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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. RUS

H1NLOOU IIOIN'--N NlA1NOI'J L ItOS-
E4 SELL Professor Of Elocution in the Mercantile Ii
brsry Association and Brooklyn Female Academy, and In
struCor Eocuton in the Andover Theological Semina'
ry Mass and al several other Literary Institutions in New
England respectfully that lie is prepared 10 IN
strnc those who wish TO study this Art.
Mr. R. would refer to reconmendaory letters from tis
numerous and pup and the Presidents and Pro-
fessors OF many of the principal Literary Institutions in
New England, Newfork, and New Jersey, Also TO his
father, Professor WILLIAM RUSSELL Principal OF the Mer-
rimack Normal Institute, N. H, Rev BARNAS SEARS d. ID.
Secretary Of the Board OF Education Mass, Hon HENRY
BARNARD Commissioner of Public Schools, Conn, Hon.
ELISHA R. POTTER Commissioner OF Common Schools,
Rhode Island.
Also TO Prof HENRY, D. D.. GEO S PARKER, Principal
of University Grammar School, Rev S P PARKER, Rev.
A A WooD, Dr. ". FRANCIS, Misses GIBSON Bond-sl,
II It TuCHERMAN, Esq, New ork, and to Rev Or Cox,
and A CRlTTENpEN Nj A, Brooklyn.
Mr. r. instructs Individuals Classes, Reading and FAM
y Circles private residences and al his rooms No 53
Broadway.
TgRMs-For course of ten private lessons, of one hour
each $500. For class of ten members, S3,O each.
n26 lme0dN
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Last Week ofReduced Prices.
BOOKS Will, CLOSE nm &
ASNoy S0-All Subscribers viii have three months 20
receive their Lessons from the date of their subscription.
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITHS

WIRING Ko0rls 20 Br0adway,
First door above the Irving House.
Terms reduced onehali viz 3 80 FOR Ten Lessons
Of One Hour each with 30 cents extra for stationery
50 for Twenty Lessons Lcuding stationery Payable at
The time OF subscribing.
To classes conditions professions trades and cangs
quick cieer aud uniform style TeuInanship i with he
exception OF TeHdng the most Indispensable OF al sc4lz
Tons, MI Goldsmith would say that Of the many thou
sand opups to whom be- las given instruction. ot one
who was willing 10 devote ordinary attention 20 his .es
Sons has failed 10 become good w'ier and hes astiied
stating thai tie very best peumen 10 the !isd States
some OF them teachers and others in private lie hAYe ae
CURED their extraordinary deXiery Will the pm under MS
'liiou Circulars at the Rooms. so Broadway.
hours OF Observation-Disclosures, daily At II O'Clock. "A al
eng - clock, NJ Gentlemen. daily at IN s, aud
7 NJ. excepting SaiurdAys
fI;'a,e instruction al al hours most convenient TO the
pupu Terms sl5 payable a. lie commencement n29 q
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nRTL NICHOLS, and Mrs. COVE
INSTRUCTION.

a LADY, residing in a beautiful coun-
IA try town OF New England, is DESTROYS of receyiug
into her family two Children eight fourteen years
OF age, whose education and moral and physical wei
fare the stricest attention will be paid For orphnn and
other children deprived of parental the present OPP
portlny offers advantages that rarely be equaled
The highest testimonials viii be given and required Adj
dress L. g. Tribune Office. nd law4WSN
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T7ELLOWS' OPERA HOUSE-Hall

IT of Lyrics, 444 Broadway next door to the Olympic
OPENING WEEK.-This and splendid Hall IS now
omen and viii continue open EVERY NIGHT during
the week FELLOWS ETHIOPIAN Opera G.IaO
comprising company of IA talented and eihclenl per-
cert to consist Of Songs, Duets Glees Quaretes Cho-
russes Restraints &c &c BurlesQues on Italian Opera,
Dutch Drill instrumental Solos and Ethiopian DRnces
Admission 2 cents Doors open concert u O'Clock
Afternoon concert on Wednesday and Saturday, commenc-
ing at O'Clock. no
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MEDICINES.


