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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-02-16

~" The Following is FROM the principal accountant
Of the wealthy and highly respectable mouse oil Messrs
Nurs Bro Of this city Gd presents OSE OF The most
WONDERFUL CURES Is rue ANNALS OF medical history:
Mr.. II. q. Farrell-Dear Sir: Actuated by sense of
grateiuness submit the following as an instance Of
the utility Of your great medicine, MY child, three
years old was suddenly attacked with terrible disease,
which IN less than six hours Frustrated it to total help
lessness The limbs became so rgid thAt hot joint
could be bent. tie flesh turned black and cold aud en-
rey deprived OF feeling the eyas fixed, partially closed
and altogether blind following this deafness all
aound lhc spine become contracted and curved that
when lying on its back the head and heels only touched
Indeed, the child presented enery appearance OF being
dead. Immediately on the attack, the family physician
was called in and Tor three weeks he lSboyed restore
Il feeling but all In vain although It was blstered
dozen times and various ruLeictent LinlmentS applied.
consultation Of physicians then had but to no
purpose the case was then brought before Medical
Society but nothing could be suggested which had
already been done and the doctor then told me he could
do nothing more We then commenced applying your
imsnt freelT oyerthe entire length Of the spine aud
YOU mar imagine a parents JOY, when, aiter few ap.
plications, returning animation was apparent, and it
rapidly recovered with the exception OF the sight which
did not become nerfect fer mc-th The child IL
now healthy and robust can be- live other Of
the same kind occurred previously in my neghho Thood
all of which died when there is no doubt II your Lini.
ment had been used they would have recovered.
PEORIA March l. 1851. HENRY u CLELAND.
Il Htrd Lump a Horses B'edSt.
Mr. II. G. Furell II have used your Arabian Lini-
with qualification in several, cases, the NEST
markable of which large lump that appeared on
my horses breast very hard, appearing to"be
hard grise 1t remained for nearly year. when ap-
piled your Imminent one bottle Of which entirely cured
it. recommend it as the best Linment ever used.
PEORIA Feb. 90, 1916. JONI CRAWL.
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Feb. 13.
During the past week we have noticed no material
change in the prices of any articles of BreaGsuG or
Groceries Demand for the former good.
BACoNlIog round we quote in fair demand at a 10c
hams prime, in good demand, II q 129c; sides 10 a.
lie; shoulders a. DC.
L,RD-In barrels, fair demand on @ 1Oc; in kegs II
q l2c U 70.
BUrrgR-Tennessee dull sale at 1219c q n.
NESIsoN HAMS 12Hc u n.
CoRy-scarce, in sacks, 90 @ 95c. CoRN MEAL in de-
mand g5c a. 81. OATS very scarce 65 90 7Oc WHEAT
prime article, scarce 81 go FLOUR common superhne
scarce, 1850 % 81 q barrel.
HAY-Tennessee, the hest in market, sold to-day at
81 so a hundred and still good demand.
GRoCERIEs-Colfee, Rio, llA q l3c, good demand old
Government Java 16 90 17c Sugar, New Orleans in
tierces and hhds 51 @ SIC; in barrels a sa4c. Mo
lasses, New Orleans none in market Salt Liverpool
scarce, 90 q sack. Cheese, Cincinnati 12L % H. =.
Co-.oS-Fair demand to-day, 3 q INC.
't'' Yours, truly,
sEAG0 & ABBOTT
General Commission Merchants
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lanes, Neuralgia LIQUID.

THIS most extraordinary Medicine, Tor
the cure of Neuralgia Rheumatism Cramp
ptNS.-%T Cholic Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea Group,
zAIN@s~ Flux Sore-throat connected with Scarlet
Fever Pains in any part of the body Asthma Chs ana
Fever Head ache bruises and Sprains, and some other
diseases is now for sale by s. ,
WIN Ii. BALlRw, Athens, Tenn; W. J; LOWE, Loudon;
Tuos LEWIS at Jackson's Store Knoxville a. w CozAhr'
PHILADELPHIA, j. c. VAUGHN, Swcctwater; J. NJ. BATES
Charltston, w. X PlcKESs Co., Cleveland; JASPER U
BELL, Ducktown.
