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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28
NEW WATCH EsTABLusExMENy'

81 THE undersigned having com
n@A menced the Watch and Jewelry
R- p business Holly Springs, will
ES. .5LA devote himself 10 the repairing OF
sA&7rL-As<~ fine watches JewelTy, &c. Hav-
ing been instructed in the art at a manufacturing
house in Liverpool, he will be able 10 replace or
make anew any part OF a watch which may be
broken or worn, IN good stie as when it was
new. he has been engaged in the business al
Sommervile, Ten, for nearly three years,
where he give numerous respectable refer
ences Of his skill. Shop the South side of the
Public Square, al W att & Jones' Tin plate facto-
ry. HENRY P TOURNER,
May the -, l5i3.-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

DIED.-At the residence of his father, 3
miles North Of Holly Springs, on 9th inst.
Calvin L. Coggin, aged 26 years.
The deceased was an amlable and worthy
young man. enjoying and possessing the
warm and afectionate esteem ofnumerous
friends and relatives.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28
District ChGncery Court of the State Of
Mississippi al Holly Springs.
John K Chester
2-n rs T,ly Tarr> Esr2

$40 Us. July Terra, ts4s.
Mary w Shappard ct al.
L TPON opening the matters Oh this bill, it ap-
~ pearng TO the satisfaction OF the court that
the defendant Mary w Shappard is not in
habitant of this State, but resides beyond the linn
its thereof, so that the ordinary process OF this
dered, that unless the said defendant shall appear
before the Vice Chancellor, at the court room in
the town OF Holly Springs, on the first Monday of
January next, and plead, answer or demur to
complainants bill the several allegations thereof
Will be taken for confessed 10 her. and such
order and decree made therein as the Vice Chan
cellor shall deem equitable and Just; And il is
further ordered, that copy of this order be in
serted il the Holly Springs Gazette" a news
paper published in the town OF Holly Springs
Mississippi, once a week for two months success
sivey. A copy.
Test, JAMES c. ANDERSON,
july %, 1913 Pm Clerk
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Botanic 7 hemsonian NJ e9;c'res

I have this dav received. direct from Bal:i-
more. the best and cheapest lot Of BOTAN-
&c MEDICINES. ever offered in the
Southwest
Orders and Prescriptions carefully put up.
and thankfully received. Terms cash. on
MI OCCASIONS. J. GATELY.
Hellv Springs. July 6, ls4s-sm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28
From ,hc Augusta chronicl e.
,rHAT, EXAMINATION.

