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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18

UNYH sTUFFs--1O0 ounces pure indigo cask Alum;
IL 81 = e1Il bhis prime Msdder cask coppeI2ss
iuns4 ~ IS : Recoivte this day AZ " C. HANNA & CO
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a REAuTrFUL FARM FOR sALE-The sub.erber beiHt

X
N unable Farming
husne suitable his health, offers his farm for sale
tanning I72 OF the above
situated Hamilton county and State Of Indiana - miles from
Noblesve the the balance ls0 joins The north
and There Of these
lands cleared nearly sool thirty in meadow and
deadeing fl clearing This Farm commands many
advantages: the Sheve and inhabited by
&c said lands. There ard
Mills immediate Mill is being
Indianapolis Pad Peru Railroad which located only few
yards from The This section Of country IS reasonably
healthy timbered be exceed fertility
nv any part OF he Unnu. ang25-vv4w NJ. SHELL.
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a Aw PARTNERSHIP.-rhe undersigned have sssoeiaie d
with the practice ofihe law, Hon. CALEB SMITH,
late Of Indiana under the firm Of SPENCER SMITH q
CORWINE.
Once North Yves, corner of Third streets Cincinnati
CISc1NxA1l, Aug 2e 1851. SPENCER e. CORWlNE-
x .-xvTr
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NJ oTIcEAn hereby warned against trusting
u creditug wife, Mary Bever,
OF her
having e bed and board without any
CONROD BlVER.
Greenfield Aug Of. 1881. suceo-1y3yyp
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<REEN GLASS wARE.-eoo boxes Green Glass Ware con-
ssfing Of Boules description
iowu suees cRAfGHEAD BRowNING's. &
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THEY ARE ALWAYS RIGHT
DURYEE, FORSYTH & CO.'S

L l. T. u II "A Il II II - L Il T. >
Railroad Track and Depot Scales,
Coal, Hay, and CaItie Scales:
Heavy Iron and Dormant scales;
Wheat Hopper Scales;
PORTARHE, PLATFORM, AND COUNTER SCALES;
Warehouses Trucks and Sugar Minis
Letter Copying Presses;
Patent Exeavuing Road ScTapers
These Scales have been and aveaby known have been
submitted TO the and durability
justly acknowledged the STANDARD which
appeai. HENRY S. KELLOGG, Agent Indianapolis
IL HILL. ORBlSON Co, Agents FL Wayne,
-4 WM- I. MUAIFORD, Gen. Agent, Lafayette, Ind
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6-ioHMIssIoNERs SAFE OF REAL EsTATE-The


Marion Probate Comms
half OF the South quarter section
Township 6ecn North OF Range three, East eenininng SO
lot Number Is in block Number III
Number ia West Indianapolis being the property belonrg
The heirs Of VIM Myers, late OF Marion county deceased viii
proceed sell the Court House do public oucTy
Saturday the 9th day Of September. next.
TERMS OF SALE Onehid Of purchase cash,
third six months from The day of sale the remaining third
u mouths from day o both said deferred 10 draw
with good freehold security Sale
between 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock r. Nj:
aug27-wiw PERCY HOSBROOK, Commissioner
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q AW SCHOOL OF THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY
This Institution is under the OF The Hon David AclHad,
and VIM T Quo Us superior advantages gentlemen
entering the Legal Profession generally known Aud ackno
edged \
The instruction School embraces all the
branches OF Legal Science Students examined
their boEs snd lectures daily delivered
held all students
eree IN preparing plr angs and arguing ega qurst
The students divided into TWO clussesihe Junior and he
The books Of the Jonior ca Bsckstne Com
meniaries Kent Commentaries, smith Contracts and Stephen
Pleading Rcf's
Chiy Pleading Greenleaf Evidence md Mtod's Equity
good law library provided for the Of Students but they
furnish their brooks
Students attending this department for sessions, viii tie
discretion Faculty and Board Of Ts;css dcn,
but paclcing lawyers viii entitled them shorl OF that
The tuition thirty dollars per session The graduation eis
Eve dalars. IaH
approaching will The FIRST Monday Of
Novent.4 next end The first Of March f,iovfile
etlr ffEt d. i. MAXWELL Press.
Bloomington Sept. /, 1851. s.r' b. A. Ind JSlipGrsy.
e-xxfx
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NUACKEp EL40 packages No Mackerel lust received and
lvn for sale very cheap at ". HANNA & co.'s sepi2
"ErE LEAp.-A large lot No !, and pure, and Ln.eed
w Oil, for sole low sly g HANNA co.'s sepie
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COTTON YARNs-2 500 lbs all sizes at low rates. just re-
u ! cevcd ut v. c. HANNA & CO IS sepi2
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IL MARION CIRCUIT court, DeceIn leOl
Petition Tor DrOrce.-Truaip,a Emmet Slas Emmett.
NJ Ow said Truams Emmett by her Attorneys and files
" her petition herei and also files ahdaSf dneresied
that SIas Emmett Tesden the Sste OF Indiana
The said Sas therefore hereby notified Of the fling and
tendency said peio and that unless appear the first
day The Of The Marion Circuit Court 10 be held The
Court House indianapolis the second Monday December
next deur, plead the said petition the will
be heard aud determined in his absences and decree rendered
cordingy. 49, WM. STEWART, Clerk.
CoBpRS & RoBERTs, Soils for Petitioner sept-~3w
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FsNDIANA UNTvERsTTY-The ensuing session Of This Insu

