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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-11
california Lie RlSkS
taken at lower rates than by any other compan

The business of theComrnny will he conduct
ed upon the JoiS1 Stock, and upon the mrrcAL
principal at the option OF the insured thus meet
ing the wants and circumstances Of tho public
more fully, it is believed, than purely mntua
companies can DO.
On the Joint Stock principle the insured will
pay 80 Is per cent. less for insurance than the
rates Of the hc.t organized NUT al Companies,
or will receive what is equivalent to 33 l-3 PER
cent per annum, in dividend profits, paid in adj
vance, instead of receiving m uncertain amount
at the end of each year in script featcs, re-
dccmablc on certain contingencies, while nj the
same time the annual cash pavmcntsar increns.
Ell by the interest paid on notes given for half
the amount of the premium.
On the Mutual principle, this company pro.
pose to insure ut the usual rates of nut ualC ON
ranics dividing the net earnings each year Civ.
ing SCRIP certificates redeemable after Mutual
lnsuranceFund OF TwoHundrel thousand Dol.
lars Is accumulated, and charging a commission
for conducting that part of the business eauiva-
lent to only about one half tho expenses of the
Company, securing Qosses being cquaD larger
yearly dividend to the Mutual insurers, besides
giving the members q lien upon d Joint Stock
Capital Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, u
large Iont Stock Reserve Fund, which will be
pledged rs security for payment of los.ns, in
addition to the usual Capital and reserve Fund
in mutual Companies.
This company is not only one Of the most
prosperous but also one of the very best in the
country Hartford Daily Courier.
No Company in the Union has had such IA
run ofbusiness' as this company since its organ.
zatiJn.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-11
NEW LINE OF STAGES.

NEW LINE OF STAGES.
~ and after Monday, Dec. Is, 1850,
~ Stage will leave Cast'eion ev cry da
Sundays excepted, on the arrival Of the Cars
from Burlington and Bellows Falls, saw at
] l.3 7. NJ and arrive al Salem n. Y. al
p. NJ same evenIng.
RETURNING
Leave Salem att a. NJ. and arrive AT Cas-.
Teton al o'clock p. NJ To connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington ard Bel,
lows Falls sane evening. THIS line passes
through East roul,ney, Yves: Poultnev, Mid.
die Granville, Granville Corners, Hebron TO
salem. BADWELL, FIELD g. co.
Decen>her 10: Is.0 so
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-11
For Sale.

The undersigned wishing to close business
IN tins place, oher their entire stock Of goods
at cas-: for CASH. Any one wishing To 90
into tr de would find this a good location
and can buy our stock Of goods at bargain.
GASkiLL n WEEKS.
Eas, Clarendon, June 10Th, le5i. 20
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-11
TIE
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE
Greatest Discovery of the Acc,

Did you ever use Nc
Alisier's All Hcalinf
Ointmeni7 Certainty
|, you have for there are
. few II any. who have
sIot awaited thelnselvc,
: Titscurative qualities
Sit only needs a tSisl "a
! :onvince the persons us
! ne IL that IL is really
: and truly the hest ar,i
Gle ertant. Enquire Of
the tens OF thousands
who have been in he
constant use Of H. and
tlsvuill xn,, nav,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-11
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOX
THE POOR MANS FRIEND,

Edward Young, Cabinet maker ficarrG't hi'
year AZ was injured by plank filling on ny y
II caused IL 10 swell and become innsn", am ~.
ell The most awful ulcers and sores that que y
skin and eainieut of tio.le,t Ihy,r~rsd UF''
The place Of my rrsidIncr a. inst tine. ~. lo'f"
one NJ hr most popular surgeons i(naiLHts' ~
ed me there was h'ilc hope nfny recover ...
] came 10 Boston. ny Hunts "tis ~
ed applied to Dr, Phelps he tired hl' hu =,
without any success. and was then indurs'" Wv
upon Dr. WsrsH, who gave me some rel si,pv ,-,'
some time grew quite dIshtu,rdtd, ny 1Hh ~
almost mass Of sores from my knsts d'"h ~
ankles. scarcely allowing ne I" ,''tp ~ ''' tN
night had read a great deal sb1ul Els''
bat having used so many advertised plas''''s' -
and tried so man tihnRs that fell niue lbW"',
the Russia sdlve, although rrsai"'l> ad'I'
ffirnds 10 Try II, | was too skepiitai to ." y .
length man brought me box Of Ru.as "a
! applied TO my limbs rs the dIDclinns FIH
really began 10 feel q sensation per oi'af.t ~
shout my raging sores ] went dawn 10 krd",
20. "a ; Stale street, and bought two bni" o.
used IN all nearly four boxes VI this fiss' 'a, 4,
lintx are now, with The exception 81 'os ~
perfect as ever they we're. The ulcets hsf 49,.
up, the sores have all dissppeSrei, nhd b''. If
10 say that 10y til. Tim. have used me io"Ul =,
the Russia Salvr shall be cured. ! c'h'N.
case one Of he seyeTesl ie,is the save con- P|'
encounter. ..,.,
I would sdi that having the sslT. In ny -
and member o. my mmily snn'r"s "" 10.
from Piles I recommended the We o' w, -.
sslVe. and which eund them with gf.Al ear
avery brief space oi time.
Yours, very respectfully, To,
EDWARD YOUNG. ~ Csryef hi T""'
Orders should be .dJr-s.ff, ,,
REDDING 4 60.
4J-6m. No State sifee' b'''N'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-11

