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Newspaper Page Textj6l 3E* j§l Iff I Jjt.If* © U3R. YOL the Imifl'irni $;i»» rr - I'l I'.MSIIBB WEEHI-l - SLEDGE & CHASE, Editors anil Pmpm'lovs. VjjJSOS D. STONE, PUBLISHER. Granite Ron Up-stain, No. 7, rrETi^is - From the Edinburgh Review. The Euglish Language- The time seems fast approaching when tho English language will exorcise over the other languages of the world a pre dominance which our forefathers little dreamt of. When Lord liacon aimed at futurity in his writings, he set himself to write in Latin : ‘1 do conceive,’ he says, ‘that the Latin volumes being the ATHENS, GEO, THURSDAY, JUNE £3.1859. ? ip selves, wo cannot cheat nature. A cer tain amount of food is necessary to a healthful,body, and if less than that amount he furnished, decay commences the very hour. ]t is the same with sleep,, and, any one who persist in allow ing himself less than nature requires, will only hasten his arrival at tho mad house or the grave. Here arc a few hints for making choice cakes': 11 'ashington Cakes.—IScat together one qaurt of milk, an ounce of butter ; , ii> " ^ 1CH abo "t lukewarm, pour into them rn nil 1 MIS PER ANNO. IN ADVANCE } universal language, may last as long as two pounds of flour, adding a cent’s vOUJhi.. ,,,'iivrn I books last. Milton—‘ocing content W01t |, 0 f yeast, three eggs, and a table hese islands as my world’—con- S | )0 onful 0 f 8a jt. Place the batter in himself in his great works to the | j mng> ] ct ; t stan( ; ov „ r n j g j lti and tJle go of these islands : lie ‘cared not ncxt mor „j ug ; t j a _ qu j c l/ fiveu „.i tF.ftnwfi ner- three quarters of an hour rniiLMts i ntv a.t.suji. • - OR THREE DOLLARS IF DELAYED. | ^ . , Mill in lltlvn |U'C« *»• X CO- | \\ 11 II l* - To Club* remitting ■“ ai1 nl r inpt l jridored a* wishing to continue il, and ‘"--Id WMa ' r^Sopapor will I" d',s~..R-*c,\ M the Ji^i.f l\io editor*.) until all arn-!itn"<-» are |»»1. ■;\TI'.s OV AOVKIlTItU^h. a Formic *,pmrc .rm ; *.s .. 2 >t J fcype, "V *l”><e equivalent. „ee-ly eoiilim: FUtucrtion, and fifty ceuls tor • at ton. . f„r venriy ml |i»8pecial eoutr.i'-l* can >' M*inR. . inserted ntthe usual r, ‘ Legal ndverti-, , llt ,. |t*ee. Five l>»ll v Anaeimei'iS' ' fable ill "dvam *jR.ul.t ntwnvii lmve the it joe. m irk.-.l tl -rwrk*- •n.'w l M ■Ml;., amt charged am-ordiugly. dm*'' sired ivSk-ii ,iu d 11 1 tnguage to he once named abroad,’thougli per^ haps lie ‘inight have attained to that, had lie desired it. So little was Eng lish literature known in France two hundred years ago, that bt certain di rections given for the arrangement of a I library all English books arc passed ov er with tho curt observation—‘vix tnare i tratisfoittant.’ According to Waller, it was a crowning achievement ol Crom well's vast mind, that - our language is spoken even’under the tropic.’ The 0 f a pound of white sugar, and pour onY a.iguago of Britain crossed the sci long, haU tumlder of coUl w " ter , 5nto * it> aml before its literature, for in Swift s tune L ct it ovet the fne unti! it boils clear- the literature is spoken of as being still Lcat Mwiyegga , , he whites and yolks confuted ‘to these two tsla-.ds. Dr. John- sqi eratc!y, and after the sugar and wa- son about a century ago, when applying ter has C()oled> add the ”i kgj stiri to Britain a passage in the ‘Soumium | tlll>m weU . Hnvor with the peel of a Itooj Coke.—Three te.ispoonfuls of light ilorrgh, one teaenpful of butter,ouc teacupful of sugar, two eggs, one tea- spoonful of pearl ash, and two or three large tablespoonfuls of milk ; add also a half pound of raisins. After it is thor oughly worked together, put the dough into the pans, and raise until it becomes light. Bake it iu a slow oven. Sponge Calc.—Take three quarters NO l6 Patrick in out of his room and found uuusnal good spirits ? ‘AVell, Patrick, did the miuister' call to-day V ■ ‘Yes sir.’ ‘And did you get rid of him V *1 did, sir.’ •Did he ask if I waS iu & ‘He did, sir.’ ^ ‘And what did you say to him?’ •I gave liin*an evasive answer.’ ‘An evasive answer, Patrick ?’ ‘A’is, yer riv*cnce ! 17* Pro resale n nl nnd Buxines* men crJn hare theircarda inserted under this head, tor one year, at the rate of Five Dollars for a card of not more him six lines, and seventy tire cents for each addi- onal liiir. LAW CARDS T. T. PITTMAN, A TTOBSKV AT I.AIV.-Mny ljo found, ‘He axod nnii t , „„ j t . , , ... /*• fer the present, at llie residence of iPol. Turk, • . , 1 ' a “d I tould him Itauks County. On. Cominunicntions ulioulil bi- was Ins grandmother a monkey.’ ‘ General Shields on Barrels.