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KISSING.

For me kiss but very few,
But with that kiss my heart goes too;
! hold a very Judas he
Who'd kiss but in sincerity
We are born to kiss and be kissed 1t
comes natural to us as marriage to wo-
man. Why, sir, can remember kissing
the family babies when was yet in my
cradle, and my friend, Sir Thomas Law
renee, did himself the honor to paint me
at my favorite pursuit, as youknow by my
exquisite picture in my library. The We
ny first day went to school, kissed all
the dear little angels there. | was not
fairly out of my alphabet, when | used
to wait behind pump for my sweetheart
to come out of school, and as soon as |
saw her, made a point of kissing her,
Just to see how prettily she blushed. As
| grew older, loved to steal in, and kiss
her asleep on the sofa; or, if she was
awake, and the old folks were by, | would
wait till they both got to noddmg, and
then kiss her all the sweeter for the sly
ness of the thing. All! such draughts are
delicious.
! wouldn't give a sous to kiss girl in
company, and | always hated Copenha-
gen Pawns, and other kissing plays as |
hope hate the devil. They had a shock
inc custom when | was young, that eve
ry body at the wedding should kiss the
bride Just as they all drank, in the same
free and easy way, out of one big China
punch bowl; but the practice always hurt
my sensibilities, and avoided weddings
as would a ghost, a balifl, or any Other
fright. No--no-get your little charmer
Iup into corner by yourself, watch when
every body's back is turned--then slip
your arm round her waist, and kiss her
with long sweet kiss as if you were a
bee sucking honey from flower.
Nor can one kiss every girl. would
as soon take ippecacuanha as kiss some
of your sharp chinned, icicle-mouthed,
lgnum-vita-laced spinsters-why one
wouldn't get the taste of the hitters out of
his mouth for week! | go in for your
rosy, pouting lips, that seem to challenge
every body so saucily, egad! when we
kiss such at our leisure we think we are
in the seventh heaven. | once lived on
such kiss forty Eight hours, for it took
the taste for common food out ofmy mouth
"intierly," as Power used to say
Oh! how do love the wide dark entries
one finds in old mansions, where one
could catch these saucy little fairies, and
before they were well aware of your pre-
sonce, kiss them so delciously. There's
kissing for you! Or, TO go upon a slight
ride, and when all save you and your
are busy chatting. while the mer-
~ ring of the bells and the whizzing mo-
ion of the vehicle causes your spirits to
lance for very joy, to make her believe
hat you wish to arrange the buffalo, or
,ull her shawl closer around her, and then
teal your face into her bonnet to kiss her
or an instant of ecstacy, while she blush
a to the very temples, lest others catch
'ou at your sport. And then, on sum
ner eve, to row out upon the bosom Of a
noonlit lake, and while one Of the ladies
ings, and all the rest listen, 10 snatch
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-08
Trust Sale

OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
wGY virmre of Deed Of Trust exc
LTD cuted to me by VIM. g. Stokes,
for certain purposes therein specified, /
shall on Monday, the 20th da OF Noyeln-
Der next, proceed to sell at public cutlery,
to the highest bidder for cash, in the town
of Lexington, the following negroes, to
wit:--Bob, aged about 81 years; toun
tain, about IL years; and Moses, ABOUT
II years, all slaves for life. Also the
following lands, lying in the county of
Holmes, viz:--the southwest quarter and
west half of southeast quarter and east
half of northeast quarter, section s, town
ship I6, range east; also, the west half
southeast quarter, secion5, township Is.
range east; containing four hundred
acres more or less; of the best quality of
Funnegusha lands. | will convey only
such title rs is vested in me as Trustee;
but the same is believed to be indisputa-
bic.
WALKER BROOKE, Trustee,
May 20, l643. 10 tbs.
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ARRAY.
The Columbia, South Carolina Chron

The Columbia, South Carolina Chron-
icle says:-
"We learn that bloody afray took
place yesterday morning, at Lexington,
Courthouse, between Col. ii. /. Caugh-
man and DIR. Benjamin. We understand
that Col. Caughman attempted to cane
BENJAMIN, when the latter drew knife
and stabbed him in nine places. Caugh-
man is not expected to live"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-08

Heavy Damages.-In the suit against
the city Of Brooklyn, for marble contract
ed for building the City Hall, the jury
under the charge of the court, gave u YER
dict for the plaintiffs Of s72,9 80 DANA
ages. This is but half the amount clam
ed, but the plaintiffs expressed themselves
satisfied with tho verdict. They ought
10 be.
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-08

