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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22
MARBLE WORKS,
newly opened, at HeduCed Prfcos9 q
Gastanal1o CROCK,
McMINN COUNTY,, TENN.

TlE undersigned respec tully calls the attention 81
II the citizens of McMinn, MeIgs, Bradley, Polk,
Monroe and Hamilton countless 10 the fact that he has
opened and IL now carrying ON new Marble hsfdbif
menf, at Col. A. r. McCatchey's Ttiiammer Shop and
Cotton Gin, three miles from Calhoun and Charleston,
the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road, and
W. McCatchey's FIGURING Mill, Eastanallee Creek,
McMinn county, where the proprietor has located him
self for Of years, Of the best mill seats
the country can Afford which will enable him to offer
to the public all kinds Of Marble Wort much cheaper
than ever before ofered-in CONSCIOUSNESS Of having
never.ailng water power The proprietor has had up
wards Of twenty years practice in soma Of the best
establishments In the Eastern cities, and vas foreman
to James Sloan, OF Nashville during the erection Of the
marble work In the State Capitol The public may feel
assured he has spared pains In testing aud selecting
for every department OF his line OF bushnell, vis
Monuments, TOmbs, Head and Feet
Stones Mantle Pieces and
Table Tops,
Of every description. All orders neatly executed. All
Epgravngs Grave Stone work. under hfty letters)
free from charge. rt4..
The white marble the proprietor discovered
is precisely the same In old Hawkins and Knox
ties that has gained such high reputation among the
scientific and professional men throughout the Union,
both for durability and susceptibility OF high polishes.
For references OF workmanship the two blocks Of
represent the State Of Tennessee at the National WASH
ington Monument; the Premium Mantle Piece and
Fancy Table Tops, at Atlanta Ca Show Fair; the Pre-
MUM Mantle Piece, by James Sloan. Of Nashville-al
OF which worked and superintendent by the proprle-
tor Therefore the public Is earnestly solicited give
him q trial, and examine the white marble, as Il Is
mostly preferred before purchasing elsewhere, they
will hnd saving OF twenty per cent. Drawings and
- ~ l JOHN EDMONDs,
Aug s-iyv4il Calhoun Or RIceville, Tenn.
4 LII persons who have unsettled accounts with us
nrfor In he n - rQuuos fad
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A witty editor Of the Buchanan school,
who has inst failed, said he did il with all the
honors OF war, and has retired from the field
with colors fying-sheriffa flags fnltering
from tho windows and the door.
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FALSE Rk RT-1'he Sag NIGHT papers
shave sircals The story that the phiiad I'd
Times is a*staunch Fillmore sIeper. We
simply say TO our readers. believe what you
don't seein the ant-Amerlcan papers, apdl
but littl7you do see, and YOU will be foshd
on thePhth Of truth. How terrible to gel a
bad name
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Atlanta Market.

- ATLANTA, Aug 10.
BACON, hog round, 10c; sides, clear 12 "a f2Tc rim.
bed Nc; hams Q q 11i9c; shoulders q TO- FLoun,
superfne $3.50 bbs. and sacks WHEAT red, Including
sacks, 81 ,25. Corn 70 a sOc good demand. Oars dc
sacked LARD in kegs and cans 1s1c; bbs. &c. DEEr,
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Dr.. John Higginbotham, OF England, cures
drunkenness'by ipecas. As often as the pa
tent Skgins to banker for the critter he do
scs him with aremedy, until finally rs the
doctor says, the appetite for liquor disap.
pears entirely, and the PATIENTS ready to sign
the teetotnl pledge.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

Theresa great deal more Gospel to the
poor man in a loaf of bread, and cheerful
word of sympathy, than dozen dry ser
mons.
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1Ew OaLeAss, Apgust.l6.
Six 81 ~ bales Cotton sold To-day
Market 5ged. Flour lower. Lard in
kegs Ia. y rest unchanged. "
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AsHlneroz, August lhr-Geu. Joseph
II he bssn elIhrsd. ths Goyeruesship. Of
QlSoa. The cshldst'bsvsA ei ordered the
1uspension Of the Kansas Prosecutions, as
was reported.
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Notice,
fElcs EAST TENN. d Ga. RAIL RoAD Co. !

