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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

The Georgia papers are beginning to re-
mark upon the coincidence between the
scccssionists of that State and the followers
Of Gov. Trousdale in Tennessee. Reports
Of his speeches are COPIED and the identity
Of argument commented upon, and advocates
Of disnninn are gloating over tho prospect
that the August elections will show that
Tennessee is ripe for the movement. 1t
may be so, bu, we hope not; it is evident.
however. to those who watch the signs of
the times. that the abuse of the Compromise
is destroying its value in the estimation Of
those, whose position. as pariizans, induces
. defence Of Governor Trousdals's course.
Add in proportion as men are made dissatis-
fed with the settlement, will they lean to
the extreme opinion that there is no remedy
but in secession. He'd Gov. Trousdale
this canvass by declaring that.
as j, is now the law Of the land, the com.
promise should not be disturbed. but quietly
submitted to. the election would have turned
upon old party issues and secession would
have received no countenn nee from Ten
nessec, but the lett. handed wisdom Of de.
mocracy determined otherwise, and the
necessity Of defending q mistaken policy
may ei'e to the opinions Of The party . shape
that they would not have assumed bu, for
this unfortunate blunder. What VIC habitu.
ally abuse. we will ultimately hate. and il
the democrats had sny regard for the Com,
tromi.e. at the beginning Of this canvass.
At its close they will hate il. a. the devil
does pie:y.-Clarksville Chronicle.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11
NOTICE.

This parer i. now ve'ging towards the
close Of il. third volume. There is large
amount due on the office books for subScr'p'
tIons and advertising. some not having
paid any thing from the start. We want
TO enlarge and otherwise improve the pa
per, but We cannot do so unless those wht
are indebted pay up. So, come gentlemen
send in the funds-remember, we are on'y
asking what is dae.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

10 81 ould the rea der fail TO find tie rsua'
amount Of Interesting matter in this weeks
paper. he will please set It down to the
score Of the warm weather and The barren
ness of our exchanges. As to writing with
the ,hermome, cr above 90-let any body
try il that wants to.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

A MODEST LADY.--A would-bs
modest lady pulled the sleeve Of her
under garment over her wrist when
physician was about feeling her
pulse. The doctor took the corner Of
his coat and laid it upon his patients
arm. saying. "a linen pulse should
have a wooden physician" -.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

The state Of New York is the owner Of
the Head Quarters ii Washington a. New
burg-hsv:ng purchased the building and an
acre Of ground some two years ego for
9 600,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

The Legislature Of Massachusetts has
exempted homestead TO the amount Of five
hundred dollars from seizure for debt and
other purposes.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

If running after the women be sin. it is
one that "a very easily checked. All that's
necessary is for the women 10 stop running
away from the men.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11
W. B. CAMPBELL.
PRESIDENT FILLMORE'S SPEECH AT
RICHMOND.

President Fillmore, being on visit to
Old Point Comfort, accepted an invitation to
visit Richmond. the capitol of the "O'd
Dominion" He WINS received with the
mos, Aal,crng demonstr6 tons Of popular
confidence, and enthusiasm. He was es.
corted 10 the southern Por,ico Of the Capital.
and welcomed to the Inequalities IF Rich
mnnd on behalf Of the citizens, BY VIM. n.
McFarla nd Esq. Of the presidents speech
in reply. we have only room for the follows
ing paragraphs:
IL am happy this morning 10 meet face TO
face IN this vast multitude that nre assem-.
bed here. the intelligence Of the Old Do
mininn.
You have been pleased. sir to nllude TO
the humble service which II has been my
fortune 30 render the country in the position
in which am n"w placed. ! believe can
sny. with full sincerity Of henrt. that what
ever may have been those services, for good
or for evil. whatever may have been the
exalted position ] now occupy, II IS one to
which never nspirrd. MY sole ambition
mas OPoN. Sine" InP V'sppHsIUI'tV "dS oeeU
cast upon m" by m all wisa Providence. S"
10 discharge those duties, il possible. Ms to
cement the union OF our country, and to
pprpe,ua,- our Curious constitution. Great
applaus".)
When sir. nenrly a yenr since by a la
mentablr dispensntInn Of divine Providence,
the chief magistrate of the union. who by
your voice was elevated to this high posi-
tIon. was laid in the dust, | confess, sir. !
feared our Curious Union was approaching
its dissolution. When the balance seemed
:" be trembling. uncertain whence it should
vibratr, ! received from the glorious capitol
~ the Cd Dominirn an expression OF sentl'
men'. from The representatives Of the people
in this glorious State. that gave more Joy TO
nv heart than it would receive were to be
elected thousand times 10 the high Office
which now hold. Cheering and np-
pIause.)
| beg to return to you. and through yon
to the citizens Of the metropolis. my sincere
and grateful thanks for this kind reception"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