TENHE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
Il DR.. TOWNSEND'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARlLLAi is now manufactured under the imme-
diae direction of the well-knowu Chemist and Physician
JAMES R. Chiffon, of NewYork, whose certificate
printed on green paper will be found on the onsde wrap
per ofeach bottle This is prevent the possibility OF any
mistake or question as to its genuneness.
DR. S P TOWNSENDS SARSAPARiLLA is war
raDed 10 possess more medicinal virtues in bottle than
in six bottles oany other socaed Preparations fSarsapa
rla and 10 Keep good for any length of time in all eli
mates.
This Medicine has cured more persons of different dis
eases (such as mentioned below than ali the other adver
tised Medicines put together.
1t cures scrofula Stubborn Ulcers, Effects of Mercury
Fever Sores, Erysipelas Rheumatism General Debility
Dyspepsia Cosyeness Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint
Dropsy, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Heart diseases.
Sold by all tie principal Druggists and general Store
Keepers throughout the world.
Principal Office in Now-York 80 Nassau-st.; Principal
Office in London $50 Strand door to the Lyceum The
ator ms S&WtJlv
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TNDIANS-Will be opened at the AZ

Z NDIANS-WilI be opened at me M ~,
hambra Rooms 5574 Broadway. on I'll QRsn r. ~
MING November Is STANLEYS N 6;I 1s Consist
ing of Portraits life size the principal Chl.s atu il" I'd
rors of fry different tribes royeE 9PVc california and Ore
CON ,oao'fer mn IL ndscape views Games Dances bUl-
fo Hunts Domestic Scenes al OF %hey ycars travel
nuS ,hem the whole forming of the most interesting
and Instructive exhibitions sq be pn6 ii ino' nc aD'
6cntive Lectures may be expected at NJ on W ed
nee5Sv and Saturday; also, each Evening at q O'Clock
olGn e Tictes Is cents Season Tickets ST. Car be OBJ
,sined at the principal Hotels aud at the Door
ms fwua* STANLEY DiCkERMAN, ProprletoTs
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nR. ANARCHISTS UTERINE CA

\ Eh. M AfhCI1lCl y Y EhlNE Va
ETTHOLlCON-Ths advertisement is not designed as
nOstum puff for the sale of composition by the above
title ba solely for the purpose of fetching to the knowl
edge of all suffering emaes The fact that the above Com
position nine-tenths OF all diseases affecting tie
female organs heretofore incurred and with which tens of
thousands yea millions, disabled and miserable
and without relief as every medical man must confess
Central Depot for the sale of The above article 70 Anthony
st corner OF Broadway 10 the Bazaar Buildings and or
tain pamphlet free OF charge which sets forth the
OF the Femae Diseases, for which the above is remedy,
with statement of cases cured by the same the safety.
pleasanlness and tendness 10 the Female Constitution of
this Composition an9 all vouched tor by the highest author
lily Reference will also be given the office 10
made in the City and vicinity. Although we have hal
office open in this City but for short lime vet this Med
cine has been before portion of the public for about
years ard It's curative powers definitely and positively
advocates several physicians using it, of the
standing ana largest business. n2S 2W eod+
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HARDW ARE.
DOARDMAN,S PATENT IMPROV

