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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

Nh GERS, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
ING MERCHANTS, have now in store and offer for
sale on accommodating terms
ITO bags prime Lagulra and Rio Coffee,
80 do old Java do.
"a hhds Cuba Molasses,
33 tierces New Orleans do,
Is do Syrup Molasses,
% hhds prime St. Croix and Porto Rico Sugar,
IS bbls Crushed and Clarified Sugar,
Is bbls Granulaed Sugar,
As boxes Sperm and Adamantne Candles,
Is boxes Tallow Candles
80 do Soap,
10 half pipes old F Brandy
l6 bibles Apple Brandy,
l6 quarter casks superior Madeira, Port and Sher-
So boxes claret Wine; "st. Julien" "Leon" and
"a tierces London B. S; Porter,
IS baskets Champagne Wine.
AZ barrels superior old Whiskey,
40 bbs new Herrings,
IS bbs, half and Or bbls Macke!el,
% kits Mackerel and Salmon,
10000 lbs Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
~ Window Glass, Bed Cords, Plough Lines, Cotton
Twne bale Cotton, Nails, Iron, Steel Powder Shot,
Lead, painted Buckets, Ginger, Spice, Pepper, Rice,
Lea, cap Paper, wrapping Paper, sole Leather. shoe
ihr4ad, chewing Tobacco, smoking Tobacco, Segars,
Mc.f &C. my 2
HRUIT, NUTS, BEER AND CIDER.
IL 100 boxes sweet Oranges
IS do Lemons
10 bags Palm Nuts
10 bbls Cocoa Nuts
100 bbls Beer
10 half bbls do
100 bb!s sweet Newark Cider
Is bbls Lard
Landing per schr. and for sale by
Rmy H. w. TYLER.
= CASES SUPERIOR GUNPOWDER
81 TEA
20 boxes table Salt
Is casks Claret Wine
$4,000 lbs middng Bacon
$4,000 lbs Shoulders do
$4,000 lbs Todd's family Bacon
40 bbls old Rye Whiskey
70 do N o. rected do
! 10 do Isle of Wight Apple Brandy
| 100 kegs Briggs family Lard
900 reams wrapping Paper
my "A CHAs. t. WORKMAN & co.
NHoLAssEs. FISH, &c
IVA Is hhds Cuba Molasses,
s 5 h f'6dcS prime ' Porto Rico do
80 whole and half bbs Roe Herrings
| % bbls No. clipt do
50 Fac packages loaf crushed and powdered Sugar.
| 81 bbls soft, crushed and clarified do
100 best Nova Scotia Grindstones, for sale by
my 81 E. Fl. SKINNER.
10000 r MAyhNA AND PRINCIPE
10 half boxes superior chewing Tobacco
4 ar. casks superior Sherry Wine
80 bask ets Champagne Wine
je 5 hUNDLE ~. II & JONES.
13s eblbeD LBS sH RAGo SS SIDES AND
10 bbls cut and roe Herrings
% boxes prime English Cheese
Is terces London Porter
26 bbls Gibson & Jackey's Whiskey
"A cases superior Claret Wine
Dr. casks superior Port Wine
Just to hand and for sale BY
my 81 HUNDLEY, NORVELL & JONES'.
gO.aDGAO EEET PLANK, 5 inch
from IL to Is inches wide T' "NNN
5000 feet rough flooring
2oooo ieo Scantng, various sizes and lengths ALI
heart, OF superior quality, now landin9 r, the
Dock and for sale by " w
te % R. S. GLAZEBRoOK.
OOsOsDGb BAc I B Boxs BoaRDs TO- d.
sale on accommodating terms by
ap 28 R. WHITFIELD Il SON.
VINEGAR, WHISKEY, sc.
v SO bbls Cider Vinegar
100 do Rectihed Whiskey
20 hhds. Sugar House Molasses
For sale by -
ie2 DAVENPORT. ALLEN co.
mn TONS lump Plaster
AOU so bbls Tar
100 half barrels No family Herrinas
$50 bbls. Lime
In store and for sale by
my ~ RANKIN & WHITLOCK.
onnSBBLS, ROSENDALE CRMENT.