.(2ss:IaX J
! W}asapFeaise& TahcTSl5!
sAARsABa IllA
THE WONDER
Aso
BLESSING OF TIE AGE.
The most extraordinary hrditine in the
World.
| This Extract is pat UP IN quart tohiss: II -
SIR Gmes cheaper, pieasaRirr, and r0,rdn
ted superior to any sold II rnr,s ci'houi
ron,ifing, purging, sichenfrg, or dt6iiiia-
ting the system.
W. hav. manufactured ZOO GOO BOTTLES Of SsI.a.
p.r''a dnrins ,he ra., yeat and arc hcw lnnr ~
At least 5000 bctl,s per day using more o' he Sa'sa
srlla foot n month than all II "ifef nnu'ac
lurcrs a. ssrsararls IN mo year. Dr. g. = l""nS
hrnds Ssrssratila u WARRANTED to- seep i"t any
length of time in all climates. This Extract has cur
ed more Of the following diseases thin all the dhe
advertised medicines ,oret he' have done scroi"'a
Or KINGS Evil obstinate Cutaneou' Erupt'ons, fi'n
pesot Pustules the face Hlotchcs Eilcs: chtohio
sore Eyes Hing Worm or Tettei, Scald HEAD cn
airencni and pain Of the homes aud oints 'tubb"fn
Ulcer., Syphitic Disorders, tnnhae" Sa't'heu'n and
dlld,'eases arising from an injadcioususc q" Nefcu
~. Astites or nropsy, exposure. or imHrudenrc in
life. II invariably cures he umatisn digestion q,
Dysp"psis, Neurssia. general aud nervous beh'ity,
Palpitat nj the Heart. Liver ComplniUt a. lima
natiCn Of the Kidneys. Ladies oi pale complexion
mi conDfnEk,te habits. mud such as are dehiiitaied
~ 'hose "hA rurl ions which females are liable I"
are restored by the OF bottle or two, 10 bloom
ina v,gor.
The number Of diseases mentioned above as cured
by this preparation Of Sarsaparilla, may at.r:
bnt weare. nevertheless prepared 10 prove by an
extensive army Of certificates. that such is tie FACT
hftaciion Of The evidence which We possess ronctrn
ngeach dis-ssc, would he received by any jndio'a
Tribunal as complete demonstration, II must I've re
'nembrred that all this richih,l array If maiades
though appearing in an endless variety Of forms and
yet similar ID their origin and canses. tor they all
,prnc directly or indirectly from corrupt fountain
" the blood were n pure hrathy aud active stnr
II would drive all these complaints from the iysten,
aud chtonIc disease would be impossible
THE FACTOY.
The immense and increasing demand for nr. SIP.
Townsend's Sirsapiriln hi, made it necessary very
much 10 enlarge TIE operations communicative. Me
dicnal substances are used IN incredible quantities
and as each Ingredient requires to he carefully and
accurately tested tie prnpretois have found ii ne.
CESAR to place the Compounding Department In
charge OF a competent and responsible Chemis,-onc
whose scientific reputation will be fnli guarantee Of
public confidence. DR.. JAMES X. CIlILTCN has as
sumed this duty.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition IL vii, he necessary see that
Dr JAMES X. CtIILTON'S CERTIFICATE as welas
the signature Of n = P Townsend, is the outside
wrapper Of each bottle.
u1-Sod by n. l. SPENCER, Rutland and by all
the principal Druggists and Country Merohants
thrcuQhout tho United States Canadns &c.
uCproprielors office So NASSAU STREET. in
The hui'dine formerly occupied by the South Baptist
Church. New YORK. Gn
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-11
. TO WESTERN PASSENG ERS
rms CHEAPEST ASp MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.

