The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-04-14
GRATUITOUS COUNSEL.

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your own temper.
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thln9s.
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you, make Christ your friend.
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mind vour own affairs and meddIe not With
the affairs of others.
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LONG Mt the wine.
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If Won would know vour true friends turn
TO those Won have made in the day of your
udycrsity.
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th, brnutv and charms of other women.
If Won would become hcar,less and reck
less ireouent the pambine.housc.
If Won would ret well ont of the world, be
upriTht while Won are in it.
LOCOMOTIVES FOR oTEEr iNcLlNhs'-'o''h
{. Trautwine, OF Philadelphia, Chief Engineer
of the Goal Run Improyemcnt Railroad
ir.,a,,,.n,,., na r:,,., T., III, D;ro.
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'orS' III WHICH IL Is st"'co lh'' 'hc sr"o'''s Vi
five miles Of the road will be $50 feet to the
mile This greatly exceeded the limits at
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ho'h'c"i! c"'c'eh' 'cSl'c'''''A 'or "e''! ''c'sn''
lie however confidently recommends 1t, III
connection with The use ol lhe locomotive ol
q. f.. Sellers, of Cincinnati. The report says
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been engaged in the planning and construc
. ton of locomotives, and is, at this moment
, ut the head Of that department in one of tn,
/ most extensive establishments in Cincinnati
In his engine, adhesion is obtained, not b,
, the weight of the engine alone, but by pres
sure produced by the load itself This pres
sure is made to operate by means of tw'
, horizontal adhesion wheels or rollers, wlicl
act upon the opposite sides of centre raj
> The force with which they press the roller,
, is (by means of most ingenious device
, made to adjust itself instantancously to th
yaryinr resistance to be overcome, whethc
that resistance be modified by an increase. o
! diminution of load, or By change of grade.
have seen Il small working engine on Mr.
Sellers principle, ascend and descend grad
! of 276 feet per mile, with the same loads ha
it could barclcy start on n level. On thi
rradc the engine was under the most perfect
: control of the engine.man The experiment.
with this engine were witnessed, for some
DAYS in succession, not by myself only, but
by several of the most eminent civil and
~ e' 'no ,i, '%n", h,,'I'a, l In. H. i
Mrs. p,r,inc,on, rs She came from church
the other Sunday, and folded up her long
shawl, and placed the bonnet IN the Old lndl-
aN "'she' "n"Sr Wv TIu , "un a"! no.
,I. .,o,y of thc .Avencipr Sword. or the
Ghost of the Red Tower of Lunenberg," and
didn't want TO DC als'uroeu' De'r c',hu,
Sunday School books" Ike said not II word,
but kept devourlng the "Aycnging Sword
w''i' rs ihuch n''ui'y "s IL me'e " ""oi, .,I,
, l., ~ tho R;hIo Js,nc or our ,n;,;s,cr
wouldn't have preached about it, and on u
Sabbath day too. 1t must be in the Bible
Perhaps IT. N ihe hypocrisy Isaac. At any
l." i', g. ,,h.t r;rht has minister to disncnsc
with the gospel, if it isn't in the Scripture"
She sad TINS 10 Isaac out 'he ooy hno go'
JHs' WHEY ,"u wh"T. ,Ic thrill ,hr;lInr nnr, csm,
in@and was obliyious. She mi@ht as well
have talked to the ancient corporal who hun4
There IN rls'd pcrpe"u''"''r''y upon '"c wall
, Tur GpAr,rvpE OF An ALprRmAy.-Ir
Snr;ncl;.ld recently there was nm Alderman
, oi..,oJ vbose ..cilt for pab- WIS not of III
,.. 49,. g. ,,han n.,,, of ii. ,o,;,;,.,