FEOAIIDNIA N = 7 Il EIE IIII NO '
EBED STEAM BOILER AND FURNACE-The Pat
entee is prepared 10 sell single territorial rights TO
the above named improvement Recent experiments
have demonstrated that this form OF Boiler effects
ing Of onehafte fuel required run the best Cylinder
Boiler with return fires and about % per cent OF the
amount used by Locomotive Boilers The heat IS thor
oppflv applied to the water thai the senperaIre in the
chimney reduced below it7 The smoke aud comhust
bic gases consumed within the furnace Tie refuse eas
Instantly exlingushe fame sparks so that all danger
from sparks is avoided This Boiler is very compact in
form occupying ess space than any other ofke power
ADMINISTRATIONS II FarOn. Chief Engineer u S
Mail Steamer Arctic n Y; Messrs. Moti & Ayres aRd
M Jaycox Chelsea iron Any, WEE TweatysE d1
First av New York; Mr. John Mills Machiuist, $40 Fifth
st. New.York; Mr. w. C. Smith. ST Abans. Vermont; and
Messrs Goulding Green Conro keeseyllle: n Y Adj
dress pos paid H ROARDMAN
ug 2meod 1z8 Fuiton-s- I'd foor) New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

MEMS and BOYS CLOTHING, whole
1E 4 sale and retail At VERY Low PRICES. The sub
scrber, JACOB VANDERBILT, 81 FulIou-st. invites hs
friends and the public TO his Fall and Winter stock Of cloth
ME MIS- equal in every respect The hes. work.
Also, over $50 pieces of FASHIONABLE GOODS, which
viii be made to order in style that cannot be surpassed.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited
NJ lmeodd' JACOB VANDERBILT. 81 Fultou-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

THNRTPLER HALL.-Madame ANNA
BISHOPS SEVENTH GRAND SACRED CON
CERT will take place on SUNDAY EVENING NEXT,
December l, when - u,
from the Works great Masters including some Of tho Ia
yorite pieces oflast Sunday will be given
Full particulars duly announced Tickets 80 cents M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
DnXtrT ANDrE XDnR

An original basauc preparation, perfectly free rom all
mineral metallic adniXture. 1t is distinguished for It's
extremely bland purifying and soothing effects on the
skim we its action the pores and the minute So
cretory vessels teXpels all impurities from the surface
aays every tendency to Inflammation and has etscaay
cooaluns and other culaneous vsitaons The radiant
bloom imparts the cheek The soflness and deicay
which induces of the hands and arms lis capa0ty Of
soothing irritation and removing cutaneous defecs render
il Indispensable to every toilet
Gentlemen, after shaving, will hnd II aliay al rrlla
ton ard tenderness of the kn and render soft, smooth
and pleasant ,,
,,rds II Winter and in cases of snbum, stings of in
sects chban chapped hands or incidental LII
virtues have long and extensively been a.
selection by the Queen the Court and The Royal Family
of Great Britain and the several Courts OF Europe to-
pether with the ete of the arisocacy from the sury
Chimes of India the frozen realms Of The Gar Price
a. Enpisl
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VNRANCTS HARRIS PRINTING ES-

a.
d TABLISHMENT, Thames-st. New York, near
Broadway ard adjoining Trinity churchyard-Ihe SUD
scrber executes every description of letter press PRNI
ING IN the elegant manner, being provided win All
the beautiful types, borders, ornaments, cuts &c NC anu
the most improved presses and other machinery III use al
the preient day. -. -,
rrcusnyote lgith the labor and stock employed
Prices usl and uniform. No printer in the city does or
can rate his work ut lower comparative prices
The cry cheap printing may be construed saa96y P,H
ina There are az many grades of excellence IN TINS af as
in anv other ach of which sc d have lis graduated prce,
though tne fact seems be little recognized ID the conu'
nity There seems be less taste and less a Siet IN re-
spect to this than any other OF the fashions Of rehsd ne
How common is the vi gar expression ANY hlu Vi pl
ing will answer; the money SO spent Is uHo"u a"ey.
How many merchants give their orders Tor pruning ~ aly
nerant solicitor who would kick pedar o lnerc@ldiZe
out of their stores. - a. Il, ord
CARDS-A great hue and cry has been made about Caro-
Printing as il were separate branch oil ulc PIlhLh5
bnsiness The truth il, Cards, and almost every uesclP
non of fire printing, executed better on ai-p
than on any machine that has ever been substituted NeFel
theees the advertiser has OF the best Cara RE
ever invented and viii print Cards at q! prices 10 SUIT w
ACCOIfNT BOOKS made TO pattern, and any hHu o
pf1fINC and BINDING attended to. J.,
+ H. has had more than twenty years eHPe'jene ,t ~
a, H. 1aTnent OF tie Printing business including me
NewsnaDer Book Job and Stereotyplng dePal id
ia iY Competent 10 perform contracts IN 'notoH5 ~ , 4
satisfactory manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