—A short time since General Shields, land ing at Hastings, on tho Mississippi.com- naroil lno 1 I .mi e « f. Wi. itwwi. bm-feoigUt one. - • THMUlQS© & METH C atch (lie Sunshine. ^Scnt through clouds, through stoira and bil low !, I OrIcIi the sunshine', though it nu-Kers •^Through a dark and dismal cloud ; Thr>u<*h u fall SO faint and feeble «- Ona heart with sorrow bowed : Catoh it ipiirklv—it •* passing fljissiiig rapidly away ; H»is only come to tell you There is yet a brighter day. Ctttch the sunshine '. 'hough ’>is only One | a'c, ili'-kerin r beam of light; is joy within its glimmering, t* Whispering ’tis not always night. Don’t lie moping, sighing, weeping, Look upDIook up like a man ! There's no time to gro| e in darkness. Patch llie sunshine, when you van. Catoh the sunsliino! though life’s tempest ^ May unfurl its chilling blast ; Catch' the little hopeful straggler ! r Storms will not forever last! Don't give up,and say -‘forsaken !” . Don't begin to say ‘-I’m sad !” Look! there mines a gleam of sunsliino ! Caleb jt ! oil, it seems so glad ! Catch llie < iinsbine I don’t he grieving OVr that ,1 Tl.some biiinw there ; l.tfe'* a rea oi st< rmv billows, \\B* must meet them rveryuiieie. light through them 1 dn not tarry, • Oacreome tin- leaving tide, ThMT-’s a sparkling gh am of sunshine Waiting on the other side Catch the sunshine ! catch it gladly \ i Messenger in Hope's employ. Beni through clouds,ihrongh atoitn and l,il- ‘fen lows, Dringing you a cap of joy. TAk ! then </, ii'l he sighing, weeping, i9J,ilc yon know is but a span, Tlfere’s no time to sigh and sorrow, Jpn'cli the sunshine when you can. bcipioniu’ of Cicero, ‘omnis cum. terra | nnd add t j lf! t ulce of t f 10 8R|ne . qux colitur a rolus, ungusta ycrt.cihus, j add , lie wllites 0 f the eggs, ami then silt latcrihus latoir. parva qmedam insula in onc h? ]f p „ nn d 0 f flour. This cake rt.v* ’ lo nrvi.ltr f/A Altl< lel.iiwl < ■ « 1 cst,’—proceeded to apply to our island the continuation of the same passage, lot-bidding us to hope that its renown will ever pass the stream of Ganges or tlic clitls of Caucasus. But one of our Elizabethan poets, the gentle Daniel, who 1ms been spoken of J J, of tho Journal for onc year as tlie-Atttens ot las age, surmised tl.at j y,Jp u< I,l n ,„ _ Half n pound heller things were in stoic lor us. After „( stide i, rcild crumbs> onu . lillt ^ a lamenting that thu speech of our ‘scarce- ] Iia R-„f hoiling milk—pound over six j -eat light and add tvlicn tho milk has the advantage of remaining moist longer than other sponge cake. Dm lady readers, who lake pride in good pastry and dessert, will thank us tor the following excellent recipes for puddings. They arc worth the whol little known to the e expresses a wish discovered isle' is so test of the woild, 1 as follows : •Oil tb.it the ocean did not hound our style \\ itliin llicsc si.vt anil narrow limits so; lint that the melody of our sweet Lie Might now In- In aid to Tiber, Arne, and P Thai they might know how far Thames dui out go The m-.isii of iVr'incd Italy !’ Despairing of its gaining ground in ltal- lie foiesees its tiiumph in Ameiica : — lio knows v. Iiiin-r wa may vent The treasure of our longue? To win item calling for seven barrels. Strange to say, however, the General could on ly find on the landing six ofliis barrels/ tie was heard counting them over sev eral times with the same unsatisfactory result each time. Moving the index finger of his right hand up and down in a pointed manner at each barrel, thus lie soliloquized aloud, with deliberate mili tary emphasis: “Onc—two—three four—five—six” An-1 shaking his head with dignified gravity, Faying, ‘somethihg wiong here,’ he recommenc ed his count. “One—two—three.—four —five—six ; where is the other barrel ?’’ Full of wrath, he was proceeding to de mand the production of the missing calk from tho officers of the boat, when loj on getting up for this purpose from where he was surveying with charac- teiistic dignity and gravity, his goods and sundries, it was discoved to his in finite amusement and that of the by standers, that lie had been sitting on the missing seventh barrel! Strongest Man in the H’orld. The Bos’lii Atlas lias the following concerning one Dr. George B. Winship, of that city: Dr. W. has for several years given 1 rr»- • *'*•*» 1 nuu Minn uiu iiiiih *• 4 . i . . . . y . . i „ . . i i £ i 4* I much attention to the fcutaoct of nliysi- c-1-.ls— a quarter of a pound of butter, a ... ,, - . J c 1 ^ ... . . . .... i , cal education. He is twcuty-five years qn.uter ot a pound ot brown sugar, one ,• . , - , J . , , ‘ . r ° , of age, five feet seven inches in height, nutmeg, and three quarters of a pound . i • i i , , 11 ° SI rn II - i 'i'liis e-no of our best glory c.::iv b | l" f-uiiVh imkmm i-ig nations « i;h our Wimt wr,this i«i dm AA-UlU.fuiUUCji C- ■O'! if % »rr>? ATay coiitf ours V The poet’ filled. 