And when we say for the cure, mean that Tor power
and eicacy to cure cerdiaiy and quick some OF the
above complaints It surpasses any medicine 1--WE thnkl
ever vet compounded 1t has never yet JAILED 10 cure
Cramp Cholci in ten minutes; DarrhGa and Cholera
Morbus nearly MS quick and for FluX nothing, thhk'
equals IT, twill pay all persons suffering with Neuralgia
or Nervous Weakness give this fair trial. they VIII re-
ioce that this Liqied ever discovered ana now
most heartily join with them, as it is the only remedy
have found in twenty years to conquer this most
inc disease Full directions round each bottle see
Brownlov's Whg for details and testimony will sup
ply reliable agents with small quantities Price ~ per
bottle, cash, only. .. D. Jh" -
Feb. Oily thdHd"o0v"' '''"''
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COM MERCIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Feb. ~.
You will find herewith statement of our Produce
market, which has been active and rner rates
for few leading artclcg. quote, viz:
BACOS-New, hog round zoe for good parcels; hams,
new ~ a 121Ec; sides loo, and shoulders SIC.
LARD-firm at 1019 % 1lEc in barrels and kegs.
BEEF in good demand at 81 @ 7c on foot. HoGs o
SIC. SHEEP $500 SO u head, Woot 10 q csc y ID.
Com scarce at 81 ,U5 90 10. MEAL 81 % 90 90 lat
for bolted. WHEAT l,5O q 81 u bush FLOOR $40 q
IL z barrel. OATS soc. RYESl STOCK PEAS 1850
HAY 81 30 40 10 FODDER 81 80 90 Lao. H..
FEATHERS 37H u 10. REEswiX % % 25c p n.
BUTTER Is % 25c. EGGS ls 90 pc Il dozen.
WmTB BEANS 20 a 50 u bushel.
DRY HIDES 10 a. he u ID.
ONIONS So p barrel.
EXCHANGE 4 p cent for sight checks New York.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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PRESENCE OF MIND IN PERIL.-Thc San
Francisco Herald narrates the following Incl
den. Of the explosion Of the steamboat Jenny
Lind
awe have said not man stood; but there
was one who Tell; and one alone escaped uG-
hurt. This was Mr.. james Tobin, late of the
firm Of Tohin g. Duncan. He was standing
near the hatchway, leading to the cabin, and
talking to Mr.. Shelton, when he felt the ire
NOR. Familiar with such accidents on the
Mississippi River, and knowing what it FOR.
tended, even before he heard the explosion,
and simultaneously with the gushing up OF
the Steam, with extraordinary pressure oil
mind, he jerked apart the tastenngs around
his neck of II heavy cloak he had on, threw il
entirely over his head, wrapped it and his
hands in the folds, and Frustrated himself to
the deck.
The furious volume of steam rushed over
and around him, but he lay with his hand
cIasped over his mouth, and held his breath
Even through the thick folds Of his cloak,
low down on the deck, half u minnte after the
explosion, the mir was painfully hot. In II
little more than minute, he raised his cloak
to see il he could breathe--found it still too
hot, and covered himself up again. In two
minutes, he uncovered completely unhurt; he
had not even been singed. His cloak was
burnt and almost dropped to pieces Beside
him lay poor Shelton to whom he had Just
been talking; fcarIully scaIded, externally and
internally; and now, poor fellow, dying. He
was the only man of the whole crowd who
rose up. His escape under Providence, is
due to his presence of mind alone"
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A MENDIcANT LENDING FIVE HUNDRED
DoLLARs,-'I'hc Buffalo Republic states that
Il merchant Of that city was "short" $500, n
few days aga, and found it difficult to raise
until n friend took him to the house of n
worthy old German, where, on giving good
security, II was handed to him, all in specie
with the oiicr OF $500 more, If it was wanted
This generous offer was declined, and as the
merchant turned to leave, the door opened
and in trooped the three or four ragged chill.
drcn of the money-lendrr, with baskets OH
,heir arms, whom the borrower ut once re.
cogniscd as Irregular customers" at his house,
and who had just that moment returned from
his Imdcr with their customary supply of cold
yituals.
