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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03
DE. RALrn, AUTHOR OF rnE aPRAcrcAL rRI-

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF the "PRACTlCAL PRr-
vac Treatise &e.-Oftcc hours, 10 N A NJ q 40 p
NJ tSunday eseeptedlNO. Is Greenwich stros. IL bAs
been MISTER 81 SURPRISE 20 tha.
ennenee in bis profession, fhcrd devote his talents 70
oeate which Iertons description pretend cure
% easy IT, however hut thosssndh part the MI
Gee s,s people ssse upon society known. vsry
the present. misery and detection, preyrg on the a.
such nature A. 70 effect pottey not udeed 70 sestrev
The Eeneraye functions together. fact that boh
yenereal and ronorrh@a, when not properly treated mar
re ain hs sornant the constitution show then
selves in no other than their
But OF All the eases which panfuy hsrras. the nina
nd ahord the meet ted fer knfyery srieture
bec the poor patient obred raw rlls or drors
month ser month Sometimes the geet Attending ths sis
ordtr might ubsde or disappear awhile. perhaps 20 rtrrv
aa en- seht OCCASION tut whether the return
ho ne none tbt better Of Now every real surrsun %
knows that all the physie In the world alone
never cure structure, and Jst ~ prspesy under-
ssoea may most easily and speedily be removed 40 not
crt 70 anra from the Uncommon ADVANTAGE have an
ay that many ttreture Ne In AZ man days 90
they had existed years before asa that any STREE
TYRE well az the derlorshe effects f.sul.isr from early
nproper =. '"ha.a.As s.a Al vt,iness noetrrnsi
w. can insure such eertsn, safe ahs r,dist
who Apply in the earlier stages Of vensres dsases
Vii surrrised az the snd rsriilty Of their cure.
ny Praeuca Private Trestise" sth ed. 3f2 pp. with
atesrrice containing every useful and practical
formauon on all there Subjects With treatment So may
be had at 50 Green vioh street. a. Ann street. and OF oss
BOOKSELLERS or By post tailed free By ADDRESSING Bos s
Pest once
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DR coNvERs INvIeoRATINa coapIAIr-rHE

only remedy yet discovered Tor .mina weakness
turnt tmisont 80 ruinous ncarscatnr for business
matrmeny Those sad disorders Of the nerves head hack
snd lover estremfes are fpeediy renewed ~ this potn
REMEDY Dr. C. publishes ncnsensicsf LITTLE book
cent? CT ~ 70 asdu patients and esor FEES
does ne charge to CT $50 for few worthless rs and
ders sent BY nail few bottles Of this cordial will
yon mere than ell the called elixrs and
yen wi,h TO be treated privately snd cured pat
lourte unter the Doctors by applying hts
dence OF ~ letter for half the ehsrrca e.ran men
vho Profess 20 treat thee dsorters Cordial 81 bol
three bottles for IS With each BEETLE " eencis
nth SIMPLE sireet,cns Forwarded 20 the scusry NB-
The married living without efrrnr ard tho.e 10
nary, should this cordial rs rutensnr pewer
ON the pro crestive etcesds soy ether coou
frtm the meters mcdica. IL contains delsts
.,u' srrF e. rjurs Of .spes sndrsaes frs eu.ses.
sud tis'tn'h streets, MI. Lsttsts pcstrsid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03
MEDICAL.