8m>n sage, tlie En on a narrow s continent : it pt-i-ts are non j win hi has -.-vt | her ofncjson- wum* wiiii accents f n I— aspirations are now after he wrote this pas. ;lish language was planted ■lip of land on the AYestem grew apace, and its pros- .he most splendid that the l .wen. ’1 lie t i'/ne nnm- who speak certain o! the inartcrs ot a p ofcum-.nts. Melt thu blitter in the mdk ; be: i the eggs and sugar together, and butter the dish iu which the pud ding is to be baked. Indian l'ndding.—The ingredients aie: One pint of molasses, six eggs, one quart ot milk, half a pound of suet, one teaspoonfu] of cinnamon, and six cupful* of Indian meal. Warm the milk and molasses together ; nbent up. and add in tin-eggs; mix the suet with the meal, and p.oir in tho milk. Slice pyd*-a.—itnke in n JintU’"' linked Hire Plidding.—Boil the Vice until it becomes pi rleet ly soft ; then add ^ toil half a pound of butter, the tame quantity of sugar, nutmeg, an I asmuen mblrejseil to liiin aliltnslivUte. ltsnks Co., (In.— Will practice in tbe Western Circuit, amt iu Mad ison County of the Xortlieru. May 19, 1839.— 1 ni.—pj. AMCEL P. ThL-K.MOXD. . | JolIN U. NoKTU. A TTORNKV* AT I,AW, Jefferson, Jnek- -Tm. non ©onuty, G.t—Will «»r »cucc in co-partner ship in civil cftifcs iu tho UVstcra Circuit aud m*i^lihoriu^ counties- ^Kob 17, l»<>‘> f»0—tf T. .11. DANIEL, ' A TTORNEY AT LAW.—(Omee at Daniels. villp, Ga.,1 will practice in Clark, Mailwm Elbert, Ifart, Wilke*, Taliaferro, Hancock, WtX ren, (ilasieairK aud LiiKoln counties. February lit, l.-.VJ.—ly. JAMES N. INDEItHOOD, V TTOlWf EY AT LAW, JefTtnom, Jackson Co., Oa. Wilt practice inthe comities oftlia It Vs- tern Circuit. I-articuliir attention paid to eollect- injr. [Jan -Jl>, .V.IJ Feb 11,38—tf. J. W ll.VM'Ol’K, 4 TTOlt.\F.y AT I.AW, D ;»ni»'!svi!Io. On-, will |>ructi<‘(* iu t h>(rounties of J.u-ksoii, Clark, Madison, Hart, Oglethorpe aud Kil>ert. Oi t.28 ly. jacksox & iutuiinsT V TI'OIINEYS AT LAW.—Will practice iu tiie t utilities of(*\vi>in«‘tt, Walton, Jaekaou. •ml Hall, of the Western, and the couuty of Fur- sytu of tho Hliie Kid^o C'ireuit. JMKS J.IOKSON, I X. Is IIITTCHIXS, Jr. Jilifiis, tin. | hswroncoville,(in. S.—During Mr. Jackson's absence fro'.n door* *rm, business letters should be addressed to the firm at Lawrencevilic Sept 30- tf IL J. & tV T. MIIJJCAN, A 1TOKXEVSAT I*AW—Will practice in the eouutiesof the Western Circuit.nndlhecoun- tics of MaiJiftorr, Elbert and Hart, of the Northern Circuit. • v li. J. MILf.lCAN, Jcffersou, (la. Sept. Ill—ly CARDS. W. A. PATMAN, D KAI.IEIt in Hurdware nn<l Cutlery, Stove* and (Jratos, Carriage Good*. Tin and Wood Ware. Agricultural implements, Ac.,corner ltioiid and (Fall streets, Jtlieus,Geo. Athens, April 14 ly COAC.i MAKING. R S. SCHEVENELL& M. M.Tl'RUYFIIX, • have formed themselves into a Co., l*aniicr- ship iu tlic above business and rc.**|»ectfully solicit the patronage of their friemlsaml public Generally li. S.SCllKVE.YELL, * ^ M. M. ‘rCUIJTFILL, January 2?—ly. A< M W vNG, W HOLESALE nn.1 Retail Dealer in Hard-. ware, Crocker and Houkc Furnishing Goods,one door below K. L. Uloouilicld’s Clothing oro, Athens, Gn. , Jan.7,18t'.« CARDS; KEItRlSON & LEIWN’O,., ,, I MPORTf RS Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Wholesale and Retail, //azel Si., one door from King, Charleston, S. C- E. L. Kkrkiso.n, Harman Lkidi.no. .4 pril -it MISS BREWER T. BISHOP & SOX, W HOLESALE and Retail dealers iu Grocer ie*. Hardware and Staple Dry Goods, No ltroa-l St. Athens, On. (May 1 1 WM. T. MILIJCAN, Carnosvillo, Ga. wiiio as you prefer eges. Bake in a dish naked Indian Padding,- pii>ts cl scalded in ik, uni! wheat iior.r, three egg.; a;-. 