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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07

NICOLAY Il Co, Surgical Apparatus
= Maker ard ORTHOPEDIST, ~no for twelve years
had the direction u the hst establishments n OrthOpede
Pans respectfully informs that he preuar.d
70 execute al orders Ia his Inc
ARTIFICIAL ARMS Assd LEGS.
which with the same facility natural members
Apparatrs for LlXatIou. Displacement II the Thigh
Bere Or Femur.
Do for Contracted Legs
Do for Curvature Of the SpIae or Waist
Do for Ankyoss False JOINTS ofthe Arms or as~A
Do for re- forming the Tbls Or the entire Leg
De- FOR Parslytc Legs
Do for Club Feet
Do 10 csmpses- Lscry anal FIstnies and O,hers
Do for TOrtIcOs, or Twisted N.ck
Do fur Failing Of the kec.um
Otturateurs Hspsgzstrie Belts Bed. and Chars iof
Sck Persons Clutches, Trusses So OrhOpesbs Cofsss
All work executed warranted sssfsctten anu re-
lief u the SICK Address By letter. persaslIy 70
lel0 iwTu xSats SIS PeaTl.s. New YOIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
Morse's Compound Syrupot
WELDON DOCK ROOFING feel

Il prompted by every principle of humanity, 10 msks
known the world the wonderful efficacy Of th
omar, preparation Thousands have been relieved OF q
great of suffering and many lives saved b the
OF II It's acknow lodged h the best Judges Of medicine
be the elegant scientific and sauiay preparation
IN use and depura,ye remedy, seldom ever egUaled
II stands unri, allied for the OF EnSpela SAT- Rheum
Canker Scrofua and all the various diseases aisng from
an impure the Blood Also. all Bilious complaints.
and used with unprecedented success m all eases Of Fe
male Weakness and general debility, STRENGTHENING the
weakened body giving tane to the various organs and nss
Grating the entire stem. and also to The cure othe Liver
Complaint. Catarfh, ID, SpepSia, Headache, Dizziness
Coughs Those affected with Chrome Diseases Of what
ever form III find tins medicine not on pleasant 10 thu
taste but cure If II he within the power Of rene
al agents affect then disease II = composed Of mei-
cnes happily combined tend directly 10 give tone 10
the stomach and bowels excite to healthy action The Liver
and The whole Glandular - stem aay Nervous itrtahy
and promote the free action of the Lungs thus rendering
applicable all diseases Of Chrome nature II purely
vegetable and may bc used all climates and at all sea
sous of the year. . . -
Prepared only by G MORSE co at 1902 Fcuutem-S
Providence and sold hy thousands all over the United
States Canadas Nc HANCOCK, CORLIFS co.
Pearl St New-York General Agents ID ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
MEDICAL.

CORNS, CORNS, COR\S and TOOTH
y ACHE DROPS. - BURks Celebrated Corn salye
aud rosh Acne Drops vel KNOWN can De procured at
the principal Drugs and Chemical stores, namely.
MILAN = Co, ls3 Broadway; Charles II Ring. i9s
DO Thomas T Green 81, do George Lee, fJ3 do n T.
klefSfeG. 80 DO. J " Bassei. 81 DO, 3 cDiilng
ton - 10. Chiffon 10 10 Jonn Dodd. ~ d. Plny
r oTcesteF 81 81. Wln ID CrunOie Boz do; Even Ne
Iutgre. ST. 60. T. VI Guou. N BOssry Grand
Rob. sand iGs Boaery james Crsnble Vi Fourth
81 and BOwery
Likewise at al the principal store, Throughout the city,
ard by the Proprietor. e3 Grand-st
B-An Agent wanted for the State o.. Penns lsana
Address o. The Proprietor. post pad. Jey9 las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
DTULDING PLOTS in Upper Morris