kett, of the Columbus -En1ai
I.o"" gn7d many very good things. His
cSlsa s6erojca;ion dated 1T Madison, /. Ga.
no n.ros e... following fling at legal profes
eJa-1-us ss.b ! admirably we'll direclrd; and,
s'n, s'n,.rh designed exclusively, perhaps, foI
i4i1.s nd Of Columbus, will apply with
i2e ;r,,irs 10 almost any lalituue or Iongi
..,sre there are lawyers.
ill5 a-;,b a kouId hav hurd the examiushun
., Eou2al Of yung Lims Of the Law what
aI,ee hurc a fu weeks ago. Thay ap
20 ff,- sdnisshun tu the Bar, an the Judg
l!--,,ed ! kommiuee of Attys tn ax EN-
Y,.;ons Tha tuck the yung men up at
- ss the lrysmun wanted 10 file the
,-T.1e,s One on the L1wyurs slept forrad
l-..'bl bole .s if he wanted 10 konfuse the
~ ~ f.ller laked for all the world as if he
.,n "a face The Devil instead Of a
-, of JusIis--an al il Iha went:
T,rvur-WhaI did read Law2
iin-A KoIunbus, Georgy.
m. Judge turned rite palel
irvrur-How long did read LAVE
Tro weeks, sur
rTbr Judge turned paleFl
Iawyur-Why wur the Law of this cum
'rim-That iustis mite be dun 10 all men.
Iawyur-Why du we have Lawyurs2
rTbe Judge Frightened up.a liulel
iin-Tu prevent the Laws from bein
lreculed.
rThe Judge tainted, and The way the bal
ms Of the IawyuIs looked mean was divur
mi
Iawyur-So fur so good.
Lim-Yas sur.
Trhe Judge cum 2
lawver-What is a Lawyur's business 2
Lim-Tu kreate diify kulties amongst
rrg15ul folks. tn speak prutty, tn squat low,
II hollcr Iowd, to lalla all the wimmin-
The Judge winied ar him and looked
slanel-lu dress fine on luther folks mummy,
% form Debatin Sosyetys and Patriotic
kIubz, tu favur murduruIs, to assyst thieves,
aleer robbers. and git good fees.
Good God, sez the Judge, what smart
roang mani
L1wyur-Ar Lawyur jnstyfyable in re-
'crvn q portion Of the plumber from a thefe
ora robbcr in pay for his fee?
Lima Lawyur has no business tn ax
lis Klient impairment kwestions rs 10 how
he KUN BY munny-it's enuff' for him to kno
that the feller hav got the funs to settle and
will du il, an also that when he gifts hole OF
TINT alho il has knone the robber once that
J. shall kno him no more forever.
CThe Judge liked 10 choked his Honor
ti irwin tu drink water in two big hurry. ]
L1wyur-What wud kali Lawyur
W. hat woud except fee from the Kulumbus
B INK Robburs2
L.im-I should kali him n Statesman, Il
Pltryof, an a well wisher of the kolnmunity
ah4r he lived
Judge-NIis,er KIerk give that yung man
Als License.
Klcrk-Yas sur.
Judge-Du it quick sur.
kteTk-Yas, vas sur.
The Judge wur very much xclted when
hc called the sekund yung man, and kon-
kaded that he'd AK him few kwestions
hirnsclf, and proceeded as foIlurs
Judge-Whar did read Lave
kuIumbus, Georgia, sur.
Judge-Wh no did read law under in Ku-
llmbus}
I.m-Kurnel Jones, sur.
Jldge-KurneI Jones'
Iim-kurn el Scaborn Jones sur
Mister klerk kan give this yung man
lis License tvOr fer !, Is uceless for us &c
konsuule orr tine in akin men kwestions
b5ut Llv when tha nose more than Black
-,woae evu. did.
Mister Shrryf, attend 10 your bissyness
sdr--(an the Judge looked at the Sherryti
aH wynEed al the yung men,
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o b t IL arp.
~, tic midst oflifs ,cs are n deatA.'

DIED.-On the 2Oth inst in Holl '
Springs. Mary Nicholas, youngest daughteI
Of Mrs Mary Smith.
Sweet bud of promisel too refined
On earth to ripen into bloom
The flower of beauty. as designed.
Forever charms beyond the tomb.
Guard.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

NJ A r r T. d,
On Thursday Evening 9Th inst. by the
Rev. Wm. Mcmahon, Mr.. ROBERT F..
Cook, to Miss MARY w. daughter of Dr.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
On life's bright current may they sport,
Without one ruffling breeze,
AID reach at last the blissful por:
OF everlasting peace"
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28
JOHN o. THOMPSON,

Il ATTORNEYS COUNSELLOR At Lap
Holly Springs, Miss.
Jan %, I643-Iy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

The Holly Springs Spouting Club met
and adjourned over until the 4th Monday IN
September next-when a full attendance OF
members is desired, at the usal place OF
meeting.
- HENRY CRAFT, Sec'y
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28
Holiy Springs rema,s