PREPAY, PREPAy!-What honest MAJ
will compel another to pay five cents for The
hostage Of Iel,er when he can pay il with
three! Let everybody prepay. Few letters
will DO taken from the Offices moi prepaid
Hush. Tel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

The bird worm is working great injury to
The corn in some parts Of Virginia and
MsFylsnd.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

A new Scott paper. the American Patriot
has made its appearance at New York.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

The Chicago Advertiser il out for Web.
SER for the Presidency.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

The cholera has visited Hannibal, Mo-,
with great severity. There had been Is
deaths during few days last week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

IF you get in passion, always 60 home
and give your wife end family the benefits
of ii. Punching your hat is good outlet
for indigestion. bu, don't begin with licking
the children or upsetting the kitchen furni-
ture. Try il on.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

Hon. Henry Badinger's nomination for
Congress. BY the Democrats ~ The VIM
chester dis,ric, Of Virginia, has given great
10 his party. Ato late meet
Ing in frederick county. the following reso.
lutoa. among others. was passed:
Resolred, doubly resolved, That we will
support no man. OF any parry. candidate
for CJngress, VIII" holds doctrines tending
10 q dissolution Of the Union.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

A MAN OF HoNoR.-A gentleman who
runs away with your wife at q ball, and
then gives you satisfaction BY putting ball
into you.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

"Mary Ann. as soon you get that bread
mixed, wash your hands, for they hsint
seen water since you cleaned them nasty
ecls yesterday" 1t is unnecessary TO add,
that Mary Ann was mixing bread for the
sbOsrders
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

II is hard suitng some people. Old Jones,
for insta nee, says he would like the country
if it were not for one drawback. The ID
gh,ing gales make such q noise he can't
sleep.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

One OF the universal Yankee nation has
patented an invention for setting Up ten
pins without the aid Of the "al!ey boys"
The machine is worked al the head Of the
alley. and tho pins set up BY touching n
spring or turning a crank.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

"Husband. why do you destroy all my
Sweet Williams IN the garden, and leave oil
the Bouncing Betseys :"
"Because the Beiseys are all favoriles Of
mine, but wun'i have any Swee. Williams
about my premIses"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

CITY HOTEL, KNoxvILLE.-This is one
of the bes, public houses to be found any
where. The proprietor. Mr.. panner, un'
ders,ands his business. keeps his table
beautifully supplied with the best the conn'
try uffords, and spares M pains to render
his guests comfortable. We commend our
friends visiting Knoxville BY all means I"
call at the City HoteI-'hey won't regret it,.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

THE GENERAL We Ind the pleasure of
meeting with our old friend, Gen. Roberts,
n, Knoxville. a day or two since. Time,
which deals heavily with some Of US, np-
pears to make no impression on the Gem
eral-we found him the same young look.
ing, buoynn, and happy person, and a. much
devoted 10 the sdies as ever. May he live
4 thousand years, and his shadow never
grow less.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-11

| beg to return to you, and through yon
to the citizens Of the metropolis. my sincere
and grateful thanks for this kind reception"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