HHHOMAS E. BROADWAY IS offering
Il some Of the choicest BEEF, VEAL, and MoITO at
In the New-York Market at his Old Stall Clinton
Persous visiting Market viii do well 10 give PM
III s - o5l 5Ineod%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

NOR SALE, ~ Prince-st.-One Pair
Il MATCHED BAY HORSES, l6 hands high, years
old past stylish drivers well broke to harness. very desir-
able pair for families Also, Two Single Horses 10 hands
high Bavs more than common travellers, well broke 10
single double harness very reasonable prices CHl
and see for yourselves. no o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

A LADY who has had many years ex-
Ia perience in teaching the Piano, Forte having
few hours her disposal wishes to take two
Pupils TO instruct either at their residences her
Address Z. S. Tribune Olhce nj lmN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

REMEMBER rs Fulton street, Sign
Il a OF Gen Taylor.-P. Il. ROGERS, Who.csale aud Re
tail Cloier 10 FuhonsL respectfully invites eSsmna
non Of his and elegant style OF read y1nRde clothing
for he Fall OF 1880 ard the Winter Of lG1o-5l.
In the Wholesale Department will be found ample
stock of wemade and fashionable garments calculated
do good service in all sections of the country and cheaper
than ever before offered In this city.
The Retail Department. Is stocked with an 1mense yare-
y of Ovecoats Sacks, Frocks, Dress Coats Vests Paas
looms &c of every material which fashion sanctions or
economy approves: and the following list will show that
the prices graduated by the very lowest scale Of living
prohis;
most splendid assortment of Drab English Devonshlrs
Kerseys from. 90 to ~ 90
Black. Brown aud Blue Beavers 5 90 10 90
Fancy light Oyercoats ,.......,..,....'. 60 10 20
Drab Back and Blue Pilots ............... ~ GO
Splendid Dress and Frock Coats...,...... 90 Is 90
PANTS.
Pants Of every shade and color; 90 90
VESTS.
Vests OF every style OF goods.............. IS 500
BOYS CLOTHING
Sacks ana OVercoats : w w
Jackets. % W
Pants. - W
Also splendid assortment OF Cloths, CasSmeres and
Vesnss constantly on hand ahd made 10 ORDER al the short
A iiIll suit OF Winter Clothing for SIS
fit guaranteed in all cases, and orders executed In the
Custom Department the most fashionable style and with
Tie utmost prompatude H. ROGERS:
OH 5meOde No. 16 FuitoH-St. corner OF Gold.
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NOR SALE-A Lot 25X98 feet 9 inches,
IL on the south side of Twenty xth-s between FiTs
and Second avs will be cold low The larger parl OF .he
pnIchnse money can remain on bond and mortgage. APP
Div 10 Ing ST. j 7. MlLLS, l55 Cherry 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
PEARLY SET OF TEETH.
R0WI ND'S 0DONT0