INDIANA UNTvERsITY-he ensuing session Of this Insu-
ton will Thursday the second day of October
The cholera which pecaed Bloomington for days
after the @ College commencement has entirely disappeared and
the usual gcd health of the place already restored.
Boarding is had respectable farm houses within reasonable
walk University 81 IS week and in the boarding club
the Than 81 The charge village 81 SO
week
Two 'en for each the State the appoint
copy board admitted the privileges Of the Uni
verSiiy without charge O: tuition.
The OF study the Ind University believed be ms
thoroughly any American Cosge East
West and the made low bring It's advan-
the practicable
DAVID II. MAXWELL. Pres't
Board Of Trustees.
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ZrOTICETe rsrnsrship heretofore existing between he
~ dersge practice Of has this day dssog
= - n L. wAIrof &
sep4-w3v ~ .. en. JOHN w. QUARLES.
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- wei .Ia1aFs w r =, ,-.-,, -, -
Domestic Brandy Sweet Wine and Gn New England Rum, oh
Bourbon Copper distilled and recihed Whisky Peach and App
Brandy. Also Cundes Ground Spice, hlnard Escensss cnnn
mon yeminge Oil Turp-nne
ssks Glass Tumblers Backing Percussian Caps Past
Boards Il e Cofks and Hemp Irvine. Cotton Trot Line
and Staging Duponis Blasting Powder sfters Salt &c. &c.
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WMIIAM REVEALS Estate

VN7ILIIAM REVEALS EsTArE--No,ce is hereby given
w undersigned has this day taken letters te-tfre
iery Oh The las, will Wifm Reveal -ie 81 H.
ron county Of Indiana deceased The estate Of iesal
solvent p~rso indebted the nohsd Ia MI
settlement with and 10 the Endersesd W out delay sd
those having claims the notified 10 pese
sros rrr,y sufhsnieasrA fl settlement within the tine limited
f,ssvri - s.p4-vsr ~ JAMES REVEAL, Executor.
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rn,o sINKINc FUND RoRRowFRs,- -V-here irerr.

.yUyO SINKING FUND BORROWERS'--Kyh Where
unpaid the rst day OF July last en- ihe
Sinking Fund the lands moIig sed in security Will be advend
December When Than interest prior
july due and ire dee ncd
cien, VIII e e1acied II the borrow
this Office ngreenem ineFef
he due AID withheld. J. MORRISON, Pest
Sinking Fund Office.
Inaiapapois Aug a5 1851 seTf-3wd6w.
and Journal La Fayeie. Palladium and Jfersonan BE
Courier and Journal Terre Haute; Banner Tribune Ndscnsn
ard Courier Madso Journal Evansville News Michigan Civ
Goshen, wild publish 10 the OF dollars and
send accounts Once OF Sinking Fund.
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DRoPosALs FOR sTATIoNERY.-sealed proposals, and
accompanying specimens requested The Office Of the
Saturday ci T. 1851 al clock Tor FUR
to, ls vii: - ''e '' y We
900 900 Beam. Printing Paper 20 BY BY 80 20. inches ,s
10 Reams Plain Cap Paper No j.
20 I,eans Envelope Post Office Paper
2u0 ileans Ruled Letter Paper
aooOo Envelopes Large Size, or Legal;
$1,000 Same small SIZE
The proposals viii received either for the whole blu or any
bid whole or in part will be required furnish such
additional be during the session OF he
Legislature at contract prices DRAhE Treas Of o'a'e
E. W. II. ELLIS, Auditor
Indianapolis Sept. 10. 1851. sepll-4w
nNE HUNDRED CORDS OF wooD.-rhe undersigned
" will receive sealed proposals until Saturday ocber g. ISL at
eok NJ a. me Office 81 s r 81 2,se 81 S ~. s
aiure OF Indiana al lis ensuing session - ,,,s,r :. c.
JAMES p DRAKE Treasurer.
f. w. II. ELLIS, Auditor
Indianapolis Sept 10, 1851. .eplI-wtv
!. D. OWEN. w W JOHNSTON J. RICHARDS
OWEN, JOHNSTON, & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Hats, Caps, Hosiery,
+ Variety Goods, &c SC,
a4tft MADISON, INDIANA.
EuAvF now in store and are ay receiving large
Of French, English, Germas, and American DRY GOODS
suitable which they invite the
leuton their and dealers generally. =
in cincna and Louisville particularly desired AMI they shall
be eosiced that hsir can be supplied m this cry as
Our stock having been bought since the recent decline goods en-
acs offer 10 the Trade such Inducements ia prices as cannot
isl 70 please ~
ST MARYs sEMINARY-The Autumnal session Of this IN.
= stiguon win Monday. September sh , Mis-.
The Rev Dr. csMr in conducting the school Terms as here
oore. By order the TRosrEEs whom apple alton may be
made W Wy iA MSR MSsEsoS shMARR5dERs cox
E * ETT raTS, ! ~, 9 n y cElESS
DR. GEO. w. MEARs, auge9-d&wtf
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14
r. e IL III s {