rms CHEAPEST ASp MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.
by Railroad to Schenectady, by knc Csn'i
10 ByiF,io, from thence by Steamer or
Michigan Central Rsl!rosd,io Mich
issn- illioo,s, Indians, or any
Of the Western of South
Western States.
Th,. Company have from cight' ten boats
Leave sci~m e,ady, daily. (Sn"days except
3D., fot Utica, syrscuse, Rocbcsirr'and But
nlo
Fannie. crnigra,ingwcs, Will find It In Their
advantage and convenience to take THIS route,
- they wiil he enabled to sccomp,ny their
Goods all the way 10 ,heir places cf dcsiina
t,rn, and no charge for transhipmeni al But
falo.
Paiiie. Of is ~ 81 will be Accommodate
with Il BOfT. exclusively, 10 themselves.
For P3sSiGE or FREIGHT apply To
VI Q,is,. Burlington, }. ID Post'e, mt
land e R,eu,Rps. Ca,tlct,n, GroHor Pan
10, Steamer Saltns, W. r. GA>p,L, Steam.
r. u. hne,on, W a. SrsvIss Steamer
Whitehall, W. n. BEAT, Schenectady. ~
WINDOW CURTAINS
4 NEW and and beautiful assortment, lust.
y received n, sPENCERS
DRIED APPLE.
\ VERY Cue article, just received and FOR sale
" c.BuKT & son.
Rutland, July I, ISL.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-11
INSURANCE. COMPANY
Or,a-ikcdia Hartford, Cons, SEPT. isis.
Invested capital. 100000
General Aren, for Vcrmcnt,
l. G. BINGHAM, Williston

General agent for Ncrmont,
G.BlNCHAM, Willis,on
To whom application. may be sen, frem 40,
part of the state.
'ehtral Oiics Of this agency. east eide Of the
Court Home Square, Darlington, VT
n WARD. ". d., Medical Examiner
Applications NAV be made at any time at the
isir. or I" the following NAMED persons, Agents
4 Medical Examiners. who will furnish nuph.
'ts aud az, Information that may 10 desired, III
regard tcthc Go.
RUTLAND COUNTY
iorsr,-R RThrall, Contingent, Rutland.
Ezra jane, Brandon: E. \. Hitchcock, pit,sfofd.
Chester spencer Catie,on: Cnpcn Leonard,
euden; S,iasN He'd es Clarendon:A Bliss,
pnnltn"y DE. Nishoison, walIingsford: Fay
etc Potter. PRwict.
Nrnic Vt r.HANtSEss-C yrusPortcr, RGtlandi
y. II. Drurv Pit,sforj; A ,Kcniriek. Poultncy;
\ : Haayllton Pawlc,; n = Bowen, Clarendon /;
ID w ou1vard Caftlcton, Josiah W Hale, Bran
lo;.; John FIX, Wallingford.
FENNING TON COUNTY
torSrs Bingham & McEowcn, County Agents.
Remington; y II Ba,rhcller, Arlington; Daniel
Roberts. Jr. Manchcs;erN Douglass, Shafts-
bury: Cyrus Arlington, Dorset.
tIedicW Examiners, LnthcrMosely, arlington,
Swift, Benningtou; n DMeachain, manehestSr; N
+ johnson, SALISBURY.
california Life Risks.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

We perceive from the Baltimore Sun. tina,
General Walbach, q veteran Of more than
fifty years service 10 the Unitad States Ar
nv, is 10 remain in Baltimore as commands
ing the Sd military department. the Secre.
tsry of War having allowed him to remove
from his limited quarters q, Fort McHenry
to the city. With his family, the veteran
now occupies the late residence Of Hon.
John Barney. Gen. w. is now in his Seth
year. He entered the U. S. Army in 1890
ava lieutenant and adJutant Of cavalry. by
invitation Of General Washington, having
come to this country on a visit after serv-
ing in the army of Louis the XVI until
that monarch's imprisonment. and subse.
quen,ly with the combined armies on the
Rhine and in the Netherlands until 1897,
when he covered the retreat of the Duke oil
York after the battle Of Dunkirk.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

LAwRENcEBU RG BANK.-lt has been cir.
eulated that the Bank at this place was
oroke-it is q false runor and we take this
occasion 10 Genounce it; the Bank is on as
sound basis, Us any Bank in the State. We
hope our contemporaries will be kind enough
TO notice Middle Iennessean.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

I, is well known that negroes have very
thick skulls. The following is n varifica-
ton of the fact. A negro in the country
not lorg since, passing along the road
during a thunder shower, was struck upon
the head by flash of lightning. He clap
ped both hands to his head. and looking
around him, exclaimed. II thought | felt
sumfn drap on my head!"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