Or PEARL DENTRIFIcE, White Powder, compounded
Of the choicest and most recherche ingredients OF the Oe
tai Herbal of nestimabe value 10 preserving and beat-
ving the teeth reng henng the gums, aud lE rendering
the breath sweet aud pure II eXrpaes all lartafous ud-
besiOps to the teeth aud peHrike Whencss TO
the euameled surface Its antseplic and nntl-scorWuc
properties exercise highly beneficial and snutary lnu-
euce They further progress OF decay OF the
teeth induce healthy action OF the gums, ana cause Them
to assume the brightness and color indicative OF perfect
sOundncss.
The proprietors of this dence pledge themselves that
lis efcacy in preserving and eI1besng the teeth far
surpasse anything OF the kind yet offered TO tue
public and has in consequence Obtained its selection by
Britain and the Sovercigns and nobility throughout tl-
rope willie tie general demand for II al once announces
The favor In which il held. Price % Cd per box, En-
gllsh money =, . Avn, ,,,o,,,,r,O>r
IN consequence OF the numerous spurious and highly
Kaydor' and Odono, in circulation in the United
States A. ROWLAND Il SONS. of London beg TO
nounce that every article of theirs sent the United States
bears small label with the names of either one of their
two appointed Agents, as follows:
"GEO. d. PHELPS. (Only Agent) Importer OF DTuSs,&c,
4G Cti-st. New York; Or,
Me srs C. F. BRAY & Co, (Only Agens,) Boston
~ The genuine articles are sold by every respectable
Periumer and Chemist throughout the United States
To be had above general assortment OF Row
LAND's celebrated SOAPS and EXTRACTS, viz:
RowLANos Brown WINDSOR SOAR
VICTORIA WINDSOR SOAP.
VICTORIA TABLETS.
ESPRIT De MAREsCHALE.
AIILLEFLEUR-
BERGAMOT, &c &c
GEO D PHELPS, Importer of Drugs, Chemicals &C, 40
Cf.s NewY ork is the General Wholesale Agent for the
United States md is prepared to supply the trqde on tue
most favorable terms A. ROWLAND SONS,
n25StMW&S&1tW 20 Hatton Garden, London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
VU1TLES PATENT BABY JUMP

lVRDOMINAL SUPPORTERS for the cure of weakness,
rupture be surpassed They free from steel
brass springs and without back pads All letters Jpo.
psidl promptly attended To- 4S Canal.st nl6 I'm SltW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
CLOTHING.

THNHEM DOLLAR SUITS.-A whole
a suit ceansed dressed and pressed for s.. Also mill
taTy uniforms cleaned the shortest notice Carpets
cleaned for 81 cents per yard Also hearth table
ers &c Dresses dyed for Is White Grape shawis
cleared or dyed Also, yeyeis 7. SMITH
n3G ST. 10 Alen-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

A GIG FOR SALE.-A strongly built
IA Gig newly trimmed and painted and in perfect run;
nino order suitable for q Physicians other business VIII
be sold low, at E Manhattan place. near En-sl n%8 alN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

til BOUDOT, from Paris ACCOR-
Il sDEONS and SERAPHINES timed and repaired
Mskes of for SeraphInes and Accordeons "
Leonard-st near Broadway ~ liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

FENEACRER WANTED-To supply u
a vacancy in School District No 8, Newtown, near
Newmarket NewJersey Apply 10 either OF The Trustees
Dunn n29StA
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-27
TERMS:

THE POST will b. published every Friday
at ~ per year, payable within three months
from the time OF subscribing; S2,5O in six
months-or 50 if fpayment is delayed until
the expiration of the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be charged 81 per
square Of l2 lines (or less) for the first insertion,
and 25 cents for each continuance. a liberal
deduction made to those who advertise by the
year. Persons sending advertisements must
mark the number of times they desire them
inserted, or they will be continued until for
bid and charged accordingly.
~ For announcing the names of candi.
dates for Office THREE DOLLARS, CASH.
Jon WoRK, such as Pamphlets, Minutes, Cir.
culars, Cards, Blanks, IIandbills, &C., will be
executed in a neat and worknanlilc manner,
at short notice, and on reasonable terms.
All letters addressed to the proprietor, post
paid, will be promptly attended to.
Persons Mt distance sending us tho names
of four solvent subscribers, will be entitled TO
fifth copy gratis.
No communications inserted unless accom-
panied by the name of the author.
GY Office on the West side Of the Public
Square, next door but one above the Post
Office.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-27

