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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
DRIvATELYING-IN A.YLUm.-An Assoc

DRlNATE LhING-IN AsNLUm.-An Assoca-
ton Of Medical Gentlemen knowing the importance 70 the
cOummuniy, well 10 private individuals Of Private
Lyngn Asylum, have resolved open such a. lastion
10 this Cy suitable b1ding has beer procured IN an
airy and pleasant situsOn up town. and properly furnish
ed, eud IL now ready for the reception Of ps ieuts-
AL communications the subject ana applications for
admission, uusl be made 10 James Kennedy, IL D. S6
Dusne-psrt.
The following named gentlemen hsve been consulted on
th- subject and highly spprove Of tho plan
Valentine MOu N d President a3d Pro. OF The New.
York Academy Of Medicine
JOHN W Francis, NJ late Prof Of Midwifery, and the
diseases Of women and children Rutgers Medical College
New York.
C Gman, NJ D. Prof Of MID xifsry. and the diseases
OF women ard children, College Of Physicians ind sur
gecns, New-York
r. Msnley late Prof Of Midwifery and the diseases Of
woman and children, College Physicians and Surgeons
kew-fo5k
D Reese, NJ D, L. D. lac Prof Of the Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
sidney DOsne, M D. late Health oaeer Of The port Of
NewiOfk
Hon Geo Ball ExMsyor Of Brooklyn.
Hon J. Harper, Ex. Msyor Of New-fot
Moses o. Leonard, Esq. Aims House Commissioner,
Nrw-York
q II Affords me great pleasure 10 recommend the pro-
posrc lnsuution culaied 70 effect much good hinE
DR. KEN eoy stl and well fitted 10 arrange and manage
sneh an establishment .. ..,-
nAkuM-5O0 h.i-s No 1; SO do No For sale AZ
OmAnafscugTrrs prices, BY
ma OsUNT 4 OERRIcKsON I5e south-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE MERcAErILE MUTUAL Insurance Co
New-Yo 4, June "A, 1850. !
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN thai the csrth.
Ncses Of prof issOsd of lhe year 1913 with Inc
log interest will be paid TO tho hOder thereof their To-
gal efresenslives and after Monday the 9Th day OF
July which time all interest thereon Will cease, the
certificates 70 be- cancelled on payment
BY order Of the Board
is25 w CHARLES NEWCOhb, secretarY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
LEEcHEs. LEEcHEs. LEEoHEs!

yUg1 received b. le last steamer from Europa large
j .nnoiv OF 9~sdish German snd Sn L-scbes
rspr-d healthy pot up 70 be FsnspOSti any distance
with perfect safety, 1f sale at mo1e,s's Dreesb ~
W" o. & HlITE,
t.isf0s Importers Of fs,s.rhes - ioansf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

nAk uAi-500 h.iss NO 1; so do No. = FOR sale .
ma GaUNT I DERRIcKsos, ISs seutbs st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

- sa THE LARGEST assortment OF bodstesds,
H}ou44 Beds Mattresses and Feathers ever offered for
sals at NJ WILLARD3 W1ehouso, 80 Chat
cor OF Muberyl The attention Of house Keepers
and Others IL particularly called 10 Wibs patent hght
and ef screw bstsead Old beds renovated; cots vnobs
cal and retail. ie2f linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

NlEM.YOHK AND HAhLEm kAiLROAD
l COMPANY-Tn- fourth semi ensu2i dividend 90 ne
Preferred stock q his Company the rae OF eghi per
cent Der spuum Will psd a. the once Of me COMPANY
Irvop Row on and sher Tuesday the second dag 81 jay
next The transfer oooss Of ne preferred st,:i ~n %
on N.opssety July s. GiI0 o'elcck, A ~ Daisd New
York Jun a. le5o. . ,.-cxoaO r.....
SAnL n 5LAEbrOhO' AfCNuof'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

pAdr, ROPES, and al mods u paper msoefsear
Ia ets u,te rals hOnsht and soid liberal lsrms nv
ul7 GAUNT DERRICksoN, l52 and l5s sootssl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
LAW COURT rs.

COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.-COMMoS PLEAS.
Part Mos 453, ass, 459, 46, 4o7, ss7, 469, AL
473 AS, All, 479, Isl, 4s5, 4s7, 4s9 49, 1873 495
497 4s9, SOL $685. sos, 513. SIS, 5l7 52l, SO, 525
Part II-Nos $40, 354 900, 372, 1872, 495, $780, 500,
5s4, 500, 59s, COZ, and even Nos. to 622, 626 625
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

zor. No reason is assigned for the commission Of
the Trash act Deceased was native oil Ireland
80 Years Of age, and has left husband and TWO
children. Verdict death by suicide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

ILTINDON IBADE-. GILT COkNtCE3l O6A-
w PEKY dUsLISs kc-Fsnbes soOat f1rn sting
their windo~s With he shove srntes wl Ind a q.
WOODFORDs, 4s5 brosd~ay NC ages. AID best az
dnced Ia H-~.YOfs Lsce and musna s1risns. drapsry,
ta..els loops pins bands, cornices, ke. FAMILIES par.
rS-.g a ne subscriber msy reiv upon yetng hrs.rse
srtlc@ sBd low u 10 possible 20 import msngf.c-
urs h Merchants buying II wholesale VIII fad itascidedy
40 tb-ir advantage cal before purchasing elsewhere
sl6n "ObDFOsD. Tso Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

DAY GOODS ctsFss -rhe regular meeting Of
ihs Dry Goods Cier's' ha'asl Senei. and Pro,ec.
u'e Association, b "a 1t the College OF Physicaos
ADD Surgeons 90 Friday evening last, tie tollowing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

no SHOP BUTCBERs-Besf Veal, Mutton and
Lamb Tor sAl- by qaansr side or ont de'-re1 70
sny part Of city free Ofcsrsge Bueh-r- Fl staten s
and Brooklyn Jerssy City and Toe ryer COS
49, sEWELL " DODGE
t.ts sus,As ga Rle~esar-st New YOrf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

EEw.YoRK AND kEw-Fs GLAsD TELEGssrH Co
Merchants Line 10 Boston.
DIyIDEND.-Tbe Drseof' OF me Ne~;I9rt ana
aiysera N seyen 7 cent PAYABLE - slocsnoders on
a. sfef he sth 81 lay IN BtFFfRTs, President
l. " JEROME, sec'y md Treas J-bDys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

DEPUTY sHERIFF-John o. Foke, late Chief
City Marshall, has received the appointment OF
Deputy Sheriff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

IRON FOUNDRRs-Exu 6ns boitsd Black LEAD,
sospsoDe, Charcoal, Anthracite and Bltumino1s Coss
for hcfng best quality Tor fns work fuT sale by
CHARLES }. SHEPARD, Nou Stove wsrehouss,
le7lms "a Wsfey-a
DRAZIsKs' BOLT AND fNGOT COPPER.
ia all sxsormsni Of The manufacture Of Hum phfeye
rlie Copper Co. for sale oy
nv94 s-' wH sAssHALL oodsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

DANK OF rALIsBURY.-Tas so s,o ~ ls 80 1
DOf Salisbury, mar land feoe-' 20 - VI ~ ms w
IS NinisuEst ct per eenteiseooDi pD P~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

sUIclpr-Tbe Coroner held an inquest yester-
dsv 90 PIC Mubeuyst upon the boty OF Z ia
LcuelTn, Wbl committed suiside on The morning
Of tie % h OF Juae by eating her h'JaI Sl'a "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

CHURCH DEDIcATIoN.--The beautiful new
Church of the Restoration under the pastoral
charge Of Rev. T. B. Thsyer, will be dedicated to
divine service this day, at 81 o'clock in the af'er-
noon The programme of exercise is interesting.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

