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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI OK
TIBBEHA COUNT Y
David Wallis
William E. Newell,
James Wallis, IL Attachment for
John Wallis, $3.50 90
No. 452 VS..
Isaiah Wallace,
Returnable to November Term, 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ above attachment was issued at the
suit of the said plaintiffs against the said
defendant for the sum aforesaid, and has
been returned executed, and is now pen
ding and undetermined in the circuit court
Of Oktibbeha County and that unless the
said defendant shall appear on or before
the fourth Monday after the fourth Mon
day ofOctober, A. D. 1910, being the
first day of the Circuit Court of the coun-
ty aforesaid, give special bail and plead,
Judgment will be entered against him, and
the property attached will be sold to salts
fly the plaintiffs demands.
Witness, Elijah Bardwell clerk Of said
court. This the 10Th day of October
1910.
ELIJAH BARDWELL, Clerk:
saw Prs. fee 81 50.
| THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI; OK.
TIBBEHA COUNTY.
Wm' N. MckelIer( At ssdsa It. for
Roscow Cole.
RetUrnable to November Term, 1910
NOTICE is hereby given that thu
LIN above attachment was issued a
, the suit of tie said p'aintiff against the sait
defendant for the sum aforesaid, and ha
been returned duly executed, and is now
pending and undetermined in the circui
: court of Oktbbeha county, and that TIN
! less the said defendan! shall appear on o
before the fourth Monday after the fourt
Monday of October, A. D. 1910, bein
: the first day of the Circuit Court of tn
county aforesaid, give special bail an
u plead, judgment win be entered agains
i him, and the property attached will b
!. sold 10 satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
J, Witness, Elijah Bardwell, Clerk Of sal
. court. This the 18th day of October
:. 1910.
ELIJAH BARDWELL, Clerk.
Il saw Prs. fee 81
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12
The State of Mississippi, !
Lotcndes County.

Lo,mdes County.
Probate Court, Sep
TENDER Term, 1910.
To all persons interested in the Red, |
Estate of Thomas r. Witherspoon late Of
Lopndes County decd.
VOU are hereby cited to appear be-
fore the Probate Court of said
County Of Lowndes. at the Court House
thereof, on the first Monday of December
next, 1910, then and there TO show cause
if any you can, why the following Lands
the property of the estate of said Thomas
In. Witherspoon: To wit:
North east quarter, and east half south
east quarter, and east half south west quar-
tor, and west half south east quarter of
section number seven, in township num-
Der seventeen west, Range number eigh-
teen east. Also north west quarter and
west half north east quarter and east half
north east quarter dissection number eight.
Also, east half north west quarter. and
vest half north east quarter section num-
Der seventeen, Also, east half south west
quarter of section number twelve, also
east half south east quarter of section
number FIVE, also, west half south west
quarter of section number four, all In
Township number seventeen west, range
eighteen east, containing 1850 acres more
or less,-should not be sold according to
the prayer ofthe petition Of Margaret J.
Witherspnon, administrators, to pay the
} debts Of said estate, and further 10 do and
suffer such things as shall be considered
Of, and ordered by the said Court in the
premises,
Witness, Thomas Sampson Esq. Judge
ofthe Probate Court of Lowndes County
at theCourt House aforesaid, the first Mon
D day of September, A. D. 1910:
r Issued, the 10th day Sept. A, D. 1640
: Attest, WIN T. FULLER,
!, Clerk.
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DISSOLUTION.