1UlLDINtr fLO . III 4 pptl A"VA' %
u anis now being disposed of embraced ~ ,fa. % 80
acres lying cong the Depot at that plcs t1e ~
are srryeyed and laid plots varying from 70 ID
tots al an average OF $50 city lot The sites are beaual
and perfectly healthy and from the manner IN whch
Tsed 10 BE- disposed afforded NJ lover Price t'h
else be had for eligible land a. tins property
is offered ON the Morrsana plan odsiblI0n Subs Diio
hrks are nneu A. INC store Messrs. Morgan Co. ~
pearl-st G Akerly corner Bowey and bfoDine-s' on
Of the subscriber a, h. residence Upper Morrsahi5
winch places Also maps, circulars ana price sis aho III
e,,her requisite information can be- obtained
~ f " JARVIS. Agent
,eaaiw. for the sale If SAID property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07

lzO acres with good farm buildings well vLtcrod ,nd
fenced plenty weed and fruit Sold low CAL on VI
BROOkS, 10 Feuy-si., conycnicn, To Depot P!annei
leI6 ImMMNfN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
CAUTION TO THE PUBLC.-An

vulcanzed white Rubber, we'll black and other
c1lors stamped hy Horace n. Day. GOODfEAkS
PATENT according To ms covenant m ms license IRON
Goodyear, infringement Goodscars Patents, ana
all dealers IN purchasers Of these goods equally Ia
bic a. reSpasseTS upon GOodyears ACKNOWLEDGED rights
with Horace II Day himself the Maker Of such goods ah
viii be accordingly All the India Rubber shoes
now made hy Horace n Day are an infringement upon
Good, ears Patents and all dealers therein render heH-
selves liable III damages 20 Dir GOODYEAR the Pt-
tentsc
In behalf OF the Hayward Rubber Co. Newark r
Manufacturing Co. l.. Cindee. Ford Y Co, Shoe Asso-
GATES and Others ci8 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
% PER TUN.--The sub.
GOAL 81 % PER TUN.-Peach Or
SCHOOLS.

lpOYS' SCHOOL In \EW-YORK.-
Wanted IN first class school, an ASSISTANT quail
MED % teach the Latin and Greek Ian guages Mathematics
aud take the management Il classes The opportunity.
gentleman and scholar having some capital and de-
srOus of settling New YORK rarely 10 be found
Particulars be ascerained by addressing with real
and address. OMEGA. box 1888 New-fork Post-Of
nee All communications strictly confidential lyi 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
FOR SALE g. TO LET.

At PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful
IA COUNTRY RESIDENCE, containing aoo1t ,, tss
acres Of land handsomely located near tne vi,ass ~
ct The location IS very desirable. having an effs
view of the Highlands the Hudson RIVER ana VS. 80,
I,on the preni,es there - desirable and choce sectl
II fruit and the fruit trees IN healthful az, b.,
condition For further particularly inquire OF "hC W
p MORRIS al the Office II the Home Journal. IA 80
YORK or OF DYKMAN. at Cold spnng; q5 81 vac
slbscnber Le3oc, ALEXANDER ANDHhSoN.
ATPRIVATE SALE-The three-story
IA brick HOUSE with Store and Lo Of sr'1n1i ~ M n
-, ssd ot being IA sze d feet by lO feet IN dep'h f'
nrlcs terms and further paftc ularS Apply -
-, n''" BrOad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
John D'HOMERGUE, Rectifer and

~ Di>,iller -llONE>r JOHN after having passed
Through the ordeal Of up again and ready supply
his customers and the liquor trade generally with the best
II Pure SpiritS. imported Brandics. Gin and Vine Call
Want Of superior article hls old place. lao Nes:
SeNeueenth-st near seventh avenue. my2S jm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