1 miian me Beat in also four and weighs one hundred and forty-three pounds. He graduated at Cambridge live years ago. He can raise a barrel of flour from tho floor on to his shoulder ; can raise himself with eitlior little fin ger, till his chin is half a foot above it; can raise 200 pounds with either little •finger.; can put up a dumb bell of 1 11 1 pounds, exercises daily with twoduuib bells Weighin'*- 100 pounds each, which he can ruise alternately above his head; can lilt with tlie hands 92l> pounds dead wuigbt. willmat -4ho ^ L^pJTiTr belts of any Wind. Tophatn, tho strong est, man of England, could raise only 00 pounds in llie same way ; and the i celebrated Belgian giant could lift only 8 JO. -Take three ham.fill of F will THE TIME OF THE HOSES. Luilie, and odours, and blossoms snd ll-w ■■ ers— All that is richest in gardens nr,.I bowers— Teqcli us moraliiy. speak ol mortality, 1VK spri that life is a sweet unreality. j Deal 11 is the end ol thatlustre, tlioso odours; 1 language ^Biaiu-e and beauty arc gho-nv forebocers i lions of t! To Ii'iii who knows what ibis world c I woes is, And secs how flees llie 1'iino of llie Roses Ileod tbe:n not lushing ; Perfun- s arc waiiderin nBn hear them not, morning is fountains arc g-.isb- | i ingupgcs ot Xoithorn Europe—latigua- thiek, I ges of eotisiilcralde literary repute—is one gi j not equal !o t!:e liuaiher simply added ' taste. | every year, by the increase of papula- j ] tion. to those who speak the. Idii. lish,; i language in F. glaml and Amei u-a alom i 'i'liere are persons now living who wi 1 in all probahiittv set; it the. vernaculr f one hundred and fifty mi • earth’s civilised population j sjiec Aithough Frcnvii is spoken hv a consul eialde projouii-n cf I lie. pepulatioii ini Canada, and although in the Failed States there is a large and tolerably] compact body ol (.ierman speaking Ger mans, these languages must gradually melt away, as the \\ elsb and the Gaelic have melted away bcfmq the English in cur own island. The lime will speedily be here when a gigantic connnunity iu America.—besides rising and important colonies in Africa and Australia,— will speak (lie same language, and that tbe language of a nation holding a high po sition among the empires of Europe.— When this time shall have arrived, the other languages of Ktuopo will be ra- duccd to the same relative position with ike baiter f ot molasses, and Base three 1 •j and ; make the pancake is tit te lunch whole Add youi lll l.L & II1LLYER, ATTORNEYS At LAW. I MIK uui!fcrsij;i»‘vl having n^soriatrd tlu insc*Ivc\s t«»^«*tlier iu li»e practice of law. will Mt^ciul the several Courts iu the Western Circuit*jtud tfive cheirjoint personal attentiou to all btisih«*d3 entrus- ted to tiuMii- GEO. IIILLYKR, I WM. II. HCLL, Monroe, (ia. | Athens, G*.* J «I> 10~1>. l>. CL ( XMJLEIL TTOKSCY AT LAW, l*tii D.-’tn, Frank un^j.llii. y ANHEUS0N W. REESE ATiikxj ner Olli A T. II. WILSON & BROS., W HOLESALE ami retail dealers in l>ry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Ac.,Nos. 3* and 4, College Avenue, Atlions, Ga. M reli 1G . RIBS. E. YONDEKLlTrrH W OULD announce to the ladies of Ath ens and vicinity that she has just re ceived a new and elegant assortment of MILLINER Y GOODS, Press nnd Mantilla Trimmings, and Dress Goods of all descriptions. ygj; r5 yT £? ~tfl Made and trimmed in the most fashionable style. March 31—2m. MOUIUS fiTEtNlillT, Professor of Music, and Organist ol the Episcopal Church, Alliens: W ILL give private lesmtnftanrihc Finfdo. Mlo diou, Guitar, Violin and \ lotoucetio. y M its. VKITOII. UKKEifEscns: > Da. HENDERSON, ) W. 1). ZUGISACaM. Mr. S. may be fouvid at Mrs. Coley’a. 3't?*Mr«.Steinort,a native of France, will give essons io French. June 17. r. w. LIT AS, W HOLESALE nnd retnil denier in Dry Good*, Groeierics, Hardware, See., No. 2, ilrond *t. Atlion , Gn. (Jim 1!*. P RESENTS her respects to llie Ladies ofAtb- eu*. mid yvonl^bo plpnso.1 to see them nt tier room, No. Wi, Franklin House, fdt their eonvon- ieiu-e.) where she will exhibit a iinnuaouio a.'-ui'l mem of mi,(.RNERV nnd FANCY GOODS. Miss It. hopes to seerr.7 of herold friends. Room at the the head of prwutueutruuee. Juuc'J—3t. ID I'l ill BLICKSMITIIING. T HE undersigned tins open.si n hkicksmith shop near Kerlin’s hotel. tK-eupied last vearhy Mr. Monteith, where all kinds of wi.ikis Lor.c- in die neatest nml most substantial nisuin ■, s u b n horse shoeing, buggy work, repairing, .x l.y compenunt wurkiuen. J. ('. OKU P. S. Inlso lmven good painter and’a good carpenter to hire by the day, month or year. •L C. O. Jan. ti.—tf -If. ^TTOI1VKY AT I. AW, A t ii'hxs.GEoitr.u. (Mliee in tboSouttioin li J him* .1 V rr (i M. SI. liTTMAX. TTOU.VKY Law, Jefferson,Jackson county, ill g.. oprompt attention to any business ted to hiseaio. January 21 — I2iu. nr- r. li.V Thompson thus Jetiim-s in stovk vii A bull is r's Ttchnicuiitics. s Bank .Note Reporter I some of the phrases used j s and by ticwsj-apms: one who buys stocks on lation, thinking they will rise, 11 is to his il will rc- about the Vfllkt. tiioin'li tho rose, like a virgin forbid- iden. -l ong under leafy pavilion lay bidden, Nnw Mr around as the vision can stretch. Wreaths for lhi- pencils of angels to sketch. *^fVa*tooti the tall hills the landscape dis- SZ closes. 