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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

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y I've Ass~Al ssa.ss rsvsrS = sasred = suy psr.:s
she cen surgAs Der n gwsg sveot sssuens on pssA
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n V @s uss venAerAi srqesseh = As vsrIA ov tAaa
10 dsassies wss .ss sl.ss E~a .Sess.s m.s s,~si
AZ q sdwtnsuy s.vss = ksrsps m boz IA
~ Wsress 4 y.r sisrc Sssssd We s.ss 70. 70 10
~sissri 81 - sss r..s seE s ,sss ssas ~
viii 49, ssv ne hhsre-s Il sbssa A.<s snd rslAssna
sod vn el 30 ~. an We ssnesrns = ~ Nat res
aoi samissd 70 Bros.ns srsst scar colombia
f,IAIavovArcH MIS-. SEYMOUR re apRrvo
" sweet few dssrs wca - Broadway Me NEST succrw
MI medical Ard huness cssvveyant IN A-~rica All As
discovered ssd cv~d cvrsrle s~cng siv,ce on
business, sbscs fcsA ks. asS ss3isacsn In ali
f'ABp.-NADANE pRRwBrER RETURNS THANKS
" u her friends and patrons ard say that a-~ the
trssrde both IN ths CITY and rhadephs Who have
utd her with entire satsfsson she feels confident that In
z, :" s..p ~ s 10. 10
Sb> will ne fstu-e hrsband and
~ Of hm v~s,xs SO Bs~ey, be.~ces Fourth and
Ftflh srcea
CyIATRvOYANCF-M HAYES. THAT CRTEBR ATFD
srSysnt p1ver he dsiy curing Imperfect sight deaf.
nj Hopeless opvehs coe~unscu, dvspeo~s, heart d
e. iver conoissss e~vei csscers -crofuls paralysis
-.,,sasS P.ssssnce i7s Grand s,sccs, sew YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

n, VtrA swGARs.- VIEW CR0r, nv THE 100 on
~ &C; Cabsnas Figaro Rcga Britannica oorchas. r..
:, q, other brands pw for c>sh. cole Importer Union
s1uS. ". r, ROGERS, iH Maiden lane, second hcor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

" Q. JOHNSON, LADIES ruysI1Ar, CuaEs ALL
N. d~eascs sp< al dersnesments 90
strucons BY medical surgical ream<nt Roou~
provided during Illness when required Once 40 wsy
MtosrM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

UGTION NoTICE-FURs FURs &c-THTs DAY,
"A Friday at l0L O'Clock. SAMUEL OsG0OD 4 co !,
Aaeioneers win SELL at Nassau street. large stock Of
mink sable real son. maren Russian fitch, squirrel and
other fancy furs manufactured in tAmas capas half capes
ycoriBes NUTS cuffs boas gloves collars coats robes &C.
Sale positive, rain or shire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12
III ]. Leeds, AUcrIoNEER- ExTENsIyK SALE OF