IL LIFE INSURANCE co -Oics No los B,ss1 =. .nf
Branch Office lji Bowery. Br0me-st-Cao h ~
TAI 5000, besides the accumulation - large -
Tins Company condl eted On the mutual piDclps e.,
the assured will .Sck egiis ~ Al ths
Policies issued for more years 90 nj LIE
may Their lses for their f-Dsi' or w
elf II their husbands, parents and children. IA
70 may the lives ~ tieBf drtofs rOhcs. -
b. granted payable after death, 80 upon the PH'
~ ng al a specified age, al hls dlsfetio0. ..t,,..
Persons insured may aud re-crO>S thr h.. -
Ocean frst-class vessels without etfa chafke " -
season Of the year and b. pay-S< additional chHs'
vst countries Inz beyond Is limit Il the Pony A.
Interest yil be paid ths profits, whereby inc -
premium reduced each year aitsr the first three
ALoNzO A ALvORD. PresaSsa'-
G. Y WEapLL, Secretary. -
ABRAN DUBOIS, M. ID, Medical Examiner, ~ tAs 49,
from 2 10 r NJ, daily
WILLARD PARkEH VI. d Consulting Pas sclsS
REYNOLDS yAy ScHAIcK ATTORNEYS and Co--ness
HOARD DIRECTORS. .A
A C. KinrsIand G. s. Wonihni NJ vs4 ScaIss'
ID Morgan Geo ID Phelps EGocA DesA . -.
! Br.wn Iss Van Soyaen NstM &, Bradfs@
ID. BaTtlett, Lswn B. Loler. Sil~s G Hsfnhs
ID. Austin Muir ID Henry Haight, Iohn 5 Whis~'
Phslpa Jahn p Bruwn r. J. Aniefsoa,
r. Haxh, I y Herrlck flesxn Pzfniy'
John y Ware. James {. Baldws. Denton f.srsg.
A. A. Alyofd. John y Harris. John Ncft"''
HssU Stokes David s sIlfs Jr George wobS.
Hm. Valentine George asstinss. Nh X. Sros
wIsm EuTyhef, David Austen. ., ...~,
iest Y. WEhfLE seo""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
L,OR S\LE-A STORE, GROCERY,

4 &c aud LOT Land, ohgihly situated on the principal
Stce village If Hum ngon, SUFFOLK Co, l. between
which place and the City oi Ncwlolk there dai clm
by railway aud steamboat not sold previous
the of ~ be sold AT public auction On the
premises at O'Clock. NJ OF that day For terms. tad
particular serpion, inquire "t II PLArT. Esq,
,esJtf W n X 4 GAINES ~ NaS>au->t. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
NOR SALE-l35 acres of LAND, within

one mile of the pleasant village OF Tarrtown with Al
elegant prospect of the Hudson River and surrounding
country situated near aud adjoining of the most fash
nabe country residences on the RIVER There Is me
stream water running through H. about 20 acres OF heavy
timber aud grove OF maple aud ash Of 10 acres To any
ntemcn wishing elegant country residence. thus ocis
q rare opportunity. Terms t. suit purchaser Apply u
WATKINS A HJNE 6i4 broadway ~ 6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
NO LET-ln Greenwich Village. Conn.

u anoAt COTTAGE. with rooms, door yard ami gar
den, and vegetables growing IN the garden. schools
Churches and PostOce very Convenient II ten
fifteen walk from the Greenwich Depot on the
New York and Ncw-Havcn Railroad II would he let for
two months Rent dollars per month In
quirc OF BENJAMIN PECK. Jr, Greenwich Village,
of r. X T. PECK. "A Chathaui-st. Jy7 2w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
IA RIRRER GOODS-Mannfac.

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac
i tured under GOODYEAR'S Patent-The Newark
India Rubber Manufact 1rng Company, store - MAIDEN
lane New York. factory, Newark. New yersey.-This
COMPANY are manufacturers and wholesale dealers IN all
the diff rent articles Manufacture under Goodyear
Patent and guarantee all their goods beng equal m
quality 10 representation Merchants requested 10
call AL goods warranted 10 stand ans climate The
most liberal terms To- country dealers
HIRAM HUTCHINSON. President.
WARREN AGkFRNAN. fe2J 2mDANN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
TINE SUBSCRIBER offers for SALE
III her PRESENT RESlDENCE IN III n.-.,.A 81