01»! sweet, though fleet, is the Time ol g the Roses. 91. ,■ for some magical vase to imprison All llie sweet im-ense I lull yet lias not risen; And llie s.( iti pearls Ural, radiant and rare. Glisten and drop through i he hollows of air! Vain; iheydepir, both the beaming and i rogarJ to the predominant language, as r Iragr.int ; 8o,lti>:), Hop,; leaves us, and Love is a va- Too soon their entrancing illusion closes; it cheats, it fleets, the Time of the Roses. that in which the Bas ,11c stands to the Spanish, or the Finnish to the Russian. For such predominance the English lan guage possesses admirable qualifications; standing, as it does, mi hvny between the Germanic and Scandinavian braneli- ■KhliroriliA firtulntinfe IMiytaCS. es of the ancient Teutonic, and also NVhen from my room I chance to uniting the Teutonic with tho. Romanic stray, to spend m: heiir at c!osc of day, it: a tnaiiuer to which no other language 1 (fcr find a place most dear, where j has any pretension. BomAfrien * to JJr. Ah ! yes, my friend of city life, sure j the man who considers c W\L V treat cures such a strife; but better : which in reading, writinj a dose hy far, the pleasures ! 1,01 'nor® rational :s Ion. _ 7) / . I T ..II M'OVV mAino-tl nl 11 ni* f 1 vigar.—Placer Herald. V^^urcs may suit baser minds, f 1 be „ 0 f. lvor fi nds j we »<irv-V urcst joy in life, is making -,r , u . w *fe.— Volcano Ledger. . Most worthy. v • , „ . . in llyim n’s worthy friend, ire, though ‘ tiraj c . arp s to end ; but having 0 ‘ ” n Bic life, can't wheninvatli cnrc ; and so, fe WJsome gal Ihat^aTu’w \!; }> ^ e ^ y Th.l "lager-becr’’ f’/itte Havanas will l end ! ,c P^vokc, hte’a Volin., . 1 kl , sse ». ‘he dew 1 young worn, break as bo '"- These are °n the lips all naught parest joy- L r, , au nau S 1 “ | lab/ boy—Evening Ledger? nC ‘ J uallcil (0 *‘is Son. ;et ‘he ^"tv S t ran<1 d , inner al - '•'I-p to settle before OvIilvT". 111 !- “J »•». '. 0 a K enl m CrU ‘V ,,Zca over «ight erning ", man ,oc 'ks over it tbo Overwork.—Unwise above many is the man who considers every liour lost , or in study ; he who thinks every moment of. her tin)c lost which does not find her sewing. We once heard a great man advise that a biok of some kind he carried in tlie pocket to be used in case of any unoccupied mo ment—such was his practice, lln died early and fatuitous! There are wo men who, after a hard day’s work, will sit and sew by candle or gaslight until tlicir eyes are almost blinded, or until certain pains about tho shoulders come on which-arc almost insupportable, and are only diivento bed by a physical in capacity to,- work any longer. The sleep of the overworked, like that oi those who do not work at all, is unsat- I '-“dying and unrefreshing, and both alike wake up in weariness, sadness, and languor, with an inevitable result, both dying prematurely. Let no one work i" pain or weariness. When a mail is tired ho ought to lio down until he is most fully rested, When, with renovated strength, the work will be better done, done the sooner, done with a self-sus taining alacrity. The time taken from seven or eight honrs sleep out of each twenty-four is time not gained, hut time more than lost; we can cheat our- soit to every means to brin desiied.iesult. A beat is one who sells stock on spec ulation, thinking they will fall, so that ho can buy in for less money to fill his contracts. It isto his interest to break down the market, and he will resort to the most desperate menus to accomplish his object. A corner is when the bears cannot buy or borrow tbo stock to deliver iu fulfillment ot their contracts. A deposit is earnest money, lodged in the hands of a (bird party as a guar anty ; “5 up,” “10 up.” etc,, is the language expressive ot a deposite. Overloaded is when the bulls cannot take ai.d pay for the stocks they have purchased. •Short is when a person or party sells stocks when they have none, and ex pect to buy or borrow them in time to deliver. Long is when a person cr party has a plentiful supply of stocks. A flyer is to buy some stock with a view ot jelling in a few days, and either make or lose, as luck will have it. A wash is a pretended sale, by spec ial agreement between the seller and buyer, for tbe purpose of getting a quota tion reported. mu ttie Printer's News Letter, 1V;!>liiitgIui»’s Opinion, i We pul>Ii<!i the following letter from I Washington to Matthew Larry, at one i time a publisher iu l’hiladclphia. Gen. I Washington entertained a iust contempt j for those “who wish to read tieivspa- { pers without paying ‘ lot- them,” and 1 sought to deprive such fellows of the pleasure of gratifying their curiosity at Ids expense': Mm vr Yr.it.Mix, 17th Match, 17SJ. “I proposed, so soon as I understood you intended to become a publisher of a Newspaper in Philadelphia, to request that a copy of your Weekly production might be sent to me. I was the more plcn.