IL as ,Is s'ss@s: 'ss.n. b asui sss 81
fa f.s.nSe s on dis dss. Deaens.s "a :, TO- seocs
The furnilurs soa.,s y ne Ps,,ors q splsnaa pe.,
spd cover veive. esrpss satin damssE and ace cur
4s. s :s ~ sssf' sr a s.1s s,
s s"s n = e. sss y u: s
hon ]h,,s sss.ny ssrvsa rO,s.SSa s,sS.rss wh pI,,
:ssss,ss sssss.:s p
sssSt ssyrss and Drsdsa cs,us vases With Sssaa col
Ha'Sih s
sears wasbsards and comnore. ali 70 match smous win
.hs,. ssss. FOL sn Of 1as
hss elegant ssI.eo dining sses s y ""
susy .ad White Sls.r ware elegant dinne- pearl
ra bao as s s s.s sofa s sS ,ss.
esvps marble hall stand sevss, a. Oar ard stage
required o. an pqrcsss.r: ,nd 2. GOD. . b rrnoycd Tn
81 contain; ali he modsrn Improvements.
vTErRv r BERrs, JR, AUcrrosEEr, WILL sEta.
II on hi. DAY. Dee ~ = 10y. esoss :. No ss Pine
rross,,ss and provsoas remaining oOs previous ss
comprising One ard bl.cs i.s sour butter
scrs.,. No " >. s:ssu.d z. ~ ,ss ,ss%s
s sssa =" % rsrD e / SGrsk DsSs, ssa,d Z
II n. LsRps AucuosExn.-sr n. n LEEDS 4
IL 60 Sturdy Pee Z 4 lo ss,o,s !. ~ ;s.s !.
q sale ccsr q brussels and v.lvcs carpe-
sr.is q .. ewRcs % Gibbs %.hssa.y sss es.s ys
recery snd hos kcsse pier end mssie glasses hre
s 90 saa
ct q ssa ,se % s cost "a q. . ).
e.; s ssso' yss s ~ E s.ss e. ,ss ga.
@ .s sss sa.s s s 40 so.r 40 a ss. - cs
Dup9y %. s.ssdy. The s..esco priva,e suy.- -
s-str spd I must Be sofa wilsos, reserve
JYARpwARB AUCTION NoTrcE--JoHs y. VAN
II AsTwhRP yii sci ~. day, I,'d.y De, ~ q .sn
ivory tnvrs and crs bo.e sns sei 10, spring s.ty
&c, Sc. caslosues now rcady.
III Ifs Jay q lo. O'Clock, ., 81 Dsy ,,.es. eere- o.
sniye. ard forss MUS inksAnds, hshss samsrs,
'''''''' 3GfHf s s'isf s ss
n ,. wATDRos kUcrIoSEsR- CHINA Tpys AyD
reesa g9rse.n H c g ss s.yes. ' T, IT, y.
fris.y = 70 oslgss =? ss : vel, .s,orea s.csrscd
isss,a a. psn sdms,eh beses as,,o coes u, and carl
hastss csndeseks pitchers sugar snd jewel stands
sTase a common ware coois ssrsfuii, r,psesed Ter
shipping
M. bis furniture q ~ day D.cemser " ~ los oioct,
Al . Wee, Tsen'ye srs,t ocus'ng 70 ps 81 sscganl
rerte end rer tables <s sud fancy DO ros.w,,d serrr
ins III paintings rnari cocss prousc and eSina
~ al ne house french and oh ses, oss . %
iresses feather beds bsntes kc marble top PLAIN
,sf.. msioespy and rosewood esss siscs walnut wspd
os and S s.q u p,al on. ~.
glassware; ivory co,lery &c, &C. sale rain or shne.
ID .. KELLY, AucTIoNEgR, WILL SILL rurs D AT,
sp sweet BrSosss corssiss q ocsss sss~s dress gods
bsbl nens table clo,h' srosdc'oths sains &c. n
DIsros. JEWEL RY, .rCy GOODS, 80. At AuCrTo
WY ane,io Sr .i sell on Saturday; Deem er
ies e-sry, comprising pins rinr. brooches uds I'll c'
s sss v. sss %. q nc s !.. .ss.
ssrd. I've .as of ch.mssr furn,gre ae An,
e. sss plans. slightly ussd cost ESQ also one plain ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12
UTsNOs JEwF1 RY .NCY GOODS 40. AT AuCrrO :

VDTH NfN, JEWEL Hf, v AFUY UUUTf1, 10. At NVUTTO
II wRAy auctsoneer win sell On Saturday Deccn YER
IS At lo O'Clock Al 634 Broadway the bal ,nce ~ of
rich e-ery, eomprisinf pins rings brooches studs eli
setve buttons hcte gold and silver pencil cases ms
sards elegant sniis of chamber furniture &e Ah,
vi sciccs vf be acd richly carved rosewood
tave plane slehtly used, cost &So also plain
even octave ditto The whole will positively be seh b.
Z NJ reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

EDWARD sCHEyCK, AUCTIoSEER.-sIGNoR VITO
~ WINS great magnificent sstuary marble peran
8c.-EDw.ED scHENok co win sell At sucuon !, their
SO Nassau street. this day, rdAyl the 18th inst
Of statusry parian aabasse
china and silver plated clocks &c offered In Mis-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

TTRACTIvE AUCTION SALES WILL TAKE PLACE
"A this morning ut l0 O'clock at 70 Nassau street. by
1uElB MORRILL,, Auconeer being various invoices OF
fancy goods ewery frnurs 10 extensive variety oil paint
sAasers This day previous 10 N viii be sold by auction, IN
AVOID waite Of time bargains guaranteed and articles
wsrantedladies furs gentemens coats boys cocAotars
&c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

rREAr CuRIOsrTy-Jusr RECEIVED nv STEAM.
" ship Ara psctsge Of The native French oyster
depot N North Ncore Tboee cuons
70 some q the hvsve tribe from foreign land are m
yted 10 call and examine them. y. HEDGES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

