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ward Association,



Benspolent Institutions established by special
dOsomsnt for the relief Of The sick and distressed
afflicted acith Virutsnt aud Epidemic Diseases.
,0 all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as
Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence,
Gonorrhea, Gleet Syphilis, the Vice Of oHsnisn, %
Self Abuse, &C., &c.
The Howard Association, in view OF the AWFUL destruc.
tion Of human fe caused by Sexual Diseases and the
receptions practsed upon the unfortunate victims Of
such diseases by Quacks several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, charitable act worthy
their name to open Dispensary for the treatment Of
this class OF diseases in all their forms, and to give
Medical ddrice gratis TO all who apply by letter. with
description of their condition, Gage, occupation hab
its of life, &c) and in OF extreme poverty, to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II Is
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age aud will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors review OF the past, feel assured
that their labors in this sphere OF benevolent effort
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted, especially
TO the young, and they have resolved TO devote them
selves, with renewed ZEAL this very important but
much despsed cause.
Just published by the Association, a Report Sper-
matorrhea, Seminal Weakness the vice Of 0nanism,
Masturbation Self Abuse and other diseases q the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which viii
be sent by mail lin 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. HRARrw.LL, President.
GEO. PlIRcHILD, Secretary. Feb 5-ly-4S9
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TRRRIrFIo FieHr OF EAeLEs.-0n Satur.
day last week, Mr.. Jones, the proprietor Of
tho lower saw mill, at Natchez, discovered
two gigantic eagles in the air over the river
engaged in furious combat. One was the
great Grey American Eagle, and the other
the Ball Headed Eagle. In their tremendous
struggle, they grappled and came down
splashing into the river, where the fight con-
ilnued as furious rs ever. A steamboat
passed over them, which submerged them
and nearly drowned them, and Mr.. Jones,
immediately coming on them in skift, was
ao'e 10 capture and bring ashore both of
Them, although they were so fierce he was
obliged when on shore to knock both of
them senseless before he could bind them
with cords. lie will keep both Of them in
cages for great national days, celebrations
and elections.
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ANOTHER EXCITING NOVEL
THE oASxBAL ooUN-oR, THE DEMON or TEE
LAGER-BEER CELLAR