- DID, ~ilyslzAay dIsshe1ls 49, slai3 sheesa*
tMG1ootioa 81 ~ yeen-4 j0..n a.
6a4 @enQH - rnasee y 9-se-ssSs
- g - w - kans fessass "a " - -
- as4a ~ r go hp9e yeaaa fMe1 -
tnd9 n 64d1 "a tnln?1ey See11ae1n ~ -
"a Evif Ss15ssssd n - q q 1870
1nf61a. q 20 rs TT la1 Il SIS t4el1h tetN ee9
80 u ~ . IT. g 81 - - $1,000
IA slIaik.. a. D "a s ~ 2|as..
- .s.N.s1 -s:s=sss,s..sl q; 1 ,,....ssA
II 10 uOk44H9 AID 4A4N1yD l4AUl19.
sssss 8 Iksssls go .Is 19S6. ~ ri I'D
Tx ~ - 3 ~ q. + Sc ssssh
S1tS sxtiS ~ q HH 3 ~ - ~ 3 da1lys1
81 0VS1I yoa1 II - d u6HqtnA u1 IA - v4la9r
sSs5Sa r. ~ seSSs.s 81 ~ ~ "A hyiGoe
~ w " r. vsssS "a 49, IL issss
y Wk16 w1111. p1g1a ullsa11lil - R6&uQl esis
IL - nSinSn 1bSa16nl N ~ u - ~
ss - ~ 6 ~ 49, sss ' - ssais
- - & h ~ = .- ...ss
GH1AT HLQggING 70 MOTHKHe AM CHILDREN.
Il 3 IL 49, "a - ei1e{aal usdGs ~ padfyng
Il @ go q sss ~ Pc. 3. ss Y.
aL4. pssvl - "a a. insesass I'D ~
Siskiy 1S1uI I'm Ec ~ sf ooafns1ssaf e *
vents daa et1sda Snea ohidSih: Il eoivsass piss
eanp.. swfaiag e q IT ds.posdenay. hssIbsm. voa.:
oa Z: g sa.a s ~ ~ ~. :a y s6e ms.eios
awaN ~. an IL -; dsissss ssd sost
~ ~ -; ..aais ~ - 9sdoas q itt's
au1 ti~kA ~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

IN. .xs,s C,,-.e-1;.... M.a,e,., - 1As Pr
RMS .1rRAcr Is PUT Or u euAar BOTTLES Ii sl1
AAATRD sUPERIOR TO AM sOLD-Ir
cunns wlTnoUT voniTne, fUAs'
TArlHa tn! iATI1HT.
ss SsGo sio :h h n snd X : ~
tinyigossss Sas body enc q III he !. VIZ ~ ..
EvW Known; II not only peElfss Tie whole syssm And
engthsne the person. but eEeetes new lEys and nGn
this ~ ne grand sscset q ~ wondul snccs he.
pssiosmsa: within a. - nvs ycsm moS shan SoIn
nc9rans has Nyed ts lives o. m0Fs than euW Childsse
dunne tne Two psa seesons.
WANT OF NERVOUS ENEKGf,
d. IoMnas1a ssnapana invEossiea me whole sysssm
q as and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26
JOHN BULLS
FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.

THIS invaluable remedy has already carried
h.ppies h: heart: q ,hcs.ands AID daily fynh
hs wealth In the mines Of California and the world com
binsd II L. put mp in full Qaas bottles. and contains the
az amn1s psapaFatiqa nsdp p Anaiss. ,Sl.a 20
b1Icu-el pW betlles eF.ax beaso tos.e6. ax-a Asa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26
~ LLEYpS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND

Ths orisans. ana Oa,y eehs',s'
IA: svsr besn discovered that Dos any Of y. auai
Of n. ,s%sdy cs rs sio
nav dseas-,o i rsmsyhabls fact that many Of il a.
S. ~ Irov univ I'm, .ccidsrt y exns5usnt 80 dsru
has besn the scisnce q ~: hEMkx me n;
Ills found suitsd 70 relieve almost every smsnt which the
frame of man suhjec Let Of the
ouIisy qualities Of this rer,sdy:
., ,.,,ovux,rups - ..n-,
Ins...;s s ssa 81, ". - ~
ou. ;s 49, 80 49, .'' 49, - = ~
'opu4s' -
Ss1snA--When ne nowes ~ PAINFUL. O. mnAmsos "
Exuactcss wen fnooeo upon nem' WI anosu ie'1i ~
caun mqvsmea!, even "non css1 o'''1s'.p snu ." o
".lons "..s ~
E'shth.-in US y pss1:cuy en- an ca,s-M nsva osA
H. IN not conflict Viz AN %doD.s s m.,S.
taken internally.
We have nos acs In this publication To snumeEas all the
n.,,yv,sp ..u uwru a1yrop
-" n
but We shall suhoan lew tsumomeh Of VI ssus seots0
'0'nn'' PILES.
n may b, oousdsny s,ssd that ths i, no can of PILES
e :: ss,:a u: PAIN r. N.
nr1nsas. -.
John WHieI;; oSna Cs H FL cs eec1y n. sno S,
OH sS ~ 81 SnIv s.ts Ill ksvs ~ ,shisd Fit IL.
FPl a .Boss "a W: DUNG W. q: l:y: sS
=; {, "a ~ s:;: -:
H Ib1AL s1 MXGidAL1 PAIN ExFRA tsf 70
"a g S:' =
q a% 81 ,boo 1s S IL asmsu 81 an I'D %
dsat any a mors sutSsnde ~ JOHN WILLIAMS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26


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'ouT q: s..s.,. D: :.s::' a.:
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Ell so6i r. :. nj !. 1 ss :: r. 1 LOUIS = s''
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s AZ q
rg,s- ~. a.. 5. X,r.s., Dr..e,..) .
and 70 Sss i've. arssi satisfaction 70 hos who
L. know Of instance 81 psImanent cure Of Asnma
:: rs: s:.:T:: & OHIO able - '''''
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So 49,, 49,. 49, ..''- y : = su.
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r. ass@ ~. - oss:m,ste
~ = ycr III ~ En- - II ~ nnsska,
S,'s Sv,yn N Sy;a ~ - Ell vS Eth snd o,Isr1
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h ~ Y ~ g. s,l5 - ~ - ~ sn,sr,
ao.5 1anso SSx.p - SCese ~ 70 ~ PEl,rs sA'
rEre,sst ,ro. siese. A.. n. 4. ~ WusOs, ,..veAsn,
xsss & 8 1, 49,
onsntsncS ~ ~. vosr .,.O ~ y ~ cur.d
~ toE s 1,sss ~. H;.5s n s snd ~ ~ IN:
a msi III M q s'10 Il ~ I smps c6ysc;sss
syrup q VIVA uSsny and fs md mmsdisssy comnsnesa
ssdvsd f;nm Sim.sc N. rsms 4 H@ry Gojshajf War
MINI towns6D 6ucfs ooanfv r. III iSnoWn IN cvs.
IL counyv- nor abSsins usn and srannot bs daSiec
thai Is Syrup ssvsd hhiiis. - -,
1nstk~ Csrs-Pslptatea Of IL Hsat and Coa..npt3a.
Of The Lung relieved by d. DAvb COMPOUND 6yFup Of
Wild ChaIy and Taf:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26
|.a y HOLMES,
SODA WATER.


Tvs. WATERMAN, tlats Holmes 4 Co..
- SODA AND MiNekAL WATEk MANUFAC.
TURER No y GAsondslot sxsst, GrAvise. odss 10
as.ish hs former oullomsS and ehsr sealen VIII PueI
sda Water snd Mood. and calls particular attention to Bic
Bfoek TIA Csaw Pipes, nIps0ysent ebsolutely assn
NJ. e proven by dsvsopsnsnts Of the dessrous
snecs ps9duced 81 soda Water drawn thDegh lead ppes
psrla. sto etc.. " san bottles. Osden foE Shipment 10
ssy ssssisix and promptly attsnded to- and de-
Ap2afsiss constantly on hand To- ssls. apl an
IHOPS-Freah and just received, for sale by
= ~ Z. L AA69EY. COZ. Camp and Gsavisr sta.
ALT-Turks IsIand, for s.ls 81 =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26
-. ,lr1sy.!.