TIE FUeIrrvE SLAVE BILL.-The
Washington Union, in speaking ofthe Fu-
gitive Slave Bill, which has just become
q law; says:
at is decidedly liberal IN its spirit, for
the benefit of the South-efficient, it is be-
lieved, in its provisions, and well calcula-
ted TO carry on, the guarantees of the Con-
sti,u,ion. The gist OF the bill is principally
10 be found In the fifth section. The mar.
shal is compelled; under penalty Of ST.
600, 10 dischatge his duty in arresting the
fugitive; and. further. to pay the value Of
the slave II he suffers him TO escape from
his custody: This supplies. 10 great ex-
tent, the clause, which was proposed anG
tejecled. for lndemnifying the master out
Of the public treasury for the loss Of hls
slave.
"The adoption Of such a bill is not only
favorable to the rights Of the owners, and
Is calculated TO conciiate the Southern peo-
pie, but it is another most gratifying evil
dence Of the liberal disposition Of the North
to carry out the guarantees Of the Consii.
tuition. We hail such a spirit with great
pleasure, and hope it will remove some Of
the prejudices which the. extremists have
entertained towards the North"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-27
BALTIMORE, Sept. II.


Gen. Haynau, the Austrian despot, is
on a visit to London. Himself and suite
visited Barclay, Perkins & Co.'S extensive
Brewery. He was assaulted by the hands
attached TO this establishment, and beaten
with all manner Of weapons. They finally
dragged him by the mousrache and hair
over the ground, ard tore off his clothing.
This Hungarian butcher only escaped death
by re,rea.ing and hiding himself in closet.
A good deal Of discussion is going on in
the English journals, growing out Of the
death Of Louis Philippe, and it is supposed
that the dispute in the Bourbon family will
now be healed, and an effort made to place
the Prince De Joinville at the head OF the
French Republic,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-27

THE NEwsPAPER.--Of the nc wspa.
per as means OF instructing the pco.
pie. we will quote the opinion Of
Lamartinc:
Before this century shall run out,
journalism will be the whole press
the whole human thought. Since the
prodigious multiplication which art
has given TO Observation-Disclosures
to be multiplied by a thousand fold
ye.--mankind viii write their books
day by day. hour by hour, page by
page. Thought will be spread abroad
in the world with the rapidl,y of light,
(this was written before the in,roduc.
ton of electric telcgraph,) instantly
conceived, instantly written; instantly
understood at the utmost extremity of
the earlh-it will be spread from pole
to pole. Sudden, instant. burning
with the fervor OF soul which made it
burst forth. it will be the reign of the
human soul in all its plen,itudc; it will
not have time TO ripen; to accumulate
in a book-the book will arrive too
late. The only book possible from
today is a newspaper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-27

A FRUrrrUL WorHER.-.The census
taker in the West part of Sciota coun.
ty. Ohio. informs the editor of the
Portsmouth Dispatch, that he visited
family in which the mother had re.
Gently given birth to her Twentieth
child. He says it was a sight worth
beholding. TO see the youngsters run.
ming about the house.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-27

Love is as natural to woman as frng-
rance is to rose. You may lock girl up
in convent, you may confLe her in a cell,
you may cause her TO change her religion.
or foreswear her parents these things are
possible; but never hope to make the sex
forego their heart. worship, or give up their
reverence for cassimeres; for such hope
will prove a. bcotless as the Greek Slave,
Ano hollow rs q bamboo.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-27

The editor Of down east paper, bache.
lor, says "the reason why the women do
not cut themselves in two by tight locing.
is because they lace around the heart, and
that is so har d they cannot affect it,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-27

THE NEXT PREslpENcY.-John WENT
worth writing rom Washington to his pa
per since the death Of President Taylor.
says :--"I look upon it as inevitable that
Henry Clay is TO be the next Whig candi-
date, and see signs tha, many of our lead
ing Democrats mean TO support him. They
certainly will d. it if Col. Benton. Judge
Woodbury., or any other man that they are
not certain ofusing, runs. Indeed matters
are very much mixed up here, and there is
no predicting the final result"