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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

DEREMPToRY SALE AT AUrTIoN.-w. A. CARTER
will sell auction Wednesday, the 10th instant at 10
o'clock A. NJ at No 81 Ninth the following artc.es
lot of Teas Coees Soaps and Spices Sugar. Bns Shev
ing, empty Barrels Counters gas Fixtures liquor Casks
Bottles Segars and also Wagon set Of wagon Harness one
beautiful Horse for saddle harness. suitable for doc
tor grocer baker and good military Horse; large
gray Mare suitable for truck csrtpg Sale posuve post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

A UOTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.-SAMUEI. OS-
"A GOOD Auctoneer win sell Friday Dec. q 1852 ct
O'clock e. III Centre street second storyshe contents Of
Hoes do Gordons Quaro do; also large assortment OF
Type &c. belonging 70 first class Printing Office Catalogues
AMI ornin of aale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

HENRY IT. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
II q Nassau stree.-HENRY II. LEEDS 4 co will sell
at auction Wednesday and Thursday November 20,
and December !, ut half past ten O'Clock each
day the salesroon No. % Nassau streetLarse
of Carrara Marble Stauay Vases Bronzes including Vases
groups in aabaster representing Of the
most celebrated satuary Bardigio Sienna, white and
other marbles Grecian Roman Neapoan Etruscan Finren
other Vases; real Mosaic Centre Tables Vases
ported for private family Also for the same some beautiful
real Brunzes aran Figures large Ee; articles of vertu o
Real Marble sasy, shout 20 pisces snng usts Of
the Seasons original by Denedco Beggar Boy, by frsnzon
nj: Esher Iov Tennerann st John original by Barreie
Samuel after Ponpon and other Buss and Figures
by different artists The Of the above goods imported
by siynor a. b. PandoHn will be exhibition day
before sale. large assortment OF Sereoscopc
Cases Views of psn ahd coored American and Europsau
scenery Paper Epveopes &c The above goods will De
1 Ia IT tiox,1 da,,h nfofat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30
AsTROLOGY.

A sToNIsHING TO ALIAS MADAME MORROW Is
n seventh daughter Of astroogs, she has q peculiar
faculty this busness and by having been born with
her ce by virtue Of which she accurately
translate the language Of the 10 the amazing
Of human ears abe will cause speedy marriages. tell how
life the thoughts of vsers No. 18A Ludlow street. fifth
door below Houston street. Fee 30 cents Gentlemen not ad
tnfted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30
BOARDING AND LODGING.

A PRIvATH FAnILl, WITHOUT 0nILDkRA, HAv-
hre required. woph Yet he same with or whe1t7 Ii ID
partial board 10 one Or two gentlemen; references give
GEAR Smith, Byeoklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

A UCrToN sALE-TO CLOSE A CONCERN-ON MON.
day. Dec Of 10 O'Clock At A. sylyesters Blooming
Wagons Harness Manuscps Wardrobe, TO-, 30. formerly
owned by the Wells troupe GEORGE CLEMENS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

CHEEIFFs SALE OF AN IRON FOUNDRY.-CHAM-
y BERS FAIRCHILD, auctioneers. Office No. ll3 Mas
street will SELL this day II O'Clock, foot of Thirty
third street. Eleventh the contents Of an Iron
also the Right Title and Interest Of Peck McCArty said
Foundry Tools Machinery Lease of premises which they
had the 2is of May 1852 ut time thereafter
John KELLY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

A N. MERWIN, AUCTIONEER-BY BANGS MERwIN
"A. o. Trade sale rooms No Is Park row Thursday
morning. Dec At II O'Clock, Lace Papers and Euvs
Of superne English lace and embossed Papers and
Envelopes Of patterns To be sold for &C
&C mt OF whom II NAV concern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

CHERIFFs SALE-BRTTISH LUsTRE, POLISH, &C.
y CHAMBERS FAIRCHILD, aucioneers will sell this
day a their s Nassau street at 10 O'Clock large
large Press for pressing luse &C. The goods packed
in wooden boxes and In splendid order for any market
JOHN KELLY Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

A g. RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER.
"A bOQ Shoes Brogans Rubber at auction
by RICHARDS WHITING, Wednesday, Nov. 80 at l0H
clcck at store Corandt street, included In this sale
Mer's heavy grain andthick Boos assortment
Of Winter Goods. Catalogues morning OF SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

