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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY.

WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY.
NHE .nlScrii~r l~gs leave 20 iniorm ah
those doing lsrin,rs IL , onfectioners. that
he has opened now N Wholesale Confectionery
Store at No. II Spring street, one aoor South
from his retail store. where he is ready to yuI-
ply every thing b-longing TO this line, vis:--
Loacngrs by III" b,x and smaller qua"sitiss,
An kin.is oi Stick Candies. Drops, Hearts, Cos
eoanM Cakes. Kw-es, Nut Candies, Cough
Candies, etc. All kinds Of Kettle w orb ,AIpaond,
C,ssia Buds. .Sugar'd Cinnamon, ,5ngnrd Cloves.
sugar'd Cardoman, CELERY and Cauaway Seed.
Sugar Plums different sizes, etc. Also, can he
supply at the shortest notice. with all Kinds, of
French Confectionery and Chocolate.
The quality Of. his Confectionery u just %
good ms any offered in TIE place. he wn,ranss
il to be ALWAYS Gesh. purely favored. cree from
-four or any other addition used by o,hers. Any
thing not found as recommended, wllbe takeA
hack. For ths accommodation Of his eustom-
ers he will send arounda team with frcsh
supply several times through the week, For
Nil goods sent aud paid for at the Wholesale store
above mentioned. he allows 4 cents discount fos
every dollars worth counted tr'm one dollar
upwards. q. MUENCHlNGEk,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

sO0O BUsIiELS Western mned Corn.
JOUU 5000 do white Southern, Just re-
esivsd aud Cor ssle 10y
.2i J.u.SG. W. FERRY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10
ESTATE OF EDWARD II. TEw.

ESTATE OF EDWARD u. TEW.
VNIiE subser,b-rs hav,ay been duly appointed
l. Commissioners she estate oi EDWARD
II. TEW, late IL Newpost. d~o. n receive and
examine the chims Of ihs srediAags o( aid 90.
tate and how they are made out, psA have ap.
pointed the ID days in Jn,e, Assss,. uad Ocss-
her next. al 2 O'clock, q. w., Al ths hosss a
Augustus B. Cop.land, in Nevpsss, ~ the time
and place Of meeting the cr~duess VI said sssass
10 decide on the claims thai uNsy be p essxsstm
10 or either Of ua.
: STEPHEN p. SLOCUM. D
A1GUsrIs 81. COPELAND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

'l'AiE sut,c,iber naving D~ea au,y appointed
i administrator an the estate Of said edward
II. Tew, iertesen,ed insolvent, by tie Court Of
Probate Of Newport, and having givoR S,nA nc.
cording 10 law requests all persona indebted "
said estate 20 uanc immediate payne NJ 70
ALT ROSlNA TEW.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10
DIED.

In this city, on Saturday evening last. Mr..
Richard iiaIard, she oldest citizen Of Nc wpott.
having completed, on the Sd Of April last. his
1VIst year.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-12-08
0sutfde Sebamms,

RrS.. y. Sottes, ncIbe ppr ~aneertbalb !Sabrsu mad DuutIh.
lanp piruateprte. I'M bic Scbanrsntunft III erlerrcn, befudts brt
ct Sapr lang DC l!nisSrlitat ,t @teser, ntadtc baSlbGt ibr Gromra
iite en,pttepit IT'D, 1stt bent picisen 9lbGfmn nit her S,eri&sr,rna,
pap it es better 3susnt6e ibtribrs 9i&tsfcht sprltssr,- fam. Sit
Ut mit atsn ertcrerltbsn %tirtTeiften Snitrtnenttn ptristsn lnb
empnspIt lp aluFtrpent ncdt ben Grapsn gum SluteseItten, Smpfeu,
SHrSSicl II: !. 10. Sbrcn, &6nncrinnsn bicne ,r 9fadri6t, So6
tPI. =. PottsS, Sfet 3bittn cberbab 5rn. 81. S6ab's ,,gDil>
pe'na 2el Paus', SrpaSir, rtpnise @ufriss fur lie entssaennimnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-12-08
WASHINGTON GARTEN.