.iTnE MAILs-We rotlre il Ihs North
ern and Western papcrs frrGusn' comp amt
of failures Of the mnll On the man line
through tins section under the new conirnc.
the mails sre carried with great regularity
and we are evidently more fortunate IT, thu
respect than msny Of our cnteinpn'sres.-
Some Of the cross mails are not carried
with so much certainty, and some o. ou'
subscribers comp ain that their papers do not
come to hand regularly. We cannot RENE
dy the evil. but they c.n, It they Will pur
sue the proper course. II .'hn du:y OF ev
ery postmaster to rcpor, al failures OF the
mail-om the crnss lines, no less thon the
main routes, for 1t is Just as important thai
a citizen of remote section should receive
his mail matter at the stated time, as it is to
the citizen Of the county town, and in fact
more 80, because the latter has, perhaps. a
mail six times q week. and The former only
once. When postmaster negIects TO re-
which he IS sworn to perform. And when
the postmaster report fai..o correc, the
evil, the people interested should at once
have paper drawn w. setting FORTH the
facts. and signed by them, demanding re-
meni, and It viii b. promptly made, A lit'
tie energy in The proper direction will soon
their is ust ceu,e. the people conct rned
will attend 10 l'-'hs department ~ bnnnd /"
correc; such abuses when the facts sre made
known.
The cross mails throughout East Tens
nessce are said 10 b" pretty generally car
ried with regularity. Bu, there are slIll
occasional causes for complaint. Con,tac
tors should remember that mails are eS'ah-
lished for the accommodation Of the people,
and not solely, a. some of them seem to
think, for the convenience and benefit of
those who may ensag" TO carry them. And
the department IN letting out contracts
should receive no bids lower than what
would be deemed rea. soma Bile compensate ion
for the service to be performed. Where the
work is undertaken for less than will pny,
the community and the department will
both be imposed on. Liberal prices aud o
rigid enforcement OF the terms Of the con-
tracts would ensure greater regularity in
the TRANSMISSION of the mails in every d.
rec,ion, promote business relations, add t.
the character Of the department, and in
crease its revenue. True economy is sI
ways commendabc, bnt peddI'ng out this
most important hranch ot' the public service
to The lowest bidder, is any thing but econo.
my.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

IHcEHDIARIsM-The North Carolina
Greensborough Patriot contains the report
Of the trial a, the Forsyth Superior Court,
held recently, Of the Stale Of North Carroll
ma vs.. Jesse McBIide and Adam Crooke,
for circulating an incendiary publication
The jury returned verdict of gully as to
Mcbride, and not guilty as 10 Crooke.-
McBride was sentenced, conio.mably to
law. to Imprisonment for one year, in the
pillory for one hour. and twenty lashes.-
The defendant took an appel 10 the Su-
preme Court.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

The HOMESTEAD. In several o. the
States they are agiioring the subject Of ex-
emptny the "hnmesisnd" from execution
fnr The OVER. debts. Whether the mea.
sure will meet with fnvor in other Stale.
AID be generally adopted. remain. 10 he seen.
Strong arguments can be- adducrd on both
.des. The following on the subject is from
Pa'mrr's Register:
Tho homestead Of every man is q holy
ming. which no law or monopoly should be
able 10 wrest from the family. Give the
'atlcr his home. il f,c' and secure. ard he
viii feel hat he has position, station. char.
ac,ar and rights worthy TO defend. He 10 p
,armsnont inhs hitant of IN" State, and ie
10 hear; and soul DEVOTED 20 The interests Of
the State, t.- her Interests n'c his Interests.
Bu, let The wealthy capitalists be nble to
monnpoI 70 the soil, nrd seiza nmnst at
will upon the poor mans i,2n"sttsd and we
sim Il have a ,Eonryed ari>tocracy TO lord IL
over the people as cruelty as ever the Eng
llsh aris,ocrscv made Iaborers Bnd dep,!n-
dents BY law OF entail. The only ultimate
source of a!e,y the masses possess against
the sure cncrOarhmpn,s Of capi'nI upnn la &.
hnr, il 10 be found in the exemption of The
homestead. and III" guarantee of the right
to labor by laws founded on tho natural
rights Of man 10 live"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01
New ORLEANS. Oct. .,