IN. OF ARKANSAS" TO THE SPIRIT OF
THE TIMEs.-The way the natives some
times talk is amusing. The following
dialogue occurred on the Dividing Ridge
of the Devils and Cony Forks. Old
Sense met Dan Looney, and they were
strangers to each other. Says Old Sense
Good morning; are you well'
If you call man well that's run 30
miles, am that
did you see any bear"
If YOU call big black thing about the
size of Pete Whetstone's black mar, or
boss, bar, did
Had You a gum
Now you bit me-
Did YOU draw blood" ..
DO you call my double handsiul of
brains blood!'
Had YOU dog"
IS old Bose dog!'
did You skin him.
We'll, if YOU call a man in his shirt
sleeves, with a knife II inches in the
blade, among ribs and meat, SHINING, |
was thar
Was he fat!'
'Do you call cutting ls inches on the
ribs, taf?'
Did You pack him in!'
If YOU call four pony loads, packing,
| packed some.
Light loads, reckon
If four hundred pounds to a pony is =
light load, they were light.
Did you eat any of it,
DO You call drinking a quart Of bars
tie eatingH
You must have meat.
If you call two thousand seven hun
dred pounds Of clean meat, without Il
bone, safe inside of smoke house, mcat,
we have got some
They must be fat at your house"
DO You call cdladle fat
Here Old Sense brought a perfect
squeal, and swore he had found the very
man he had been looking for.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-08
DISTRICT CHANCEEY COURT,
.4prH R"ics 1913.
John w, Gibson, !

Us.
p. Mallory et al.
NIPPON opening the matters of this
U bill and it appearing to the satlstac-
ton Of the Court, that the defendant Pat
rick Mallory, is a nonresident OF this
State, and that the defendants, the heirs OF
John little, deceased, and unkaowl--so
that the ordinary process Of lazy cannot be
served upon them: 1t is therefore order
ed, that the said defendants appear before
the Vice Chancellor, at his Courl-room
in Carrollton, ON the Bird. Monday in
June next, and plead, answer, or demur
to the compliments bill, or the same as to
them, will be taken as confessed, and
such order or decree made in the premises
as may be deemed equitable and ust.-lt
is further ordered that a copy of this order
be published once a week for two months
successfully in the Lexington Union.
WV. HEMINGWAY, Ok.
FuItz Il Brooke, ,. q.
April 4, ID PIN. Pr. fee %l7
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-08

chance, and laughingly kiss the pretty
gill at yonr side, all unnoticed except by
her. Or TO sit beside eharmer on a So
ia, a coy lire on a bitter winter night, and
fill up the pauses of conversation, you
know, by drawing her to you, and kissing
her, but more than all, when you have
won blushing confession of love from
her you have long and trembling worship
ed with all boys devotlon-is the rap
ture of the kiss which you press holly
TO her brow while her warm heart llutters
against your side and every pulse in your
body thrills with an ecstaey that has no
rival in after life. All! sir, that kiss is the
kiss. Ii is worth all the rest.
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EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-24
PAIRS LIFE PILLS.
"Of the 100 subunay blessings bestowed aorta health

is &c."
MO DISEASES general in this country
~ difficult eradicate have been Improperly
ed than those OF scrofuous nature and indeed
Of less asonhment than distress that for masdes which
interviewer the the general
tce of phsic only inadequate TO perfect but
many tends oconrm the disorder the bit Ae
curlal preparations by given most literally without
considering that the alternate and
break down the crassanentum of the blood which scofu
lous and scorbuc already too much impoverished
IL is the intention and positive effect of PARIS LIFE
70 restore the blood aad juices TO their heslthu and
the DISTRACTED pores and enable nature to e1pei all supeuous
humor though the skim which chronic nve.erae
they will do efectually.
Indeed PARIS LIFE PILLS s Wildly known,
and their general utility and value extensively appreciated
that the pTopuetors have from time been obliged TO
large their establishment and compelled avail themselves of
the combined aid of mechanical skill and order
enable them to out supply accordance with the
demand.
All persons less suffer at this season from relaxed
weeks of the pills will clear off the aud bad
thus generated The liver which generally sluggish
will be healthy action and be able perform the
functions allotted TO 1.-THE body altogether will be renvgor
ted and prepared undergo whatever change the fall bring
As family medicine il is all powerful in removing bilious
and other compsnts arising from the arrangement Of the ali
mentary ducts, and IN purifying the blood.
Sold retail by all the respectable Druggists in New
York. in boxes so and Is each, and wholesale by
THoS. ROBERTS & co, 30t Broadway,
And at Mortons Medical Warehouse Halifax, Nova Sco-
IA. nl2 lrnr
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