IMPORTANT NorICE.-pR VALENTINE uorT SAY.
that !udds nedisated Liquid Cutiee" 10 Invaluable
i he jest parsSa ever sveS fer ' ssn a% nsrn
Cats soald brue1, hind offresh wounds. Penfel5
turers. VII 4. HICKS CO..
100 and Isl front a. Wholesale AGENTS.
Ter sale ~ William Burrer Co. SChiefelin Brother
asv,land, Reese Co.. Boyd Paul. HaJdook. Coriss
TUE nAERILD wonAH's PRIVATE MEDICAL con-.
Wonen: T,nih edition ismo rp hso, rr,ee s,yssss ~
tuFcrnr Of ply es and ,rruss 70 may an sses
have lesn spared BY timely possession o. his rsff Il l.
nterded ally Ter the married those contemplating
tnevn V them rfrtieuiarly' ~
To these vhoss health does not permit Of an increase
Here also. every fsns.@tss xif. the ro,b,r.h. a.,
either budding into vomsntcod the the decline Of
discover the causes symptoms aud the most eaciss
i,mcds and most certain mode Of eur every complain
fkAtIaet Cf letter from gentleman in Dayton ohOI
DsyroS May I. lS7.
nN tEsR SR Ny vifs has been rcrccp.ihiy snknr fci
son, tire 3ssrs more In Consequence % her treat
tnsnent Every successive one more and more debts.1l
hq osrsted her putting her life 10 imminent danrer ant
that h.., 81 thnE. Inevitable. ana resigned ass
nset the wortt A. thi. time tnov about montAsl
reaching ny sass on ~ RECEIPT and psrass sasaS, or
Rti 70 yen the relief afforded distressed MAD and
81 s srSs a .s ~
rro,rsst 70 me which little conserved possl
n nv yS viz s s"SS s., ss
IN , her srave and ny ehileren left motherless.
rou .stjees Of they are q hsSr. strictly in
~, az ss @srrsa o. those sonsmpl,,1g marriage.
Y. Liberty street New roi :,i. CO.. Ais.sg, We
bavi, BOSTON, b. Pstersoa ~ Chestnut street, Pills
On the reeer, Of 81 win .. tr..m,ted ~ mail FREE
%us !. Ssss 3. The gs.d s,s AZ ;s,sr.
1,s2f, Nev York citv. Once 10 Liberty ssrrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

Monday morning, Sept, 2, JoHS }. RIKEH. aged ST
years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
sttend the funeral from the house Of his $50 sixth
Avenue on Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock, with
out further invit alton. ~
In Pbisdelphia, 81 st ult Rev c. G. CUYLER. He
q native Of this State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

nR. TAwCETr Is coNrIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
~ at his oce "a rrsnkfcrt street. all private
The most obstns,e eid 70 his mode q treatment which
the ercural system Recent cured q
dsys Structures cpred upon the approved plan Vie
tins Of solitary induxenees also srply with certainty
Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03
DocToR GLOVER, A REGULARLY no

nOt1Ok CL0NER, A REoULARLY EDrCATED Ply
- tican spd Surgeon author Of The Private Treatise"
and Medical Guide Sc will be found 81 HE oa-e usual
HIS extensive practical experience epsbss him
dfcut cases o. eeet structure and seminal weakness
once No " formerly No. Ann street. Private entrance
through the entry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03
nARIxETs ELsEwnERE.

PIuIsi riFtuA. September 2 IS,0.-FYrsf Board 900
shares amden Amboy Railroad &c, ~ $50; 50 do,
Vs. teotnied States " ~ lQ 400 Chesaleake and Dels
Canal es 81 lehish Navigation 80 100 United States
bark. - IS lshsh Navigation Int, IS Secogd Board-f
n q. Gas. us. Kentucy Rank, iOs 10 United states
Bank, ls GQ Camden aud Amtoy Railroad o. 20 95t,;
20 Do IN Is Norristonn Railroad So DO. So, 1870
Railroad . il Chesa cakc aud Dclawae Canal s. o. 100
r, adirf Railroad, 80.
DOMESTIC MABkETS.
rHn ,prtrua September wing 20 the inclsment
state of the weather ttop has been put today TO
out door transactions The sdvices BY the steamer
Atlantic have had depressing effect the cottos
market In the -four and grain market, no change to
notice Small sales II fresh ground -four for export
ct 50 s5k. lellov cornis still held at o. cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