SOO 100 do Calcined Plaster
$50 tons Lump do daily exnected
and Tor sale by RANKIN WHIT. OCK
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

NEYDRANT HOSE, FOR WATERINl
NE STREETS, YARDS, GARDENS, &c.-CoI
stantly hand, full supplies of India Rubber HYDRA
Hose, for the above purposes. In hot dry and dusI
weather nothing is more conducive to comfort, Co|
pings, sprinklers, &c. will also be furnished at sma
additional cost.
nv 10 WILLIAMS g. BRO.
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a UST RECEIVED,--lo0 cases of Clocks, Of
eD different styles and patterns Also lot of Jerome
Ilme-pleees, which for neatness and keeping correct
time, cannot be surpassed
APP 20 ALEX MOTT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

GHENTRE TABLES--Just TO hand, good as.
u sortment OF Centre Tables, with marble and ma
hogany tops For bargains in furniture call at
GEO. ]. SUMMERS,
te2l ~ rf 63 Main street.
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EAAY II MARTINS BLACKING.-As sup
AZ ply OF Day d Martins genuine Japan Backing,
IN jars OF assorted sizes, received and for sale by
ADIE & GRAY, Druggists.
ap 10 Successors to Alex. Duval, I47 Main st.
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ROATssPIKEs.-A full supply, from st to
ID inches inclusive, receiving per schr Hanover for
sale by c. j. SINTON q, Co
je &c II Main street
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a DIE II GRAY, APOTHECARIES AND
"a DRUGGISTS, Successors to ALEX DuvA1)
Retail and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of DRUGS
and MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, DYES, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFU-
merry &c. &c.
Careful aud prompt attention given to prescriptions
and orders of Physicians and dealers oenerally
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EkENIlSIkX.-TH H. EDMUNDS
FAY Dentist, has removed to his new suite of rooms.
second door above Mr. Boshers Hall on the same side
Persons wishing his services can procure them in ali
tue branches OF the profession. ia Is
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& GORGE j. SUMNER, No. 8, FIFTEENTH
~ ST., Importer and dealer in QUEENSWARE,
CHINA AND GLASS, would call the attention
OF Country Merchants to his extensive stock of
QUEENSWARE, CHINA and GLASS ofhe new
est shapes and patterns His stock large and the va
nety as great as can be found the city, and will be sold
at as low prices any where, either North or South
He respectfully socits call. Special attention paid to
packing NH l39
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PUnRHCELb:. LADD 4 CO., DRUGGISTS,
VI DEALERS In PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
WINDOW GLASS, &c., offer for sale at low prices
for cash, or on the usual credit 10 punctua Dealers
large and we'll selected Stock embracing the following
in part
$500 lbs best Nader
1000 lbs superior Indigo
so kegs super Carb Soda
rs lbs Blue Mass
30 lbs Hydriodate Potass
IS bbls Logwood
$500 lbs Extract Logwood
Is bbls Spts. Turpentine
40 boxes varegated Soap
5U0 do refined Borax
bbls refined Camphor
100 groce friction Matches
so boxes ground Pepper, Allspce, Ginger
10 bbls No. Castor Oil
20 boxes Pearl Starch
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
300 No. Nutmegs
200 ounces Sulph. Quinine
600 boxes Window Glass, French and
American
200 kegs White Lead, dry and in oil
80 bbls Blake's Fire Proof Paint
And the usua assortment of Patent Medicines, Fan
cy Articles, &c. &c.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
re 70 " Main ST., corner l4th.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
MApIsoNvILLE. July 81. 1851.

JACKSONVILLE. July 81. 1851.