CURE GUARANTEED.-Tbe College Of Medicine
~ and Pharmacy Of the City of New York. established for
the suppression Of auaeker Row prepared to sat all d,
these distressing NAL advantages with any
other institution in this country either pubic private From
the constant correspondence and from
between the members Of The College and the eminent
ments the treatment of these diseases forwarded them
long before they reach the majority Of the medical profession
of this country All who have used celebrated
PREPARATION Of Professor Ricord The Parssr Alternative
Mixture can bear testimony its being the powerful
remedy discovered for primary secondary syphilis,
STRENGTHENING the constitution whilst eadcatng the disease
Professor Vspeaus discovery his Specific Pills. for the
cure Of g2norhea and glee has raised Inn ,mmeazably
profession With such celebrated remedies, together with the
combined skill Of the first medical Of this country, the
College feel satisfied that the good work have undertaken
the suppression of will receive the patronage
deserves from that portion OF the public requiring their
vices
Terms. for advice, all medicines, s..
Once and Consulting Rooms OF the College 81 Nassau
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
NJ BPaents living distance, stating their disease
explicitly in writing giving all sy'nPtoms together with the
containing al medicines with full direction for with
Of by addressing the Agent Of the post
nsid losup je2B 3mT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-24
d. M. PEYSER, IL CO.,

y. NJ. PEISEK, " CO.,
MO. 10 William street. of John street. and Broad
~ have received by arrivals extensive supply
Of the following FANCY GoOps, which were carefully
leced by person Paris, Berlin Sc and which
they offer for sale, in wholesale and retail liberal
Berlin Embroidery Patterns-a choice selection
Canvass for Embroidery of cotton worsted inen ss gold
ard tver, of all widths and qualities.
silL Chenille for embroidery trimming and flower making
Pprs, Twist German French and English plain and shaded
IL sseius, sticks and on spools
Floss elk fo Embroidery and Fringe makers skeins
o spools
srsrr Gers. ,up.Iby embroidered and suspsnd.r Trim
mnss
Gold, 8 liver and Steel Beads, in all Nos.
Mother Of Pearl Gold, Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Gold amt Silver Fringe, Braid, Cord Twist Thread and
Embroidery Frames aud Of different Fency Arti-
oles.
Artificial Flowers-a choice selection.
fTnges worsted and silk imported and domestic
tsnps Tassels, Buttons and all other kind Of trimming
~ lunss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-24
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
"PRINCIPIIS OBSTA.N

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARf, 2041k Fulton street, neal
IN Greenwch-Dr. MORRISON, Member Of the Royal
College Of Surgeons London, and formerly Surgeon in the
British Naty eSptnuss e be consulted senfdsg9tay
nature and all those distressing symptoms consequent
inudcious and the mprudent Of quack med
regular medical education, with
of % years enables Dr. NJ adapt the proper remedies
the aswel the different forms of
insdious maladies. Dr. NJ is daily consulted by patients
where the leading have been only checked still
the poison to Turk IN the system until ultimately dey
opes itself the deporabe shape of secondary syphilis"
all cases Dr. NJ warrants perfect without d.
performed in three to five days. and in proportion
STRUCTURES OF Observation-Disclosures in the
ura such structures and enlargement of the prostate
gland accompanied with much irritation and dull those
parts OF the consequences of maeatment Dr. M.
structures scientific promoting their ABSORB
without pain In advertisements the subject
Of structures the symptoms defined This 1easionbe
enlargement of the gland &c would produce
analogous SYMPTOMS. 1t cruel patients with bou
giss SC when reality there is structure Dr. NJ fire.
improper course
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousands of Young
suffering from the OF indulgen1, in
destructive habit and whose further from
the Of and pretended specifics which stimulate
ly 10 induce depression DR.. M such
purely pathological principles and fails establishing
cure strictly confidential Letters paid and containing
Zee OF So will advice and medicine which will be
forwarded part the U1on warranted by the
panset ting history Of his
Office 20<H Fulton Greenwich
B.Wit one exception DR. M the only qualified adver-
sng Surgeon the city See his diplomas suspended in
Office. ol9 lmsr
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DIR ALIENS
BALSAM OF HOARHOUND,
IINER WORT A Nh PIEITRISN ROOT