NVSuk NO PAY-DR CoxpIrT. ~ DUANE sr.
nsJ b ecntplted IN the treatment certain delioAfs
dsetfe prscte sstes, rssrs ds~s.ed 4, 80 ,s-s.
nsnt I celeste dise-<ts cashes Ur & 20 eurs he worss
metturr Ussd. -" -.
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mEDIUAu.,

ed TO y kosevelt street near Chatham, where be 10
hourly consulted all diseases Of
cent cases he cures in four days Without mersury
lis specific S. box, cannot b beaten. Ps- bea. Or.
NJ viii forfcia sJCO. - = ~T -,
~ en- private diseases e-ht-sp era tArrs
Of vAieh ip hospital ,nalis Dr. W. to CT fe the Wort
oaso tes his diploma in his .f3eo, No. Hot s.rs. WA
me Of The Erctues In surzory 81
ene hit eonntrrfassvsv nFoduoet euroef 40 ehacss
GEn0 RfWARD -JErgRIEs' ANTIDoTE, A sPg-
pCOO eitc Mixture for the cure Of ConorrhGa Cicets
setures and liar disorders. IL makes greedy care
without the least restrictions Of Diet drink
eftpse In aIrAton 20 business The haen-es
sn case which tbs mixture win not the
TEXTURE OF i've hundred dollars. Furthethe nnok
be contracted dote Of The taken when esDosed
~ put NJ IN bottes witk fun dTectiol 81 One totfis
lasts cured in two days For tale b. u u
HING lg2 Broadway luS Bayard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

r.,aa., ..s nND hhItr.-DH. LARZrTTESIuNn
~ htir prescribed effective
~ ~, o. nature u Is All ths. Il profe5ss ss
,a-chnres crest restsratve and remeds Tor thoss
the Married state without efsprne ftiss ssvs
~. emissions General debility, Fisct weakness ~
snskenl.n esfans, nervous Affections lenoorrtr. a.
n,dx s nesiens u agusld A, eersa ~
~ esnsun ption and sold oriv
d.. 90, tths only Aperiosu AreatsL Ne ysks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03
WEsrronr. Sept I.

ATiyedcshes Indian Gesss las. from nshs sank.
sienington 200 bs April ~ nshe Bruce Fair Haven
go lb fIern; April 10, IN Maize Bsnk. ship lillian Lee
barrels spern June sfh. la.i sdeil5 60 ~ ship
HsnIy Sag BErbor 100 so whale. bark
rod go perm 2cs whale bound hon.s H. lat n 80
Ion ~ trg Zeies o. EastPor nothing further 18th schr
Orb Baltimore for Demsrara bark Barclay Atlantic
OsTerm spoke about July bark Gov Carver wsstpor
about ITO sperm. IT
NnscxIxAEBous.
BRIG VANILLA OF and for this city (owned by Louden
Johnson Cedar Keys Flo rds with
Totally destroyed by irs when day She
fully Insured in Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

ONNkRNOps DEBiLITY-DR DE LANEr 81 LfsPx-
stiee esutnuss 70 pay rsreuisr ssfen lion 70 al
$780, ~ ~ early improper hsSita, Ydisernfr,ts
saees 81 Innate ra Nocturnal as3
reere, s,a H. ssmlnaI weakness seniial debility, m
sne imTfenehfs 70 marriaee Generally. Nsvfnx
msn{ ytars In Europe ard ssrica 20 tSis nsr-
even IN the most hopeless esses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

k.kht hOIHkkS BOOK. OR MORAL rHYslOIOCT-
Mers ths scot esrcfuy read BY every married rerss.
snd Its advice followed the fears
pees Of large family Of chldres would be obvi.teJ ~,
sale at Ne ~ Ann street. Also the Tem.f. 80
PILLS. Letters to Dor l.so2 win be answered.
pRIyATr DIsEAsEs-BErNo NOW IN rossxssrov
q All the orsnal recipes ef the celebrated DR. kiscrs
nrt snffecn 70 the Hospital des Paris .,a
kpovedged the most eminent physcas In ,ls ~s-s -.
tenders bis services 20 all those h. has fs,.a
no rel elsewhere Recent eases easffw
French Ismale Periodical Pill. ke ar ' 's"''''-
On De bAnkf. 81 Lisponsrd Ct, near Broadvsv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

~ have contracted dssasss CORA yoieass thrt h,
fale care OF thy health Ihsss devoted ma years 10
oesBien aud have trqated saecessuy Of pa
ucnt Those whe wish 10 consult thOsc
nay soss Vrre Of oharsel frorsA N. topP. NJ sBnaaT
feepted III value heslth avoid thaeS
knaves who ushingy tell you That they only can cure
you and that their fnd 81 cdsius IL IN that u nsses-
Teen ruined by thsss esotiss esn daily. los WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03
UHIFPIna.

