished llinoi-
san to-day is as good Democrat MS he eve,
was, and we would sooner trust him-al-
though a Northern man-with the institu
tons Of the Sonth than any of those who at
tempt to taunt US with desertions.