DRIvATE CONsULTArfow-rR. WATSON HAS ron
Along Of years ~eu~ed sr~ou W a,sesses AZ
cersn class IN which he sss se.isx i,ss han twenty
without instance ~ Tho remedies
MIDI asd there Il ntsrupusn business or change OF
diet Dr. Watson 10 In constant sstenlance from IN IL
80 waher street few doors wcst 81 brSsdwsy The con
sulfing rooms are separate. Nm WATSON ND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

NEW LUNCH ROOM FOR WALL STREET.
"A AT 10 water s;rec< Wall
RrCHARDsog's Eiizabesha1 ale lunch room n suppued
with cold csson IN the city fresh morning.
home made pies sausage rolls 10. Alcs wines sprs
q he best quality Give me call and get sausage roll
ard eass Of ale for 10 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

NoH5TABLE'S sALE.-A. NJ. CRISTAI.AR, AUCTION
~ eer e Bow.ry will sell this day, at l0 o'ccos at IL
Division street the en- tire stock of millinery store
prisinR snk, straw and Lerhorn hats trimmings s8
d . number Of other articles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

IN Winter srrpngerssus
Ecmms1cins Monday. nev. Z ks6 yhrss sszy waiss y
rsre q 70 tom New TEA 10 Aibany. Leave rev yc~s
- pliows rsm satcn corner II White End Centre arees-
oernsi Railroad snd Nesth~n lrsinq
$40 A. n, mail sain ruxIne 1irssQx ArsSrh vtns~s
hsnee cfsars sstfsnssDQo1 }AsHAm Pow Ss.nsrs ~
ne Western rssn ~ Pius6su svtH AG.rns a - -
.nPM ssgrs. rpunsne directly Arsusn v,.Ao-l sA.sr,
Wesi Retaining leave Albany -
e1bA M ua1 tram for New york AkNrL
loxsA NJ. express, without chan~~ OF carn
kmP ~. erpfe>4 wtn6nt change Of cAr~
Ickes be ebta,ned and bAggsee ehecked a a. o~s a
BE Western Hsi'rosd, Albany ~ Il WAS Al Co.,
errcmA " twenty ssrA street spd rcurA Avenue vev
Hs' " 0AURnuk ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

DyREsPT0RY SALE OF HIGH COST INDIA CASH
II mere shfw wis -HAGGERrY, JONES 90. will sal 90
Dec ~ Mi O'Clock, at ms Broadway a large
manes Of all csose and widths OF VIII
BY the single shawl The shaws viii exhibited ruessay
he 10th the day before the sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12
w LILLIAN TOPPING. AUCTIONEER- :
w WILIIAH TOPPING CO. viii sell At their auction

w WILIIAM TOPPING co. win sel at their auction
room 90 Broadway Friday next at the largest and
beet lot Of gold aud silver watches offered the trade In
this country being consignment Of the finest Geneva
made goods received by the consisting Of ladies' gold
bunting watches of every description anchor movements
without cases; silver chr lephes and boys hunting
keepers double time Independent second watches for timing
horses chrenomeer. duplex and straight escapemen
watches OF the most favorably makers OF deneya
Liverpool. Without reserve cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

~ Remsen Dngees old store, 2A AMI o5 sixth avenue
OF stock m be elcscd without and
esee,s Of price sales each day, from Monday Dec "a
ssurday ISh II 10 A. N. and ZIP. H. Foods win be sold BY
De pIsyked y. q. QUITS, Agent
o. WARRrr Aucioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

ID j. KELLY AuCTIoNEER, Will. SILL. rms DAY
aten O'clock the entire stock q dry goods q sot Full
sstrig Of olnaks sssvs dress goods
btans linens table cloths srcsdc,ohs sanets &C. IN
80 suit purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

a USTKALIA PIUNEEK LINE ESTABLISHED IEdd
~ Carrying the United states mails
sailirg regularly the day advertioed.
The well Known and fire clipper ship
bussAR, III tons register,
Arthur, master,
VIII succeed the KIM all ready receive
cargo and at very lew rates of freight
Tsrfreght phssage apply ~
erbt bills FIR sale and cash advances made sossign-
Con sgneee Australia Messrs Wilkinson, Brothers
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