Se HntrSu6iieten nta6cn benz 9ubltum sic sln,eiac, bas lie bic
EssiripGaft olslts ~beliebtcn 8cr9nisunssortee Srr. y. &roufe
EIur iIe Hs9niirtg Hubsrtrascn BADEN. Or. SrauIe III benz Wubtllm
mesl bstannt, unb Sa er in itinen gistnitaitut aIs gBirtb unatcr-
,neteft ealtept, 10 l3ret6sln MIR ans iaecn ~ trnnen, eab Der &uf
Z Ste, sttsu getrdrfs, falte Speiftn unp ionfise GrfHaIhrtnocn
LwtresI lks sscbaltsu, unS ftnncn aud, Set unS Spedefrn in un-
Nlertnt e1arhr-Nptaie arranstrt unb einsenpinren !rcrbsn, iptnn man
pm. Sraufe stitis baron uutrridtct. N
IA li@ s.fiN HhE N72iI 81. S6ab.
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9aus. unS

Der Undergraduate matt Dem Seltftrn @ubifmn Sic erotbsu1e
@nSiSe, baB tr ale an 3Sdwsrn unb S6iifea Sorfonnenbs mn !" IN
ljn. Sad stnl4laSenss @rteitcra in Der Seiist unb bauertaitsttn
SSeils tlnee Sn Sllissn ggretls %gisfdbrt. % er itlbt sn praftiIter
Slslarbclttr gYlun1be:l it, 70 itmeidflt CT lid, bic 8ufriebenbsit unb
BAG geebrpoaen aler. Sritntsen ;u crperben, bic ibn' nit ibrsn ase
nsistsal @anrdsen besersni. 5gSsrlslbs ridtei 3asIsit gBa6er.gIsets
lnlo Srirnen Gin, ptrfertist Sacerarnen, 9BalhftiItl, fupftrne unb
siicrne seIe &c. ,t, mad ben t~rprpbtrn 'neuiiel2 IstbcSenI unS ~
s zen - s s!as9I 9 gfsi s, gssIS Initg, r. aug 1sd ,S en- aagSe ipsroen pantaiRRi
lnt II. Stra6e, NO Srbers in Gntpians arnonirsen iSsrbsn. SsrirISs
srlaubt I'D euf folssnpf perrsn ole Sefererssn bin,utpsiien: Sra.
gBni. e. s@rher aus @nslia Co., sSnbse Grunp unb 81. S. Mausr.
Gsa., @ibntonb. SanttI $40 nntIYY"
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@biItp 8eIfrih.-

II. Ctr, ,pii6en 8%raufliite unb @r,metr.
bait ben tsin3t9sn fessrbiet<Sa1on III benz ,an,,sn unt,r,s
anS Ssra Srinfsr f& mad Der Gueae in 0biIatsstla s"t Gn hIg nn h
gSelIs Sraaerst, serttst flbIt. .@ae, bic in bsm uiikrsn. Sseb tsH
%,nisrtH'n, I'm f4 Spr& Gin suss gtOs a%aaerSitt5 Id: sraaiSsn, We
z: #. sFltfh Sftffi@,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-12-08
3. 8. Spf6en's

Sfnb. ,ne Sttrfcls Eager fir Serren unb Gamea
lS9 SrraSfsrq 3tpilden Der 5. II. 6. Str,
Ut nit allen Irtn Sduten unS Stcfln reidblib serieten unb psr-
Zen loithe gu btlIgenn grehc int ginseInen unb bel 9ariiea atssladsn.
SslenGers entetteplt Der lllntsrSti6nete cine @artic Isidtcr Serren.
S9ttcfelchcr,- ee m Der iebael Satlon ibrer SeauemIi6teit balber
lebrg gu snipfeplen ltns. Ollie in mein Sad eini&tasertt @rtitel
ipsreeii IN Der tlr;etsn frit ,ur 8ufrteeenbtit Der 9efeaer anoefer-
ti9t, lin Satlrci6en 9tiuh bihst 8. S.. 30 bf m.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-12-08
Neue guher.