IN pool is disckarEpe order a. the foot ~
Canal street. Conssasss will please their psrmts %
board Immediately.
NOTICE PER srEAnsHIP allan
~ TIC for Liverpool viii please be fooe
Of Canal street on Saturday September 7th O'clock
board Friday September 9th marked below with tHs
number Of their berth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

nR COOPER, "a DUANE STREET BAs. FOR nm
~ last fourteen year, confined his prsctee trrat
ment Of mercural and other diseases delsste natur,
He can the most suravnted % this disease s,d
charge. ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

DRhoR BISON Is CONSULTED on yESEREAL
diseaee With honorAhlc conddence prac.ss 81 tkir-
years enables him 90 perfectly, vihsut srrury-
Recent esass removed IN few days stro,uros nd seminal
weakness 10 invariably No fec till cured See hs
London diploma, in his Zee, 2)Js Fulton street.
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obtained. $4,000 certificate is too much for one
bite, there is such . thing overtaxiDg the faith
and creduli.y Of those ruminsting and gramnvorous
creatures, the bullsn There little doing in the
produce parties feeling disposed to await the
arrival Of the Atiantic's news before operating
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weekly Repor, Of Death. and Interments
N AHiTImE INTELLIGEN

Port OF New York, september 3, 1850,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05
BY SAM. p. WINS,
TERMS:

THE POST will be published every Friday
at s? per year, payable within three months
from the time OF subscribing; $3.50 in six
months-or So if payment IS delayed until
the expiration of the year.
ADVERTISEMENT, will be charged 81 per
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and - cents for each continuance. a liberal
deduction made to those who advertise by the
year. Persons sending advertisements must
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Inserted, or they will be continued until for
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fkHF For announcing the names of candl-
dates for office THREE DoLLsn,, CASH. -..
Jon Work, such as Pamphlets, Minulc9, C,'-
culars, Cards, Blanks Ilandbills, &C., will be
executed in neat and workT,anlike manner,
at short notice, and on reasonable terms.
All letters addressed TO the proprietor, post
baih, will be promptly attended TO.
Persons at a distance sending us the names
of torr solvent subscribers. will be entitled to
Il fnh copy gratis.
No communications inserted unless accom-
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n.y. Ofce on the West side Ct the Public
Square, next door but oIc above the Post
Office.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

.SIEGUTAR AMALGAMATION.-h friend
left at our Office, few DAYS since, what
may be considered, so far as our knowl-
edge extends, production peculiar TO Min>
sesg,a 1t was grub worm apparently c'
tie ordinary species, from tie head of
which had sproued a plant some three
inches in length. Both animal and vege-
table life had become extinct, when we
first saw ii, though vitality clearly existed
in each when taken gu, ofihe ground. We
understand this species CT production is
not uncommon in the vicinity OF Point
Douglas, where this was found, The
weeds sprnginc from the head Of The worm
grow TO the heig ght of two or three ieei,
the legs Of the insect meantime dislendlng
themselves into the earth IN the shape ci
roots. Animal life remains apparent un.
until the vegetable shoots above ground is
fiied by the change Of season, but waeth-
eE a crop Of srubs is produced in the way
Of seeds, we are not advised. What cant
We raise in Minesoial-(St. Paul, .Uinn.)
Chronicic May q.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05
zEME-I5 POST .
ATHENS, FRIDAY, JULY $, 1850.