Ata called meeting Of jacksonville d.
vision, No. 260 Sons Of Temperance, the
undersigned were appointed committee 10
draw up a preamble and resolutions as a
tribute Of fespec, to the mcmory Of our de-
ceased brother. Cnp,. Parker Hood. who
departed this life on Saturday night the 10 h
instant, submitted the following, which
were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, in the mysterious providence
of an AIlwise God he has called US 10 mourn
the loss Of another Of our brelhren-it be.
comes our duty to offer some public ,csti.
monin4 of our rcgnrd to HIM who has from
the first organization Of our pIvi-iHn-.be'
ing one Of the charter members=-shown the
Creates, interes, in ths prosperity Of our
Division ard in advancing the cause Of Tenn.
perance and good order ,hroaghou. the land
While we mosrn deeply the loss Of our
departed brother. it is gratifying beyond
mea sure to US as well as to his bereayed
family and other relatives and friends. 10
know that We do not mourn as those with.
on, hone; he having give evidence on HE
death bed of a preparation to meet the judge
of all and died with bright hope ofa haP~
py immortality.
Rsscloei. Tha. we deeply symps,hiss
with the family Of our decedsed brother.
feeling tina, they have tost devoted hts'
ba nd and father, and one who will be long
remembered bv those who knew him.
Resolped, That we feel that our Division
has los, one of its most active, energetic
and ardent members, who was always viii.
ling to discharge any duty placed upon HIM
by The Diyision with cheerfuness, prompt
ness anG fidelity.
Rcsolvsd, Thu, the members Of our Di.
vision he requested 10 wear the ustal badge
of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved. That copy Of these proceed.
ing be drawn of by our r. $. end handed
to the widow of the deceased and That CO.
pies be forwarded to tho Editors OF the
Athens Post AMI Knoxville Wing. with e
request that they publish surie in thor re-
spectiye papers.
GUILFORD CANNON,
8. C. PETTIrT.
Committee.
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TIE ISLANDER.

We uus, ogo,u can, on our friends NJ
remote po,nts again"t III" base 'aor'r"t'""
..rha, Gen Cotnph II go. M .irk. hut n'rnld
I" npr, Gov. " ,u>,isr ~ 'hr stump IN
En>, Tannes.""," a g"n'I"ma" from P"'R
county informed us n day ar two since 'ha'
il was still he,ng circulated there. 7" inc
prejudice Of Gen. Campbell, n"'wi'hs'"nd-
ing the certificate &C his tw" physIcnns'-
He was stricken down by v'rn'en' d'sp"s'
in The midst Of the csnvass-for som" time
his RECOVERY was considered d"uh''"'-h's
physicians, both respectable. reliable men.
certify 10 the fact. and ye, men can be '""nd
base enough 10 circulate the vile fahf'ca'
ton. Is this the way 10 conduct the ca"-
yass for the highest Office in the State! IL
This the wov TO trent n gallant opponent
whon prnstra,e on the he'd If d'sense! Ar"
such the appliance. 10 br used tn induce III"
people to vote for his opp"nen'! why the
men who tell fins tale. know j, Is tnls-
know Tint Gen. Campbell Ind nothing 10
frar from meeting Gov. TrousdaIe before
the people of Eas Tennessee? He had me.
him in all his strong holds. md had At least
proved himself his equal in debate. Camp
he'll occupies the true ground IN reference
TO the Compromi>e-,he ground occupied by
nine ten,hs Of the people Of East Tennrs.
wee during the passage OF those measures
ihr "gh Congress, ana which they still ocr
cnpy. Campbell is for a liberal and JUDI
cious system Of internal imprOvempnts.-
So are the people Of East Tennessee. -
Campbell is devotedly attached 10 the Union.
SO are the people of East Tennpsser.-
! hen why should he hesitate TO cross the
mountains and ming 10 with his fellow citI-
Zens Of this end at the S'n'e, lsrg" ma
i0rity Of whom nre with him on all the es-
sential points involved in the canvass?-
Why should he feign disease and resort to
subterfuge to avoid meeting the warm.
hearted and generous people who were onx.
Gus to see him, take him by tn" hand and
welcome him to their hospitali,ies! And
who lhu, knows the man. believes him "a-
20 bic of such suhtcrfmge? Nm n slngl" IN
dividual in the State The truth -, a hn ser
! faisehood was meyer fahricntph. md we
ha We mistaken III" temper III the people %,
East Tpnne>srr il 1t does not rrcoll with
fearful etfrc, upon the bend Of its authors.