HyHE Copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, in the prac-
t,ce Of Law, was dissolved by consent OF both
on the 10th uItimo. The unfinished business Of
said firm viii receive the attention OF E. L
Acee.
Those who owe US viii please call and pay,
az Il IS necessary that the affairs Of the firm
he settled. If the firm owes anything it viii
h nsid mon being presented to either Of rs.
ERASMUS L. ACEE.
PRYOR NJ. GRANT.
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Oh-
TIBBEHA COUNTY.
Perkins & Gillespie } Attachment for
No 45Ovs. $74 A.
Lavender S. WilkinsS
ReturnabLe to November Term, 1910.
NOTlCE is hereby given that the
IN above attachment was issued at the
suit of the said plaintiffs against the said
descendant for the sum aforesaid, and has
been returned executed by summonng F.
R. Gregory as garnlshee, and is now
pending and undetermined in the circuit
court of Oktibbeha county, and that un-
less the said defendant shall appear on or
before the fourth Monday after the fourth
Monday of October, A. D. 1910, being
the first day of the circuit court of the
county aforesaid, give special bail and
plead, judgment will be entered against
him by default, and the plaintiffs will be
allowed to proceed against the garnshee
for the amount of their demand, or SO muct
as he, the said garnishee may be indebted
to the said defendant.
Witness, Elijah Batdwell Clerk of sale
court. This the 18th day of October
1910.
ELIJAH BARDWELL, Clerk.
saw Prs. fee 81 so
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
10y virtue ola Deed oil Trust executed
ID by Fielding Oakley,to. me as Trus'
tee. datedthe eleventh of November, 1889,
and duly recorded in the Probate Clerks
Office of Ocktlbbeha County, and for the
purposes therein mentioned, the subscri
Der will proceed to sell at the Courthouse,
in the Town of Starksille, on Monday
the
7h day Of December; 1910,
the following Lands as described in said
Trust, to wit: the north west quarter of
section twenty one, township Nineteen,
north, of range, fourteen east. Also, the
north half of section twenty one, town.
ship nineteen, north, of Range, fourteen,
east.
Acting as Trustee, will convey TO the
purchaser or purchasers, such title as is
vested in me.
ELIJAH HOGAN,
Trustee.
Oct. 81, l54O.-tds. no, prf $12
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12

Office of the Columbus and TOmbigby)
Transportation Co., Columbus
Mi. 23d May 1910 }
ID esolred, that this Company will re-
u deem with Alabama funds their is
sues in circulation as follows: Notes of
the denomination of S. and under, from
and after the the 1st day of June A. D.
1910, of $40 from and after the lst day
of fully, Of $50, from and aferthe 1st day
of October, and of $50, and 500, from
and after the lst day of January lo4l.
By order Of the Board,
SAMUEL HOSMER, Cash:
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
TUST received and for sale, by
Cd GREENE HILL
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12
Office of the Columbus q Tou,biigby

Transportation Company:
CoIumBUs; August 10, 1s40.
4 T regular meeting of the Stockholders
II ofthis Company, the following resolutions
were adopted;
RESOLVED, That sealed proposals viii be
received by this Company until the first Mon
day in November, for furnishing said Company
with two first rate Steam Boats, No. l, adapted
in every respect for the navigation Of the
TombigBy river.
RESOLVED, further, That sealed proposals
viii be received until the time aforesaid, by
said Company for removing distractions out
of the Tombigby river from Columbus to the
State line. Also, forremoving Instructions out Of
the Noxubee river from the town Of Macon to
the State line. Extract from the minutes.
J. K. ALDRIDGE, Cash'f.
Allletters on either of the above subjects to
be addressed to the Cashier of said Company,
post paid. J.K. ALDRIDGE; Casb'r.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12

INSOLVENCY.
THE undersigned having been appointed
bv the honorable Probate Court of the
comfy of Noxubee; and State of Mississippi,
Commissioners of Insolvency on the Estate Of
William Cockrel, late Of said county; deceas-.
ed. Notice is hereby giventhat we viii attend
At the Office of Messrs. Smith and Jarnagin,
N Macon. on the first and third Mondays in
each month, until the first day of January.
ls4l. TO receive all claims that may be pre-
scented against said estate.
H. Ii. JARNAGIN,
JOHN B. ROBERTS,
GEO. X. D, McLELLAND.
Macon, Miss. June 10, 1910. 14t. prf SIS.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12

EsPEcTrULLy informs his friends thar
. he will continue the COMMITS
SION BUSINESS in this city as hereto
fore, and tenders them his services, Wit.
the assurance that every effort shall b..
used 10 merit a continuance of their favors,
Mobile, Sept. Isz0.-1 l0t prf SIS. s.
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ia ME PuRIIC