STAMFORD. Il - situated emineno. =. .,let, -
the catsre village and has COMMANDING view of rres,
extent at long Island Sound The dwelling house II twn
stones high. euod repair and Contains tea r,ns NJ,
tachc 20 the house about three Of land IN high
VI culfiv which good hara ani yar,s,v
81 fruit trees and shrnbtery considered cae ~ he
pleasant situations IN the village. and vii h. sod ~
,n,hlr terms Apply ~ JAMES PIERCE ms HlecrN.
q, - SARAH LOCKWOOD. - ihe q. ra,ss.,.
,rA {Ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
NHOSE ELEGANT WHITE RUB

FNHOSf. fLEbAN III II NJ ID
i Der GOODS-Ne,er, IN the progress OF the INDIA
kn Der has mode Of manulctun been discovered
be which the fabric could be vulcanIed and come out
white color. until / 'e Hem made their my enion AMI
obtained patent for their beautiful ZINC Rubber, winch
now takes precedence If all other rubber fabrics These
goods are hight drab, hight - - bordr On "hie
and con be shaded any color The fabric admirably
aped table piano and other furniture covers and or
naenial ARTICLES. well and better than rubber made
from any other patents free from that unpleasant
suphur0uS odor VI G0odyear> patent not Affected Dt
he OF hold constant exposure 20 the weather Al
goods made s Guud} ears patent are necessarily DARK 9r
black Iesd dark when vuculled IA steam wlie
zlnc remains clear white. Dealers are invited u com
pare patent fabrics with any other "a the market ana
are warned agasi the infringement " my pHent ~ the
Tnnn India Rubber Co. and other concerns forming part
f the combination against whom sut, have been oOl-
msnced for this pr1ct HORACE ~ DAY,
ESQ lmNNAF k}COrtlainl-I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07

Ninth and Tenth ST. basement. undcr-cear an1 attic
House 10 feet deep with 10 loot clroom Lot q feet
4 inches front and hy ll3 feet deep The II ,asc
built the best manner. with all the modern IN
prnvements For further particulars inquire uf \ MIL
lER ~ Wall-si or a seventh. \ ly3 iMs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
yu,O BTTLDERS.-For Sale, with
LOTS for SALE.-Two of

the bes; LOTS on seventh-av. weSf sc or r
second and Tweny-thrd sts two LOIS On ven
ty-sec6ndst ana Twenty frst-st near SeVenlh ~
The improvements making and 20 be made of thls Avenue
snd IN h. vicnv FENDER this property very desirable sp-
NV 10 tlsf IN 4. W. CHESTER, 81 wallis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
NHAMBERs-sT. PROPERTY for
CHEAP HOUSE LOTS within Is min

~ sALE-Eigh, years lease Of store and Dwelling m
Chambers between Washington and West street. for
,rt,cuiars iugure Of y PARKER. ~ Murray-S Jyi ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
vu,ur NEW VILLAGE Of STRAIT

ii TENPORT-sisuaed within 8 miles Of tnH Ciy fi,i ~
-s,,s Harlem or the Flushing Bay noted y ~ Wiz
e,yI pike and clans only half mie from f.nsa,ns
toward the College PoinThe above he autiio.
~. s, teep eyed and Land INTO 81 lots - D.
ia lee, about one month. since which time iarrr tso
en ABOUT half the lots disposed Of ihes are CHOSEN lo
~ nsr.s and consequently there still good ch c- y
al r9rts 10 be disposed Of and a. the unjer-usa'hsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
EoR SALE in FLATBUSH-ony a