u0lif opiiheS feihut~
THE next Session oi this Institute will open
ON Monday. the 18th August neKs.
TEACHERS.
REv. c. a. FosTER. Rector and Pflaei'
pal-Leciurer on Chemistry. Natural tat
iosophy, Evidences of Shristian''y
Go verncss-E.ng
Iish Grammar, Parsiag. InsellecIuai and
Moral Philosophy SC.
Miss CLARIssA MouLroN, Ancient and
Modern History. Geography &c.
Miss GAY, MathsmaIics. Arilhmetic &e'
Miss DILLox, French. ChirograPhy.
Pesta!oxzan Department.
Miss MAsy LCoNYNGToN, Piano, Harp,
Guitar
Mrs NEwsuA. Piano.
Mr.. THos Morse, Vocal M0sic. PA &c.
Mrs G. w. L paoN DsoN. Mstrea.
Mr.. c. w, ErNoSSoN. Steward.
During the last session there were 90 pu-
pills connected with this Institute.
Another female Teacher in the Literary
Department is expected.
| have been fortunate ia Obtaining the
aid of Mr. & Mrs. Edmundson in tie
Boarding Department. Amiable & afiable
in manners as we'll as of tried pieiy, they
will meet public expectation in IT'S most
punctiious requirements.
My expenditures have been and are heavy.
Therefore request promptne<s in liquidatug
arrears and in advancing payment al the
opening Of the next session. The interests
ofthe School, upon which the town must, to
great extent look for support, demand
these rigid exactions.
G. y FOSTER,
July TT Rector 9 Principal
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

will offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash. before the court house door In the
town of Holly Springs. Marshall couaty,
Miss, on the 2fst Of August next, between
eleven o'clock a m and three o'clock m.
the north east quarter of section 10. town 8,
range 3. assessed as the property of Peter
Culp, or so much thereof as may be sufficient
to pay 81 cents, the state aud county tax due
thereon, for the year 1912, and all costs.
JOHN r. McCARROLE.
May 10, lS43. Tax Collector.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

o,l AMEN up BY Hiram McCurry, miles west
S.' ~Scnulahoma, on the fernando road, one ches-
iS. a' sorrei horse, fax name and tail, wound on
sIS 'sht Jaw, star in the forehead, or years
S1 'ais spring, Appraised 10 $40.
TAO 4, FALCONER Ranger
t-s ift1
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28
CIRCUIT COURT OF MARSHALL
COUNTY,
Robert Knox. IN Equity.
rs
Charts Stewart
&


Duncan Campbell.
UPON opening the matters of this bill. and
it appearing to the Court that Charles
Stew art one the defendants. is not resident
of this State. but resides beyond the limits
thereof. so that the ordinary process OF law
cannot be served on him Ii rs ordered that
unless the said defendant appears before the
Judge of the Circuit Court on the lst Mon
day in September next, and pleads. answers
or demurs to the aforesaid bill. the allega-
lions thereof wi be taken for confessed. and
such order or decree made as the Cour; may
deem equitable And ii is ordered that
copy OF this order be published IN the "Hol-
ly Springs Gazette" once week for two
months successively.
A. L, CARUTHERS.
Jllc 81. l5f3--9. Clerk. c. 9.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

We are authorized to announce RICHA RD
NJ DANIEL. As r7rdfdass for Town Cons'a-
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

cines that will cure all kinds of Liver COM
plants Dyspepsy, Sick Head Ache, Choi-
ic, Acute and Chronic intla nation of the
Liver &C. Also an lnialhble medicine for
all kinds of Female diseases, and all kinds
of Rheumatsms.
His medicines are too well known IN
North Mississippi, to repeat here their heal
ing effects
Persons wishing to purchase, can, by
calling at the first door North of the Union
House" be directed 10 his office.
June 23, IS4S-45-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28
A CARD.

The Rev. A. p. Merrill and Lady, As
sociate Principal and Governess ofthe Hol
~ Springs Female Institute. having entire
" dissolved their connection with the same.
are at liberty, (as soon as Mrs. Ms health
is Sufficiently recovered trom the effects OF
her ardnous labors) TO take charge of any
Literary Institution where their services
NAV be desired and there is the greatest
prospect ofsuccess.
Holly Springs. July 2Sth l543- so St.
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
All persons interested willtake notice, that
ON the 4,h Monday of September next, the
undersigned. who is administrator OF the es-
tate Of Alfred Fl. Powell, deco will surren-
der to the Probate Court OF Marshall coun,
tv. Mississippi, his administration, and all hls
authority as administrator Of said Alfred n
Powell. decd; and at the same time. ne will
settle with said Court SO far as has admins
tration has extended
GEORGE WEST.
July 28, lS43-2w Administraf0r.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28
GREAT B Ar G Ms.

