The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-16

'KossUTH IS kUmr-Tbe New York
Day Book. in discrip,ionising, is 'some.
The following, written on the day Of Kos.
suth's arrival. aint so coarses
Along up Broadway. other banners hang
across from the buildings on one side to the
other, bearing various signs ond inscriY-
lions. king The whole line iouk moro like
The interiur Of beautiful decorated hall
thun out door display.
But our men and boys are oft to see
K0ssuth, and will set no more copy to,day.
Rub.a. .dub-rub.n .dub'dub. Come, come.
the soldiers cont! and nothing else. Ali
the morning glnlering bayone,s, red stripes
aud bear skins, have been 'streskIng' past
our Office toward The battery; but UP 10 the
lime of going to press 'Kossuth ha'in, KUN!
yet, no matter, he is coming. and the buys
are all ready to give him glorious hursawl
hurrGw-aw!
The cooked hat aud leather breeches ore
psw gping. and nowthe green 'futhers'-
now tho big beur.kIn caps, now The greys-
then comes the red costs, then the black
nuses--bang, smush, j'n!-crash. a horse
down. Here comes The white feathers
now the grey frockcoots with green trim.
ngs-now otanlbuses, carts. was ons -
(anoiher crnsIl, bang jnm!)-down goes
another hoss. 0, how that iellcr does
swenr!
Here comes the troops-stand out IF the
way bnys-clear the track there's another
cra.h---a private carriage gone eli to lhun
der-no matter, Kossuih's Kum-he has
more soldlers-more swear'ng-a boy DOWN
-halloo, what's the mnttcr?-lwo Iellers'
f!hlng'-a knock down-'he Omnibuses ali
IN Leap-drlvers swearing-cnrlmrn ours.
ins-nubudy can get along more soldiers,
md some 'IeIIers' on horscs--a way they gu
run boys, they are after y"u---a niyger
run over--served him right, no bu. mess 10
be ngger-whar'su Niger, hain'Kpssu'h
kum!" hurraw.r-'! -InUre sOldlers-henv>
ems and Garth. is there no end to lhem!-
more troops loO--lhe cmnibuses are loose
ognin-goud--clen ou. n0w.-don't come
down town again l"-dny, for kos.uIh Kun! /!
ENeLAND.-Mr. Robert J. Walker has
been again leas,ei by his British admirers.
They gave him a splendid entertainment
al Manchester, or the 9th instant, IN which
OF course. John Bull smoked one Of his
broadest pans of incense under the noslrls
Of his transatlantic friend, the late Secre-
tary. The British are greatly end most
jusifably delighted with Mr.. Walker,
whom they regard as true Englishman-
a Western man with Eastern principles.
Virtue springs from industry rather than
religion. We care not how p,ous man IS
let him loaf for week, and he will feel
the devil In him bigger Than woodchuck.
AT leas. 100000 persons in the city OF
New York alone, attend no relie ions wor-
ship on the Sabbalh.-Er. paper.
And we regre, TO say the writer might
have added many OF those, who do attend,
60 to show their fine persons and fashiona-
BILE raimen'; not Tor moral improvement or
10 worship their Divine Author.
EVIDENCE OF FoLLy.-Neglecting 10
and wondering that you DO moi
succeed in business. ......s
Refusing tc take newspaper, and being
surprised that the people laugh at your ig- |
norance.
To THE INDUsTRIoUs.-A reward OF
$500 will be given 10 the first active man
who discovers one Single newspaper bor
Iower that is willing to admit tina. there is
anything published now a'days worth
'cadlng."
ENTHUsiAsM.-A late visit Of kossuth to
hc Opera House in n. York created q
Of excitement. The N. Y. Mirror
,ays: ave noticed one young lady so On.
Iir.ly carried away by the 'en,lzzy muzzy'
of the scene, as to jump upon q chair and
swing her handker~ ~hlef with such entire
such perfect looseless.' as to
;sne pretty near losing her centre Of gravi.
~ Her venerable papa had his hands full |
% hold her up, and to hold her in"
A cotcr,porary announces tho following
,oyel medical prescription
"lt is SAID that crushed beet applied to q
= t5I.;i' will cure loek.j aw." -
I'VE very much doubt the efficacy Of the
recipe. though something Iike'the converse
If the propusi,iJn," may be true. II crush.
ID beet will not cure iock.Iaw the locking
# Jaw has often crushed beet. Indeed,
we can say eve have tried it,"
On the l9h ult.. at the Frane"nia Iron
Works, N. Hampshire. that. Greenland OF
New Engla the spirit thermometer stood
1t 90 degrees below zero. and tho mercury
NJ. thirty too be!ow zero! This was tn.
;oldess day ot the season.
The corn crop Of 1850 for The who'll
Usited States. is returned as over 500 600
)OO Of bushels, a gain Of about forty PEI
:eat. on thai Of 1910.