OfYlcE EAST TENN. d GA. RAIL RoAD Co.
A Athens, June 26, 1855.
NOTICEis hereby given that on and ofter
~ the first day of July next, no charge will
y made, or compensation received for the
Of specie or bank bills in the
bands OF owners or their agents in passing
for any loss or damage that may
occur in the transportation OF specie or bank
BILLS nor will this ,mpany or their sgents
receive for transportation OF. otherwise take
= charge any specie or bank bills either for
Hnsportstion or in trust for safe keeping and
livery. re. JACKSON,
ia superintendsnts Transportatjss,
July Ally b, 81,
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H Several leading Southern Democrat

81 Several leading Southern Democrat.
ic pppers-the Richmond Enquirer among
the rest---have had the candor to avow that
they had rather vote for Fremont than for
Fillmore. The Abolitionis.s of the North
have the same preferences. Beth Abolition
and fire-eating Sag NIGHTS know, that there
NJ be no chance to dissolve the Union un.
dnr ruIo
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TA few days since man in bsbany,
NY, put roll of bank notes in his vest
pocket, in which were also some matches he
used to carry for the purpose Of lighting his
segar- After while he smet something
burning, and cnexapinntion found the roll
of bills, v destroyed. "phanzy the
pheslineo Mat ere GENT" +.
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tY- Hon. Thos H.yWalker, of Benton
county, Ala. has been elected President of
the Alabama and Tennessee River Railroad
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ClscIsSAri, August il.--Flour 6; Wheat
dull; Whiskey 2Siat, prime lard lit; moth
ing new in groceries. River. 80 inches wa
ter In the Channel.
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The Lancaster (Pa.) correspondent of
the Pennsylvania writes on the l7H>t
There is nothing new in the political ut.
mospbere. Wheatand was honored lasl
week by visit from John Van Buren,, of New
York, and Robert Tyley, of your city.
Wheatland Is the private residence of the
bachelor candidate for the Presidency.
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From ORE0Gpr-The news from Oregon Is
unimportant. M1inn shostilites, it was be.
lieved, had entirely ceased. In Southern
Oregon the troops were being disbanded.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

The House Of REPRESENTATIVES, have
dIspokqd Of all the contested cases Of the
eleniIon, With the exception offthat from
Iowa. Several months ago. Mr. Hall, the
alttIng member, and Mr.. Clark, the contes.
tant, eauas bsfore the Committee on Elec.
tons and agrsed upon On armistice for
hundred days. Il " not therefore, probable
that this subject will be- finally acted upon
during ths present session,
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Bolivar Female Academy,
VadIsOnyilIe. Tenn.

Mr.. SAMUEL NJ GAINES, Principal.
Miss SUSAN II. GAINES, Assistant.
Prof +. p. GAERTNER Teacher Of Music and An.
cient and Modern Languages - T''' 81
vUNIIE next Session Of twenty weeks will commence
Il the 18th of September neske Terms hereto
fore. On application Catalogue will be sent to any
one desiring further Internationally regard to the
School. t.. "a. -, "a
The Trustees gratifed III being able to say that
the recent thorough Examination gave unqualified sat-
isfacton to the patrons Of the School; inanesng su-
peror qualifications the part ofteachers and com.
mendable industry on the part Of pupils.
Aug 1-4t-4lO JOSEPH UPTON, Chair
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Fair Warning.

MO Deed or other Instrument Of Writing for Regis.
tration, will be attended to uniess the fees accom-
pany the instrument. CORNELIUS BROWN,
7-''a Register Mosinn county.
Some whout you trust and ask for your pay,
Their friendship you lose, and that right away.
Such have l trusted, and that to my sorrow-
30 pay me to-day and III trust you tomorrow.
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Athens Tounc7ry.
HAVING engaged the services Of Mr.. Y. NJ KILGoRE,
IL who Is authorized to receve orders and transact
all business appertaining to the Foundry, any person
wanting information In regard to Machinery &C.. will
be attended to by calling It the Foundry.
Athens July II, 1s56-tf-407 @. ZIMMERMAN.
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!. s.ss:1l "a " . .; %1s,. li S..
Land and Stoc 4 Sale.
ANths Arst SATURDAY, September
~ next the upiersiyned b. at pub.
lie sale, the Land on which wv lives
400 Acres. $50 of said.
Land is in cultivation. There ia brick
Dwelling Houre, good Kitchen, n Barn
and other suitable out buildings, v l. keel.
lent Orchard and. never falling SPY ON
the premises. This Land lies eight 6iles
North Of Athens, in the second districtof-
McMinn county.
Will be offered for sale at the same time:
four fine Horses; twenty head Of Cattle
amongst which are several very fine Milch
Cows and on excellent yoke Of Oxen; few
Stock Hogs; small lot of Sheep; a Two.
Horse Wagon; Farming Utensils, &c, dc.
Terms or SALE:-Tor the Land, Cne.third
cash, the balance one and two years, with
notes and two approved securities. Every
thing else, sums Of five dollars and under ex-
cepted. will be sold on six months time, ap.
proved security required. -.
JOHN F. POM
i Aug g. lS56-td&-4ll 49,
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Married,