THE
oil cts unuanc the rr
ofcher
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28


bwa upon by ysomo of the
eGrhis hisnoceto be
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28
DOC TOR NJ. A. SIMMONS,

E Respectfully makes linownto th
citizens of Holly Springs and
E&A Moth Mississippi. tha. be is pre-
- pairing, and has on hand, medi-
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28

MEMPHIS MONEY TABLE.

CORRECTED wErNLY FROM rue sMEarcAx EAGLE.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-28
il 2 III eli al.

'THe siksn tis that 6inds t.s0 .gitLing Aearts.o
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Foreign Markets.

Havana Sep. 10 -Rice-The cargo Of the Daniel Web
ster your port has been imported for account Of
veral grocers that of the schr f. Brown consist
ing OF 81 terces and 81 bags has been disposed of this
week at 4rs per lbs About 40 600 lbs received from
Carhagena South America, have also been 50 during
the week OF sIrs. rather Of inferior quality The ship
Adelaide, arrived yesterday from News York brings S3
tieices which remain In first hands. Fish-Abeut "
drums Goldfish per Juno from Boston, have been sold AZ
~ per 100 lbs aud 1903 and boxes cod and hake
Eliza from Portland disposed Of at Is and IA re, for
100 pounds Sales effected to day Of ~ drums and
boxes hake and haddock received per ship Dtomo, at
S. or 100 lbs and 1913 drums h pr said vessel at pr do
Four-Tbe sales Of the week have been oil about 1000
bills. Spanish -four at $lia per Dbl We have had nc
sales OF u s. four the price OF which held at $40 pei
bb Hsms-II ansactons are effected st Si and S3 PEI
100 lbs for canvassed and OF 50 uncanvassed from the
The Adelaide from N.York brings 300 hams
ard We note Gales OF small parcels consisting o! 20
40 kegs from S2 1911 and in bbs at 50 per 100 u.s. The
ock is present OF about GEO kegs. generally soft on
account hot weather. and the demand fair SOAP
About 100 boxes yellow, from Portland ex brig Eliza,
were sold SOL per 100 lbs and 10 10 DO from Boston,
sx Drono were disposed OF at same piicc. Some 400
boxes Spanish (marbe) realized at Sioi Onions-4,cO
lunches per ship Dromo have been ID at S23 per 100
lunches. Jerked Beei--8s ksper Henry Leeds from
Boston, were posed OF this week at l9t RS per % lbs
Candle boxes Boston mould have been sold at $l6
per 100 lbs Prices range from $40 Is, and sperm are
scarce and would command from S34 SO. Froshis-
For the United States u rs per box S3t per hid
Molasses /; and r. per bag Coffee.
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Second BOard.
Corn Trade.