" VlPUt guDef. .
Sn y. ;Saflers 8a6sanbluns. 1T ;u haben:
Grfer 1nterri6ttm Gnsttf6fn, sin prafttfter qehroono
bieisr .Sprade. nit %bripneerer1 gsr1di6ttsunta Der @asipTa@s
btarbeitst oeh Or. Carl Nunbe. greiS 7OFgtS. g%.'
@oettf6er 9auSfdaB Sec bemtfbtu 8pIfes. gor
Dr. O. 4. 3. 8plff; Sn s Gieferun CIT, 81 9paen in 0srifon~
8ornnat. 20 Gts. per 9iefcruro, igo' ~"
SO e8tDeift auf Benz Yfabe Der 0ieb E. Gin sPotbo,bsr
fur jung, Geelsute nS fur Stas, bic in ben Stanb Der bsii. Gss
tretfn. 0reiS 375 GtS. 'r- etEff Wv Ss'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-12-08
9bftip @eber.
-EN
Fabrikant alIer Arten Weidenarh /,

llGa lite SraFs, swiitcr Carr unb @ioirfr.,
smphtet Gent esuti ben .gubhfnnt frn Eager rcn f~r.n,5itfdsu unS
'n,a@t m af itn Eager scn gBtssen, @Basen, StibIti, gBai6< unS
Sadertrresti &c. &c, aafn,ertian, bic or gu biliscm 8 els ablaFt. =
IS1- Ysparottie en- tpetcen out iinb biuia ausoeful ri. ,T4s
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-12-08
5aeob s8 aIIner'S
9erren< &leiber Eager,
Loo 0.

1T fur teet Saiirn nit etnert rethen rnb aeIdutadsonm Stcd ser.
lelsn, iIie fam rhatl ibaie!elf cine StuspabG spn alien artsn alei<
~plr9sltudeu trefen, Die ntht alein binia, fcnbern orh Souer6oft
s%earbeittt itne.s Daisl6ft msrbsn aud 8leser ra6 b,r ntnsisn 10
CON auf 8etetlMna anafertiat. D III: r" q"
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@irt1i6

F*tTT"
.Hstta| tria. 49, Ron. --
,te @ III TON @ tetnIetn,m, ,.~ ~
. gfc. l65 Srpao<, Spiibsn Der 6. uno 4. Strase.
tBitnm ~lbsrtaupt pirb biern,t onsexiot, ban biti, aafEs e.idnisTl
soalte tmb idSnlts e%inseridtste gBtrtbldoft nit allen Ser, u8b Mas.r
litarfsrssnn gstranlcn ile i~enltiStn Grfri9unssn amf tas 8eidIiBht
b Sdtpebsr>, %QimsurSsr>, 8rdltsr. unb Spl6nttI6tn Safe,
aHfr 9plSnptitcn 9trtnssn. Sareeaen unb Sareiittn,
oI "a Smpprttrter Sdinfen II, Strpclat@9Buuff, - n1s
5T7slr .r475g r..rr Slhtbplfsr Srnf, esaa
r7E :asifegirt.f Caviar, it
.fHaIE 70 g smu rrarfa a-at u. (. 10. GO iH9r
I|suHr-E'r. Lr.rrE fopit Jazz
Srntihen unb fransSfi6en SBeiten,
(&bttnpein., MorfaraHtr u.)
Ss- CUNT 9rpB> nnt 8leiaserfouf! -gS
Smprttrten bentiten 2iaueirsn unb 8ranutweinsn.
-s tS w1egl,-, @ftrs 3petlhscnpallcr,
af .. Ga5- Srildem, gutem 9aaerbier, ~Ssa y
AIb Gisarren better SuaIitat, r5A
H -'..a.. = -a II. + 10. II. f. 10. -rl eTs.,
s~ertdert Hitin. ,.I- o N''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-12-08
unbertaftno.