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Sometimes the quid so large within,
The juice runs down and stains the chin;
And then | always have to grin,
And think there is no little sin
In this Tobacco union.
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For the Post.
TOBACCO USERS.

1OD1ENO SSLlso'
Gentlemen and ladies, arise to tell
How strong tobacco smokers smell,
Who love to smoke their pipes so well,
Aud for tobacco they will sell
Their right to social union.
They always scent the atmosphere;
You may always know when they are near
Though not II word from them You hear,
Their breath grows stronger every year
While in the smoking union.
They clean their pipe-stems with wire;
Fill up the bowl, and put in fire,
And smoke till it does quite expire;
Nor do they ever seem to tire,
In the laborious union.
Sometimes from three to six you'll see
Collected in one company,
And every fellow in good glee;
And they must have q smoking spree,
In affected smoking uRioR.
Then will the smoke and fume arise
Like morning mist toward the skies.
And woe to him who has weak eyes,
Unless he takes his leave and flies
'"'' Away from such II union.
With lmpudence, they oft presume
To vex all persons in the room.
Who can't endure tobacco fume;
And they must bear the wretched doom,
Or leave the smoking union.
Some send the hungry from their door
And keep their money from the poor,
AL l.,,4 q. "a
And spend it for tobacco more
To burn in smoking union.
| don't know how such folks can say
They have religion every day,
And love the Lord, and love to pray
When they his money smoke away,
In guilty conscience union.
Some there are who tobacco chew,
Although it often makes them spew;
And makes them drunk as Bacchus, too.
And they the practice still pursue,
At the expense OF social union.
Sometimes within their neighbor's door
They cast their guilds some three or four,
And spit on carpet, hearth, and floor,
Sometimes gill or even more;
And talk of social union.
Sometimes within the church you'll view
That person-he will sit and chew,
And spit on floor or on the pew,
Until it spreads a foot or two,
And sing Of heavenly union,
Sometimes the quid so large within,
The Juice runs down and stains the chin;
And then always have to grin,
And think there is no little sin
In this tobacco union.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-02-16

ICY Rev. A. c. Thompson, IN orthodox
clergyman in Roxbnry, has written and pub
lishcd book on "rhe Better Land" Of the
future state of the righteous. They pass, he
believes, Immediately into glory; they 60
through change which, suhjectively, is
greater than that of regeneration; they are
greeted by angels, who, previously unseen,
have ministercd TO them friends will reeog-
misc one another; the Saviour, wearing the
same form and body which he had here, will
welcome them. The author thinks that there
are at this moment fourteen thousand millions
in Heaven, who were infants when they went
there; the resurrection of tue body is believed
in by the author, also the doctrine Of the
great Judgment day.
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A VERY FAIR HIT.-Friend Rauch, Of the
Lehigh Vailey Times, in his paper of tie 9th
ut., remarks Tile editor of the Argus feels
grieved because some time AGO, we called lin
Il Know Nothing. We didn't mean to charge
him with membership of the American Order
known by that title, but we meant to say 1t
lteraIv-that he is naturally an out and out
Know Nothing-without signs, tokens, grips
or common sense. We cheerIiiIy make this
rXplnnnlion."
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Macon Market.

MACON. Feb. 10.
Arrivals of Bacon, Lard aud all kinds of Produce for
the past week light, with faiF prices.
BAcoN--New, good demand, hog round, an 0iec;
sides O{ a Toe; hams II @ l1Gc; shoulders a sSc.
LARD-Moderate supplies, in barrels 10 % 1O11c q H..
Cons scarce and in good demand, alO5 a ITO U bu.
OATS scarce and in good demand, IS 90 soc u bu.