A LECTURE WILL Br DELIVERED NJ
IA sOHN MIrCuElf,
Attic Tabernacle on Friday cvepinA, VIC n
ereJrer-" PonwIgs frrIUg~cN'
1ictes nc. I'd body Of the hall 50c 10 be M
HALLS music stove Broadway Dunigsns f5i Fulton
Hsvefty ITO Fulton rrees the Offices of irish
end rish american Doors opea Al O'Clock Lecture
nence stA
CtRNAN LECTURES -THE FIRST LRrrUaE or
~ this course WI be delivered by Mr.. Kspp on Friday
uir a. pte-mbcr ~ 81 O'Clock ~ Clinton Hail. Aston
place No. g. ebuie-9ernsns 10 he American Revo
inlon; let General Won steubcn-
n A. BRowrsoN, L. Z. n, WILL DEtrvEa THE
W. second Of be II lectures The ChAractecs
NsSern Civilization At Hepe Chapel Tis Broadway this
friday evening dec. ~ O'Clock, r ~ Doors open
IA O'Clock The third sod hst lecture WEDNESDAY De-
cember IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

ONLY LINE WITH SCRH CONNECTION TRANSIT
" 100 miles shorter than cher and erposore
10 river navigsion States mail line -fy pounds n
tree 10 eents per pourd -Four hours
from 70 BY Panama Railroad through 70 Dali.
fcrna via Panama Railroad The United ststss Nail steam
shp Company viii dcspstcs for sinw all Saturday Dec
b. at o'clock +. precisely, rom pier soo Of Warren
street. North river, the well known and fast steamship
6EoRoE Law. GsP. VIM L Herrdoo. y sk rss-ea
II Panama wrh The Psrdc NAH Steamship CompA
magnificent steamship GOLDEN GATE, X. 4. Whiting,
commander which viii be N readiness and leave mmeise
~ for tan Frsncisco.
1he public Informed the Pacific Mall St.smship
Company al have steamers lying
Panama eady for avoid possible detention Of
senrsrs malls.
Fcr pssssse apply 70 W RAYMOND a. hr oaly once
Of the Ompanses III West street. corner Of Warren street
New York
Regular United sss,es mail steamer days 9Th and sh Of
each month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

L,oR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHsosD
Tbs tpted STATES mail steamship ROANOKE, CAPTAIN
snper VIII fer W. shove places on saturday AsrDoo
18Th met, al O'Clock, from pier NO ID Worth river FIN
Wednesday steamer u tbs nns s c,nnnei for ihe
Sr but enc VIII be despatched for The above pors svsv
Saturday. LUDLAM PI.EAsANTs. 81 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12
4 ssrerEE,s sALH OF READY MADE oLorHTNe AND

A ssI0REES SALE OF RE ADY MADE CLOTHING AND
n piece goods "A. N CRlsTALAR AuctisneeP Is Bowery,
win selon Monday, 18th inst 1t lo1 o'clock large assor
ent Of the above goods comprising dress ock sack and
svcresats cashmere doestin cloth AMI sasnst pants Of
tyes and patterns silk satin velvet and cloth
Epgsh French broadceths cassmeres satine doe
skins l sans tanors trimmings hsndkerohiss
under shirts drawers hose Ac &C. BY order Of the
sgnees Also pieces Of aud pilot cloths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

. urrroN NorICE-THos. BELL AUCrIONEER.-
"A ny kkiU BUSH This day, at l01a o'clock at No IL
ksyh william srs,t, will sell quantity OF furniture con-
ro:lsrs carpets glasses cooking and other stoves
ws win sell tep marble Eepes good order also several
nr rate watches and 70 psy invoice Of brandy
hquore teas &C. &c Friday, ~ l0ls o'clock the
sceh Of shoe store mems womens and chdrens CATERS
ukexa Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

w r. MELLoR, AuCTTowNER-ruas AT AUCTION.
Nv ihls day. Dec Y st12 O'Clock s .aeuocm. - and Is
Parf row, consisting OF large variety n ladies'
tefr part Of the stock of broadway dealer and
The attention Of ladies' Catalogues morning OF sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12
COUNTING ROOMS FOR THE

The OF instruction In these most osmpls
sd effective course OF practice, under the adverssr
stani supervisor Circulars with full parcuarA
cation O. O. MARSH, Accountant
Appletons building Broadvay NJ ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