gtr lnttr;siderete 1T itbt i'm StanSe, jetet auftras III itinem
9elbaTte aussulnhrcn urb stpar 10 bilis aIs mIaIid.
g!ne @uswael Spn Sdrsen 1T f~urip6trel,S s~prrdtbis.
YIN nshsr, gutter &pot nit eincnn eutea Sre;6er uS
ruhtgsn 9ftreen fur ciipaisen Getrau6.
3le aIIniertlan,tett spn 9etelsSnbattrn unS 6amiliat miro at-
rl%Sfet our lene 9roBe Iuspabl Spn @atrabrtt.
@ustsneriins BON Spppas, StibGrn unS Sprins< WPatraten tpirb
prompt beerst. De-, tsi.s'.4 49,. NroneiS p1mSr'
YfphSlr. ,iViIhen 3. rnh 3. Ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-12-08
George 9ernet,
Ypliferer unb Gnne,frer

yVITtFtt MID &~npt3lter. .--I1I--
DEM 9seertsn Ynblihant na6t Ger lntsr;,iGnete lie @n;eias, Sas
q elm npboltcrtr., @sihaft er6fnrt bat. pmb. due tabit oebSrtnten
areeiten, alS: &ufpplhcrn arn StlbItn, Scptas &C., Slnfertioen
altr Nrkit gtatraBer, icmis audi SdS Gare,iren ron 3imnier ittr>
rtnlnit uuo sei1nladgol unb gu ben bilisfen 9reiIet% aueflbrt.
Heparatrren alcr Nrt tpcrbcn gut inb biaisft ~bcrseIsat. ~ sa
. @errae 9ernet, lfs7ra3 b,
l13l. SranflinGtr. spHhst Der I6. utb Ia. Ctr.
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BOARDING, SNAGKS, BOARDING.

BOARDING, SNAGKS, BOARDING.
9as AM ygsusn 9Rarhi"' Gde sU, @mIbaQs u6 Ste Stra6s
SSiiseSSsns, gut ,;. slnssridtete !'e rein!ih Iss9atene Snad~ ub 9Oar>
Der aNaGt btetstt auf que pS l~Amad9afe g8eiis %;ubsrsitet, aaf isis
nsnt Stfhe St BADEN. Na"a' WI ~
Or grsts far 8sarbino per g5uds 1T auf 81 Dslars ~teratasiebt.
nabrtt sftaegsnstben. G- t' ff W:
@tGNeNb, 1855, ""tAi2 2e H.3iar C, mtsrnbSm y
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-12-08
=. g8 M 8aIIaee & Spn.
!Sdablcr III tntprrtirten unb biefgeen @eineen, aiaue,trea
~.ti9flpsz :. unb @rpcerte< Q(rtfeft.

THHVft lFN tHPrt1FttH HFU 91ETBfH gBttNtHJ %EtqUtIteN
.%t'9lfbg# ~ un6 @rpcerte< Mrtifelt. go -
aaDrlslten e~n,pfeblen ir wobaTrrtrt.s Eager BON aef
Qfaret<g9einer, in 8bren rrn ie elm Gubenb 8laTden; G6on..
tasner>sBtinc %Strihttbcner Sprttn, bcint Suart II. ginf; Mobeiro.,
Sberra- II. 9crt.2Beint p%erfhisesnsr Sualtden strfttcbme Sprt
ten imp3tirten @rgnac; aa ~. 1atf ~ 1hf Nf lHz1,n
$50 garrei Msolntains uuo antsrsn 'Stge>satistesi aaa.
20 9icrtel Gasfe2 sersinisttn %frans5IGGen graney;
30 garrel ~@pd-SranSs, Gcreial II. Sweet 9Bein, Runt, g6frry
Ia gpunee &c. ~.;3HlsqI al3,,gt .1srsa ,j,f,p - - -,
25rs gasfS Saerae Gesnate Brandy a. &c. ~ -
NleEIsen fabrtr ;uelehp ale arten 9uder, Rahre, Gbee, Qidte,
ISstfs, 8etcn, IGifs, GalL Nfcafcs, 9stts S1nir Yapir, SIN,
oarrsn, Sfub-S 6nirt, le1urtirtea Gamble in 8oren Il. &C.
@as rbiee &rtiftl fbnners mir MISREPRESENTATION biQialt iSertaiIsn
lme earonttrsi terelt 0le unb 2reitdt.
gStr bitten 9Diseerpcrfiuftr, une einsn 9slu6 III MAIDEN unS
nricreh Stud gu rrtfsn9in Der 49, Stabe, Spifdsn Nai,> unb
@arfpNSneef. .gssa at,rf-sTin -,eu7t ri. MAILS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-12-08
Freundliche Zimmer milf Boar,