PEAS scarce and in good demand, 81 25 % 100 d bu
MEAL scarce and in good demand, $40 40 12 q bu
FLOUR scarce, - a 1,23 u sack of 100 DIS.
FEAruERs-Slow, 90 a 20 q 10
H,Y--Good Tennessee LIS 90 So p cwt
PorA1ors-lrish 4,51 "a IS y barrel
OSlONS u q $50 u barrel.
BUTrER-Good article l6 % lSc q n.
COFFEE-.Rio firm, IL 40 l2Ac SUGAR, fair article q
9c SALT 80 % 81 q sack.
EXCHANGE on New York 4 @ Z 2 cent; Savannah
and Augusta 4 u cent
Respectfully,
ALLEN & DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants, MucoR, Ga.
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SoNSUNTPTroN
SCtCESSFILLY TREATED By INHALA ROY
or AEDICA1ED TAP0RS,

bh JOHNSON STEWART ROSE, M. ID.
Fellow OF the Royal College OF Physicians and for wear.
Senior Physician In the London Royal Inirmsry for
diseases Of the Lungs,
IN the treatment Of Consumption by Inhalation. I
Il have obtained the results which warrant NE In as
sorting that tits no" as durable as diseases VI the Stoui
aGh and Liver
Breathing medicine directly into the Iunrs Il certain
ly the rational mode Of attacking tie disease and ike
many other great and bCnehceDt discoveries, il seems
strange why such treatment not rgsOrtd to lonx
ago. Where there Is life there is assured hope for
the most seemingly hopeless cases Throughout all tn,
stages Of this nsdous disease, the wonderful and be.
nihcen elects of his treatment apparent In
cases also OF Bronchitis Asthma, &C. the inhaing Of
powders and yapors has been eminenty successful and
to those suffering Under any Of the above named com
plants, can guarantee speedy and certain relief
have pleasure in referring TO 9T names, residents Of
New York and neighorhood who have been restored TO
vigorous health About oneihird Of the above number
according to the patients own statements, con.
sidered hopeless cases.
The lnhalug Method is soothing safe, and speedy,
and consists in the administration Of medicines in such
mApper that they conveyed into the Lungs In
the form OF vapor and produce their action at the seat
Of the disease Its practical success destined to
utionEe the opinions OF the medical world and esisb.
lsh the entire curabity of consumption.
Applicants will please state II they have ever bed rom
the Lungs IL thry have lost flesh, have cough, nigh,
sweats aud fever turns--what and how much they ex
pectorate what the condition OF their stomach and bow
els The necessary Medicines, Apparatus, Sc, Will be
forwarded TO any part
TERMsFive dollars consultation fee. balance OF fee
payable only When patients report themselves csnyslss
cent. ''' -.r.
DIR. EiOse.s Treatise Oh Consumption
JOHNSON STEWART ROSE,
feb 2-6m ONCE s8l Broadway, New York,
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ID. ID. DICkEY,

DEALER IN
Teavv III ard w "a L Q.
No College street. tx. Nashville, Tenn,
ANNEXED and Rolled Iron (more than 100 dinet-
ent sizes;) Cut Nails and Spikes wrought sPikesi
Cut, Shear, vnd German Steel English and American
Blister steel Sheet Iron, oil sizes; Platform Scaes, d
sizes; Counter Scales; Coffee Mills Iron Axes; springs
Wrought Iron Gas Pipe, all Sizes Hammers ANeis ho
low Ware; Sad Irons; Bark Mills; Flow Castings
Agricultural Implements d Machines
plews of all patterns made by the Nashville Pow Fac
tory: Wagons; Wheelbarrows; Cutvalors Road scra-
pers; Corn Shelters; Straw Cutters ran MnIs' rtui'
Ladders; Grind Stones: Horse Powers ana ihIssners
Horse Rakes; Grain Cradles Churns Meat Cutters
snusnre Flers Corn Grinders Corn Planters: nan
Bushels Buckets Tubs; Pumps Of all kinds Lead Pipe;
Zinc Pipe, and Hydraulic Kains'
Timers Materials.