There are thousands of honest democrats
who would sc0rn TO stop 10 such means Ia
iniurr an opponent, md "ho will discoun.
tern nee those who do.
TO THE SCHOOL OMMlSSIONERS.
The annexed table shows The srnounl due
each School District in cMlnn county fur
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Of sou" things he ir,cd 10 do. md couldn't.
And what he did'n, do. and what he did,
may be put down nsu set.off against each
other. For:urat" mnn--posteritv will d"
Justice 10 the achievemf nts Of your briei
Cnng'ess,on-l career. though the present
gencrn,,"n. in its ingraii'ude. may fail 10
"ncknowl"dge the c"rn."
The mex, striking feature in the Generals
circular ~ his views j., regard to thu Com.
promise measures. He takes the ground
that ih"s- measures nre unjust and injuri.
Gus to The South. Why, that's Church
wells pIatfnrm. or something very like it,
and y"u cant tnke the wind out OF And.r.
sons sails m that TACK. Wings and demo-
Gratis both in this county are "fornenst any
b"dy 'ha, is f"rnenst the Compromised
al least they SAID so in the Union meeting
here last summer. when wings and demo
crnts came up together like a band Of pat.
= OIL: bro'hers. and passed resolutions sp.
proving and recommending The adoption of
thoss measures. We presume they ~ill
stick :" the position now, when there is an
opportunity 10 prove their fairh BY their
works. anderson assisted in % ssing those
measurrs-gsve them q warm and hearty
support from first TO last. Do you think
the people will repudis:e hhim fus doing that
which they wanted him to dot
But we have. perhaps, said enough about
the Generals circulsr. In fact. we doE't
know that we should have noticed it at all,
only to let our friends see some Of the
means that are being used 10 try TO defeat
Col. Anderson. We have, however, no
f"srs for the result. We know ,ha, the pen.
pie spprove Of his course in Congress - ap-
prove Of his support Of the Compromise
measures. and we feel confident thev will
generously rally TO his support and re.eIrc'
him iriumphanily, despite III. extra ord,nar ~
appliances that are being used 10 tefesi
him.
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The immortal Hooprr. in n recent letter
to the Nashville Banner. gives the following
luminous ex,rac, from SPEECH by demo-
CRITIC candl dHe Tor the Legislature in
Wayne County. and says that "Colonel
Frank Hays Of Gh"s, Hollow" from whom
he received u. will vouch for it's truth:
,inciIy understood tina, nm for the W,mot
Pr"v,sO. ! want 1t to run righ' Though
Wayne county. for 1t will give the Farmer
home market. Gentlemen, as to this
"bsrr. burn'"p' business, an sni-f-d I at
there has been q barn burnt. but id II |
know who burnt IT,
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GEN. WIN. STONE,

have received q circular, with the
signature Of this gentleman appended TO il,
bea ring ds'e July Is, 1851. and addressed
:" the v"'ers Of IIre Third Congressional
District ], is apparent to every one
who has paid the least attention 10 the
Con! ressionaI canvass IN This District. tha,
lie" Stone has been induced to declare him.
s"'t candidate Tor the sole purpose, aud
no other, Of trying to weaken, and. If pos.
sible, defeat Col. Anderson, and elect his
c"mps'i'or. Col. Churchwell. The &c, is
garingly evident, because General Stone
knows. az every man in the district does,
tina, under no circumstances would there be
the remo,est possibility Of his own success.
We know bat little about the gentleman.
nrd Of TINT little have nothing to say. But
,ha, hc Sh"uId at his time of life lend him.
set Ms tool I" aid in fois,ing another in.
t" Congress TO oppose and weaken the i'd
mInistrntI0n in its support of the mea sures
evils "T dissolution. and that, too, to grnti.
fly feeling of spleen against one who has
proved faithful To his trust.,is whnt we were
no, prepared to expect even from Genera
Stone. This last eff'N Of 10. Anderson's
enrm'es. however. will prove unavniling-
even Gen. Stones great popularity and
weight Of character will hardly be able ii
nffec, the result.