In consequence Of rise in Boston, and demand from
the East better feeling pervaded this market this morn
ing. Sales OF Genesee were made at 81 81 Michigan
the sane and Georgeto and Brandywine at 81 To- We
hear Of sales OF Genesee Wheat at 95 and old
at90 90. Rye fetches 90 81 cents, and Corn 81 81
cents.
Philadelphia and in the pay OF specializing hsur dealers
in which find an article relative the crops 1t ap
pears to be attempt to throw rdicue several es
mates whichhe writer, for penny line penny lie,
asserts were published III the Herald This we at once
set down 10 be bareiaced wiful fasehood and such
only flour specuatO or his organ could utter No such
estimate, such views such trash, as he says
published, ever appeared in the New York Herald.
is now as clear to US rs the at noon day that
culators in flour intend to get false reports respecting
the crops for the purpose OF raising the prices OF bread
s,us in this country. No fort viii be wanting their
part TO carry their intentions But Providence, and
the healthy, vigorous action otnaure have got the start
OF them by enabling usto lay before the consumers the
facts Of superintendent CROPS These facts string along
thiswise:-
The Surplus of wheat in the Mississippi valley in s4O
after supplying the foreign demand, and allowing for
seed and food OF man. 6sss 7s9 bushels being nearly
seventh ofthe whoecrop OF the other grains, and
potatoes was 252 It's $50 bushels out OF which food for
stock had TO be TAKEN Since then the production has
at least fifteen per cent on average throughout
the country.
The Michigan City Gazette of the 4th instant says the
farmers bringing in wheat to that port at the rate Of
| 20U0 bushels q day.
The Southport American thinks 600 600 bushels q
moderate estimate for the heat that will be exported
from Wisconsin, the product of the crop just harvested
1t also says that farmer in the neighborhood Of Little
Fort IL miles from Southport harvested 100 bushels OF
winter wheat very superior quality, from 81 Of
land by actual measurement.
The OniO Statesman estimates the product of wh,a Of
that State, he present ct 20 GEO GOO bushels.
It stated in ofthe Michigan papers that the wheat
crop of this will he four that OF year pre-
ceding This would make 81 900 900 misunderstanding
I6 600 900 for export
Comparative sateme Mt Of Flour and Wheat shipped at
Buffalo, Black Rock end OsW ego the LIST of August
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BY the Erie Canal the receipts trebed By the Gen.
Valley they fell off 20c0 bushels The shipment Of
flour to Sept % reached 2l5273 barrels. A great in
According to the New Orleans price current, 52 IT'S
barrels -four barrels meal $50 058 barrels Of
AIT sacks sheled corn, 40 AGO barrels
oats potatoes bs ing increase Of at least
wheat, arrived Of that city during the lest twelve
months.
To conclude with figures, we ill give statement
ing the increase in the production Of breadsus in
this country sent forth from the census department at
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BriCh ton Cattle Market.

NOtDAY, pt. %, 1873
Atmarket 1880 Beef Cattle eco Stores 30 sheep and
1925 swine From Ave eight hundred Beef Cattle and
several hundred stores also r.ms unsold.
Prices Cattle-The marker is completely "glut
ted" and Prices probably lower than they have been
for many years We quote extra at 81 as first quality
ss rs 81; second sly So 81 So third quality,
$3.50 a So as
stores-Two year old So 49, three year old Sill IL
sheep-small lots sold from soc to 81 so. Weth.
ors from 81 40 TO IS.
swine shoats to peddle at AZ 4Ic for sows, and 81
SIC for Barrows; old Barows 4ic At retail from a
81 cents.
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II appears by this that there Yves very great increase
in every article but barley That fell of little. Now
when assert do boldly and without fear OF con-
tradicon that the production this will exceed that
of 1872 will pay the slightest attention to such
tices have appeared in the miserable paper that has
attempted throw lies into mouth to carry out their
iniquious designs
To say on This subject with such paper is to
uacsA pou yde
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Died.

Dr.ru oy Ma. JOACHIM HEINRICH EBERs, AT BERLIN,
On the 9th VI August, 1919 ut his hotel No 20
Wilb,lms street, IN Berlin, Mr.. JOACHIM HEINRrcB
EsrRs after a lingering illness
No,ce thereof is hereby given TO ell his relations and
,artic ularly 10 MIR Abrecht Dietrich Ebers, his
by the appointedhustess OF the last VIII oil the deceased
COUNSELLOR DIETRICH
Berlin, Prussia, 25th August 1913. ~
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Packets to Arrive.