TVHE undersigned, citizens of Culum-
bus, in compliance with request
made to us by the Board of the Column
bus and Tombigby Transportation Com
pany of Mississippi, went to the office of
said Company, and on examination of the
books of said Company, 1t appeared from
their issue book, that the following was
their circulation
Amount of old issue now out
standing. S4,O29 10
Amount of new issue in the
hands of agents to advance
on cotton. 1886 90
Total, Sle,384 IS
We carefully exam.
ined and counted
the cash on hand
as shown TO US,
& found the same
to be as follows:
Specie, $1,257 81
Notes of Alabama
Banks 19,349 90
--$2o,606 81
Notes on the Mississippi Union
Bank, 1900 90
S21,e 81
WIN. ECKFORD,
G. HILL,
ANDREW A. KINCANNON,
JESSE SPEIGHT,
STEPHEN COOKE,
A. F. YOUNG,
JAMES JONES.
Columbus, Mi. Oct. IA, ls4O.-4-4w
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Edward Maxey,.

William Eckford, s. Willis ID. Clifton, }
vs..
Edward Maxey,s
Attachment for 1851 II.
Tn the Ciicuit Court, Of the County of
Itawamba. June Term, 164O, 1t is or
dercd by said Court, that the said Edward
Maxey do appear on or before the third
Monday in October next, before said court
in the county of Itawamba, at the Court
House in the town of Fulton, give special
bail and plead to said suit, or judgement
will be entered against him by default, and
the estate attached will be sold.
WITNESS. The Hon. Stephen Adams
presiding Judge of the ninth Judicial Dis,
trict Of the, State Of Mississippi, the thirt
Monday of June, 1910, and sixty fourll
year of American independence.
Issued the Sd day of July. 1910.
A. ELKIN, Clerk.
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C. S. AKIN & THO. W, BROWN,

this day formed copart-
- nership under the firm of AKIN
& BROWN, respectfully tender their
services to their friends and the public
generally, as Receiving, Forwarding &
Commission Merchants & General
Agents,-and having takenthat large and
spacious Brick Ware House formerly &C.
cupied by AKIN & GIBBS, are now
ready to receive and store Cotton, Goods,
and Merchandise of every description,
and at as cheap rates as any Warehouse
on the river. The strictest attention will
at all times be given to all business and
consignments entrusted to their care, and
the earliest returns made on all sales eff
fected by them,.
Columbus, Mi. Sept 29th, 1s4O,-2-t
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Return06Le to November Term, 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
IN above attachment was issued at the
suit Of the said plaintiff, against the said
defendants, for the sum aforesaid, and has
been returned duly executed, and is now
pending, and undetermined in the circuit
court Of Oktibbeha county, and that u7-
less the said defendants shall appear on
or before the fourth Monday after the
fourth Monday Of October, A. D. 1910,
being the first day ofthe Circuit Court of
the county aforesaid, give special bail and
plead, judgment will be entered against
them, and the property attached will be
sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness, Elijah Bardwcll Clerk of said
court. This the 10Th day of October,
1910.
ELIJAH 8ARDWELL, Clerk.
saw. Prs. fee ST SO
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TRUST SALE

Dated, Oct 81, 1910 4t. S pr. do 50
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" EV. H. REDS New Independent
II Trusses, without strop or buckle,
for the relief and cure of Hernia or Rupt-
ure of every kind, superior to any in the
world,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, OK
TIBBEHA COUNTY.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-12
THE EMPIRE STATE.

a Weekly Newspaper Of The largest size
published in Mem York.
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GEORGE ". GAINES

NOS At. prf. SIT so
The native American., 1840-01-01
l. | N l. s.,
| ". X PAuLni%u, TIRE rREsEKT SECRETARY OF TEE
SAyY.