In his circular the General says. "there
are two great politica parties that have d.
vId"d the people of this country for a num-
Der Of years, and have led ,hem ssttoy."-
! At what period Of his cvpnfnl life 'ht
General made this alarming discovery, hi
does MOI tell us. II is sufficient, however
that he has made it--and happily for thu
country, hupplly for pns,eri'y. hr thinks 'h'
impending rum may be avoided by voting
for HIM for Congressman is, by knocking
| us many votes rs possible off Of Anderson
ord aiding to elect Churchwell, the oppos.
ing candidate. Tha,'s the Generals rene
dy tor III" "evil~ Of pnrly"-rulling dow
II wing and building up a democrat. III
s,y~. TOO. p'r,i"- hive "gr"oiIy drIuded tn
pa"ph." S thy hov', Generai-"oh, ,h'
p""r pr"plr" has no, som" one bee,
d"lndng You? HIVE y"n had an INFER
view with any Of Col Churchu ell'- par
,icular friends? Now, mind, we dom
charge that You have.-we merely ask tn
question. Why. General. that high degree
OF sagac,y which cha rnc,crized y"ur ear.
lier political experiments must have de-
| parted rom YOU, and you are noInninE
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ESSENCE "r CnFF 60 rirleat', q. w.
Ross, presented ~. '"w days since. with
package ~ "Humm"l- E>>rnc" OF C"f-
fee" We hav ,rrd IT, and find it on Px-
ce ileni article. O"e package of the go
sencc, costing Is GEMS, i Is s"'d will go ~
far a. 4 lbs. Of coffee. See advertisement
in another CO lumn.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN, VIM. B. CAMPBELL,
OF SMITH COUNTY,
FOR CONGRESS-
JOSIAH NJ. ANDERSON,
OF MARION COUNTY.

At the last term Of the County Court ot
McMnn county, JOHN JACK. ESQ.,. was
elected Coroner. and DANIEL HORTON
Esq, Tax Collector.
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The New York Tribune has reliable in
formation frun Washington that IN agent al
the government If the Sandw Islands he
arrived, with full power Il n.g"Ia's I'M.
porrant changes in The relations axis'Ing be.
tween the United States and the Islands
His main business Is to submit twu propO.
sIti"ns 10 the government--ihe on. tor the
es's bli>hment of an American PrOiectorai.
over the island. their government and ~
ternsl organization remaining the same "
nov; the "'her for the abd,rat,on at III"
King. the complete resignat'on "f The su.
ihori'y into the hands "f the p"ope und.r
suitable Republican f"rms, and tue d. fin e
annexation Of The islands TO this Republic.
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T The comm unica,ion in rrgnrd to
Gen. stones circular too late for TODAY
Our paper goes to press at one O'Clock on
Thursday.
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A young poet out west in describ.
ing heaven says: it's a world of bliss.
fenced in with girls Where's tha
nan who won't repent now7
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A Mrs. Phillips. living near Vandalia. H..
had iw,n children about eighteen months
since, and about three weeks ago. gave
birth to five more. oil alive and Kicking
Go il ye suckers!
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We read in Sheffield paper, that ",he
last polish TO q piece Of cutlery is given by
he hand Of q woman" The same NAV be
said Of human cutlery-ihs "last polish" TO
young blade. is given BY his mixing with
female society,""
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NJ, The communication Of our friend.
the Bachelor is unavoidnbly crowded on,
this week. 1t shall appear IN our next.
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We have oil une brIyh, SPOT in our cha

We hav. oil "ne brIgh spot in our char.
nr,er-. the devil, Tor instance, invented
m"h"s'y. Till III" adversary appeared to
Eve. people dressed naked Apron. come
IN with SIN, whit" br"'che. OF kins owe
Ih":r invention 10 breaches rgsin-, ,hr com,
the gent mn in black may
h,ve ~ ned m u. but b.. has proved the sal.
walton Of MiI0rs and manlua .mskers.
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An old msid was heard TO exclain,. while
sitting at her toilet the other dsv-"I can
bear adversely. I can encounter hs risLip.
and withstand the changes Of tickle fortune,
but o, t" 1--we and drop, and wilt, and die
like q single pink. | can't endure It, and
what's more, ! womb"
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AacRAvATINo.--To see a good>
looking man wrestling with your wife
in waltz. without having the privil.
eye Of going up and tightening his
neckerchief.