The Cotton market on Saturday was
steady, with sales OF 1000 bales, and % 600
for the week. Good Middlng quoted at
l3a cents.
OTHER MATTERs.-Mr. Hermanson, laie
member Of Congress from Louisiana. died
al New Orleans on Friday, after a linger-
ing illness.
John McDnnoneh, one oil the wealthiesl
citizens oil New Orleans, died IN that city
Of cholera, on Saturday. Mr.. Med. was
a native of Baltimore, and was noted
miser. His wealth is estimated at over
10000. 900 dollars. It's rumored, says the
Picayune, tina, this immense sum has been
left TO the poor Of Baltimore and New
Orleans.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

A friend informs us that a young man BY
the name Of George Picket sho, himself
through the heart, ahou, ten DAYS ago. neal
Alexandra 10 Dekalb counly.-Lebanon
Packet.
A friend who knows, informs as tina
Young Picket was drunk at the time, ant
swore that he had business in hell that re-
ou,red his attention, and that he intended
TO 90 and attend TO it, and with the declara
,lon, blew his brains out.-Shelbyrillc Er
We suppose tina, he is now attending tt
his Understanding room for the mar
who sold him the liquor.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

ABSENCE Of NIND,-The following posi-.
lively happened IN this neighbnrhoOd A
doctor, on calling upon o gentleman who
had been some time ailIng, put fee into
the patients hand, and took the medicine
himself win. h hc had prepared for the sick
man; he was not made sensible of his error
TIL he :ound himself getting i'll, and the pa.
,Icnt getting better.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01
BALTIMORE, Oct. 81

LATER FROM EuRoPE.-The steamship
Pacific. from Liverpool, whence she sailed
on the 10Th inst, arrived at New York this
afternoon. after a passage Of eleven days
and three hours. The Liverpool Cotton
market on the 10th, was dull, and prices
were in favor of purchasers, but no ai,tera-
ton in quotations had actually taken place
since the sailing OF the Asia.
The Queen of Belgium died on the 18th
inst.
GERMANY.-No,ice had been gwen tc
the Prussian Government not 10 suffer the
Federal Assembly al Frankfort. and 10 in
,erfere by force in Hesse Cassel.
DENMARK.--Frederickstadt still hold.
out against the Holsteiners. The lattel
were repulsed four times, notwithstanding
they had planted their standards on the
breastworks. The loss on both sides wa.
small.
Berlin journals state that Austria, Wiz.
iemberg, Bavaria and Saxony have con.
cluded oilen sive and defensive alliance
against Prussia.
The above IS all The news worth tels.
graphing tonight.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

THE GEORGIA CoNvENTIoN.-Thls Con
yenlion promises 10 be composed of the very
first men in the State. and will probably
contain more ,alen. than any body OF men
which has ever convened within its limits
So says the Savannah Repub can, and con
tinues: ut may be well, after oil, that it has
been called, as it will enable the true men
of Georgia to relicva her from the ridicu'
Ious position in which the las. Legislature
placed her. If such shall happily be the
result Of its deliberations, no one will hai
it. action with greater JOY than our'elves.-
All admit that California came into the
Union in opposition I" the wishes Of the
Southern people generally; but the question
arises. does her admission present lusti'
fnble pretext for dis.n'ving the Uni"n?-
We thihk not; and the day will come when
men, and Southern men, too. will be sur
prised tina, such thing was ever contem-
plated"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