II miles fnm Fulton Ferry BROOKLYN, two adjoining lots
II Land together haNns se feet front On hN
sSs feet DEPTH and Saisnng about acres 81 ihe same
area as 80 ciy lots One vi these lots lad out With
Nacslamc walks and planted th about 2N shade and
NUT tires Ut choice Vanees the latter lu>, coming a'o
hearings AMI ornamental shrubs raspberry and cur
rent bushes aTSc strawberry beds Nc The other lot II IN
clover and has Yielded heavy crp THIS seaso There IS
new well and pumr on the premises cr~s fencing new,
as the whole has been pu; m present oner by the owner
with the expectation II hlldng tacrcn for h> own eccu
patton The health and beauty at flatbUSh. IN
cesbliy from this CITY omnuS>es passing each wa' some
N times dsyl render his favorable oapount' iF
ANY one purchase who - dcSlroOs II building country
residence in convenient location and Improving negh-
brhesi Will be sold accommodating terms Apply 20
A u. WILCOX. elarsSon avenue, fla.huSh. or 10
ANTHONY LANE - Mall-st.. y y lcst sN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
TOHN W. LEONARD, Teacher of Pho
,VARRYTOWN INSTITUTE-A Sc

- biography, Amanuenss and keporef, az Ann, and IA
Chamberssts NepYefk Terms, 81 ur y esssns 1890 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
HATS.--Just fin

rrrsf t etrr ,tHfg q. ,,g price 81 usually
sold Al 81 Also an article at 50 So Neat Hats al 81.
BROWN 1853 Canal st,
,e30 lms One door from sullivan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
VTO CAPTTALISTS.-A valuable and

Il desirable OF 100 feet square on Broadway above
Union-scuare. II operation new steam engine
of " horse power The establishment has large rIl of
valuable customers and the good Will of the concern with
due attention. VIII yield large revenue The present &C.
Cupant called Europe by the death Of near eia
tNes For part iars apply to + II LUDLOW, II wallis
1880 2WMWAF tBJ0)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
HIGH BRIDGE.-The balance of the

NV f,r he ~ y ~ ~ on may " I $3.50 80,
s,ed On the NesssAsSsI s.e OF Hsrlem River opposite the
RAILROAD whcA leads d,r,tly 10 these Lots Is To
be bit nvs cents 'Ss A whole snsh Of the mad Having
great advantages fer eoax AMI 6shns 1rra. favorable
Aply. fs maps and CHER information. 10 b WiNTON
Z Cedar-Si. cor OF Nassaa-st. led i'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
lVROUGHTIRON STREETLAMPS.

w -fhe undersigned. manufacturer 4 STREET
LAMPS ~ LANTERNS for Oh OF Gas prepared 10 ex-
Cc1e crte;s % any extent From cXpcucDc@ the hS
ana re fcGent IN machinery. these Lamps are
TUNED "a smOathy tn. and VI much greater
strength. dcf at.iity Suc cheapneSS
They ne those usel upaa the Gas Lamp
pests fhiaCc ghs Rrookyp and St,ansah ani u the
Two latter HAVING The latest improvements he would
the a,jontli "A ii those " ho wish to purchase
NATHAN r BEERS. a Fultos-ss. Br,phlyn.
~ IL q NICHOLS. - W&fcr-st, New-YoTk.
a. law 3nNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
WATER CURE.
NGE MOUNTAIN WATEI

\ICVRE--South Orange fsseS Co. New jersey 10
SEPI 4 WEBER. VI u Physician o. the Institution
siiors from NewYork leave the foot of Cortlands "
}, aud 10 o'clock, 4 VI and and cclock y VI 1911 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
AK HILL CEMETERY-Offce IS

" CSrmine-st selling SO square feet Tor so Sasle
Graves as for adults childon under 10 S.. uclud
inc openlnx ami ccang the The NsscS Steamboats,
leave foot uf Robinson and Hammond ss khIee naaes
dSs. c'clock A NJ Up VI and n y. M. Esaye Gene
erysA N IL A. NJ. and 5 y NJ
ler tms XM G. HAZEL6AkFH, Sccrcttly.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-18