-n-d with this determination, when, by a letter from my friend tlie Marquis la Fayette, 1 found lie bad interested JOHN H. ill LL, Tf. l'iNT.Y \l L VW, Au 'iisto, Ga., will a , 1 i>r ,ly to all busiiK' nit rusted to lii IJau. S. IV. tv. LI Mi’KIN, V TTOKAiKV AT I.A W, Allien*.Georgia— will iiriictk-i-iu ill! t!u- < ouiitk-»ot' tlm Western Circuit. IVirtk-ubir .-itt.-nti.mu»v.-n ti> rolbvtiiiR. Ollk-o c.v'cr Win N While's lhmk stun*, on llie corner of Email street ami College Avenue. Jail 31—tl WILLIAM <i. BELOW, Atlorovy nl l.nw, Otficrou Rroau Streei.overtlie store of I.M.Keu . v Allien*.<Jn. March I 7»— it*. THOMAS W WALKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Athens, NEW CARRIAGE AND YVAGONSSHOP. I N cornier tion with’I)r. Orr's IIIackMuitli Shop, (low *r oud of Ilrond Street, corner of Foun dry nnd Ocuucc ulrcctj tho subscriber bas upeuod a now CARRIAGE \NB WAGON SHOP, where he will keep constantly Oil hand BUGGIES, WAG OX S, c$•<?., which will he Fold on moderate terms. All kinds of ltl£I*AI KIINCm done Uttho^bort es; not ice: • — - LLT* All Work Warranted. J. M. ADAIR. _ Athens, May I9th, 1S.‘»9. JFhkki.kii & Wilson’; • - • » FAMILY SEWING-MACHINE! > I ^TKOM its pscoliar mer.ts, is confessedly . pre-emimuit lor family use, whether ap plied to Silk, Linen, tho finest tissue, or the heaviest Cloth. Its advarrtrfges ; are,' , ' 1 ' Simfilfeity of construction and freedom from derangement and need of repairs; Its noiseless movements; Unexampled rapidity and ease of opera tion; The great variety of purposes to which It can he applied, which can be as perfectly performed by no other mechanical means', and, finally, the beauty nnd durability ofjts work. '• <• This Machine is offered for cash at the IIOLESALE and retail denier in Dry’Goods, \ ew Y or k prices, cost of freinht onlv beinff 1 ’ 111 I added, at the Book Store of April 21 R. 1. BLOOMFIELD, W IIOLESA I.E ami retail Cloth iug St ore. Broad Strreet, Athens, Ga. [May IU. €0LT & tOLBEUT, D E ALERSin staple Dry Goods,Groceries,Hard ware, ir,,Xu.‘J, Uriuiito Row, Athens.Gn J a m k,< I. Colt. Au"uat23—ly. William 0. Colbkut. T. CRAWFORD, (Successor to Cobb X: Crawford,) W Grimerics Ac., Athens, Broad sire Row, No. TJ. [may 21. ~ J- IV. REAVES &. CO., _ W IIOLESALE and retnil dealers in Groeeri-s l>ry*G«»o(la, H.ml ware, Cr»K?kery, &.<*., No I7», (umlcrthe Franklin 7/ou»e,) brond Mt, Athens, Ga. Mnrtihll cm.lTmpkFv, (Sffcrs.sor to lie use Sc Isumjrfzin*) W t H’LD call the nttemion ol hi.-* old patrons. and the public generally, to his Urge iw- sortmeiit of HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES He has just returned from New York and l*hiln- dcll'ltia. and is daily receiving neechsions to his st(K*k. of t lie latest styles. Call and examiuo march l S->S. Geor gia. pllico over A S. A M. II. Maadevilie's uewstore. Mar oh I—tf. Pal’s Evasive I. n w cr. Patrick O’Neal, before he Lccamc joined in the -holy bonds of wedlock,’ was in the service of Father Conley.— One day the Priest expected a call from a Protestant minister, and he wished some excuse to get rid of him So call ing Patrick, lie proceeded to some in- st ructions : ‘Patrick.’ said he, -if that minister coir.es here to-day, I don’t wish to see him.’ Yes your riverencc.’ •Make some excuse and scud him away.’ •What shall 1 tell liim V . 'Tell hint I am nst at borne.’ •Would you have me tell a lie, jour rivcrcnce !’ ‘No, Patrick, but get rid of him 6ome way—give him an evasivo answer.’ •An evasive answer is it-! I will do it. ‘Yon understand me, Patrick?’ ‘Av coorsc, yer riverence.’ . ’ •The hiatter thus arranged. Father Coiilfcy retired to his library, and Pat rick went about Ids duties. About I dttsk hi the aftctuuttu tho Priest came himself iu your behalf.” “it had so happened, that my Ga zettes from Philadelphia, whether from iiia.ttcni.ioii at the Printing or Post Offi ces, or other causes, come very irregu larly to my hands. Let me pray you, therefore, to address those you send me in the appearance of a letter. 'The common paper, usually npplicd, will do equally well for the cover. It has some time occurred to me that there arc those who, wishing to read Newspapers, with out paying lor them, make free with those which arc addressed toothers; under the garb of a letter, it is not pre sumable this liberty would betaken. 