Mr.. CLAyroN.-Thc Lynchburg Virgin
ian says: The precise position Of this gen>
lIeman has now been asccrtainrd He is an
advocate of the Compromise report w'hou,
amendment. We are glad to klow that
we cnn number Mr.. Clayton among the
friends of this great and salutnry measure.
We have always had confidence in the wis.
dom and patriotism of this distinguished
ornament of the Cabinet. We now have
more. The other members of the Cabne;
slun the question, and will not permit
themselves to be approa ched with it.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

COOP Our OF EvIL.-Thc best effect
which we have yet seen Of the California
Fever, and the strongest proof Of the pow
er Of its magnetic influence, is fact which
is stated thai public officers in Washington
are beginning to be affected by the inhu-
cnce of Ell Dorado, and TINT, in the words
of "lon." stampede is threatened among
The twelve hundred Clerks Now, If Cali
forniu possesses suliicien. ultra ctona to in.
duce Office holders to resign. and Office
seekers TO turn their vision Westward, it
will grove the greatest blessing that has
yet happened to this remarkably fortunate
country. When the appetite for 'spoils'
ceases in this Republic, and "the cohesive
power" is btreft Of all its strength, we may
anticipate q millennium Of patriotism md
moderation. We fear such news is too
good to De true. So many strange things.
however, have happened in this uge, that it
is not impossible the offices of the coun-
try may at some future day be no longer
regarded as worth contendng for
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

BILLING AND CooING EXTRAcRDINARY.-
The intelligent Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, under date OF the
filth uIt, has the following significant
paragraph, which will be read with sur'
prise bv thousands al the South. The
people in This region will never sanction
such an unholy union for such unholy pur'
poses. The writer says:
"The billing and cooing between the
Southern ultras and Northern abolIlouss
continues. IN spite Of the ultra speeches
delivered for buncomb in Congress. Some
of the most desperate free soIlers have ac-
tualIy taken lodg;ngo with the Southern
:ire-eaters; eating. drinking and sleeping
with Them in the same house. It is a well
established principle in chemistry that the
greatest afliniues exist Between bodies cI
heterogeneous qualities, and the same has
been observed also in love; but ! did not
know, ill lately. that it applied also 10 pol
llcs. All that the public interest requires
10 know is, which of the parties is the one
tha, is seduced? CommisseraIion with suf-
tering or beguiled innocence calls for an
inves,ie cation of the extraordinary paenom'
enOn."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

Two opposition boats started from PilIs-
burg, lately, down the river; one employed
a German band 10 attract passengers. The
other being minus the music, and net de-
string &c be ouIdonc, started the steam
whistle, which drowned the noise oI the
band. The mayor being called upon, de-
cined 10 interfere. saying that one was ga
specimen Of German music" ard the
other "senuine American"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

A TAKE>rS.-"If you will throw away
that cigar" said a friend of ours TO a man
who was putting vilanous "long line"
IN the bar>room of hotel in western
village, m'll give you quarter of dol
lar." "Well, Pll do it," said the smoker.
He threw away his cigar, took his quarter,
and then, stepping up 10 the bar, said
"Here. give me brandy-'oddy and .tor
more o. them cigars" When he had lig;;-
ed one, our friend departed straightway
from that house."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

A letter was handed us the other day by
a friend from Jackson Missouri, in which
it stated tha: there had been gold found in
the glzZard Of a wild Crane TO the amount
of SIZE. 1, is supposed that the Crane
had been 10 California.
We learn since that an old farmer in
Missouri has killed every Chicken, Duck
and Turkey, in his neighborhood, in pursuit
OF gold.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

SLAVE sUIrs.-In Burlington, Iowa,
lately several citizens were convicted in
the United States Court Of aiding and abe'
ting in the fight of certain slaves belong"
ing to a citizen Of Missouri. They were
fined $4,000. In the United States Court
at Indianapolis, similar case was tried,
in which John. Morris. of Boone County,
Ky, recovered s2,S00 against certain cit
izens of Indiana for carrying away his
slaves. The costs Of the suit were about
1000 more.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

4 cortespondeniof the Minnesota Pioneer,
willing from Fort Gaines, says, thai he had
Just seen pile Of snakes. iorty-hve in
pumter, which had been killed by two
young srls Of ihs, place. The girls wen,
on; messing. hu, il turned out TO be a snak-
,ng expedition. and they want 10 know
whether any other section of the country
can produce exactly such herolnes,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