THE POST is published every Friday at
So per year, payable IN advance, or 50 if
payment is delayed until the expiration of
the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be charged 81 per
square of l2 lnes or less, for the first insertion.
and 25 cents for each continuance. liberal
deduction made to those who advertise by the
year. Persons sending advertisements must
mark the number of times they desire them
inserted, or they will be continued until forbid
and charged accordingly.
0.HT For announcing the names of candi.
dates for office, THREE DoLLARs, CASH.
Jon Work, such as Pamphlets. Minutes,
Circulats, Cards. Blanks, Ilandbills, &c,
will be executed in a neat and workmanlike
manner, at short notice, and on reasonable
terms.
All letters addressed to the Proprietor. post
paid, will be promptly attended to.
Persons at distance sending us the names
Of four solvent subscribers, will be entitled to
fifth copy gratis.
No communication inserted unless accom-
panied by the name of the author.
nNTOfice ON the West side of the Public
Square.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14

Our GovERNMENT.-Whata beautiful
system of Government we live under. A
national legislature to watch over the com
mon interests Of the whole country, thirty
one Stale Governments 10 regulate the in-
ternal affairs OF their respective States. A
House Of Representatives in which the
people. the sovereign people. OF the United
States, are all, whether rich or poor. equal
ly represented. And a Senate in which
the States, the sovereign States Of the Con.
federacy, whether great or small, are all
equally represented. The Executive com
binss the Two basis Of representation, and
Is elected by mixed power representing
both the States and the people Oflhe Unlled
States.
Never before was there so wise gov
ernment organized on earth, and never be.
fore have people, IN ancient or modern
times, been so prosperous and happy as the
American people have been under this
government. Let US preserve it. and in
the language Of our great political father
and saviour, the immortal Washington.
"properly estimate its value, and frown
Indignantly upon the dawning Of any at
tempt to ALLEVIATE one portion of it from
another" In the language Of another no.
bic patriot, let our motto be "liberty, union
and independence, now and forever-one
and inseparable."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14

BENEFITS OF ToBAcco SMoKE.-Mr. Rob.
ers Ellis, surgeon. the princpa editor of the
official catalogue of the London Exhibition,
has the following remark. (voI. 2 page 1907
which mus, gladden. the hearts of our
snoke.rnisirg brethren The total quaint.
ty Of tobacco reta ined for home consump-
ton. in 1913, amounted TO nearly l7,OOO,.
600 lbs. North America alone produces
annually upwards of 200 600 900 lbs. The
combustion of this mass Of vegeinbIe mate.
ria would yield about $40 .OOO, 900 lbs. Of
carbonic acid gas, so that the yearly in.
crease of carbonic acid gus from tobacco
smoking alone cannot be less than I,OOO,.
600 900 lbs.;a large contribution to the
annual demand for this gas made upon the
atmosphere, for the vegetation of the world.
Hencciorth let 70 one twl The smoker with
id'eness and unimportance. Every DIDO is
ar agricultural furnace-evcry smoker a
of vegetation, the consumer Of
a weed that he may rear mvre largely his
own provisions.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14

MR. FILLNoRE.-TheN N. Y. Commercial
closes an article on the National Admins
trsllon with this lang unge:
"Whelher Millard Fillmore be reelected
to the Presidential Office, or whether some
other good and tried Wing be chosen for
that honor, or whether The mantle Of the
Executive fall upon one of on opposite
political tallh, we shall always regard Mr..
Fillmore's Administration Of the affairs of
this Union as remarkable alike for its lack
Of pre'enslon and for its precminent purity,
skill and success"
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EA.rPoRT, Nov. 4.