LAdhh-bEEA NElLAh
CHARTER I-"Wot, no. there-lights !" ex.
claimed Count Alfonso de Bummero, as he
wiped his grizzly mustaches onto the edge OF
the table cloth and stomped the heel OF his
heavy stogies onto the, floor Of the lager beer
cellar in his rage-"Wot, no, there Lights,
! sayT'
"Yah, mynheerl" exclaimed Carl Sehweil.
head, as he instantly placed before the hun
CRY Alfonso big dish of fried lights, the re-
mains Of a sleeps haslet which had been
thrown out from the sassige meat.
Enough, eatif, begone y yelled the Count,
as he stuck his fork into piece of the savOry
mess, and continued his frugal repast.
CHAPTER lI.-Speedily did the Count dis
patch his lights and then, as a dark scowl
o'erpread his swarthy face, he nervously
clutehed his knife and again his heavy heel
was buried in the yielding floor.
''Sehweilhead ~ be cried, and the white
foam gathered about his lips, 'Schweilhead
come err hausi"
"Vat list der mattersl" queried the bluff
landlord, as he stood before his guest
''Sweitzer kaise und lager I" was the reply,
and the Count ground his teeth tremendously.
''Sol YAH" returned Carl, and he produced
the required luxuries.
CHAPTER llL-"Blood and thunher |" roar
ed the Count, after having swallowed hull
cheese and a cask Of lager. ''am | never to be
waited ont Sehwelhead. | say |"
"Yah u and the trembling landlord stood
before him.
"SaLsages and preitzels" almost shrieked
the Count; "quick, or der
"Oh, mine eota-mighteys, yah y replied
the host, and the articles were brought
m her ho,, I ah ha
nerved to the task r. Kissed the grim Count
between his act teeth, as he swallowed his
last morsel of preitzel, "Schwelhead, come
hither"
"Yah mynheerl Van you wants, nowi"
Something to eat u roared the enraged
| Count.
"Oh, mine Cot 7" calculated the miserable
landlord, "vot shall dol"
"Do catiffl !" shrieked the Count "hast no
beef.steak, mutton.chop, or veal cutletP
"Neinl" returned the host.
"Then fetch me some fried liver, some pigs
kidneys, a couple o fried eggs turned over, a
| couple O fish balls some sour krout and halt
dozen picked ing. uns Dye hear, mon.
sterl jump"
"Oh, yahl" exclaimed the unhappy Schweil
head, Got in Himmel, vot u mans" And
the articles were produced
CHAPTER V.-Again an awful summons
smote upon the ear of Schweilhead and he
hastened to obey it.
"Detestable traitorl' roared the Count,
'hast anything in thy vile abode to keep a
furnishing traveller from starvationi Hast
anything to eatp
''Nein, mine Coil" exclaimed the landlord,
"nothings at all you eat up everythingsl !"
"Liar" roared the Count, glaring savagely
upon the affrighted landlord, you have a
beautiful daughter"
"Oh, mine grashusl" exclaimed the misera.
BILE man, "you toni wants TO eat her, too 7"
"Beastl" yelled the Count, send hither
the fair Katrinal"
And he sent her.
The remainder Of this sanguinary and ex'
citing story will appear sometime between
now and the year 1900, in the Universal
Weekly Kerfummux, the publication oil
which tremendous journal has just been com
menced. Have patience.
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THE PLEASURES OF HEAvEN.-Jeremy
Taylor speaking Of the widow Of black
smith, who was constantly !aboring to pro-
cure the necessaries of life, thus quantity por-
trays her character: "Thus she lived, poor,
patient and resigned. Her heart was pas
sion flower, bearing within it the crown of
thorns and the cross of Christ. Her ideas of
heaven were few and simple. She rejected
the doctrine that it was the place of constant
activity and not of repose, and believed that
when she at length reached it she would
work no more, but sit in clean white apron
and sing psalms"
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rR- The New Orleans Delta, referring to
the probability of the President being able to
carry the admission of Kansas by Executive
influence, seems to think the expedient will
not answer in the present case. Quoth the
Delta:
Executive influence is great, and may some
times be relied on with confidence, but in the
contest now on hand, Mr.. Buchanan will find
il wenk and impotent. The rank and file of
the Northern Democracy will turn at the first
fire and desert to the enemy. Mark the pre-
diction! Jackson would have shot them in
their tracks; Buchanan will aim to win them
bncx. The fight, however, will be desperate.
Stand to one side.
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MAKE A BsGINNING.- in all
things that if you do not begin you will new
CT come to an end. The first weed pulled up
in the garden, the first seed set in the ground,
the first shilling put in the savings bank, and
the first mile travelled in n journey, are all
important things-they make beginning,
aud thereby hope, promise. pledge, an
assurance, that you are in earnest with what
you have undertaken. How many poor, idle
erring, hesitaiing outcast is now creeping and
crawling his way through the world, who
nigh, have held up his head and prospered'
il, instead OF putting off his resolutions of
amendment and industry, he had only made
beginning.
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The BANKS IN VIReISIA.-The bill pend
ing in the Virginia House of Delegates .e-
quiring the banks in that State to resume
specie payment on the LIST of April exempts
any bank from the payment Of specie for any
note held by or due TO any other bank or
banking company which does not redeem its
own notes and pay its deposits when de-
handed in specie. The bill also requires
every bank failing TO redeem its notes on and
after the LIST Of April to forfeit and pay to the
State one.half of one per cent. upon its CAPT
tai stock on the first day of every month.
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Forest Hill Academy,