SARTAIN's MAGAzINE.-The December
number OF this Magazine is on our table,
and is in Sartain's usual beautiful and TASTE
full style. Subscription S. in ADVANCE
John Sartain s. Co., Philadelphia.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

Dan Marble says he once parlook Of a
rooster so old that he was haldheaded. To
gel the feathers out, the "house gal' had to
use a claw hammer-w the old creature
was so tenacious Of life, that after being
baked two hours he continued TO crow.
With few leather pickles, such poultry
must be inviting.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

A Du,chman was relating his marvellous
escape from drowning, when thirteen Of
his companions were los, by the upseling
of boat, ard he alone was saved.
And how did you escape their fate 2
asked one of the hearers.
Il ,ld not go in der poal,' was the placid
answer.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05
WASHINGTON, Nov. %.

The Presidents Message has been sent
to every city in the Union today, to be
published as soon as it has been delivered
TO Congress.
The Southern Union men s,ipulats 10
their caucusses that they will require pledg-
es from all candidates for Office, that they
WILL support the fugitive slave law.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

General Foo,e, of Mississippi, has arriv.
ed in Washington. He will occupy bis scat
in the Senate till January 10Th. when he
will resign it and return TO Mississippi to be
jnaugurated as Governor.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

Cry HOTEL, ATLANTA, Ga.-Attention
is invited 10 the advertisement Of this
House, 10 be found in another columa OF
,o-day's paper. We besreak for Mr.. l..
r. Butler liberal share of patronage.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

The San Francisco Times s. Transcript,
states that Senior Pacheco of SAINT. Cruz
county, is the owner Of three eleven league
grant, of land, or about 100000 rcres.-
This is three times the quantity allowed to
any one man, by the Spanish or Mexican
law; TO avoid this legal provision. the giants
we're originally given at three different PEI
RODS. and it is said different name was
used each time. At The present time, there
are 10000 head Of cattle on this 33 league,
rarcbe. and the whole property is assessed
at 81 900 900. the taxes this year will a.
mount to $4,000, requiring the sale of d.
bout 5000 head Of cattle to raise the money.
Some idea of the value Of land in that par
of California may be formed by The assess
ment Of the grants before specified. Sup
pose the cattle are reckoned at $40 head
which is probably moderate estimate, their
total value would be $500, 900 lea wing $780,,
600 as the value CT the land. or about three
dollars and half per acre.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

HALF BUsHEL MEAsuREs.-There has
been considerable enquiry about town for
several weeks past, for half bushel meas,
ures. We have been requested TO say,
that If some person would bring few doz-
en- hoop half bushels TO town they could
DISPOSE OF them without much trouble.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05
WARRINGTON, Nor

The Republic Of this morning, SAYS that
Hon. Robert J. Walker is "Kossu,h's and
the English Free Traders candidate for the
Presidency"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

The trial Of Cashier HanawaY, one OF the
Christian rioters, has commenced, but 1t IS
difficult to obtain a jury. Five only had
been empannellcd up TO Tuesday evening"
Four had been fined 500 each. Deafness
has suddenly become quite an epidemic
now at PHILADELPHIA, as we perceive this
affection is alleged as reason to DO excus'
ed from serving or the treason trials.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

"The vigorous common sense Of Kos
su'h," suys the Liverpool Journal, ais lift
ing the nation out Of its old notions of cons
'inen'al anarchists, and 'peace principles.
His new ideas are new blood to US; and. ere
he goes, he will leave in the hearts of all
English forward politicians faith in. and
sympathy with, the effects Of the anti.
monarchisls Of continental Europe"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

'Hense where is your ialher?'
'He's gone obosi,e der street across der
blackschimdt shop, nit the sorrel wagon
an dreen horse.
'When do you expect him backs'
'Yaw.'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

There is singer in :his city who is try.
ing to improve his voice by feeding on
muffled drums. We shall report his pro
gress in an extra.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

One OF the Boston clergvmen, on Sunday
week is said 10 have preached a very able.
ingenious and eloquent discourse from The
texI, "Old shoes and cloued," in Joshua.
9Th chapter and 9Th verse.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

The elections for representatives in the
various towns of Massac husetts, where
there had been no choice on the 10Th inst.
come off on Monday last. Returns receive d
that day, from 50 towns show the election
of So coaiitionists, 81 wings, and 81 no
choice. The chances are that the oaiion.
lists will have a small majority in the Le-
gisa:ure. thus securing the reelection Of
Gov. Boutwell,, 81 town remains 10 be
heard from.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

The redundancy of money in England, is
source Of some embarrassing specnlations
in that Countrywide question being wha'
to do with il. At this moment our embnr-
rassment arises from cause the very OPP
posi,c. Our difficulty is what to do for it.
The buglcr thus frequently gronns over his
own dls,ension, md envies the leo nltcnun.
ted neighbour, who fancies fat would be o
blessing. Conld the two be rolled together,
then divided ngain equally. each into his
own individuality. both would fancy them
selves perfect md would be happy. The
problem is to Siamese. an an. Sinmose. the
monetary condition of the two countries
prablem only to be solved by the Banks.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05
New YoRK, Nov. 29,h.