Tin Plate Russia Sheet Iron, Imitation Russia sheet
Iron: Wire all sizes; Sheet Copper; Copper l'ttomsi
Pig Head, Block Tin; Slab spelieri Sheet Zinc &c
Foundry * Machine shop Materials.
Pic Iron. PITTSBURGH Coke; Pittsburgh Coal Boiler
Irona Iron FOR Shaitnc; Locomotive flues Tank Iron;
Patent Hot Pressed Nuts ana washers Boiler HVets'
Car ASes, LargEe, Gy Igp s'G We aqsyEPLaLs
French Burr Min Stones; Luis Patent Smut Machines
IIoistns screws; Picks g. ,rr,,,,r
vo,r.d Flooring; window sash; Doors; Blinds;
rrnmts, Shingles Zinc Paints; Marbled Iron Nantes,
of ali Patterns; Moulding; &c
Being connected with the House OF Isaiah Dickey q
Co Of Pittsburgh he Is prepared TO- I'LL all orders for
pi,tsburg manufactures with Dispatch and having I'M
surpassed facilities for disposlng OF most KINDS oil ZEN
nessee produce viii pledge himself to pay the outside
r;ss in Dash OF will receive and forward on conins-
- ,alinr liberal advances on Cotton, Tobacco Pork,
U,ron Lard Tallow ueeswaN, Gnseng Feathers, flah'
seed Corn oats Wheat Rye, Mllst seed, Dried fruit'
Pen Nuts Honey, Rags, Eggs, Pig Metal I'ooms, &C.
Jaunary 19--ly-330 r' - .tt
uvorVCE.-I forewarn al persons not to cut or.
"a move any timber OF my Lands i will hold all
I,la for "a
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ty5" The warm hearted and benevolent
man finds all nature smiling around him; or,
if he chance to meet with misery and suffer-
ing, the sympathy he extends to j. reacts with
pleasing influence on his own mind, and
proves a sufficient reward; but the morose and
surly, or superciious mind, wanders in the
larest scenes as in dcsert-sees only to be
dissatisfied, hears only to be displeased.
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Liver COmpso tu'.-Ims dangerous ana o'tch
fatal disease had long bacd the skill Of the most emit
nent physicians, when the discovery OF Dr. McLane
Liver Pills solved the difficulty, and presented to the
world the Grsdt Speciao for that complicated malady
which has attained such widely spread celebrity Tor It's
certainty VI cure This successful remedy was the re-
suit OF many yenrs study In which the symptoms were
narrowly observed and thus described by the Doc
tor himself o..
"SuaDtoms Of Diseased Liccr.-Pan in the right
side aud sometimes In the left, under the edge OF the
rlbsthc patient being rarely able to liz on the lc pam
sometimes under the shouderblade, frequently extend
ing to the top of the shoulder0ten mistaken or rheu'
matsm In the arm; sickness Of stomach and loss OF ap
petite bowels mostly oostve but sometimes alternate
with lax dull heavy sensation in the back part oil the
head; loss Of memory, with uneasiness OF having neg.
tced something; sometimes dry cough; WEAKNESS ana
debility; nervous irritabity; feet cold or burning ana
prcky sensation Of skin, low spirits, lassltude, WIN
dissemination exercise, although SATISFIED u Woul nc
beneficial In fact, patient dstrusts every remedy
Have You any, or an Of these symptoms II So you
will find y certain remedy IN Or. M'Laue's Pils
Purchasers will be careful TO ask for m. .iLdhe
celebrated Lirsr PiAS and take none else. There are
other Pills purportlng to be Liver Pills, now before ths
puzzle, DR. MLanes Liver Pills, also his Celeornted
Nermlfuge, can now be had at all Respectable Drug
Stores In the United States and Canada. - -,
Fer sale bv Y, H. KEITH Co, Athens; j. A. q y W.
CurfiS MadIsonvic; aud by one Agent In every Town
In Tennessee lieoV
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The public are cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately made its appearance, called W. D. Far
rels Arabian Eminent, the most dangerous Of all the
counterfets because his having the Of Farrell
many will buy 1t in good faith without the knowledge
that counterfeit exists and they will perhaps only dis
their when the spurious mixture has wrought
its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II. G..