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY. The eyamina-
ton at this institution, now under the
charge Of Mr.. and Mrs. Church. took place
on wednesday last. We were moi present,
Sut understand That the examination was
satisfactory. furnishing evidence moi only
Of the progress of The pupils in their Stu
Jules, bu. Of the skill and capacity OF til"
teachers. 1t is to be regretted that there is
lot more Interest felt by the citizens OF the
sown in regard TO schools. No community
aver prospered without good schools-no
community ever will. But they cannot be
built up without effort and energy. No
matter how competent the teacher you en-
ploy, nor how hard and industriously he
may labor in the discharge Of his duties,
no can only prove partially successful un'
less corresponding degree of interest is
manifested by the community at large
They have fourishing schools at Knox
vile, Maryville. Madisonville. Benton. and
other towns in East Tennessee. Is there
any good reason why we should not hive
them al Athens? II is matter in which
every one ought to feel deep interest and
be ready 10 ,Lke an active part. No people
can talk on the subject more energe'ical'y
than ours-they are famous ialkers-but
active effort is always necessary 10 secure
success in any thing.
ELECTION TlCKETs.-lt will be we'll
enough for voters TO look we'll TO their tick
cts before depositng them in the ballot box.
We understand large number have been
sent from the d. mocra,ic Office a, Knoxville
into the counties South Of the Tennessee.
the gentleman who had them sent being op.
prebensive. it is thought, that the people
down this way would not know how 10
vote unless he assorted them. II is the ca
siest thing in the world to fix up ticket
and send it abrosd-but the rub is to get
the people 10 vote it-:hey have such way
Of exercising their own judgment about
casting their SURFACES. The time has been
when slavish subservency to party FREEDOMS
mated to so great extent that few lead
ers ana wire~orkers had but to Indicate the
ticket they desired elected. and the Thing !
was done, But those times have departed,
mover TO return. People seldom become un-
duly excited 10 reference 10 elections now.
a.dsys, and the result cannot but he more
salutary than when aboring under the ex-
IRENE. Of party prejudices and the rigid re.
quiremen,s of party drill. II is true. there
are a few old fogies lett, who try to carry
avery thing by sho lting lie old battle cry,
''stick to your party" nevor mind the coun.
try. But these are The an,i>progressives-
men of narrow minds and deep rooted preju-
dices, and who are so deeply 'mbued with
partyism as to rely upon i, entirely. rather
than trust to the virtue ard intelligence Of
the masses for a correct verdict. Party is
,heir god. and amid its msts and focs they
lose sigh. altogether Of the true interests OF
their country. What business have such
men 10 set themselves up for leaders and
The sooner they are left to find
their proper level, the better.
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Some FIVE hundred factory girls in Lowell
were dressed IN the Bloomer costume, on
the 4th OF July last. and company Of men
we're dressed in antiqua,ed Ia blliments.
hoped pe,,icoa,s &c. In Boston party Of
ladies' dressed in the Bloon,er costume,
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A. A. o. E. V.-This ancient order.
which is SAID 20 have had its origin III the
days before the flood. a few generations
anterior 10 Noah, is on the rise in our town
and has been doing foprishing business in
the way of accessions TO its ranks. /, is q
secret society, and one Of the objects is said
10 be 10 let the entering brother "see him
self as others see him." II this bs true.
we should guess some of those recently mi.
tiated must have been greatly edited and
exalted by the information thus o5lsined.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

'Julius, can you tell me how Adam got
out OBJ de garden OBJ Eden?" swell, I
s'pose he climb obcr de ience.' NO. dat
aint it.-sWelI, den, he borrowed a Wheel
barrow and walked OUT NO. Il CUBS il
up den.' tile 60, saaked out. Yah! yah!'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

SHOCKING. "A bank mclean old dilapi-
dated one was shown Us yesterday. with a
piece Of yellow paper pasted on The back Of
It. On which wns written in = bold free hand,
Gu It Bill, III back you!'