IIErRy n. HERrs, JR, AUCrIorEEr WILL skill.
hi. day. Dee IL 81 i0b O'Clock nj No. ca Pine
of The skcf the ssre balance II
and remsnins uosd from previous sale
Comprising green ard black tsas sugsrr hour butter,
soap, candles indigo zines hquos Havans
all the roodn uDcau.d for by The former
order Il FRED I. vULyE Dcps.y Shwsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

!. uorIoN NOTICE BoGAR r, AUCrIONEER by
IA 8 SOC ART1hh day. at II o'clock a. Nc ~ ana "A
1raptfs street Copsables sale Al me right title ana IN
,srsst Of George Cook OF in and I e. Prnung
s 49, A. AuGUST1N JOHNSON Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

w 4. kEfLOR, AUCTroNEER-BY W g. MELTog :
hs say Dee II ct ~ O'clock Al ssesroorns Nos Is sad
10 Park will be sold. 10 Afvances
case pianocr,e- one o. which cost 500 made by W
Lirdenxn son, of New York double round corners viii
tso OF moulding and fully
three oer rich toned Instruments be sold positively
above Oar be viewed previous 70 sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

NJ s. HELL0R AUCTIONBBR-CHofCEO OIL PAINT.
w Ars and French plate mirrors this DAY
Dee II los O'Clock 9, ssle~snms - and Us Park
sing cf N oil paintings BY 4. @. Coates which
valued at $50; re 30 by As with rich .rne about
rns sire o,l paintings Ia about Frenh
plate mirrors various suitable for the or COUNTRY
usde Also win be cold several fur robes
pay advances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

UuDeeE Mvn9 RAnEoAD.-&0oM HoyE,mHz 4
II lxS Ne tshns III issvs .asresQ srsd afscs o.
gFset, 80 - for PosghAespsss 4. 4 ssdi ana Sal
@Pn me rYsnkeep.s, ans nns - Pe-hanl sans
Sep = We ws sAnsss PsrrssN sken - 0tsrbera d
.rvs rrsy |. s. I'd nis A. and A;g r. r.. sn1 Kss
A. - sNrrH, Aup~tnscnds~s
I AND BpuTE NEW yoRR TO PRovTpsSCe. eT-
IL TN and sfer Des H. 1896 trssf~ ~ the rr.vt
ydsnce bartfayd and rshkf Railroad leave Nsrr,-S
@ aroyidencs en- The bs Mriysl there q he empress
Hartford and epripgs Railroads. which leave NJ Ysrs ~
"a and sf. ", respectively. AsaBBRNER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

MADAME AUGUSTUS DANCING ACADEMY, NOW
AVA open al her coumedious private dwelling No. II Bed
street. and In Brooklyn ~ Clinton street. Days In New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

CUTToN A CO.'S DEsP ATCH LINE FoR SAN FRAN
- cisco sailing regularly aid positively On 81 before As
day advertised. Clipper OF Saturday, 10Th December oA--
The famous and cslsbrssed sspper ship sEPoRraR
Howss receiving her pier ~ kAs
river and u pokvely sail above This favorite ship haa
made but pssge TO r.nosso performing the same
besh the whole clipper fleet sailing the
Shippers DESTROYS Of landing hsir 81 One earliest ps.
BILE rood order viii nnd the Reporter unequAlis1
EBi ships OF this line take freight arer her Adysr
tixed dsv. SUTTON Co 90 soulh street. OF Wal.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-11
WASHING TON. Dec. Al

In the U. S. Senate today, the Presidents
Message was read Mr.. Clayton expressed
his appreciation of the ground taken in re-
gard to our relations with Great Britain con-
corning Central America, and said that he
was in favor of insisting upon the American
construction Of the Clayton Bulwer treaty.
Mr. Cass said the honor of the country de-
handed that we should insist upon our
Interpretation Of the treaty. Messrs. Weller
aud Seward took the same ground, and
nil were rendy to support The Monroe doe
trne, should an emergency require such
n course of action. Matters look rather
hostile.
The receipt Of the Message by the Senate
fell like an earthquake npon the Horse, none
having the least suspicion that it would be
sert A very exciting debate ensued, which
terminated in refusal to receive it on
part of the House. There was ballot for
Speaker, md the House adjourned until
Thursday.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-11