DECAYED SENsIBILITIEs.-Mr. and Mrs.
Bray'on had quane'led for nearly half an
hour, when both quoted down as it by con.
sent. Neither had spoken word for some
ten minutes. Mr. Hray,on fumb'ed over
paper and pretended 10 read it, Mrs. B.ay
ION. pai,ed the carpet with her pretty foot.
Bravlon. At last, veniured to observe, INV
dear, isn't the gas leaking somewhere-
there is such an order in the room?" "It
isn't the gas" replied Mrs. Brayron, almost
choking. "Wha, can 1.-THE then, my dear?"
"Why, it is your-'your decayed sensible
ues," and Mrs. Bray,on burst into tears.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01
THE DEDICATION AND SUPPER.

~ IL DED'CA lON aNp oOI hh'
In the nccount IF the ODD Fellow. cele'
braion last week, we neglected to state the
fact tha, in the afternoon of Thursday their
Hall wns dedicated il due form.
The ceremony of dedication was perform
ed in the presence Of large asscmbage OF
ladies' md gentlemen, md SHIRT nppr"rrl,
at" addresses were delivered by Thomas J
Campbell. Esq, and Mr.. Barnes, of Knox
vile, aud IL most BEAUTIFUL poem was read
with superior excellence by ;hc Rev. MI
Robinson.
AT 6 O'Clock in the evening upwards ol
two hundred ladies and gentlemen Of Athens
md tbe surrounding country. and sev'roi
dls'an' counties. upon invitation ty the Odd
Tli0Ws, assembled at the Athens HOTEL
We have Witnessed nnd enjoyed many So
cial gatherings IN Athens, and althoL gh the
A,henian ladies upon ali previous occasions
have exhibited galaxy of beauty. eniight-
nned and refined by cultivated mind and
manners. vet Ne would recommend to them
that hereafter Inon similar occasions, il
they desire 10 add brIllancy TO their n.sem-
hlcs. they insist upon having associated
with thm the Indies, md gentlemen Of tn"
country es The @, d Fellows did upon the
late occasion.
Again. 4 1t il desired to hav, an elegant
display in The preparation Of the viands, and
the arrangement Of the supper table. cali
upon our friend Mayo, Of ,hr Hotel. and
hi..misS'e lady. aud you will be sure thar
Judgment and taste will direct and preside
The hilari'cs and enjoyment, Of the
evening were greatly heightened and emil.
vencd BY the Athens Band performing some
OF their NEST beautiful pieces Of music, and
If there was truth IN profession and con-
duct. Friendship and Love closed the feS-
,lviIc> of the Odd Fellows ir., public cele.
braton in Athens.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

"What is your age miss" inquired q
gallant marshal o' a Young lady aboO, sixty,
in the Tie other day. WHATS
thar 10 yon, Mr.. lnPeriioeace?" said the
fair one. drawing up and exhibiting a
formidable cherann dc (ri>a Of broken teeth.
alt is a very unpleasant question, but
1t must be asked What age shall plac,
you al? twenty, should think" eyes -
said the old girl. completely modified, ~
think WIS twenty las, sprina"-and the
oratfied damsel invited our l,ipnd 10 take a
glass Of wine and cali again before lie ler,
town.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01
WAsHISGToN, Oct. %.

GENERAL Riley AND Con-. JONES ON
THE ADMISSION OF CALIroRNIA.-Genera
Riley and c commodore Jones both declare,
i, The columns Of the Republic this morn
;oo ina, thew never received any inslruc
lions from Gen. Tay !or or his Cabinet to
influence the people of California on the
suhjec, OF slavery. and that they acted al
together on their own predictions.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

The first Wool!en Factory 10 Texas D
just going up on the banks of the Sal
Antonio River. The proprie,ors intend Il
manufacture the coarse woollens, which
they will furnish cheaper than they can be
imported. The San AnIonIo and San Mar
cos Rivers abound with favorable sites and
an inexhaustabie quantity of water power
The country is admirably adapted TO the
raising Of sheep. All articles of food are
cheap. the mild climate, and every thing in
favor OF the new enterpriss.-.4uguta Con-
stituiionalist.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