On the goth uit, by Rev. A. r. Cox, Mr.. W. O. Hurrox
formerly Of Washington county, Va, to Miss MARY
Ann AenLsY, Of McMinn county, Tenn.
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tbs CH0es.-We regret TO learn ms we do
from variou epurces, that the corn crop in
this section Georgia will be almost total
failure. Ool promises better, though the
prospect is means flattering. The yield
will be ligtI1 b SHOULD no disaster befnl it
before gat tips-Atlanta Intelligencer
The Cd Government has granted
four millio OF land to aid 10 construc.
ting a rail pm Quebec % Montreal,
along til more OF the st. Lawrence,
to IL 5un, and themes TO SAINT Ste
Me )6Efs bs' completed in five
YEA - e3 -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

n. The suppdfaTs ~ fepseat ara clam-
ofous In their rejoIcings 9yG the success of
the Black Republican paity fit Iowa, aud the
election Of Free soiler (Blair) Ia, Congress-
from the st. Louis District. Large major.
ties were given less than four years ago for
Pierce anS, Democracy both in the Statsef,
Iowa andiohe city Of 81. Louis. The cause
which produced that result, and that which
now gives success to the Free. soiIers, is one
and the same-aLd such as should serve to
open the eyes OF the Southern Democrats.
Both Iowa and st. Louis are overrun wili'
foreigners.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

ke trade is not cou( 10 those1 70 are
slaves for life, but psf having hated
time to serve arc bon BY the slave dealers
and sent where rsdfj i hopsless;
Others are kidnnp and carried away
before they can be led,
Instances of deal from. anguish and dss-
pnir, exhibited in District, mark the cruel
ty Of this iratfici
Instancesof manning and suicide, executed
or attempted, MSc been exhibited, growing
out Of traffic within the District;
Free persons of color coming into Tie Dis.
trict are liable to arrest, imprisonment, md
sold into slavery for life, for jail fees, IL una
bic, from ignorance, misfortune or fraud, to
prove their freedom:
Advertisements beginning, tive will give
cash for one hundred likely young negroes,
OF both sexes, from eight to twenty five years
old" contained in til, public prints of the city,
under the notice of Congress, indicate the
opcnness and extent of the traffic;
Scenes of human beings exposed at public
vendue are exhibited here, permitted by the
.ioWs Of the general government, woman.
Advertised to be sold at Loyd's
tavern 1nl Market house, during
the month 49, -. =. <a<.sA. "a
A grand jury oIsyl| 9Dehted
the slave trade is a grievance;
A writer in a public print in the District
has set forth that, TO those who have never
seen spectacle Of the kind exhibited by the
slave trade) no description can give IN ads.
quate idea Of its horrors;
To such extent had this been carried IN
1876, that n member of Congress from Vir-
igiiia introduced resolution into the House,
"that u committee BE- appointed % examine
into the existence uf an tnhein4n and Illegal
traffic in slaves, carried op.in and through the
District Of Columbia aid port whether my.
and what measures are necessary for the put
ting stop 10 the same;"
The House Of Representatives of Pennsyl-
wanna, at their last session, BY an almost
unanimous vote, expressed the opinion that
slavery within the District Of Columbia ought
to be abolished; AS M
Numerous petitions from, various parts Of
the Union, have been presented to Congress,
praying for the revision q fh(1olEs ~ respect
to slavery, and the = 01Rs<
ry within ths.{1I coIulhbia;
A pslilied Rented 10 the last session
of ca IT, "a BY more than one thou
.sand Id tof the District, praying for
the gradunl abolition Of slavery therein;
:, And swHefeas, the ten miles square, contid-
ed TO- the exclusive legislation of Congress,
Ought, for the honor of this republican gov
eminent, and the interest OF the District, to
exhibit specimen Of pure and just laws
Be it resolved, That the Committee for the
Disre! Of Columbia BE- instructed , 70 fSse
tiiet n rssoect 70 slavery: ,hat they inquire
Into ne; Sj6pe .trde as IL eyis, sin, and Is cur.
l.ea on .n5cugn snsss,t'cs, N.Y. ma ', ny,
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vss = B. >
Nancy FRANKLIN. widow. Jane Franklin, 10.
II. Walker and wife Lucy Walker, Henry
Staples and wife Martha Susan, John Rob.
ert Franklin, minor. by his Guardian John
II. Walker, Isaac Pearce and wife Elizabeth
Nancy. James. NORTH and John. minors, By
their Guardian, John Hughes
TN obedience to an order made by the Coun-
i ty Court, at the August term, 1855, will,
on the 18th day Of September next, sell, ON
the premises. to the highest bidder for one
third cash in hand and the balance on six
and twelve months time. the following de.
scribed Tract of Land, to wit: Lying in Nc.
MINI county Tennessee. aud containing two
n Ia"d. q ss5s' I'1;Is Il:
Staples and others, known az -
Walker Farm. The purchaser VIII 81 "
quired to give bond and security for the bal
ance of the purchase money. and lien will
be retained till all is paid. Sold for the pur.
pose of paying the debts of said estate.
WIN. GEORGE, err County Court.
Aug 8, lS56-td-prs fee S9-4ll
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A PPRENrICE wANTED-A boy, 1910
N IS years OF age, wanted TO learn the Moulding
Business. Apply at the Athens Foundry. NfJufy is
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Petition to Sell Land.