", PAuLni%u, TIRE rREsEKT SECRETARY OF III;
NAVY.
(F.om The Bact.rooasmqa.')
"Rut beggary's now the fashion of the times,
And Yanpers hithsT flock lru:a distant cmes;
Thousands OF btaw ling rcgues nhhEnshins sIarj,
Whining and ly,nr, cap amt cr,itch in bard,
Covered Win dasi. asihough cen water here
They cann"t buy, fnsooth--it is deaf!
ltl. as worthless; stiIi the wretches fad
Soms silly dupes, 10 imposition hind,
Aid cheat sweet Charity of HAT poor meed,
For Age and Sickness previously dvcrced.
Too indoient abroad for work to roam,
They lounge and lie and beg. aid steal OF home
And though they bring pollution to onr shore,
Lay Mi the eir crimes, at gcol peoples door;
While honest ndusty must ever strive
To kes p iiseIi aaa these vile rags olive"
The native American., 1840-01-01
THE UNKNOWN.
BY TIE LATE. THOMAS HAYNES BAILY, ESQ
'IIe passed--nor of lis land nor race
bath left a token or a trace ....'. j.. .
This broken tale is all we know"


"IIa Iassed-nor of lis land nor race
bath left token trace ....'.
This broken tale is all we know,
1t was late in the autumn and Geneva, which
had been crowded with strangers OF various ma
tions--among whom, as usual the number of
English by far predominated-wa now nearly
deserted by its flying vistauts, who passed on
their way to Florence, Rome, or Vienna the
mountains were no longer peopled with many
colored bonnsts, and well made coats, nor every
point OF view infested with lionzers and sketch
ing sculs:" few, however, still fingered and
some intended t. pass the winter there--I was
of the latter number, for | was all invalid and
bad been recommended
ITO breathe abroad The mountain air,
Fresh from the Vigorous notih.'
Aud was am zei by watching the endless
diversity Of that thing called society,"" which.
ike th4 forms in Kaleidoscope, is continually
changing into new tnts and combinations. All
couutry towns are proverbial for their cncour.
ag ment Of scandal and gossip, and certainly
Geneva did not contribute 10 dsprove the truth
| Of lhe aAdge. AS our circle became smaller the
love OF talking Of our ueghbors' affairs seemed
| to increase; curiosity grew more keen as t!Ie
means o! sra;ii> ing !; diminished. and arrivals,
departures, and liiitalions rose 70 double value
| IN pubic cstima,ion.--In the dlcness of the lif,
ittiicdt not to catch sonuthing Of the spirit
| oj the place the. genus lori and accordingly
| ! Etnad myself watching, with considerable m
The native American., 1840-01-01
A CARD.-TO THE LADIES.

INFERNO and Crcassian Dresses, with every ollie
4Vl Family Article in the Woollen or Worsted line
DYED beautiful Greens, Scarlet, Yellow Blue brow
Purple Adelaide, and all the intermediate shades Of colo
at short notice and moderate terms, ny applying 10
WIN. BELL, ,
Goat Dresser and Dyer only at Tie ZIG H.7M south
side of Pennsylvania avcnne, - street WasEinlton
y. b. Family MORNING Dyed in 2i hours notice.
Gg-No connexion with any other establishment.
Nov 9-l4
The native American., 1840-01-01

IL SALE.-We will sell OIL very acconmoda ting terms
the House now occpied BY Mr. Given at $3.50 per ainun
nov 80 BRADLEY T. CATLETr
The native American., 1840-01-01
GEORGE swE ENY,