. CHRISTOPHER STREET.-MRS. H. ROEDER-
fO This astonishing and failing asrologs
gifted lady has returned 70 this city and gives trunforma
ton Of all affairs with and in regard TO health weand
raae love affairs journeys lawsuits difficulty In business
friends sickness &C. Mrs hocder when,
others FAIL Beware of impostors, and remember her
dem AZ CHRISTOPHER
, 1859-06-09
f{INE ART EAIIIBIrION.
EREH TO ALL.
The Village Blacksmith q!
VI. ceicfar.t la:fEE. hy Hvrrsre the crcat Animal
f.Suter Of En@l1ad, Is Row IN FREE ENIlBi Hun Vi
D. u. COOKE d cos,


NJ Ill iff................L Lake Street
Thy Il,nS !, some >:1t ty eight feet tn szr ind Is pro
n"uhse ny ar1S!s nl.tts1ee Its subject ca.Li.s nany
elcs lhs @lae H1acksu4ith REPRESENTS the interior It
3.ltir ami THO smith IN tic AFT at tDeinc arre .v1,c
r'T-s with his right ION iut stwrn Ills knccs Tut NJ
Lis iAn:v.s a'e f!:; 't If 1l- shr lis attention Is d.
:t'u, l.. ts! ,he s.'ng Ecscs Q: his wife, who sa.!s
;srt" H. -sds With t '!uuer sssset her arm fu-
l'1 suuEa ~ lls tn:ru'i a's srtrd IN tht operation
on The tore Is rh"iIef 1lsH tEu1c In tcurc-a xrun
Of h"F "nc Of The tuet have ever sca "a can
feanw's lines. # r.
"Ihe nnsu, ! staswa1t Was he"&c
w'nsn whu in her .;ev rhers" like blessing
rcniuIinS one IT WoodwurtA's
"";-cnaturcnn not too bright and good
Fur Lu'lan la1utvs daily fouI."
ind nootc hounl maryc]ouay frcslort+nr reminding
If >ir alter Scott with his Auntsnn and hounds. il IS
piece ard we rnnnt contemplated long without all
inx ln live. 1t k4st xit the and e hr thv nrs.
Ef'csse1 grace Of the angel an tho magnificent eauy f
she a'inal kinxio,n fra horse that and IL!
sugn *ou.r wife. We would give our hcart and !ftc.
ihe Cn*tnnpontan Ar Association having purchased the
a1t crlrfrated pxiunR for The If $3H will {ts
eaLiti'ion n the rueil ccs a upon the sia1oerc
"cre will ftrni tre Of the Lending ptings to h. ax5rI
ctn subscribers Of the Association January next isG1
ION exhibition for ~ aays "ly from 4.x.so7rx.
, 1859-06-09


THE STORY coyFlRAEp-sTATEuESr OF AZ EYE
W1TSgss-T1E Ct RLs HISTORY.
To- the Editors Of tue Evening Post:
In Sour notice Of double-headcd girl On cx
hibltion III Georgia you express doubts rs to th,
truth Ut the statement contained in the notict
you published. One year ago this month saw
THIS ch'Id IN st. Louis, Missouri. She is slayt
born IN North Carolina While an infant sht
| was sold for one thousand dollars At the an
OF SIX or seTen years she was sold again for fiTe
| thousand dollars. The owner took the child to
England and exhibited it to hundreds of tbous.
| ands in the old world. The present owur,
oought ITS mother, went to England, and insti.
tuted legal proceedings in the name of the MO.
ther for the custody Of her child.
Ihe resemblance which the child bore to the
mothcr was SO strong that the presiding Judge
directed it to be gi5en up to the MOTHER which
was done. The late owner then offered to de.
Inslte In court fifty thousand dollars to the ere.
ut of the mother If she would commit the child
10 h1m again. and remain with it herself :: for by
.he Avs Ct England. she aud her child were free
put The oler was declined. ''What should do
WIN so much money!" said she. II wish to
return with my child to North Carolina which
she did by way Of New York.
Hcr owner then asked the mother in what
manner she wished to live, aud be would con
form tolt- She asked for little cottage and a
patch Of ground where she could raise her own
cnlc1ens. There, says fler master, she Hives.
with her husband and five other children whicj,
ne has purchased. Two others were sold while
Young to ueBro.trader; and nothwithstundinp
mat the master Of this valuable family has Offer.
"a hre hundred dollars to know who is the pres
ent owner OF these two, no trace can be found
OF their whereabouts.
never slw q more spripht1y child nf ;ts mn
than this wonderful twin child; which in fact il
Two children in everything but the BODY A lit
he below the shoulder blade there is but one
, 1859-06-09
:Futniture, .Nc.
r. LIE G ANT FURNITURE
G. NOR GAN,