Votes not yet counted out We Will
have the full vote tomorrow. Gen. Foole
beat DAVIS ten 10 one the first day IN this
place.
A fatal difficulty occurred in this neigh
borhood yesterday between Micajah Busby
and John Buddicks, brothers in law, in re-
gard TO family affairs. They went from
this place to the residence OF their father in
law-whi!s there they became exaspera'ed,
and Budiicks was sho, by Busby and died
Instantly.
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An old fellow. who had become weurv of
his life. thought he might as well commit
suicide, but he didn'' wish to 60 off wi,hou,
forgivlng all his enemies. So at the last
moment he removed the moose from his
neck, saying 10 himself. Il never can or will
forgive old Noah for letting the copper head
snakes get into the Ark. They have killed
$4,000 worth of my cattle, when he and I
meet lherc'll be general FUSS
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c's'on, crossing his legs in quite ,hea,ri~
cal manner In ,rice in came Mr.. D.,
seized the hat of his guest, and was about
placing it upon the table, when the pe,ri.
lied lawyer exclaimed, Stop, Mr.. D., there
are some law papers in my hat; let me
have them before you carry it off," As If
Nemesis or some worse goddess. was not
yet content with The laughable b!unders of
our hero, he was doomed 10 a moo
moriIying aillciion. Whilst he was seat-
ed with the most complacent dignity imagi.
nablr, the young ladies' made their advent
into the parIor; w. rose from his seat. and
in making profert of his politeness, his
neither ex'remi'ies unfortunately came in
contact with the keys OF the piano, for It's
la happened to be raised Squeak. squeak,
went the piano-W. bounded forward as
II he had been bunch OF gum-elastlc. and
exclaimed with great treplda,ion, 90 Lord,
Mr.. d., | have mashed your baby!" The
scene which followed may be imagined
The risibil,ies Of the girls were too much
aroused 10 allow of their conducting them
selves in very befilting style, and they
left The room. Poor w. didn't stay long.
w. has been married long time, and is
now rich. yet he has never been kn, wn
to have bell of any sor, abou, his farm or
dwelling. He wont go to Church that
has one. Never is piano mentioned but
what he wishes them all at the devil, for
he says his satanic majesty is the inventor
of all such articles. The squealng of
pig, or squallins Of cal, he AYERS, is more
musical to his ear than the tones OF piano.
1t is said, whether true or not | shall not
affirm, that when w. was a member Of the
Arkansas Legislature, he introduced a bill
making 1t misdemeanor punishable with
fine and imprisonment, for any man to bell
his cattle or sheep, or for any man, woman
or child to ring bell or play piano.
VlNDEX.
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NEWSPAPERS IN OHIo.-According to the
recent census in Ohio there are two hundred
and ninety eight newspapers published in
this State, Of which number thirty are pub
Iished daily. Fifty six papers hail from
Cincinnati.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14

Here are Two or three hints for juvenile
tobacco smokers und chewers. which we OK.
tract from the Boston Olive Branch:
"Tobucco has spoiled and utterly ruined
thousands of boys. inducing q dangerous
p'ecocI'!' developing the passions. soitening
and weakening The bones, and greatly in
juring the spinal marrow, the BRAN, and the
whole nervous fluid. A boy who early and
freely smokes. Or otherwise largely uses
tobacco, never is known to make a man of
much energy Of character, and generally
lacks physical onj muscular as well a.
mental energy. To people older. who are
naturally nervous, und particularly to tho
tobacco may be comparatively
but even to these it is worse than
Useless. We would particularly warn bows
yho want 10 be any body IN the world 10
hun tobacco as deadly poison"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14

The damage done by the late Railroad
collision in Michigan, on the line between
Adrian and Monroe, was estimated at $l5,>
900, the locomotives and cars of both trains
which came together being entirely smashed
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14

A wagsish apprentice one day. after din
ner. deliberately stepped up to his ma sster;
and asked him what he valued his services
at per day. 'Why. about six cen,s,' SAID
his master. Then putting his hand 10 his
pocket. and drawing ou, some coppers. he
said, Here's three ceu,s-I'm of on a
beuder!'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14

Why should any human being who lives
merely to eat, drink and sleep. imagine
himself to be rational bsing? What evi-
dence oi rluonaiiiy has he which the OK or
tue Nurse has nol2
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14
THE POST.
Athens, Friday, Nov. H.. 1851.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.