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor and wholesale
druggist No. II Main street. Peoria, Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. Be
sure you get it with the letters H. c. before Farrels
thus--I q. FAKRELL'S-and his signature the wrap
per, all others are countcrfeits.
For sale by G. W Ross, and A. hCKELDIS, Athens;
HuDGN, WElLs JOHNSON, Cleveland; W. B. REYNOLDS
Benton; W. c. VAUGHAN, Coumbus-and regularly au.
thorized agents throughout the United Statess
s.yr" Price 25 and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hamlet
in the United States in which il not already estab-
lished Address Ii. G.. Farrell above, accompanied
with good references 10 character, responsibility, &C.
feb. 2-lm
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STORY OF AN IRISH OUTRAGE,

The COnnaught Qrcland,) Waterman has
the following account of barbarous piece of
viIliany, accompanied by scarcely credible
circumstances -
"A woman who with her three children.
lived in a lonely situation near Crosmolina,
had received $50 from her husband in Ameri.
ca. OIe night She was woke by loud knock
ing al the door, to which she replied that no
one should be admitted at that time Of NIGHT,
Being entrcatcd, however, for the sake of the
Almighty, she consented to rive a live coal to
warm the weary traveller. No sooner did she
open the door than man rushed in, and
placing pistol at her breast commanded her
to bring her money tn him if she would avoid
instant death. Terror struck, tho woman
came aud placed ten pounds in The robbers
hands. Not satisfied he demanded more, and
obtained another ten. This was not vet sulli.
Client. "fou have yet ten" said he, "brng
them or you must now die" The woman
parted with all rather than her fe. With the
treasure the william detalnped, hut fearing that
he was recognised, immediately feturi!ed, and
telling the woman that die she must, he or.
dered her to choose one Of ihree-death by
shooting, hanging, or burning The poor wo.
man fell down inscnsibc, and the wretch
proceeded to adjust rope TO TIE woman's
neck and the house beam. Fearing, however.
that Ibis might not be able to bear the load.
he reached.up both hands to test the beam,
and was instantly fastened ther--whetIler by
sudden paralysis or otherwise, is not known
and remained hanging by the hands to the
roof tree Of the cabin. Meanwhile the two
brothers Of the woman, living at some dis
lance, troubled by dreams about their sister,
were compelled to rise, and proceed at once
to her dwelling, where they found their sister
in swoon, aud her intended murderer sus-
pended as above described. Assistance being
procured, the wretch WAS secured, with part
Of the beam in his hands, and safely conveyed
to the goal or Castlebar, where he now lies
awaiting trial. He was at once recognized
as the wonnn'5 nearest neighbor, though
blackcned and disguised
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.4gy- The Rev. DR.. Wayland says: "Can il
he right for me to derive my living from that
which is debasing tho minds, running the
souls, destroying forever the happiness of the
domestic circle, filling the land with women
and children in n condition far more dcplora.
bic than that Of widows and orphans; which
is the cause Of nine tcnhs Of all the crimes
which are pcrpctracd in society, and brings
upon itnne-tenths OF all the poupcrism which
exists; which accompshes all these at once,
and does it eithom ceasing, Do you say you
are not responsible for the acts of your neigh.
bors Is this clearly so! Is not hc who
nayigatcs slave ship prate!"
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c7lg" In the slavehoding States, thirteen
free colored persons in every 10000 are in
ias, prisons or peni;entiarios in the non
twenty-eight in every 10000
About onc-third Of the paupera on the first OF
June, 1850, were foreigners, although they
constitute but one tenth of the population.
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THE Jews IN PoLAND.-The recruiting
amongst the Jews, and 'thc carrying off (for
the military schools) of Jewish children aged
from eight to ten, cause amongst that class OF
inhabitants in Poland INDISPENSABLE terror and
desoiation. In all the towns and villages
near Kece nothing but weeping and lamen-
tation are to be heard.