Eighteen years ago there was not mile
of railway leading out Of Boston; but at
the present time the metropolis Of New
England has a railway communication
with the States adjoining Massachusetts
measuring. in various directions, 4.259
miles in length. The number Of miles o!
railway in the United States at the present
time is about 10000; the number Of miles
in Great Britain. 6. 2S4: IN France, 1881;
IN Belgium. $50, IN Germany, 4.542 The
number of miles Of railway 10 Msssachu>
sets, is t,l42; if we add to this the por.
lions Of other roads lying in Massachusetts,,
and deduct from that total, the portions OF
the roads lying within the limits Of the ad :.
joining States, it will leave the sum Of
I,OI9 miles Of railway within the geogrsph.
ical limits Of Massachusetts,. The Stale
has geographical surface of Z 500 square
miles; there is. therefore, over one mile Of
railway to each seven square miles Of her
surface.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-18
NJ In great enterprises. and small one

n, In great enterprises. and small ones
too. there are always some interposing OBJ.
stncles. some conflicting interests, to hnr-
mnnv and SUCCESS. One neighborhood has
an interest to serve or promo'e-unn,hor Inns
another interest. which confllc,s-lhis ind.
vidual wants this thing dune. and another
,hat-one man thinks that every thing
ough, to give way 10 his views and objects,
while another i" different location ,hinks
that he our hit 10 he attended 10 trst-ond
Tins things work conflict ely until the
The mnin object is Inst sight of TO some OK.
ten, in the confusion md bad feeling that
necessarily ensnes. Now this il all wrong
-radlcnlly wrong. When men are ASA"
ciated together to effec, particular pur.
po.s---for instance. TO build q rairood. or
achieve any great enterprise in which the
cnnn,ry n, large is in,eres,ed-no attention
whnicver should he paid to local nr persona
interests, bu, with their eyes and minds sel
steadily on the object to be ACCOMPLISHED
they should he artua,ed BY the one feeling:
tina, Of fnding out and putting in practice
the best plan tn attain the end in view
No pxlrancous Influences, no outside pres.
sure. no neighb"rhood. sectional or person.
al interests should be permitted to have n
feathers weight with them in determining
their course OF action or sha ping their polls
cy. They are presumed to be more fam'l
Jar with The duties conided TO their charge
Than those who have but a partial knowI
edge o. them. Energy. dev"ii"n. con.
cert, ond straightforward action il The only
sure and successful policy. This is the
spirit in whirh all grea, enterprises are nc
cnmpllshed-lhis rs the spirit that is level
ling the hills, filing up the valleys. tunnel.
ling the mountains, and bringing the most
remote sections of our country in close
proximny-aod this is the spirit SO much
naeSed IN East Tennessee. With it. our
division Of the State cat be made the most
desirable country in The wOrld-wi,hout il,
we shall never be able to accomplish any
great work.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-18

The French papers speak of new IN
vention called "Muscal Bed" 1t is.so
constructed that the pressure of the body
causes the performance Of me or more
operas, according to the length Of the slum.
her. A dial is placed at the head o: the
bed, with minute hand 10 be Sc: at the
hour when the sleeper wishes TO wake; and
when this hour arrives. a grand finale is
executed from Verdi, with Imitation Of
,rombones and kettle drums, sufficiently
loud not only to waken bu, inspire live.
y disposition 10 get up.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-18

The saying that "you cannot make silk
purse of sow's ear" lie almost falsifed by
a jugeler named Bosco. in London. who
will stand in an isolated post on before lis
audience, holding Guinea pig in his hand,
which he brushes by degrees. the pig aud
his squeal growing beautifully less, until
nothing remains but silk purse filed with
guIneas. Where the pig goes to, and how
The guineas appear in its place, while the
conjuror stands in a tight dress. and with
no visible connection with any thing but
the floor is the wonder.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-18
NOTICE..

This pnper is now verging towards the
close Of it's third volume. There isa large
amour, due on the office books for subscrip
tons and advertising. some not having
pa sny thing from the start. We want
10 enlarge and Otherwise improve the pa
per, but we cannot do so unless those who
are indebted paw up. So. come gentlemen
send in the funds-remember, we are only
asking what is dHe.