U. L. YORK, Principal.
THE Spring Session of this Institution will open on
Monday, 22d February ins Term OF Session, twenty
weeks.
Tuition. H8
FIRST Class $500 .'..-.-'...'.....'soV
Second " .-.--..---..-....... wv
Payable one-half 10 advance. No pupil permitted 20
enter the School without Ticket signed by Secretary.
No deduction made for lost time unless in Of pro-
tracted sickness contingent fee Of 81 per session
will be charged. By order Of the Board.
Feb 19-tf-49l TII0S. A. OLEAGE, sec'y.
ETNCURRENT as9SEY.-Bls Of the Banks
OF farewell, Claiborne, Trenton, Jefferson, Shell
byville Lawrenceburg and Knoxville will be taken at
Is cents per dollar for goods and 10 cents In payment
of debts Persons owing will do well to AVIAN them
selves Of this opportunity pay in nncurrent funds
Feb 10 SEH0RN 1IORNsBY.
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New YoRK, Feb. 2l.-1'he British and
North American Royal Mail Steamship Afri-
en-. Captain N. Shannon, has arrived with
Liverpool dates to Saturday afternoon, Feb.
9th.
News from the continent is unimportant.
The English Parliament assembled on the
4th February. Lord Palmerston gave notice
of his intention TO bring forward bill in re-
gard to conspiracies, and to meet the refugee
question. He stated that he had received a
dispatch from the French Government, calling
his attention TO the refugee question, but
that he had rot responded to it.
Roebuck spoke in bitter terms Of the EN-
peror Napoleon and French officials general
ly, but was promptly rebuked by Lord Pal
merston.
French Consols are not hereafter to grant
passports to British subjects.
Jerome Bonaparte has been invested with
a right TO seat in the French Council oil
State, and will preside in the absence of the
Emperor
The proposed change in the government
Of India seems to be attracting general atten-
ton. Lord Palmerston has given notice Of a
bill to take the control of India out of the
hands Of the East India Directors.
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A SINGULAR ATTITUDE.-The members of
the Virginia legislature are said to object to
the position of the new statue OF WASH
ington, in that the eyes are turned to the
House of Delegates, while the index finger
of the right hand points significantly in the
direction Of the Penitentiaru.
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I'm Nrcer,nr Tickets or Certified


Eclose the money TO address for the Tickets or
acred, on receipt OF which they will be forwarded by
ert mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In any
hEnfe they may designate.
Thelst OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes WILDE sent
IN purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and rive their Post once, County and State.
Remember that every prize Is drawn, and pay
able In full without deduction.
All Prizes Of 81, 900 and under,paid immediate.
y after the Prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days. 49,.
All commune alton sstrictlyconndential.
Addrcss orders Tor Tickets or Certihcatesto
June 5-ly-4s4 4. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.
s1y- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or At
anta Ca can have their orders fed, and save time,
by addressing Swan Co., at either 81 those cities
yW- A list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each s emil
tied To- will be published after every drawing In the
following papers New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
charleston standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta In
tsIlIrenoer New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah
Morning News, Richmond prpatsh, New York Dispatch
and Pauldlng (Miss) ciaricn.
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sag- In the Senate yesterday, the resolu-
ton adverse to any change in the Federal
Constitution, was tabled. The remainder of
the day was occupied in discussing tho bill
to increase the capital stock Of the Bank of
Tennessee. The final vote upon the passage
o. the bill will be taken this morning.
NdshriH Daily NepS, Of Wednesday.
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e1g- or all the mean and contemplate
men-or persons calling themselves men, in
this world, he that sneaks through life on
tiptoe, with his ears to the key-hole of every
body's business but his own, is the most to
be detested.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