~ Ill " r. 1t II II
Aso Lake Street 199
hRow selling bis lasEe aad beautiful stock Of
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, OAK AyD W.ryrr
FURNITURE,
ess than N<T York COST It oue of the Arrest md
ocSt selected Socka tf Furniture we3 Of New YnrS anil
II" oe soh Tor Caah II Cot and nay articles Of spieudI
Rosewood and Mahogany
For much Ies than cost. Amnre the ruur,uus art;.r.
eatnp7saoE thh Hoek are New and Must Ect suit. Of
P&rssr, 1sdroons As& Library IN s.sss.
ROSEWOOD. Mahogany. WALNUT AND OAK
From sl4 to eljo. uat Tree. of sysry kid.
BUREAUS,
LIBRARY CHAIRS or
Efey desept!on- Prices ranging from II to TO- In ,ho,t
eferJ kind Of Furniture Satxiae for 80 e"
HoCsE FURNISHING,
May Be fad It the Loves9 Cash Prise, by apo1,tnp =.
above.
III IN also constantly recevinx new FurnItnrr fn,
Ge* ioTk and Boston Of the Latest StvIea Mod Annny
EteIns and u the most substantial lad durable u,aLs
, 1859-06-09

In the revolutionary movement Of MAY, Isis.
ABORTION OF the population Of Naples took sides
with the army. So also did the National GuarI
when the cries Of ssea IL ,+pwIyae were lleur1i,
islc tnsurrcctiuu was ove1llrown. Will, it f.!l
the constitution. Between tic radicals aud the
government the constitutional party was crush
I'd out. The radicals s,rove t., carry the iusur
rcct1on int" Calabria. but failed in that too. Il
was then that the nickname ct "l,omba" was
applied to the King. The radicals appealed 10
Italy against Ferdinand, TO whom they applied
dcred the troops to bornbari the citv. Tbat
cpithct abbreviated iuto "I}omta," las since
been generally used to designate him.
, 1859-06-09
39reaa Grihtt1te.


JOB PRINTING. /.
Tit Pk1ss Axp Tk,su1E o11cr prepared 70 execute On
short notice. rrery Yasty Of Job Printing IL the uz,r mAr
TrA and II tie Loe AsiHg Prie-. Particular attention
Etveato lhs pantngof
TCstxEsA CA4pA LITTER HxAps nu1Hv.n.
IikGt1r71, Poa1rEa P1oca.xxE
fAhFN1E11. CtkECl4ER {.ntcre
BLANK Np1xA LAHI1A TIcr~
ETrElATIN1 In CoLoRs Fl
In al s varieties. donc In bcal style and 1t moderate
rates. An examination a specimens and saices /, ,csnec,
1ily!uyited.
~ ordenfioa the country promptly allied, and md st
home bJ e1prca.
, 1859-06-09

1he iots belonging 70 LIND UNIVERSITY. and now
o9eTGd for sale present. favorable Inducements 10 persons
M1sh1. to e1!oy he country life within hour
They are located nj Lake Fo:e the wet bank Of Lake
Lake, about twentysx ntlcx nofth f Chicago On both
s5c4 of u Chicago and Milwaukee, Rassoads abound ia
nnnc and other springs and nature. heautje and In the
opinion of our bert physicians the Advantages for Lea..
s and Ftdence be exceeded by anr pu the sca
A'"re OF IN the Westc.n country. ~ - @'1' '|4
4ne Acaoef1y building ue preparatory department Of
Lima University has becu erected tic past sea.on md ID
a0w In tnssfl operation tn charge Of 5. F. Miller A. 81
rev Passenger Depot, Store and Eaurt than DOZEN
aTclnn{H hare been erected within the rast yyaf
. andto4t 10 the regular thrnlEh ts1s acconnda
cn usln taxing passengers Communication tickets 1t half
tc Ees7 Ears leaves tfg0 csc} evening rctusns ev-
" morning. thus aHorsinE business au opportunity 10
soe"u ue day in t city and t with their families 1t ulrht
good hotet haa heen opened aud in successful opcatIun
Lake For~t Association havc also few lo:s mostly
!h sAag Putpaeet lying the town. containing TUta
aud on Usual time. F>
Iie sqe,cIcE haa within the pa. year sold over twelve
tLe.A'a 4uaFe worth Ut the as belonging IL The I'M
se:sty and Ansoatln, and prt~es sta eE n.e lota
cultivation. ~
of further particulars a1ry to Peter FAgc No. = NaA-
ntn s.eet q addsc:s him thruugh the F0A Ufce Io1
yt. Chicago. Illinois. iETER PAtiE Hspnt
HiF6 en- '-f --%~A~'
, 1859-06-09
ThoSc who arn 1nriono +o