1 atn. Sir, Your most obc’nt sorv’t, G. WASHINGTON. Mr. Mattiiew Carey, Printer of the Evening Herald.” Dju’t Esc a Clirck Rein. The New England Farmer, speakiug on the subject, says : Any poison whose attention has been called to the subject, and who still per sists in the use of a light check roiu, ought to have his own head placed in a similar position to that to which he has crucly subjected t he horse. If I were the Grand Sultan, every man who tor ments his horse with a check Tcin, should hold his arms at right angles with his-body, for an honr at a time once in twenty-four hours, as long as lie continued the check rein. Tho practice of drawing in the heads of team iiors’s, by means of this pernicious strap, is .especially cruel. Tito horse, in endeavoring to expend his strength, needs the free, natural use of Ins head and neck. The cramping position uow enforced is alike severe and injurious to horses, and should be eased off till na ture is at free play MEDICAL ft DENTAL mt. j.t. ottn. O FFERS Ids professional services to the citizens of Athens nml vicinity, lie can be fouml at his ri sidence, on llie struct leading to (Tohhham. March 17—ly. flIElMIIVE AM) SIRGERY. O U. G. L. MfCLKSKKY, having removal to Athww, offer*hi* aorvu’cs to tho citizen:* of tlr* town nnd country. H*ith nil ox noricnco of twenty years constant practice, lie hopca to merit, ami allure n liberal patronage, lic- sidoucc and oftieo tint which tviw formerly occupied hv i!i«* latcJudiTC Dougherty, ou College A/eiiue, wlicro ho may ho found. January C. IV. & H. R. J. LONG, XT WHOLESALE and retail Druggists, Alliens M Gn. Spears & Might) TAYLOR & LI MI’KIN. KIOI.IC MAI. K and Ketail, Grocery Dealer* ¥ y College slvcuue, Athens Ga. April ti. M M. B. SHELTON, D EALER ill Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Crockery. Drags,Medicines. Ac. &e. ,Ut. You,ill. White county, Ga. jmay 20 FURNITURE SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND lAA.mJFALCTOR'2', fWlIIE underpinned keeps con- -1. slant ly on hand atliio Ware room, near the Miimc^uiI Church II kinds of furniture generallysohl in thu mutket iit frames, for pictures, glasses, Ac Also, an assortment of Fisk’s I’atcul .Metallic Burial Casts, >; j!’:*. • '■%* and T/aliog.mv, Rosewood and oilier coffins, always on t nul. Tl ! subserilH-rhas a good boiler 22 foot long by 'ml i lies wide, which lie is desirous to sell. .21. WM. WOOD. .M. r. STOVALL, lVarehotsse aud Conimissipii Mcrchaul, AKJt ST t, C!A., ONTINFES the husiuesft in all iis branches, in l.is Inrge nml <u»in»nod»oh$ Fife-l*rwof II arc- liouse, on Jaeksoii street near the (jlobe Hotel. Order* for Ae.,prompt ly and earcfully tilled* The uMinl cash facilities uflorded customers. Au^ttsl 5, ;>8—ly Receipt Tor Making Blackberry H’iue To every quart of berries pour one quart of boiling water. I.et it stand tweuty four hours, then bruise the ber ries and strain them. To every gallon of liquid add three pounds of loaf or crushed sugar.. Cork it up, and let it stand three mouths, iu a cool place. Draw it off and with a small quantity of loaf sugar added it will bo fit lor use Wholesale DeaLers (n DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals. Faints, Oils. Varnishes, WINpOW GLASS, bcntal and Surgical lustrnmciits, PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES. Opposite Planter’s Hotel, NO. 3 I (5 It It O A I) S T It E K T, AUGUSTA, GA. /tj.ril 14 ly DR. II. A. LOWRANCE, Resident Dentist. R OOMS at tl.o comer, North of the Newtou House, up-stnir». BENTISTBY ! R* JT. X. Sc C. U. L.tTMlElt will visit Oxford, l’ciifield, While Plain*. Klhcrton, Warrcnton, Mount Zion, Curncsville, Danielsvillc, Fort Lamar, or IV.uinnent ofiieo iu U Icon,bur3- Sept 9 tl — DR. II. GILl.ELAND, DENTIST, W ATKINSVILLEGs, respectfully solicits the pi.tronngeof llie surrounding country. Full <atufnc;ion wilt beciveu iu their l.rofessiou. April 22. DJir C. B. LOMBARD. D entist,”Athens, Georgia;, -Kooi^i build’ug with North of the I’ot t Office, Col ege A ven le. 9->- ATHENS STEAM COMI’ANY, It. NICICKKMON, Agent i Sli t. M anufacturers of cireninr sn„ tlilIs, Nlcua lCnginea,, furring ai d lit! iug I’UMPS, Shafting nml Machinkuv; Mill Gin, nnd all other kind of GEARING. Iiuin nml ItKAS, CATTiveSof every description. SMITHING, ltepniriiig nnd Finishing pri ptly CM ’ ect patterns of Iron Fencing, Ac. Tci May 14 ly ented. Se ernis cash. .1 pul 21. , ,, W- N- W7/ITB. S1.1TS et.Yft SHOES, A LARGE assortment of Hals of the best and latest styles for Gents Boys and Children, fof spring mid sitiuiner weur.areuotv being received at tho //at and Shoe store. ALSO ' A good assortment of Boots and Shoes, the hej\ make nml styles for Gents Ladies Misses and (Jiii'drci;« wear. Call nnd cxiuuiiio for youreciVM, l&toro a hftwi’cn Dr LuugV aud J/ltndcvillc , *) A P rllai > C. M, LUMPKIX: ORNAMENTAL C AST, XVItOl.