GEORGE sWEENY,
NOTARY PUBLIC, Convryaacet and General gent
has removed his oiee % 'il street, adjoining his
residence, between ID snd streets. Oct &c
S1LoTHs AND cAsslMEREs.-W I've lave j,sI re-
pieces super west of England Cloths i.rsl Green
~ 90 do co wool dyed Black
10 do do do Olive
Also so pieces English Csssime.es
do ..sIA.aitum CIoi<, very superior
dee7 pRtDLE'Y & cATLETr.
DREAs -pINLoSi'-A liberal reward will be gwen
lp for Breast Pin, supposed to have been dropgea
somewhere in this city, or IN the between this ana
Baltimore.
For description, inquire at No $50 aarkc street Bal
'imnrc. or in Washington OF
nov 60 S. J. TODD
ri'HE BALTIMORE CoAT.DREsSING AND DY-
1 ING GESTABLIsHMENT--Is removed entirely
Tie city of Washington and located permanently a, ne
IfIG .H3H.
,.a.a STA. rem creHuc near ron. ana-a. .hur street
The proprietor, VIM. Bell, gcntemens' dresser and
oyer Weuld return his graisini acknowledge the
rsiZens Of the District Tor the very liberal patfo.ase
-ieed 10 him for the last years and assures then. a
lie has spared 10 expense in fixing Himself; that he is
prepared 10 dye all co!os in the best manner at tie very
ia"rst prices. aud 10 expedite al orders at the shortest
,oHe; Ais style OF work is peculiar 10 himses yhch
nc IS hal PS 70 say has given entire appreciation 10 the
members OF Congress and citizens
NoT1cE TO SraASeERs--I have no coanexion with INV
o." sa,n opposite the wig wa although they display my
Si' "''is, "bicl may Ieiu t6<eceipe item.
nov 9.2m Alex. Gazette. 81 WM BELL
MERlNo AND LAMDsWOOL DRAWERS AND
SHiRIS.-The subscribers have just rccen ed
ANA Offer 10 the notice OF custciatys--
- dozen super Lanbss ool Drawers
. do heavy knit do
II do heavy me,ino ito
10 DO cotton 10
l2 do Lanbs"ooi Shirts
do nelno do
Also extensive assortment Of silk Sitts ard Draw
ers OF best qnaly.
Nov 23 BRADLEY 6. CATLETT.
4 ADY BLEssINGToN's WORKS complete in tMo
IL vols. eoAtaning-
Tie Two Friends
The NepeaieTs
Confessions OF an Elderly Gentleman
.... 70 TO Lady ="
The Victim OF Society
Conversation with Ioid Byron
The Honeymoon
flowers OF LONELINESS ....
..... Gems Of Beauty,
This day received, ard FOR sale at
w. III. MORRISONS .
Eook Store, fcur doors west OF Browns Hotel
80
The native American., 1840-01-01

TENTLEMEN AND BOTS WINTER WEAR
VI would respectfully invite attention to nv )ar-o
and general assortment of gentlemen and boys fail and
winter wear, being late addition to my stock and CON
sisting in part, OF
25 pieces black, bue Adelaide and invisible green cloths
80 do fancy and plain cassimeras
100 do sattnets, all colors and qualities
10 do Kentucky jeans
SO do winter restng9, consisting Of silk and sati,s
plain and cut velvets, Nalcncias, SC. &c
ALSO,
Lambswoo shirts and drawers
Plain and trimmed stocks
Super kid, beaver, and Angola gloves
Lambswoo, Vigona, wors,ed, country. knit and silk
hosiery
Srhalfeids and bandanna handkerchers
Gum elastic suspenders, indeed every article in the
line.
Those who wish to purchase any Of the above articles
will Gnd an advantage calling on the Subscriber
JAMES d. CLARKE,
Opposite Centre Market, and No. 2 from 9Th street
Nov 8.
The native American., 1840-01-01

rEsHE CHRISTIAN BRAHMIN or Memoirs of III.
Life Writings, and Character of the Converted Bra
min, Babajee, including Illustrations oil the Domestic
Habits Manters, Customs and Superstions OF the Hin
general and Account of the American Mission Ali.
mednqyyur: by the Rev. Hollis Read, AmericantMis,
sionary to India. few copies for sale by w NJ NOR
hiSOtS, doors west OF Browns hotel. nov 8
The native American., 1840-01-01

A MEMOIR OF THE REV HENRY MAkTYN,
n BID, late Fellow Of st. Johns College, Cambridge
and Chaplain OF the honorable East India Company by
the Rev John Sergeant, Nj A. Rector OF Saving gon from
an Introductory Essay and Appendix by the American
editor: third edition. For sale by w. NJ. MORRISON
at hs book and stationery store, doors West Of Browns
hotel. NOV o
The native American., 1840-01-01