Henry CLAY as A MAN OF AcTIoA.-
A Washington correspondent OF an ex-
change paper, in recent letter, referring
to Henry Clay. says:
As mar Of sction. he is an umozing
man. Ir carrying u measure, lis ora'ory,
remarkable as i. is. is only all auxiliary
force. He hardly finishes a prayer to Ju-
piter. before he jumps into the mud up TO
his knees and puts his shoulder to the
wheel with the strength Of Samson. lie
is the best tecmster that eyer was seen
He will take greater pull cut Of the same
muscles of men than any other man in the
world. Put him at the head of crew of
laborcrs, and he would dig more rods Of
ditch, lay more fence. or excavate more
square feet of earth than any one else. We
would rather hire Henry Clay. old as he is,
at any Job of work, than any man we ever
saw, whether that job were 10 negotiate
treaty, make q stump speech, an oration in
the Senate, pull snogs out Of the MississiP.
nj, or stop one Of its crevasses. make
.rnnel through the All.ghanies, or rail-
roe 4 to the Pacific, or TO put despera 10
meas ,re through Congress. The country
is haro.v able to furnish a match for Mr..
Clay in anything that he would really set
out in eel iest 10 do.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05
DANvILLE, June 81. 1850.

volunteer my services in furnishing you
with statement OF a shocking atari which
has lust occurred in our Court House, and
has thrown our village into state OF great
CONSERVATION and excitement.
The elons Warburlon alias Bristol Bill
and Meadows, were brought into court this
forenoon at half past ten o'clock, to receive
sentence for the CRIME of counterfeitlng, OF
which they were found guilty last week,
repor, OF winch trial was published in
your paper.
Immediately after sentence was passed.
TO wit, ten years imprisonment at hard la
Dor, on each of the prisoners. Bristol Bill,
suddenly, and with the agility of tiger,
sprang upon Mr.. ~ b, Davis, State .at.
torney end plunged ,hs blade Of q large
case knife tuN three inches into his neck,
just hack of the right eur. striking the neck
bone, aud elancing backward instead of
forward, to which fortunate circumstances
OF the backward direction the State Auor-
ney is no doubt indebted FOR his life. The
first inIimalon that any one person had of
the Prisoners intention, was the sharp
tnklng of chains, as he suddenly leaped
forward to innict The wound. Mr.. d. fell
.eeling to ihn annr. niiernp bnt one faint
cry, the weapon sticking in the wound
A bysIander pulled out the reeking blade,
while Bill stood erect, with look Of ex
ulta,ion depicted upon his countenance. 49,
Indeed. while being doubIy ironed, he res
pea,edIv stated that he had but one ankle.
ty, and that was the fear that the work was
bu, half done-that it would net prove IA
tal-durlng which he evnced as much
GOODNESS as though nothing OF any particu-
lar moment had occurred.
The family of the State Attorney were
i'm mediatey sent for, and are anxiously
attending by his bedside. Mr.. ID. is in a
very criica! situation, though the attend
ing physician encourages us with the hope
that the wound " not prove fatal ~
Y. Herald.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

A friend of ours in California, is certain
ly hard run. HIS pantaloons are made out
of rag carpet, while his overcoat consists
of a cellar door, with straps on each side
for arm.holes. He leeds on artificial spawn
fog sweelened with sour molasses.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

New York AS rIs.-Ihe Evening Post
was disposed to put down Tuesday night
"as among the mos, moral of the year" in
lha ciy-,here being. it is SAID, no suicide,
assaults or accidents To record. The Tri
bune, not. disposed to lie, the night off so
easy, says:
There were only twelve persons ares
ted for assault and battery; about ten for
stealing; one with assault with intent to
kill; and one fortunning away with horse.
Moral night!
Blu, then it may be "Eoral night" for
.NeW YOf@:!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

"Joe. what makes your nose SO ted r
Friendship. p."-"FriendshiP! how do yon
make that out Z" "l've got a friend who is
very fond of brandy, and ne is too weak to
take it strong. and I've constituted myself
his tasier."