Mary Jones, Laura Jones and Penelope Jones
by their guardian Nancy Fore, Elizabeth
Ann Keith by her guardian Alex. II. Keith,
vs.
r. c. Jackson and Joseph McCulley, Executors
Of EP. Irvine, deceased.
TN Pursuance Of an order made at the -.
Il gust term, 1856, of the County Courtfof
McMinn County. held at the Court boz in
Athens, on the 9th day Of said month will
on the 20th day Of September next the
premises, sell to the highest bidds one
fourth cash in hand. aud the ba on one
and two years time. with interao I'M date.
the following described trsets Land, In
Mcslinn County. Tennessee, 4 one tract
beginning At Stake. the nor corner Of
chip Range "a, weak n Han running
South one mild % ~ q Section IS,
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81 IS Frifes, amounting to-.-.......e9O4d0 =
The $4,000 Prizes Of es are determined By ~
Der which draws the ~, 000-if that number q -
an odd number, then every odd numbsf m ~ The
schems will be entitled 70 " n sn eve1 theA
every even number ticket n ne Eshsue tktltied
20 %. IN addition % my cther Pdn = ticket
fsschs.sss 1. bsyisk q esuss & n odd and
- - llssS 9, are even.
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:: Co.,; : J:
others. Thst e.d ss>llcnsl
one-,he me- ~ being reg'vded, = radical
abolition sgs'e ssiou upon NJ rights and in
stitutt6nssof the South.
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IOnhDSs 11etu IN
Stones Mantle Pieces an
Table TOPS,

4 LII persons who have unsettled accounts with us
"A prior to the LIST January, 49, requested TO call
and close the same. a. CLkAGE co,
Athsns Au0 q
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DIR. J.L. SENTER,

IAvING located In Athens, tenders his profession
II al services to the public. ONCE one door North
Abe State Bank. GAthens, Tenn, Aug Is56-tf-4I6
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n AND WARRANTS WANrED.-GEO
Ia BROWN, OF jacksonville, wishes to purchase Land
Warrants, and will give the highest cash price, AugiI
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-01
One of the Speeches.-Job Kolik was

One Of the Speeches.-Job Kolik was
one Of 'em on the stump. A double bar
relied throat, and lungs as large as two
bushel baskets enabled him to electrify his
constituents up to fighting point in less
time than it would take for Susquehanna
raft to 60 over Niagara Falls. His great
speech delivered in Bob Stubs ten acre
lot, was a crusher. For the sake Of pos.
terity we give an extraxt: "Fellow citi-
zens You might just as well try to dry
up the Atlantic ocean with broom straw,
or draw this ere stump from under my feet
with harnessed gadfly, as to convince
me that | amt gwine to be elected this
heat. My opponent don't stand chance !;
not sniff. Why, he amt as Intellectual
as common sized shad. Fellers, am a
hull team with two bull dogs under the
wagon and tar bucket-I am. Ifthar's
anybody this side Of whar the sun begins
to blister the earth that can wallop me, let
him show himself-I'm ready. Boys l
60 in for the American eagle-claws.
stars, stripes and all and may | burst my
everlastin' buttonholes, eff don't scratch.
gouge, knock down and drag out every
body as denies me-"
observation-disclosures
IL 1.At =
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-01

~It strikes us that there is 'sworld Of
wisdom" in the following quotation-brief
As it is: "Every school-boy knows that Z
kite would not fly unless it had string
tying it down. It is just 50 in life. The
man who is tied down by halca-dozen
blooming responsibilities, and their moth
er, will make bis her and stronger fight
than the bachelor who, having nothing to
keep him steady, is always laundering in
the mud. If you want to ascend in the
world, tie yourself to somebody"
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40IJMA CERES.