Hon. Mr.. VALH-AB American represen.
tative in Congress from one Of the New York
Districts, has published communication in
the National Organ, which closes with the
following declaration: .... .... .
"Had been in the last Congress, ] should
not have voted for the Kansas Nebraska bill.
In this Congress, il the question is brought
to vote shall answer No, on n PROPOSE.
tion to restore the Missouri line. Upon the
question OF slavery, have nothing 10 say
IL is recognised in the Constitution as m
existing institution, and the rights of the
owners are protected. II is represented in
the popular branch of the National Legisa.
ture, and where it is leave it, with a firm
conviction that Congress has no rightful au-
thority whatever TO make it subject Of log
isiation. II has thus far only proved net.
tie to sting those VINO handle it and, in some
cases, stepping stone to ambitious but I'M
scrupulous demagogues. at must need be
that offences come, but wo TO those by whom
they do come"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-11
THE CInVEN EOOT-

professionalism j. DANGEROUS 10 the country.
All who love truth and Sustain right must
seek tht eonnterbalancing power to disunion
IN The Caiholic population Of the country
Freemdn's Journal
To which the New York Mirror rcplies:-
"Romanism grows daily boldcr. hisaIways
meek and quiet until it gains sufficient
strength to put on brazcn front, and show
the cloven foot. II is the nature of evil TO
develop itself wnrily. By steathy approach
es, it makes its fatal spring in an unguarded
moment, and then mocss at the misfortune
Of its victim. Thus Romanism has taken
advantage Of our hospitality, and requites
with the basest ingratitnde the generous well
come it has received in Protestant America
II is not long since Bishop Hughes advised us
to apack up and be Off" and leave the land
which was wrested 10y our ancestors from the
tyranny of the old world, to the future dom.
nation of Catholic aliens. Now we are told
that the only safety TO the Union lies in our
Catholic population--that Professionalism is
dangerous to the country, and can no longer
be trusted with the free government which
was founded by the patriotism of our
fathers.
All our traditions, our antecedcnts, our his.
tory, from tho Ianding of the Pilgrims on
Plymouth Rock in 1920, proceed from the
free spirit which Professionalism introduced
into the world; and our institutions, 50 nd.
mred, so cherished, so sought after by the
oppressed of all lands, are deeply mbued
with the religion to which they owe their
origin. What mockery, then, to charge
that professionalism is dangerous TO the coun-
tryp .-..........
Are we to be taught The rudiments Of re.
publicanism by the ignorant slaves of the
Pope' Are we to be admonished Of the value
of the Union by the minions of hierarchical
tyranny which has no parallel in the history
OF the world! Romanism Injuries its own
cause, and only hastens the day of its signal
downfall, by prosuming to dictate to the de-
scendants of the American revolutionary
striving to impose its iIiberal tenpts on the
free institutions of the only Republic worthy
of the name, on the face of the EARTH .,
We have little to fear, however, from this
enemy Of our liberties Professionalism will be
able to hold its own in this country, against
all the wiies of Popery. Freedom, civil and
rpllninna hna n MOI nj t., a
star and stripes, and neither the Vaccinations
of the Papacy, or the enmity of foreign des-
potism, can supplant il in the hearts of the
American people. Professionalism is only dan
gerous to the pretensions of that crippled
hierarchy, which blasphemously arrogates
to itself the holy attributes of Deity, and
binds in the grossest darkness the minds of
its W orshippers.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-11
Washington, December 81, 1855.

PLAIN TALK FOR THE LADIEs.-The Yves
tern editors are certainly very free speaking
individuals, and their rhetoric, like the bowie
knives of some of them, is sharp and tothe
point. One of them, speaking of low neck
ed dresses and short sleeves, says:
The prevailing fashion among the ladies,
which transposes nm angel into model ar
list, is universally detested by every gentle
man whose good opinion lady should desire.
1t hunts the finer feelings Of both sexes,
and is disadvantage TO the other. A round,
plump white arm is beautiful, and NAV be nd
mired with NIL propriciy; but IN arm shaped
like three cornered file, with red elbows, is
not beautiful, and in competition with n
Spanish garrole would stand no chance OF
being elected TO ones neck. A white round
neck, with an alabaster base haIconccaled by
II coqueiish collar, is the most bewitching
sight in the world; but large expanse of
bony shoulders, painted like n patent ham,
with its contiguous unprotected territory. has
about as many attractions as newly painted
windsor chair.