We shall esteem favor, if Captains of Vessels will give
port q the shipping left the PORT whence they sailed the
vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo and
any Foreign Newspapers or News they may have lie will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending to this Office all the Marine intelligence they
received.
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Barques LAige (F) Segnee Rochelle A. Seignette Jo
ham Geo tBremen) (eerken Bremen, Oelrichs Kruger
Natchez snow New Orleans John Ogden-Brig Hope OBJ
Farrell ST Johns. Nj. Stokes AnhonySch Ontario,
vnal Curacao, Boonen Graves Co; Alexandria, Lewis,
Baltimore, Stuges & Chairman.
Arrived.
Ship Condor 50 days from Hamburg with mdse, Schmidt
X Dachel- 1870 passengers.
Ship Florida peyres 80 days from Antwerp with mdse,
Gerdng s hunckelman.
Brig W. Hunting on, Kingsbury IS days from Client, in
ballast, TO Barclay Livingston.
Brig September Davis, days from Kingston, Mass. in bal
last, to master
Sch Napoleon Sweetser days from Swansboro NC with
naval stores to De Peyster & Whitmarsh.
Schr Silas Crane johnson, 4 DAYS from Washington, NC
with naval 5. l.. Mi che Sailed with schrs
York.
Schr Zone Crowell, days from Boston, with mdse, the
master
Schr King Drew days from New Bedford with oil to the
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days OF the steam ships.
Packets to Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Cambridge. Barstow. Oct. |
q. Washlugtou, Burrows, Oct.7
United States, Britton, Oct. -
Rochester, Britton, Oct. IL
ron PORTSMOUTH.
Wellington, Chadwick, Oct. 10
Switzerland, knight. Oct. 20
FOR HAyRE.
st. Nicolas, Pell, Oct. |
Duchesse d'Orleans, Oct. @
Suily, Burrows, Oct. l6
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Married.

Neer Holindc N j., on the 2sh instant by the Rev.
WIN Bailey, Mr. AAhoS 3. VAN MATER to Miss ANY II 4,
daughter OF Peter r. Smock, Esq.
Al linton Falls, N. j., the ash instant, BY the Rev
n TAYLOR Mr.. HENBv II. CoNovs a to Miss ELIzABl TIL
n daughter oil Thomas Il Combs Esq
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M THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATION, WAR
rant.d under forfeiture $40 TO remove hair from any
mari face neck and three minutes and will
not ipiure tn most delicate skin. To be had genuine
only al II Cortlsndt street
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Passengers Arrived.

AyrwERr-ship Flonda-Nlr Dear; lady and child, Miss
Iucem Miss III Haden, Mrs keaifman, III Eyood G Hoag,
M Emstein, "A Bohmer-l73 ia the steerage'
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RICHARD THE THIRD .
IT'S now the dead Of night, and BALI b, the world
This speech of King Richard made on Boswoh Fleld
when Shakspeares spectral illusions OF King Richards murder
ed victims called ghosts appeared him. the shade OF each OF
whom ,nted towards him with cay-cold but unsrring
hand and cried voice which narrowed his SOUL Thou
mud despi and DIE When the ghosts vanished
he of his dream aud de the above speech IN
murderer His name IS Queen predicted it would be-
"a by-word for tyranny"
SCENA-The Ship on Five.
Words by Charles Mackay, sd
The storm DER the flew furlov. and fast
And the waves in foam at the zee OF the BLAST
And heavily labord the gale beaten ship,
Like a stout-hearted swimmer, the spray at his hpr
And dark the sky o'er the mariners path,
Except when the lightning luinind i IN wrath.
A Young mother kne in the cabin below,
And press ID her fond babe TO her bosom oil snow;
She pray'd to her God, midst the hurricane wild, -
'Oh Father have mercy, look down my child'
SONG-'A Life on the Ocean Wave"
Words by E. Sargent, ESD
BALLAD-"The Orphan Ballad Singers"
Oh, weary our feet.
And weary, weary Is our way;
Thro' many long and crowded street.
We've wander mountuly to-day.
NV little sister she is pale.
She S tender and too young
To bear the autumn's sullen gale
And all day loug the child has sung-etc
FINALE-"L,t's be gay.n--(A Laughing Chorus
(Fr, IN unpublished Opera.)
To commence at hal past o'clock. 80 m
Tickets 50 each To be had at Hewitts AtWis and
VIM. Dubois Music Stores sy9 ltr
TABERNACLE, Thursday, one o'cock.Dr Lsrdnes in
forms the public that induction havisg bee' served upon
the Plinetarum the Lecture announced Tor this
be postponed for few days unt the legal pro-
ceedng such be taken Due notice will
be given of the commencement OF the Lectures.
sDQ1 fr