witness ths wonderful perfection to which A. Ohswa1dt
ta manager Al batcleoss n. ~ as broush, tue nuanu
3acure Of Wigs and Teuae Invited 10 Wilt liz VIZ
aud Hair Dying Rooms nj No. fremont Block and cxar
tns these corlou. productions If art No scut1ny c,n d.
set the ss1tlas fun tie natural when adjusted 10 ths
l,3t. t.a,.
, 1859-06-09

immediately on bis accession to the throne, ths
constitution and q general amnssty.
s1W uonKs Is ENGLAND.
There ass not many new books Of nots this
season; indeed hardly know Of one which haa
recently nude its appearance in this country
Whose Reputation IS likely to laat. The feud be.
tween Mr. Dickens and bis old publishers has
been finally Terminated By hts purchase Of the
copyright Of Household Words" for es 200.
aud its incorporation with his new serial :tAli
tue Year Round" Everybody is glad of this,
aud tue popularity Of the learned and inventive
author seems to be greater than eYer.
, 1859-06-09


During Bomba's sickness, his wife. Queen
Maria 1ieresc. Was ncyer absent from his couch.
despite tic loathsome character Of the disease
which was slowly eating him up 1t wus mt
alone sense Of duty to her husband that made
her consent 10 breathe the atmosphere of the
sick chamber That may have had its influence
On dcr. But her princiral motive is represent
ed to have been the qualification OF IN ambitious
wish to bare her son placed on the throne Of
the kingdom Of the two SIeitics. This son, tile
Count Of Tranf, is, as We have shown. in his
twenty first ycur. lie is allicd 10 the House Of
.Austria-his mother being a daughter Of the
late Arch1uke Charles. She wanted the King
TO ,oule him us his successor; but whether be.
cause he did not believe III lis approaching d.
cease, or because lie would not dcpriyc Of hi.
rights tile legitimate heir to the throne, she an
pears to have becn unsuccessful; for the same
despatch that announces his death saws thut
FrAncls II. had assumed the rcins OF govern.
nacnt. The same Paris letter from which we
have quoted abuse. in speaking Of this intrigue
aud the Tlst'ors connected Herewith, says that
Il Is certainly true that the young Count de-
IFan1 (thr Qacen's sony is deep in tic affairs Of
government. that he sits ut the Board Of Minis
tsrs with, and iu spite Of his elder brother, and
that large party is formed against the cifi.
l.'ate heir Of the throne, who DO all their mower
10 d'serea't him in the public opinion, md ac-
eusc him at once Of obsuuacy, weakness and
1eroc'ty. and that these intrigucs confuse and
trouble public opinion, and are not without their
effects On the dynasty.
, 1859-06-09

For weeks before 1ls drath lie is said to have
been one h"rria purifying mass. The brain
alone retained its vi.or. Ills physicians held
oat to linn n" hope ut life. bu: he needed them
Eno'rlvd.Encnt Of his hosrtabic reception ut
Hactn IN lsiS-son.e relics and piece Of tue
blessed shirt which is supposed TO have ln;racu
lous gifts. The snoribund Kin. c!up@ to these
Is drowning man will grasp ut Straw, and
would not believe that With these relies l,y hiln.
and with the masses thu! were hourly offered VI,
him for his uwn. yuin del,,sion. That mil,
death which with equal tread steps to tic door
Ut tue palace and uf tic cottage, came und sum,
n'ortd ir"m lis sunptuous palace the SECOND Of
The Nssp"litai Fcrdinauds aud ut that sum.
mons who ciu stayy
, 1859-06-09