s1rds, Nighas.-What blessed things
1000, nights are. and what would the
S' - n without them! Those breath
w." .omspt. in the tramping march OF lite :
l;al. twilights in the broad and
.,.b glare Of noon when pale yester-
:. l.eted beautiful through the shadows
!, sc., .eh.nged" long ago. smile
= ''...,, j. tho hush; when one remembers
- 49, u Il bome," and the old fashioned
:. ..aths brother that died. and the little
49,. =. III VA. "transplanted.
81 s.,ud.y night. make people humane; set
-. l..t, to beating softly, As they used
;, 4. before he world turned them into
=, dn,p. I'd Jared them to pieces with
t,uoes.
+. hdesr closes with a crash; the
=. 4,..d vaults come to with = bang
:, ,otke shutters with will; click goes
i. b, in tie lock. 1t is Saturday night
lin business man breatbes free again.
uonev.rd ho! The door that has been
j, N the week gently closes behind him
j world is shut out.
Shm out | shut in rather. Here are
/. treasures after al, and no. the vault
-. The record in the old family bible
,d not In the bank.
Maybe you are bachelor, forty frosty.
Then poor fellow! Saturday night is
,o,hing to anybody. Geta wife blue-eyed
4 bl.ck.eyed, but above alltrue-eyed-g''
little sofa just to hold two or two-and.a'
aIf in it, Of Saturday night and then
naa this paragraph BY the light Of YOU
Wis eyes, and thank God and take
courage.
The dim and dusty shops are swept up
de hammer is thrown down, the apron j.
do6ed, sad labor hastens with q light steI
homevam.
4Satuday night" feebly murmurs the
Ansuiskisg. Is she turns YEARLY upon he1
ca,ch asnd there is another to come"
Saturday night At last !" Whisper
he weeping above the dying, "and it il
Sunday tomorrow and.to-morrow"
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-01

~ The Christian does not serve God
for happiness, but God BY sublime neces-
sity has attached happiness to his service.
Among the ranks Of his army goes the
command to rejoice-above il floats the
banner love. Felicity is the light which
rests over it Ill. From the helmets Of the
seraphim that light is flashed back in full
unclouded blaze, on Us Of the human race
who, as Isaac Taylor says beautifully,
..seem to stand almost on the extreme con-
fines Of happiness" its first rays arc even
now descending.-Bay1c.
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ScraPiana.

Goethe once complained that certain
writer ''put too much water in his ink
WHY'S a joiner less handsome than his
wife +? kaze he is deal-planner.
Why is vine like soldier7 Kaze it
is trained-has tendrils-and it shoots.
What is it that causes cold, cures a
cold, and pays the doctor! A draft.
Hobbs, the locksmith, has picked one Of
Banquo's CORY locks he did it with a
pick-axe. He is now at work on we'd
lock.
She that marries a man because he is a
i" good MATCH" must not be surprised if he
turns out ga Lucifer."
There is . lady in Boston who is habitu.
ally 80 sleepy that her curiosity cannot be
awakened.
Tho sieve through which the man
"strained every nerve" is for sale at half
the first cost.
A man in Kentucky was so enormously
big, that when he died it took two clergy
men and a boy to preach his funeral SER
mon.
The young lady who fell in love has
just been pulled out by the daring fellew
who successfully struggled with the world.
The way to make water taste better
than champage, is to eat salt fish about
six hours previous to imbibing it.
Why is a fly one Of the tallest insects
Because he stands over six feet without
shoes or stockings.
slave you read my last speech, ," said
a prosy orator the other day to friend.
Il hope so," was the satisfactory reply.
An acquaintance suggests the propriety
of changing the popular name needlewort,
to needless work.
A Western paper having stated that
Judge Douglass was man Of "loose
habits" Prentice replies that, on the con.
trary. he is often very slight"
The lassie that ''dropped her eyes to the
ground' last week, by the assistance Of a
derrick has hac them raised to their pro.
per position.
Hood says that artistic enthusiasm is
like turtle soup-for one quart Of real,
there are hogsheads Of false-and calve,
head in proportion.
A printer never ought to back out from
an "affair Of honor" because he is skilled
1 in the use Of shooting sticks.
"Oh, that my governor were seized with
Z remitt1nt fever !" is sometimes the
upiilial wish Of medical student.
1 The Boston Post says that new trials in
tho American courts, are to attorneys wha'
4 relapses are to physicians.