An eshss fhisly ssnsd PAIN nxfn ATOns slsCeln
tssGbih Of DALLEY'9 Ths woasAns 80 whs ~ -
hope tint bysane or Aas. thsy ~ tnascs - psnhe
70 belevs dat hsy aeyan pu ~ vtnM efths esanns
ariclsA Buy II - bat our s.thsssd AsuA 81
~ Attssd to Ats peculiar sssvks 1gon ~ ge.-
stns; and observe that ths noSss, II; DALI
LEY" 30 wRfrr1M WITH PEN, IN d!9srsns
eoiSvs1 Isk, on tks ssvsleYs Of ssch SoS ans thst
no ether b Npos It.
- Gsaal Dspot fr u United etsas. whss ell osdsss
addEssssd WI b. promptly executed. fsi4
n. DALEY = 3D..
ss2@ AIS Bssssvsy. Nee Yssh.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,s.,s
l81 CAsvtpss street. NsS Ortssee.
Whas I'll Dsalsn IN ~ 0tsan II LOUISIANA AhA.
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TkMNE1.
SEE. and u CW n 81. LOUIS. IN ~ Stats Of hiSs
BOUnI. will b pecnpay nppBd-
John WBl0HT = Co..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

WINE-A fsW dossa Il ssperior dessrt Sherry,
" - ~ ~ JOHN rOOl.e. = nenk Piass.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

I +! 4! !. :|';:. e, !; 4. 4 =, ~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

= 4 - =, :: !. Z, Y, !.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26
HPITTING BLOOD.

Dr. Tbsessssd.I verify bsisve that youI Sarlaparla
has bssa ths msSns through Providence, Of saving my s
have for several yess had bad cough 1t became wone
night swsssu and wss greatly dsbas.d and rsduosd and
aid az! sxpss e lvs have ely - yow sssapsniss
II am now abb y xslk eli oyS ~ CITY, 4 !a..s 20
that am thankful fos thee sult. YoM Sbdt svant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

O c2n.3 M L.. !, - =. - .
81 5ss = E 81 s.: y zs ~ !.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26
FRYER RORRa,

hereby certify that have bssn afflicted with sninvs,eru
sv sq:e FL Surssn yssn a past and hay: sDsat man
msdcinss Mat ..s used o. Isconnendedf incuN but 4
20 Rs!goss s1ti! Z, q. gsset beard aud OAI
great surpise. bs had I'D one yhos boz Of th Sslve
limb wss sniissly hsalsd. end bsys aeh oi i iii
Amrissss. hoeses s0rnU. y, x, nay Z. ia,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

nuemen Of tins o1ty, who has been tsuubled witt
an mtabnU or b. urinary osg1ns os several ysan which.
may % mpp0.ed Wa CONSTANT trouble o hin, day AZ
night yss ontly cured Of cold and cough, b. IL
ass e ~ DAVIS Compound Syrup Of VIVA Che and Tss
gns " a :..isacp. W. e Ind whis tak sd
me- L hs. aow bsa e.s ysass n A. esased iLlns
he attacked with cd (such ~ u soo,hns ana T1s.
yadng eaecn Of this valuable msdicins. IL eeaoy tn
same IN nAamma lon Of tn dlsys Or liver, palpStioa
thsheeh nsIvous usmon, en) Toaay ons dmlasy afoa4
who may want b. nams vii lsgivs1s
ssed nsdicns thai tsy hountly rssct thoss which ~
tatemsnt ahudsA He h fsl[oWesainman. respect aba
master psnsa.-ES. ksSsters.l
- Ths following s.a,ss,snt h from worthy and ~.
xn0wn gnzea M. Mllas has been for several year. "
lecos o. ~ Pubho Schooh. and has held various Offices
.I p.itADs.f. liA, ssDs:pb. q 49, 2 GsSss
fs nS :. sns oSmncs $500 %oh s,,a
u Wild Chsy end Tss ssdsved = ina gw dosss, andtRe.
uolhsd with IN hahtea end bnQulasy II ~
sqsils and passsoe. has - nkpS d Deyn. nsdicA IN
isw dsn -. saaa - esagk : ''sst halt % bod
hsfase - ssaamosd tki.s e ,.
~. g., ..y W. n: = lf Ar , 1i.aa's
w, u 3. ~ as az {. I. u :..s 81
( 4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-01
Notices of Books.