The Eoya1sts ind the node7ata liberals at.
1s.outed to him, nove1thelsss, tie most e1osl.
down By the authority of tho King an. The La.
tsed Of the Queen, and forced, ike tfMxuc;eut
Roman, to play the part Of brute until he sl,nll
show himself to be . Brutus. They assumed
that his exaggerated icrotinn was but = 1eiut to
dlsarm suspicion, citing various actions Of tirm-
ness and benesolence; anal promise, in his uame.
, 1859-06-09

Nothing could be mere rcassuring for the
Government than the general tone Of public
feeling in regard to the wur / lave ret to meet
single man, woman or child Of the French ueo-
pie who is not IN favor Of it, or single person
who seems disposed to take advantage OF the
war Or the Empcror'1 absence to create cml,ar-
rassnenss TO his dynasty. Certainly, the day Of
the Emperor's lnorriage, no ono could have fore
seen the calm that now reiyns under Ke,,ency
Of which Eugenie de MontiIo is the tautai1e. il
is indeed a spectacle which adds immense moral
torce to the cause in which the army of France
is engaged, and proves that the people, at least,
arc convinced Of Its justice and its sanctity.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-09-23
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MilifQru na1lono

J.BERRiES LlNDsLEY, M.D.,p.p., Chancellor of the
University, and Professor of Chemistry and &C.
Ology.
Col. b. II. JOHNSON. Superintendent of the Militia
ry College and Professor of Engineering.
JAMES +. HAMILTON, AM, Professor of Mathc-
MATES, and Natural Philosophy.
j. III. STEWART, AM, Professor of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
GEORGE = BLACKIE A.M.,N.D., Professor of BOta-
ny and Natural History.
Rev. j. W. llOYrE, AMM.D.. Professor of Mental
and Moral Philosophy. and Biblical Literature.
c. X. WINSTON. MD, Surgeon. .. .,
The First Term of the Academic Year lS59-GG
commences on the 9TH of September 1859
The Second Term commences ON the 2Sd Of
January, 1860. Commencement Excrcises take
place on the 9TH of June. 1860.
Tuition. Boarding, Washing, Fuel. Rooms. Ser
wants attendance. and .tsc of Arms, sos Der
Term. Naturalization Fee, So. Students are re-
quircd to furnish their rooms. Engineering
French, Spanish, German. Drawing. Book Keeping
| and Fencing. each $40 per Term of twenty weeks.
| In the regular Collegiate Course, the ancient
reputation of the University for Scientific and
Classical Scholarship will he maintained, aud at
| the same time, every facility afforded those who
| desire to pursue partial course Besides the
four regular College Glasses there is also Pre-
| paraory Glass. Students under II years of age
will not be admitted.
By the aid Of Military Discipline. effective gov
eminent is established. and health, physical cul-
| ture good order and industrious habits are pro-
noted
For Catalogues, or additional information apply
to any Member of the Faculty, or
b. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent
A.. n
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-09-23
TELEGRAPHIC.

Ncw York, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Nortl
Star from Aspinwall has arrived.
A revolution has broken out in Cost,
RIGA.
President Mora has been oyertbrowr
and banished with his brother Gen. Nor,
and Gerras.
Montellegago has been chosen Provis
ional President. ...
Saiarai is commanding the troops.
San Jose is chief of the consprators.
President Mora arrived here on tho
North Star.
The Greytown harbor is partially closed
subscriptions are being taken to remove
the distractions.
Nicaragua news unimportant.
An armistice of fifteen Gays has been
agreed upon between the inhabitants Of
Guayaquil and the Peruvian blocl<adcrs
Washington, Sept. l5.--Gen. Scott has
been geographically summoned to Wash
ington, probably about the San Juananc-
fair.
New York, Sept. l5.-1he Heralds
Special correspondent says the Admins
tration is fearful of collision at San Ju-
an before dispatches can reach General
Harvey.
Wheeling Va, Sept. l5.-James Stewart,
OF the firm of w. & j. Stewart, of this city.
was found dead in the market house, near
his own store about o'clock this eve
ming, having been stabbed in the heart
There is no clue to the murderer.
In fight among some rowdies, on the
far grounds, hisaiternoon, Major Baldwin
stabbed VIM. Donovan SO severely in the
throat that his life is despaired of. Bald
win is in custody. "- =
Boston, Sept. lS.-Mr. Davis and wife,
OF New Orleans, while in a carriage yes
terday, were struck by locomotive on
the Worcester Railway. Mrs. Davis was
killed, and Mr.. Davis severely injured.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-09-23
NOTICE,

