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AN ACRosTIC.

Curious thing it is indeed,
Hundred thousands chew weed
Egrcglous filthy-still how sweet;
with some guilds precious treat,
DO not think it--telI you why!
NO swine would chew it--wet or dry!
Great folks may eat it--but not |.
lis not an evil thing j know,
Only in your mouth to stow
but puff and burn me reason knows,
As well as put me up ones nose,
Cuts cross the grain--dear man fOrbear'
Chew'd, burnt and snuff'd, l do declare,
Ons Is too mueh-but thrse--O dear.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-11-02
From the Eastern Clarion.
TO MISS A.K1sR#R

10 MISS A&kEERHR
Let not that noble polished brow,
untarnshed yet with grief or care,
Cloud with naughty scornful scrowl,
In an answer to lovers prayer.
Nor let those lips of rosy hue,
Disdainful speak that word ADIEu!
And drive inc to dspair.
Fut let that brow serencly bland,
And those bright orbs with love expand,
Nor cease to wave thy magic wand,
Kind fair one, DER my heart
Smile and bid Cupid's piercing brand
10 cease, no moro to smart
Oh! lovely fair one, cheer thy gloom,
Nor seal your lovers early doom.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-11-02

COMMERCIAL EPoRrER.-We have reed
The lst and 2nd Nos Of a paper published
at Commerce, Mi, by John LAWNS, Esq.
The Reporter is got up with taste and tai
ent, and does much credit to the young
cityof Commerce. We wish it great sue
cess.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-11-02

]. c. PARTRIDGE, Eso.-We are sorry to
see the name of this gentlemen recorded
as one Of the victims Of Yellow Fever in
Natchez.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-11-02

FRosT. We have had smart frost
which remained visible Yesterday NOR
ming long after the sun rose.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-11-02
PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN EBUEsEN
VICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD M. JOHNSON.
R. j. w AK

The election in Ohio is over, and has
resulted in sending % democrats to the
State senate, and ii wings; and TO the
House Of representatives, a. Democrats
% wings. Democratic majority 40 on
joint ballot
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-11-02

John Walker and VIM. F. Cain we're
elected Justices of of the Peace, Isaiah
Cain, David Pemble, Jehu Wall, John
Adams and Erasmus CASTOR, members of
the Board of Police.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-11-02

SfMILIs SiMILI ADHERET.-Althoug
some of the "great wing family" repudiate
the doings and doctrines of the abolition
lists, still, abolitionism cleayes to the par
sy like the leprosy Naaman. The reason
is very obvious, they act from the same
principles, passions and impulses. The
Cincinnati Gazette, a ,oi;g paper says
"he AbolhioRists here lin Cincinnali,l and
elsewhere, are nearly all srhigs," and that
they are "areakening themselves BY trying
to driUe them from that party" The fol-
lowing, extracted from an article in the
Louisianian, throws further light on this
dark subject
fThe following paragraph in the 'aSmi |.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-11-02

NoDLE.--ln the Free Trader" of the
seth ult. we see an article headed Doc
tor Cartwright, of whom that journal
says; "This gentleman, long medical
practitioner in our city, has returned from
his temporary residence on the guii, and
will now attend TO the calls Of his friends
during the present distressing epidemic.
This is noble in one under no moral or pc
cunlary obligation to do any more for
the distressed and sick of Natchez than
any other person-IIe having long since
retired from the practice Of medicine as u
means Of support,
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-11-02

GEN. A. q. BRowN.-This gentleman
delivered an address in the court house in
this place on the 4th. 1t was the last
time, he said, he could address the people
before the election, and closed the cam
paign. GEN. b, sustained his high repu-
tation as public speaker. He discussed
in clear, iorcible manner, some Of the
dividing questions that separate the two
political parties of the day, and was lis
tened to by a large portion of our most
respectable citizens of both parties. He
was severe but gentlemanly; all were
pleased except few who went to hear him
determined not to be pleased; they arc
bound by fleaments that do no, sever
lightly His fine personal appearance ad-
ded TO mind well endowed BY nature.
emlnently qualities him for public speak
er, and the Office for which he has been
canyassing and is now, no doubt, elected
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-11-02

The following is the result of the Elec-
ton in Wilkinson county.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ON THE IRISH HUMOR.


From an article in The April number of The
London Westminster Repiew on Irish HUI
NOR and Pathos.
Not long ago we expressed our sympathy
for an old Irish woman-old and very poor
who, in addition to other misfortunes, had
lately lost her teeth "Time for me to lose
M" she replied, ",ohen Tee nothing for EN-
to do" This is IRISH HUMOR-a def
ton in an anecdote 1t arrives most rapidly
at a conclusion by the pleasamest road it
accomplishes purpose without a useless ex-
penditure Of words; it is epigrammatic and
vet comprehensive it is ambiguous, and
yet easily understood; it is picture as well
as speech it tckles the ear, animates the
fancy, and indirectly flatters an auditor by en-
aiding him to compliment his own quickness
Of apprehension in taking in the full meaning
Of the words. Like every thing else that is
Irish, it is peculiar; it is not pun, joke, or
quiz it is unstudied it comes nnsearched
for, and uncalled for; it has an air Of sim
plicity, and yet simplicity is not its character;
it belongs more to the mind than to the
tongue, and more to the heart than to either
TO relish Irish humor, it is almost necessary
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racy perfection. The words Of the Irish
speaker are always illustrated, explained,
and commented upon by his looks; his merry
eye winks without an effort: there is both
shyness and slyness in his leer the muscles
of his mouth agitate that expressive feature
into almost smile his very frame partakes
of the drollery Of his countenance; he lounges
against the door-post Of his cabin one foo,
rests upon the instep Of another; there is a
mingle Of entire ease, and more than half i'm.
pudence, in the loose tie Of neckerchief and
set of his " ea'obcen," and when he has ut
tered humorous sentence, the indescribable
twist fhis shoulders (the Irish substitute for
the Englshman's moderate, and the French
mans immoderate shrug,) is at once irresisti-
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not worth half a iarthing, 20 ye. IFS falling 10
pieces but its more to me, homeless as am,
than thousands lis nothing but a kish, but
my eldest boy--he, thank God, that's not 10
the fore to see his fathers poverty this day
he slept in L many long night, when the eyes
Of his little sister had not gone among the
bright stars Of Heaven. but were here to watch
over him its nothing but kish--yet many a
day, in the midst ofmy slavery, have and my
wife, and five rs beautiful children as ever
stirred mans heart in his bosom, sat around
il and eat the praytie and salt out Of il, fresh
and wholesome whin had my six bless
ings 10 look on, its little cared for the slave
ry a poor Irishman's born to; its nothing but
kish, but its been with me full. and its been
with me empty, for many long year, and its
used to met knows my troubles---for, since
the bed was sould from under us, for the last
gale, what else had we to keep our heads from
the could earth! For the love Of The Almighty
God, have mercy on poor, weak, houseless
man; don't take the last dumb thing he cares for
sure its nothing but kish!" No matter for
the insignifcance Of the object, the pathos Of
this is felt at once. 1t is hardly necessary 10
describe the scene Of the actors therein-the
words carry their own meaning with them.
The trust Of the poor Irish in the protecting
care Of the Almighty is upermost in all their
troubles: their faith in his wisdom is never
shaken. When tried 10 manner that would
drive Frenchman to his charcoal, and an
Englishman to the river or the rope, we have
seen the ,Paddy's eyes-eyes that have ceased
to feel the luxury oftears-uplifted to Heaven,
and heard him murmur, swell, to be sure,
His will be done! He sent the sore trouble
on US, but His will be done!'
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