ltno ist est unter,sidnetcn sI baben, Der baS felt Sabren betsbcnbe
S Si;GSsio , Y ~ Der Mrs:G. Sstte atsrtcmn,el bal, gnt frldts
q pslef Yeie9enpeit nut Der Senterfnn9 cnpfeblt, baB aRrs. 9faitb
nc9 DOR fls nab ri, SgSirtgl6aft bentten flbrt. #'
1890 y. Ssrtldhleb. 122 Il. 134 NIninir- n
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s. q. 9tdfpn'e

Otuti9e e, &pptGett,
Nc. us SrpabA, ;pilhcn 4. 1tnp, 5. StroRc.
&G-l crit let benz, l. Suli 1855 trSfnst, erfrcrt i6 brr groiu,
i'ts Y Ger sslfsn s esg h. lsipie anneriIanilAsn aerste.
9tebtfamentt. bel nSSi6it biItgen @retftn pnS fbnsnsr.
f%tinbIi,cr ScSierune. FfI
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@tates mnb NenSerS l&omin aitterl.

SuntbirnSsrte nlailtrts @rate6a unb Genbers, III berabadrttsu
yrsilsn! Der tlntsrlsihnse fibrt pas srrBte Eager Won G5rateS
une 8ereere, aus leintr etsntn 8abrif, feIdtS ie Ben, bitliaen Wue
Blum sIIrirt tprreen 1T. 9rates itub baFfbt III fnrtn mad Ben
asilan 9tipfrn UNI 6aecnss, ale siersdise ~suscptte .sctbhht, YER
1hnetnnrtt9e rinoe 't. 'ty ebtnfc fthr ihbnc rintSe GcnStre, Irpic
anSsrs bic lt telersers ale StubrnStrSe fur ben SSrrer eiancn.
Iuttraae aus ,StaSt unb Gono ipcrttu plnfiib unb icrofinia
aiitsSefutrt: sSeotrYrrfauier tpnntu noG ben nicbrislien nSrSIiGena
baarcr 8e;abluns. ''Nl iT7" ~" ~
Der llntsrsdhnctc bittet Spruiprsttrn ii, Der ,,9eIs rnb 93raa-
6otatpr9"", 9Rainir, Spif6snS s. II, 9. Str, &idmsrS, ga. iSSp
~ IN .t- - - SQMueI-O o. Ocnnnn
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u. 8pbefer,
Sent1Ae @rct6efe,

&s- Disie aGfs 9plit6nbisits eiuaeri6tete gpptbefe
Dem scebrten Sptliflm 6sfcns srtpfrGltt. r
q Htfepte lno TebiStnilhe anftrasc ipsrbeu bi
unb aeptlTethaftelfe YeIcra,,ra fr,her - 49, -"
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--- Tic SltaBe, 5pl1tFtt 6rantllll< II. @racflr.
Ras- Stets gu fabsa Gin @laS frii6es 2aeer6isr, inns fort.
5abafen isbsr. SprteJ t3atafSpfstfenT 8abafsbpIsm,
9t8arrsnetuis; ebsnlo Won bsutlhen SrlGtcn, 8rrtldatn',
aamile, 9Sahbclberbeeren &unnel, G~foeclabe, 6tttn Sdrpei;ere.
~Htn,burssr< uno ardutert0ie; dbt t%oll6nbi6en .6erinsen unb Gar,
oslen, Setr9ut aler Mrt, SeertperfM II. / ~. II. 1. NJ.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-07
THE FATE OF TURKEY.
le Lynehburg Virginian saws:


In the course of the recent debate in tho
British House of Lords, on the Turkish Loan
bill, Earl Grey made the extraordinary decla-
ration, that no man in his senses could believe
that the Turkish Government would be in
existence forty years hence. No matter what
may be the issue Of the war between Russia
and the Western powers, Earl Grey holds,
that the fate of the Ottoman empire issealed.
The plain inference from his prediction is
that if France and England triumph over the
Gar in the present struggle, they will abol-
sh the Sultan's Empire, and appropriate his
dominions to themselves, whilst the Russian
monarch will do tiic same thing in case he
should be successful. Weimapine that the
sentiment Of Earl Grey will not be particu-
larly relished by the Sultan. This feeble po-
teutate is styled by the Queen of England,
on all public occasions, her faithful allv,"
and he has been taught to believe that the
Eastern war was undertaken for tho sole
purpose of defending the integrity of bis en-
pire. Before the war commenced il was
proclaimed again and again by British states
men of all parties that the continued exis-
tence Of the Ottoman empire was absolutely
essential TO the maintenance of the balance
OF power in Europe and that the Sutan's
throne should be propped up at all hazards
and at whatever cost But now one of the
most distinguished statesmen of England de-
clares, with the most perfect GOODNESS and
nonchalance that Turkey cannot possibly
exist, as an Independent power, forty years
lohger, and that no man in his senses expects
that she will This is but reiteration of
the sentiment of the Car, that the Turk is
"a sick man." and that measures should be-
taken relative to the disposition of his prop.
erty after his decease.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-07
WHY BUTTER is DEAR.-Therc

Why BUTTER is DEAR.-Therc is fine
pasture all over the country now, and the
price of butter ought to go down to n shI-
ling a pound. Why isn't it! Because the
women and girls don't know how to make
it. For twenty years past the girls butter
making education has been sadly neglected
they can play the piano, but cannot churn;
can dance, but cant skim the milk; can talk
little French, but don't know how to work
out the butter milk. The women who made
the butter in Westchester, Duches and Or
ange counties twenty years ago are passing
away, and there are none to take their places.
That's why butter is high.--Neto York Day
Book.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-07
- a.
Mt Holly, July 80, 1855.

Funny SCENE ON New YORK FERRY
BoAT.-The ferry boat between New York
and Jersey City, few days ago was the
scene of an occurrence not very often wit
messed.
On Friday week, at noon, the day being
particularly pleasant, and the lady passen-
gers, which by the way comprised only about
dozen, were seated upon the benches en-
joying the scenery. Pretty soon II shout was
heard.
Instantcr the ladies all rushed into the Ia
dies cabin, and sure enough there sat a ilorid
specimen of Swedish Woman enduring
the pangs Of paituriton with great patience.
The husband was speedily turned out Of the
cabin by tho ladies', one Of whom kept watch
at the door, while the others made prepara-
tions to receive the expected stranger. Of
course we cannot enter into the details Of this
subject, for we were on the outside observ-
ing the husband, who begged histily for ad-
mission.
ooh mien Cotl' he shouted through the
door. "Keep stiff upper lip, Katrian; ton't
be schairt. Oh, mien Cot" and ho danced
around the deck in perfect fever of excite
ment.
It was impossible to quiet him, until in
few minutes, one of the ladies informed him,
though without granting him admission, that
sit was all over"
"Ish it n poy or galY' he shouted.
"It is n girl" said the lady sentinel, anxious
fora little amusement
"Oh, duudcr" was the vexcd reply.
"No matter; gal is better as notin."
ats boy" again said The lady.
"Vot, ish it changed-yos it n gal vonst,
and now u lletlc poyP'
"No."
"'rhousand tuyfels! vot ish il, den?"
"rhcre are two--a boy and gir You had
better procure II carriagc when the boat
lands"
"Oh, dat ish good Dat ish better as goot,
n poy and gal nit one job. Katrian ish pun
kns. always knew it,"
And the happy husband disappeared in
search Of Gao to conduct his family homo
ward
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-07