G)nnPACKAGEs DRY GOODS AT REDUCED
~OOTRtCES.-We have on hand one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars of goods, well bought which
will be sold at very reduced prices for cash. We
particularly desrous cf rcducn, our stock Goods sold
to punctuai customers usual terms.
Nov BRADLEY e CATIETT
The native American., 1840-01-01

'THE ART OF PAINTING IN OIL AND IN
! FREsCo: being history of the various processes
and material employed from its discovery by Hubert and
John van Eyck TO the present time translated from tc
original French Treatise of M. F. T.. Merimce Sec
reary 10 the Royal Academy of Fine Ants in Paris with
original observations the rise and progress OF the Brit
ish art and the French and English chronatc scales and
theories OF coloring, by W. H. sarfield Taylor Senior
iraor Of the Living Model Academy &C. Just received
and for sale at W. NJ. NORRlSON'S Book and Station
e Store, doors west of Brow..'s Hotel
Nov 10.
The native American., 1840-01-01
DEPARTMEN
FoIa ne Ladies Companion.
WOMAN OF GENIUS.
BY ANN s sTEPaENs.

WHAT Is genius but ,'esP FEELING,
Weakening 20 glorious revealing?
And ha. is lel liHg but 10 he
Alive 10 every misery :"-L. F.. L.
The native American., 1840-01-01


No tomb was raised over her; the spot is mark
ed by the mound Of earth alone, and the long grass
that grows thick and rank above it. The memory
OF the dead is fast fading away, and soon none
will remember it but me. The unhappy young
man continued to rave Of killing himself by the
side OF his lost companions, and his despair seemed
TO increase by time. However, the interests of
his son, whom we placed before him prevailed,
and he promised to renounce his frantic resou-
tons, and not TO make bad use of his liberty
Having obtained il on this condition, he employed
the short time he remained in arranging his af-
fairs; and engaged the mistress OF celebrated
pension in the neighborhood, 10 undertake the
care OF his child, leaving sum Of money for that
purpose sufficient for many years. He had also
the precaution 10 cnlreat lady, native of &C.
neya, who had been kind 10 his wife, to visit his
poor child sometimes, and see that il was not ne
elected; and having acquitted himself of his duty,
he left tho town without taking leave Of any one.
Those who have been witnesses of his anguish.
and who forced him to consent with so much ,lif.
fhcu!y to make, as ii were, sort Of truce with
bis despair, thought tha, lie had genc 10 end his
lie IN some violent manner; and how many other
comments did The maligni!y or the deness of The
people make OH the death of the baroness all
equally vague, false, and contradictory. With
lone oi those reports Count IIilkoG's name min
The native American., 1840-01-01

NOTARY PUBLIC, Ccnvryaacet and General gent
has removed his Office 70 7t:l street adjoining his
residence, between ID snd r streets. DC! &c
The Polynesian., 1840-07-04

ScoLDING WIVES AND SIGNALLING Gull
DREN should be permitted to scold and
squal on, without let or hindrance. There
is nothing that will so strengthen and in
vigorate their lungs. The woman who
scolds with a hearty good will, is proof
against pulmonary complaints, and her
husband i she have one-shoud rather
encourage than repress her in thus giving
vent to her disposition, in such blood
circulating and hcalth-inducing exercise
of the faculties with which it is her good
fortune to be endowed. And the babies
those dear little pledges let them
bawl never so Justify, ought not to be quiz
eted with a "Lullaby, lullaby-baby - hush
thee, my dear, lie still and slumber," but
allowed to cry as long and loud as they
will, for they are doing battle with the
enemy of lungs, and, if let alone, will
come off conquerors. But let not the
child whine, nor the ''better half mutter.
1t were far better to irritate them into a
distinct and audible utterance of their
griels. 1t is more sinful to fret the lungs
than the gizzard.