N1s. Barnun hns promised to bring Jenny
Lind down South and the lacks of the press
are raging moS' meiod'"u>y over the hn-
ucipal"d comp iimcnt. Jenny Is doubtless
a greater singer. and most amiable and
benevolent iady--hut no, more worthy of
your di-l ngu'-hcd consideration, gentlemen,
than many Of the far daughters of your own
sunny South.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

The Poughkecpsie Journal says that two
days since family consisting of man and
his wife and three children. were residents
of that town, and enjoyed in some GOOD
degree the comforts and happiness of a
home. with the blessings of domestic life
To-day the father is IN Sing.Sing prison
for rash offence, the oldest boy, abou
thirteen years Of age, is in Jail for petty
transsresson; and the mother and her i've
younger children are inmates Of the county
alms.house. Such is the fate OF family
Of human beings residing within the sound
of dozen church bells, and surrounded b,
people proverbiaI for their love and gene
rosiiy 10 the healhen.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

Some of the women At Jenny L,nd's last
Concert in Boston tainted, and were iaken
into her apartment, where they received her
personal attention. An exchange per re-
marks that it was well that this was not an.
nounced at the time, or half the men would
have tainted too.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZlNE.-Thc No.
vember number received. it contains sew.
eral fine engravIngs. aud number of well
written srI'ccs. This magazine has some
distinguished names among IT'S list Of con.
trihutors. and must rapidly gain favor with
the public. Price So per annum, in od-
vance. Address c. J. Peterson, 90 Chesnu,
street, Phladelphia.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

Spirits Of Trrpen!ine, a C"rc for Poison.
If any person should he slunl by bcc,
or other insect. rub some spirits Of 'urpoc-
line on the place, and the pain will cease
almost IN minute. 1t is said the pain
arising from tn" bite Of a copper head
snake may be arrested in a lew minutes, by
the continued application of this article;
and from my own knowledge Of its effects
in other cases. have no, the least doubt
Of it. The effect OF all poison ia 10 contract
the blood vessels, and prevent a ttce circn-
Ia'ion; the natural consequence is pam ard
inflammation Immediately. Spirits OF lur-
pentine, by their penetrating ana expanding
qualities, soon overcome the difficulty -
Farmers Cabinet.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

A Frenchman came into p, o1r Jay.
stole a watch. was arrested, tiled, CUr-
hemned to STATE prlson. nnh sgnr of in a
wagon. with some others, al N the eplcc
Of two hours and half. When he rch,
ed the top Of the hill, whence tie whole
village could be seen. he stopped. turned
about, and gazing nj 1t Tor moment. n
last exclaimed. "We!l, dis is de suarcet
lee'el place for bsezjness zat did ever
sce!"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

LADY PHYsICIANs.-l, - stated that more
than forty ladies' have handed in their Dams 8
TO become members Of the class in the Phil
adelphia Female College. These d0ciresses
will have the male part of humanity sick al
the time, tina they may got a chance TO visi,
them. How will the lair surgeons respond
to an inyocstion 20 ''Saw my leg off"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01
Nlll'lCIS.

All persons indebted to this office. either
Tor subscriptions. advertising, or h work,
are requested to settle up Immediately.
We need all the money due us, nnd hope
those indebted vii pny the rcspcc,ge
amounts without any more delay.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

In New York. on Saturday last, man
named Maxwell went home 10 lis drinkipo
wife, and finding her absent, searched. and
discovered her in erog shop. An al,er-
cation ensued, when she snaiched up fork
and plunged it into his left side. II ia
thought he cannot recover. The woman
Is IN Jail.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

AccIrENT.-Thc Knoxville papers state
that man by the name of Wyrick. from
few days since. lilo was intoxicated. and
in attempting to drive his team out of town
fell, and the wheels of the wagon passed
over his head.