Late dates from Havana. TO the 23d. state
that the Captain General has signified his
Intention to pardon Mr.. Thrssher. provided
he leaves the ;slard twenty Gays after re-
lease.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

A man who loves his family will take a
newspaper. and man who respects his
family will alwsys pay for it.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

We hope 10 grow old, and vet we fear
old age; that is. we are willing 10 live, and
We, afraid to die.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05
CASE or MIR. TlIRASHER.

All must have felt embarrassment
from the general uncertainty of all
the statements which have reached
us with regard to the Cuban Difficult.
ties. We have published such &C.
counts as have been published with
regard to MIR. Thrashor's condemna.
ton. flcrc is new version, from
the New York Courier e. Enquirer,
and which the writer says is based
upon his own knowledge of Mr..
Thrashcr's position; and which he
says he has RETAINED from urging
previously from fear Of prcjudicing
his cause. lie discrcdits the accounts
that Mr.. Thrashcr was arrested on
account of any revolutionary tcndcn.
cy of his paper. or because of his
kindness to the American prisoners.
For his paper could have nc such
tendency. being subjected to official
censorship; and all that he did for the
prisoners was done under specia!
permission Of the Captain.G General
himself. llC says:
THE truth is, that the former editor
Of the Faro came under the displcas-
urc Of the government, on account Of
the very wcIIestabIished belief that
he was. and had for some time been,
doing ali in his power 20 ovcrturn il.
We feel warranted in expressing the
belief that Mr.. Thrasher was more
responsible for the landing of that i'll.
ia,cd expedition upon the shores Of
Cuba than any one other man upon
the island. He had, indeed, been
imprudcnt enough to avow that, in
case Of the success Of the Creole
cause. he was promised the best place
in the Gift Of the government about to
be established.
"In Cuba, as we have before had
occasion to remark, n confession is
evidence; and Mr.. Thrashcr's own
imp,udcnt admissions which must
have come to the knowledge OF the
government, are sufficient to condemn
him. Such arc not our notions of
justice. such probably are not his; but
he knew the regime under which he
placed himself.
"And appropos to the subject. we
have seen the suppression of the Faro
Industrial often alluded to as an injury
to Mr.. Thrashcr's fortunes. The
Spanish Government has sins enough
upon his head, but this is not among
them. The publication Of that paper
had failed entirely to secure the profit
which lis editor had hoped"
This statement must gc, like those
which have preceded it, Tor what it
is worth. We cannot undertake TO
decide what is true and what is not.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

The City Council of Philadelphia have
passed IN Ordinance mixing an additional
subscription Of S25O,0OO to the Pennsylva-
MIA Rail Road.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

There were seventeen deaths of cholera
at New Orleans during the week ending The
l4th ult.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

LATER FROM HAvANA.-We learn bv the
arrival of the brig Gulnare, Captain Phil
lips, at this port, Yesterday, from Havana,
that a report was current, at her departure,
to the effect that Mr.. John S. Thrashcr
would be pardonod by the Captain General,
on condition he leave the island. and that
twenty days would be allowed him 10 ar
range his affairs.
The birth day of Queen Isabella was cell
ebrated on the 10Th. at Havana, with great
display and ceremony. The troops were
reviewed by the Captain.General on the oc.
caslon.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

Lola Montez il is said will not come to
this country by Tho Humboldt, but will de-
Law her visit for the present.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

'Hallo. stranger! what are you peddlins?'
'Quack medicines
'All right 60 ahead, Ive got load OF
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

The election Of United States Senator
has been postponed by the Kentucky Legis-
lature 10 the ll'h Of December.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-05

Long John Wentworth, who is bout rs
shrcwd politician as the other individual
styled "rbe next man." says in view Of the
rcccnl elec,ons:
ave have not attempted to crow over
tho recent very 1a'tering victories of the
democrncv. The victories Of this year must
not eXhiIarate our party TOO much or, os in
DAYS gone bv. we shall be beaten OF the
Presidential election"