The Saith number of PHILLIPS, SAMPSON * Co S
edition of the Dramatic works of Shakespeare contains
the tragedy Prcles, Prince of Tyre" and finish
es the 9th volume Of this valuable and beautiful work
" Perices" is prefxed by one of those learned and
critical dissertations which, to the student of history,
are OF the highest interest. This splendid work, we
would remind readers, is sold by Livermore Main
street.
The HALF Century, or a History of Changes
that have taken place, and Events that have TRANSFERRED
chiefly in the United States, between 1900 and 1850,
is not, as one mightbe led suppose, from its title,
work upon merely political or social events and circum
stances 1t is compeqdous, statistical review of Po-
ltcal Changes and Events ofEducatona Changes
Charitable Educational Institutions; Moral Reforma-
tons Improvements in the means of Intercommunion
progress of Science, Inventions, Arts, and Manuiac'
lures In short, it takes cognizance of everything OF
interest that has ranspired for the last fifty years in
the United States. This work, which is written by
Emerson Davis, D. D., is an excellent book of refer
ence to men engaged in public life; it also excel
lent companion to the patriot student 1t is published
by Tappan s Whitemore, Boston, and is sold in this
city at CIRCUITS Bookstore, Main street.
THE DIcnoNARY OF MECHANICS ENGINE WORK
AND ENGINEERIHG, published by D. Appleton S. Co..
New York, has reached its 24th number, and is even
more than commonly interesting and attractive. The
present number is chiefly occupied with historical and
political descriptions of Lamps and of the Lathe. The
drawings in sections of those very beautiful and
must be of great value and Importance to the young
mechanic. We have often commended the manner in
which this most excellent cycl peda of the mechanic
arts edited, and must still continue to award il
our highest praise. 1t can be procured at Grout':
Bookstore, Main street.
THE PRocEEDINGs OF THE WoMAN's RIGHTS
CONVENTION, held at Worcester October 23d and
oath, 1850, have been published in pamphlet FORM and
those interested in this movement can now have an op
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tons which passed by the conventions and the ell
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SENATE. joint resolution from the House, maxi
ing military land warrants assignable, takenup.
Mr. Jones' amendment was adopted, other amend
ments were offered, and after some debate it was order
ed TO be engrossed
Mr. Pierce of Nd. introduced bill relative to the
milage Of Senators, which was laid on the table.
The Civil and Diplomatic Bill as amended was taken
up. The provision that mage ofmembers be computed
by the mail route was stricken out also the APP
preparations for houses in Pittsburgh and Louis
WILL
Mr. Hunter offered an amendment for an assistant
Secretary of State which was ruled out of order by the
Chair.
Various other amendments were discussed.
MIR Atchison moved an adjournment until six. Lost.
Several motions were made to adjourn, but all were
rejected and the debate resumed, but without dis
posing of the bill, the Senate adjourned.
House. A joint resolution to release Richie from
his contract to execute the printing this Congress,
and pay him two thousand dollars was debated
and passed by majority ofthree.
Mr. Julian OF Ia made an Intellectual effort introduce
resolution, appointing committee to investigate the
charge against Mr. Webster which was made yester-
day by Judge Aleni
The army bill passed, and the House then took re.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-01

~ What free soer is there, who does not remem-
Der the scorn, the contumey, and the yituperation
poured out upon them without stint by the arrogant
wings two years since! Who does not recolect the
epthes with which they assaled when they were
characterized as the "of-scourings and sediment OF
the community? Who has forgotten the taunts with
which they were met in relation to their city nominal
tions when they we're told that they had capa-
BILE of managing the City government, and that they
would break down under the attempt if they made it
If there any who have forgotten all these things
they perhaps may be persuaded to vote for the ticket
which the wings have SO kindly nominated for them
but those who remember them viii be likely, very
soon, become the humble and obsequous ckspittle
of their vilifers.