-«IIT AXUrOMPONIT Itto.s Uaii.i.vg. Wikk-Work, I«OI* Furniture and Statuary,for enclosing Cemetery Lots, Dwellings, 1 Public Squares, Windows, Ware-Houses'. Gardjjns or Ykkandaiib-.. Do are the only agents in this place for tho Celebrated t omrosit Irah Rniling, eombining toe elu-npness and beauty of Cast, ami durability ot \\ I'ongnt Work. And having made arrangements with the fit,lot ami Beit Manvfac- tnren inthe country, in connection with our owA facilities, we are prepared to file orders for nnv ot any ol the above work of latest lie si e ns and lie— rent Patents, with pi ices us low as similar work call be iiad anywhere. C'all ami examine specimens of Bailing nnd Rook* ot Designs, at the \V oi ks of tin* Athens Steam‘CtO., or adilri ss REUBEN NICKERSON, Agent A/ay 19. Beef, Slioat, Alut- tflii, Kid, Ac. *f»h.H'riher wishes X th pll •clllKSC* nuuiher of Uecf caiilc.i Fm Sheep, I.nitrh*, and Veal, Shoah.l Kid*. iVc., ft»r which he will pay Unv usual mat ket price. * The citizen* arc informed Unit Hecf, Mutton, L:tmh, Shoal and Kid, dressed iii the neatest style, in; v he ^eita. ally*fouittf ai hi.H slnu^lder iiOuse, o:* i! ilcMr«*d will he delivered at their residence*. May *„V>—if. W. A. GILiniRT. New Beot and Shoe JEstahtish matt, C IIAKI.KS lircHLS, (late of Uie tirniofjtarrv xV llujfhe*.; iifi* openi-d a tlOOT %■> SlIOi: KMTAltlsivci.uic.vr on Ja. kuM, Street, onjiositc lIeUH*c?’*, w here he \* prej.nrrii to do all kind* of wuik ill hi* line in «*Miperior style, lii* materials me wel!*eh fled, his wurk- meii are skillful, and all work entrusted u. Jdui willfho pent I y nnd promptly executed, lie re Hpe'utfully solicits ti/Himre of the puldie patroiiu^tt, hein • determined to *uii all in hia wutL und ins price*. All he ntks is a fair trial. May llhh, 18.VJ larjjo SHAVING, IIY1R-DR ESSING, &c. B EUXAKIK) J.AKZE.—Ketum* histhankt to rtie citizens of Atheu* lor their kind patronage in llie pn*ti and iiif -rin* them that he i* still pre >ared to*er\*e them in any thing pertaining to his >u*ine**, in the most satinfaclorv manner. U|D.«TU|ikj» tho ohl Bland at. tlu’ sign of the llnrher's pole,on’ Bread street, over the store of Mr. John U. Muithe»ys. Jaa. t».—tf BAKERY, CONFECT IONERV, 4C. JOSEPH PATAT W OULD announce to theciii- zciih of Athens and vieiniiy that he hnn opeui*d n Bakery nml Confectionery at the well know a stand on Jack*on street, next to thtj>iate Bank, where he in prepared to furnish etythin^ iu his lino. /lii exj»er eticed nml skillful Baker i* omployed, who will hake iresh bread and cakes eyorv nay. Fresh Oysters always dn hand, and served iu any style, at short notice. A share of the public pat‘"image i* rosnevt fully solicited. • («ai „ . . V VARIK at. C l ON HI DM It tfiemaelvea under many obliga J tion. to their numeroua eusloiners during I8..8, aud would now any to them, that they arc heller prepared than ever, to ofl'or Ibein good arlielea in their line,jfom a prime stock. V/e buy no cheap ? -»ods, foplM purpose of under selling our neigh mra. t^ALL GOODS- WMUBANTED AS KEPtti^8EATED-0] Moril 14, H OOK- NKIKTN.—The Genuine Empress Hoop Skirts, at . I. M. KENNEY’S. May 19, 1869. PATRICK BARRY, TYow takes occasion to 11 return hi* (hank* to hi* former liberal patrontv lie respectfully soli+its o coniinuance of their ‘cus tom, and iuylt'e^ a!l (o exniiiiuo his liv'v slock HATS, CAPS,. j ROOTS AND SHOES! He has laid iu au amflo supply of _ Superior Silk Hats, XH,-(i»new nriiclo of exqoWt. texture.) and fine NYi.olen Hats of allstiadcs and lunlitics. llcoffcnia good as.ortineut Of Vchel, i'leili and Glazed Caps.,... ALSO—An uncrpinllcd Helcetioii of Gents’, Ld dic4, Boy’* anal Mi.^ea ahoetf, , . Gaiters, Slippers, Bootees, ., , Iu every variety of style, to which he would call especial ntteiitlon. . Besiiles his stock of readymade bools and shoes, lie is prepared ou tho slionvst notice to umke as neat a l*ouj- m any. mauufaetuver in. the town. Having experienced workmen always in his shop aud a plentiful supply of leather ud finding such ns FINE CALFSKIN & SOLE LEATHER; l.I.NI.Nt; AND bindingh, Ho is enabled to mpro ihan sustain Ills long* established reputation!, RElilEMBER Tlieie is no excuse forgoing ill-shod when you can always get a neat-fitting and substantial boot-or , shoe jiy calling at P. BARRY'S [ Athena April 211859.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Southern banner. (Athens, Ga.) 1832-1872, June 23, 1859, Image 1