DURsUANT TO DECREE OF THE
l. County Court of Roane, made at the Septem-
Der session, 1853, in the cause pending therein be-
tween Hamilton Gray, Administrator of Gilling-
ton Hart, deceased, complainant, and the heirs
OF ellington Hart defendants, | will, on Sat
urday, the 22d day of October next expose to sale,
at the Courthouse door in Kingston, to the high
es' bidder, upon credit Of six months, Except
the sum Of ten per cent. ON the amount bid, which
will be required to be paid in hand,) the TRACT
Or LAND belonging to the estate of rGillington
Hart, deceased, and being The same whercon he
resided at the time of his death, situate in the I'd
Civil District of Ronne county, Tcap., containing
200 acres, more or less The purchaser will be
required to give bond with good security, and a
lien will he retained on the Land until the con-
alteration is paid. This 9th day Of September,
1859. JAMES T. SHELLEY (yerk -
Sept 10, lS59-5t-Iis fee $f,SO-573
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-09-23
Chancery Court, Athens, Tennessee.

Nancy Graves,
Christopher Graves, c. c. Knox, Jannette Sharp
and Jacob Sharp, minor and Nat. Atkinson and
james Ak nson, Admir- &c.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM AN
Il allegation in the bill, that Jannette Sharp and
Jacob Sharp, the latter "A minor, Nat. l.. Atkinson
and James Atkinson who is the surviving Admin
istrator of John Atkinson, deed, are non residents
OF the State Of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post, a
newspaper published in the town of Athens Ne
Mimi county, Tennessee, for four successive weeks
requiring said nonresident defendants to make
their personal appearance ut our next Court of
chancery, to be holden in Athens aforesaid. on
the Sd Monday in February next Qs6O,) to plead,
answer or demur to compliments bill filed as
aforesaid, or the same will he taken as confessed
us to them and set for hearing accordingly.
WIN. LOWRY, C. d NJ
Sept 20, 1s59-it-prs fee S3-57i
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-09-23


PHYSICIANS are generally 10th to speak a word
IN praise OF what are called patent medicines -
Indeed it is article in the code of medical eth
les, that physician who sanctions the use of such
remedies cannot be considered member of the
National Association. But there are exceptions
to the most stringent rules, and many of the dis
ciples OF Escuiapius have actually been compelled
by the force of facts to recommend the use of DIR.
j. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, for
those diseases which are particularly prevalent
during the summer and fall They have asccr-
tanned that there are remedies in the pharma-
copia which can compare with this wonderful
compound for arrangement of the system. Thou
sands of families residing along the low grounds
of the Western and Southern rivers. are now con
WINGED that they have found medicine peculiar
" adapted for their ailments, while in other por-
tons of the country, during the summer months
the demand for the article is equally large.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally.
S9i- See advertisement in another column.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-09-23
Sherif"s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF SIX ORDERS OF SALE,
ID issued from the Office of the Clerk of the Cir.
cunt Court of Mesiinn county, and to me directed,
will, ON Monday, the 9TH day of November next.
at tho Courthouse door in Athens, sell to the
highest bidder for cash in hand all the right, title.
interest and claim that John +. Power has in and
to -Four Hundred and Eighty Acres of Land, w.
ing in the I'd civil district of McMinn county,
Tenn, and adjoining the Lands of Daniel and
John McPhail, p. Monroe and others, aud known
as the home place of the said John +. Power
Levied on to satisfy six judgments and costs re-
covered against said John r. Power before Justices
of the Peace-one in favor of Dealerick a Lowry.
one in favor of Q. f Gibson, one in favor of Sc
born lIornsby, one in favor of W. NJ. Sehorn
for use of A. ii, Grow, and two in favoro of G. W.
Ross. j. A. GOIJLDY SL,r;T
Sept 10, Is5e-3t-prs fec sS,2O-573