A SMALL PoTATo HUSBAND IosT.-Mrs.
Smith has lost her husband. She suspects
that he ran away with another mans wife,
which, of course, Smith ought not to have
done without her consent. These Smiths
particularly the masculine Smiths-are, rs IS
notorious, rather scaly set. Several of them
have been transported to Botany Bay, and
quite numberhave been hung-not enough,
it would seem. How smart,proper woman,
like the lady whose advertisement we copy,
ever allowed herself to be wheedled into
marrying a Smith, is not clear. It's pleasant,
however, to know that she bears up against
heralfictions like true woman. All she
asks isto get her tongue at the rascally abb
sconding Smith for half an hour, and shewl
be satisfied, Perhaps, after all, it was n con-
siderable amount Of experimental knowledge
of the power of Mrs. Smiths tongue that
caused Mr.. Smith to decamp. If so, it
is is not likely that So will tempt him to
return.
But we are anticipating the advertisement,
which vepublish as found in the Mount Hol-
ly Mirror:
Nh Husband Gone l--Tiso Dollars Re-
ward.-I feel it to be my duty to inform the
public that my husband, George Smith, has
left me, without any just cause-and, rs II is
believed that he has gone off with another
mans wife, | desire TO warn all women from
having anything to do with him, for if he
will desert one, he will another--and no con-
fdence can be placed in him.
lie is of short stature, rather stout, dark
complexion, jet black hair, and pretty good
looking.
II he has taken another woman with him,
rs suppose he has, shall consider him rath-
er "smaI potatoes" and never live with him
again but should like TO see him forabout
half an hour, just to let him have the length
of my tongue-and oh! wouldn't give it to
hm Anybody who will bring him back, so
that he can have my opinion of him, shall re-
ceiye two dollars of hard earned money.
HENRIETTA SMITH.
Mt. Holly, July 80, 1856.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-07

s5H We notice that in the Kansas legis-
lature resolution has been offered TO the
effect that convention be called to frame II
Constitution prior to Kansas being admitted
into the Union. 1t sets the first Monday in
October, as the day on which the polls should
be opened, and the people are to vote "Con-
veniion" or "no Convention on that day.
II the majority arc in favor Of a convention,
provided this resolution passes, we may ex-
pcct petition from Kansas to be admitted as
u State at the next session Of Congress.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-07

AN ENORMOUS Massive understand
that the Cliff Mine has shown a mass of pure
copper which has been computed to contain
five hundred tons. Two hundred tons have
already been taken of the mass. There are
about live hundred tons of masses in sight
beside this. The company are about cutting
a shaft through to another vein which has
been discovered, and said to be much richer
than the one which they have been working.
The effect OF this upon the stock cannot but
act iavorabIy, and we hear that holders are
confident that prices will reach three hundred
dollars per share, and no sellers at that
Lake Superior Journal.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-07

An awful explosion at Naples occurred in
the Castle Nuoyo, where percussion caps arc
made, ON the Goth July. The entire bull.
ding was blown up, and il is said that at least
200 persons have been buried in the debris.
Fearing that another revolution had broken
out, the soldiers rushed 90 arms, whilst the
inhabitants, imagining that an earthquake
had happened, ran about in frantic cond.
lion. Tho windows of the palace were bro
ken, and there are grave shakngs of the head
whether this was not grand conspiracy to
exterpate the royal family.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-07

An inventor of incendiary balloons, of n
nature to bombard Sebastopol in peculiarly
efficient way, has exhibited his apparatus to
the garrison at Vincennes. The balloon
was inflated, but on rising towards the enl-
pyrean, from whence it was TO batter nm i'm
aginary fortress, it caught fire in the caves Of
a school house. The second time, It burst
aud nearly killed the inventor. The rather
dim snccess of Internal mechines in the Bal.
tic is of nature to dissuade from attempting
any in the Euxine, one would think.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-07

Fortunately the exigencies ofour position,
and tho necessity for subduing new CONT
nent to the uses of man, have stimulated the
inventive genius of the country; and in the
useful arts we have for outstripped the trans
atlantic nations. They have been glad to
follow our lead in this high department OF
art, and have learned to respect the genius OF
our inventors, aud the skill OF our mechanics
and artizans. 1t will soon be our privilege
to lead the world in enterprise and CONNER
cal daring, in manufactures and tho arts,
and to influence mankind by the fertility OF
our genius as well as by tho iiberality OF our
republican policy, and our free form oi gov
ernment. We are growing more indepen-
dent of Europe, with the progress of every
year. The sentiment of nationality has be-
come permanent and active in the hearts OF
the people, and we are less and less inclined
to tolerate the prominence which tho foreign
element has gradually acquired in our popu'