BALTIMORE, Nov. B.
Judge Mclean charged the Grand Jury at
cincinnati relative to the Cuban Invasion,
and characterized it as having been one of
the most atrociOus and less excusabe that
hos ever been known to have occurred in The
history Of civilized nations.
In Mississippi The Hon. Henry S. Footc
IS literally sweeping the State, and the
probability is, that he will be elected Cow
'ernor by twenty tiousand minority. Messrs.
Nabour, Freeman and A. B. Dawson have
been elec,sd to Congress. The third Dis
;.rict is doubtful,
In New York tits believed that the whole
Wing State Ticket has been elected, and
shat the Wing majority in the Senate will
be TENN the Assembly the contest will be
q close one, and the result is doubtful. The
returns from 30 counties indicate a Wing
gain of $500 on the vote po!led in 1850.
In New Jersey the Wings have large
maJori,y in the Legislature.
In Michigan the democratic candidate has
been eleced Governor by ten thousand
majority.
10 Boston, Dry c foods House has failed
for 100000.
In Baltimore a gambler named James was
killed to-day. at the Sd ward polls.
The OLio arrived Of New York to-day
from Chsgres with $4,000 in specie on
freight, and a considerable amount in the
hands Of passengers. She brings four days
later intelligence from California. Messrs.
Wells g. 20. Bankers in San Francisco
have failed in consequence Of the losses
they sustained by the late fire 10 that city.
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MY GOOD OLD FATHERS MILL.

Can e'er forget the valley,
Or the gently ripping rilI,
Whose wearied waters wandered
Thro' my good old fathers mill;
Where Oft in my happy CHILDHOOD,
Refreshed by balmy sleep,
| roamed at will the wild wood,
Or climbed the craggy steep?
Can e'er forge, the valley,
Or those friends to memory dear,
Who. at even-tide, surrounded
The easy elbow chair?
The group of happy faces
In fancy still see,
But, ah! their vacant places
Alone remain for me.
Can e'er forget the valley,
Or the ivy manted pile.
WMse itdts .aa,'.lh loved forms now moul
der
Within it3 sacred aisle?
Though Fortunes choicest treasure
Be mine. where'er roam,
Can that restore the pleasure
OF childhood's happy home7
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14

Stick a PIN THERE !-Thcre is q ladv in
Barnslabe, Mass, who is IN tho habit OF
eating md sleeping with pins and needles
in her mouth. She acquired the habit when
a child, and now instead Of placing them in
a cushion. she puts them in hor mouth under
her tongue. where they remain without anv
inconvenience until she wishes 10 use them,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.
The Washington Republic denies that
Rivcs has been recalled from France.
The Empire City arrived q. New York to
day with dates 10 the Both Oct. The Ohio
was there with later dates from Chagres.
The riot has been queIed after q furious
battle. attended with heavy loss on both
sidts.
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A GREAT LAND CLAIM.-The pul lue

A GREAT LAND CLAIM.-The pu! U lue
(Iowa) Express of the 2lss instant says:
I'VE learn that suit has been instituted
in the U. s. Circuit Court Of this district BY
the heirs Of Dubuque, 10 recover the whole
of tue land lying along the Mississippi river,
above and below the city, for eighteen miles,
and running back from the river Fine miles,
IN which boundary 10 comprised the city,
our whole mineral region. and many of the
best improved farms in the county"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14

Politicians will make fools Of them selves
-Pelliosscrs will make fool, Of others. and
women with pretty faces will always make
Io,Is OF themselves and the men,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14
Scene 3D.,

II is we'll known fact that sweet thing,
spoil The teeth, hence the early decay of
ladies' teeth accounted for. Cause: the
sweetness Of their lips.
A friend at our elbow says that this is
not the case for it is notorious that those
ladies that scold most are sure 10 lose their
teeth first.
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A RIDDLE.

These letters in the proper place.
Will show the world and thee
A cause of sorrow aud disgrace,
And source of misery.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14

There are seventy thousand kernels Of
'orn IN tu'he, but there are but two
"kernels" in regiment VI militia.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14

Tha. is a pretty thought Of one ol our
poets
"Woman is the heart of family
II man the head"
When the heart is right, the head seldom
goes aslray.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14

II. l.. Ellsworth. of Lafayette, Ind, form
ery Commissioner of Patents, ndvertises in
the Indiana papers that he has thirty lhou>
sand acres OF choice land ready for the
plough; part Of which will be sold for one
half of the crops for three years, and a good
warranty deed given without any further
pay ymeni; in this case The purchaser makes
G nd employs his own Improvements.