The Democrats Of the Senate will not, rs
has been stated, press the passage OF the bill
for the admission Of Kansas, exactly IN the
form reported by the Committee on Terrific
ries. There is the highest authority IOr
saving that when the subject comes up ~,
consideration, m amendment viii De oiie''U
from that slde and doubtlessly adopted ex-
pressly declaring that nothing IN the ''e'V
ton constitution shall be construed or heiu
70 iDts,rers with the right of the people to
altar, amend, or modify 1t at pleasure.
The Pennsylvania Democratic members oil
,hs House, last night, had full and free in
,.,.bsooe of opinions, continuing four hours
on the Kansas and other questions. Moth
inc of nm affirmative character was consume
tad. The utmost confidence and respect
was expressed for the President. Although
regretted they were compelled to differ from
him or that subject, they had no disposition,
whatever. to embarrass the Administration
in its general policy.
The report Of the Senate Committee on
Territories in relation to Kansas says that
they do not approve of the ordinance accom-
panying the Lecompton Constitution, and
therefore oppose its acceptance. They do
not regard it as'any part Of the Constitution
nor will its approval or disapproval by Con-
press affect the validity of the Constitution
ifKansas is admitted into the Union as re-
commended.
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Schools IN PRovIDENcE.-The quarterly re.
view and examination of the City Schools of
Providence, R. l., have been recently com.
pleted with the following results:
The whole number of pupils belonging to
the schools is 1885. The average number to
each teacher in Ward 8, is more than So in
Ward /, more than go. The average number
OF pupils to each teacher in the different
grades of schools in the city is as follows:-
10 the High School, 81; Grammar Schools, 81;
intermediate Schools 81: Primary Schools,
81. The whole number of Schools is As;
number of teachers l2s; annual cost Of tut.
tion $4,000, or less than So per quarter for
each pupil.
The number admitted to the Schools IS
increased 700 over the number received
during the corresponding term last year.
The evening Schools, eight in number, have
been highly prosperous, the average attend.
ance being about 1000. The expense of
maintaining them has been less than SO per
pupil for the term.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. lev. Fleming, alias
w. +. Norton, has been arrested, suspected
of numbering II, F. Robertson, at Winches-
ter, Tennessee, about Christmas. II is be-
lieved Flemming followed General Calhoun
and his party from Kansas, with nefarious
designs. He has been committed to jail to
wait information from Tennessee.
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A PATTERS.-Old Mrs. Darnley is pat
tern of household economy. She says she
has made pair Of socks last fifteen years, by
only knitting new feet to them every winter,
and new legs every other winter.
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Nsw York, Feb. 22.-Sales Of Cotton to.
day 800 bales. The market is buoyant.--
Midd:ng Uplands II 7.sc.
Flour firm. Sales 10000 bbls. s.t.
Wheat very dull. Corn heavy. Sales of
6.000 bushels at decline Of , cents per
bushel,
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New YORK, Feb. 23.-Saes of Cotton to-
day 5000 bales, the market closing firm
Flour closed with slight advance, sales
5000 barrels. Wheat quiet, with sales of
1000 bushels. Corn was very dull aud un-
settled.
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Atlanta Market.


ATLANTA, Feb. 90.
Since last market has exhibited good deal
of animation and If we had the stock would have a
lively trade. The market is amos! bare of BACON and
would SELL think, in small lots at 10Hc though 1OC
has been the ruling rate for hog round-not much
quiry for joints alone LARD in good demand at 10 a
101fc in barrels l0k a lie In kegs and cans WHEAT
and FLOUR remain nominally the same. OARS dull al
4Oc, sacked. Corn So % 60c sacked.
Very respectfully, sEAG0, ABBOTT CO.,
Co omission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga
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A CALcULATIoN.-lf the United States
were MS densely populated as Massachusetts,
there would be population of 446,0OO,0OO,
nearly equal to half the number on the whole
anrth
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 2l.-CoTToS-Sales
10000 bales. Prices stimulated by. the Alri-
cas- news, which was published this morning.
Middling llall+. Sugar, fair 3a5f. Molas-
ses 27a29. Other articles unchanged.
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SENATOR OoueLAs.-A tolegraphic d,s.
patch from Washington 10 the Phiiaedelnbi,
Pennsyvanian says: "Mr, Douglass did not
attend the caucus Of Democratic Senator,
This morning, and will not meet with them
hereafter. lie is now wholly and Openly
Nhh-the Black Republicans"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

The EARTHQUAKE AT NAPLEs.-From
Naples further accounts raise the computed
number Of victims from the earthquake. 1t
is now supposed that 10000 persisted, while
100000 have been rendered houseless.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-The duel between
Lieutennnis Bell and Williams, took place
to-day at Bladensburg. Neither was hurt.
The affair between Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Cul-
lon, is still in a5eyance. All the parties are
absent from the city, and nothing is known
about them.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26
J. w. GAUT Il CO.,
Com mission Merchants

Bay street, ...SAVANNAH, "a,
WILL give strict attention 10 the sale Of all Country
w Produce consigned to their care.
NV. Gaut will give personal attention to purchasing
on order Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Salt, &c.
liberal share Of patronage respectfully solicited.
J. W. GAur, late Of the firm OF Gaut Mcpherson,
Knoxville, Tenn.
n. n. BsiRpES, OF the firm Of Dearden 4 Francisco,
Macon, Ca 81 Feb i2-tf-4oO
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

Ley Never 90 TO bed ut ten, and leave
your wife up till two with a sick baby, and
look pitchforks at her at the breakfast table,
next morning, because the meal is half an
hour too late.