DIR ALIENS
LrvE hhAtSkf f q pHF2GAEH HR}sf RRioor,
h,; SS%sa cSs B Ssqs
Pain lhs sS rPspiop Of the Heart and sGG
cult aud P,Ose ExpectOfatOn and all Affections fthe Chest
IS ess1 s j; i ss;
many other remedies without The lsas, benefit;
Rev Dr. John Scott state, that he has Of Dr. Al
himself many his church also used with
M feel duty Souno to maxi this se
ing under consumption will advise them Dr. Aliens
Liver Complaint Cared-Dr AIen-Dear sir:- have used
ya of sS G% and Peud GGS
has had satisfied that possesses very
7 n:
Sold BY William A. Tyler wholesale agent IS Barclay ST.
and BY b. NJ Guon corner of Bowery and Grand street
C9IGH,s; ! ARE The PREMoNIToRY sYMyPToMs
- or and II neglected are a sa s s
70 Dr. The
a. rsfsy
its effects Read the following certificate which speaks loudly
for his bis incidence
cold R s dry cough SheS
s sa Of
than two quarts twenty four hours would cough so
asS
sweatng and often would have and change
linen in the Of the night or counsel
coad not support this lost flesh rapidly and every
afternoon would have strong hectic fever My appetite was
good but the the coughed was perfectly
unable attend business and did know what to do
when procured bottle OF Panacea last resort which
almost Immediately relieved cough andnght swsats and in
weeks entirely clear Of cough and other bad
symptoms rapidly gained flesh, and well
the city Of New York. and would wish 70 enjoy
better health My wife also cured Of which had
troubled her for eight months by the same medicine,
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
800 Elizabeth street.
Now York. September 8, 1913.
Only agency No Sa6 Bowery; in Brooklyn at Mrs. Hayes
l39 Fulton st; Newark Tppes 1913 Broad aud Jer
City atVan BuskiTks 50 Washington Price 81 bot
RE fnurb rttIes G,rt hpada ali o11
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ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.
THE FOLLOWING sREMARKS WILL PLACE BE.

erA MI
THE F0LLoWING 'REMARKs WILL PLACE Be
First tho! the disease called STRUCTURE 20 Of very
Frequent occurrence sd 9 e@;s mp @no are 10.
prerqils respecting Structure snd that ignorant adrertising
neor take oad aaoaggs r. ne t beS
Srctwe may be aoays k1.oo'and IN me last Place MT
the care Of Structure IS eeyta rom PAM ana general
W GScemplished "a peTy Ettie Tune
1t well known that Structure Is the result OF badly treated
Oonorraea H. Tor instance that disease 70 c9ns
Now there pain or IN glee ana
is often suffered remain indefinitely Put should be
.sSs which naturally terminates IN hieEenns and this thick
enng at other Of the is structures and fur
ther that although structure may thus remain i3
many maades only Of sexual but those
But what especially attention off from this disorder
the idea that structure exist long no
structure often exists for years without producing any very
striking change this respect indeed diminished inter
.a2ted stream Of urine belongs only 70 the worst Of eases
lished ,.
Of & Which dSy
how of this description about this city and that
they will sell their nostrum, long any win buy them
mediaey acknowledge that all the medicine the world
Alone never cure structure In proof Of this nothing
who have been taking all of thngsas colored Drops
and pills. and cordas and the Ike S many months together
in as many days. :.
With view Of preventing these mpositlons therefore, II
81 which sfies the PpSfi hh BE-
easily done for although the symptoms Of tins disease are n
there are three Of especial and tese three may
to
The MANNER OF has been already sad the
aentivey after it finished and the clothes eadusted
whether drop two will steal away as to wet little
-nothinE is more indicative Of structure The next Is
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Jones' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
TRIAL BOTTLES THREE SHILLINGS EACH
nEAD IT'S QUALITIES

THE fact of selling trial bottles three shngs each
must 70 the reader that this of the
day These its usual properties which be proved by
respectable persons whose store II will
ualy force the hair where hair will
naturally the head face body has strengthened the
roots thus staying the hair from falling off cleaning the dan
druf from the scalp u also light, red hair
assume dark color and by doing this permanently TO make
the hair naturally dark from the pesons this
merely for dressing the hair notang Is economical to
keep the hair SOFT dark silky and beautiful at least three times
long any other preparation for the hair Solo, prce
shng bottle at the sign Of the American Eagle SO Chat
nam ST. N Y; Zeiber Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; Red
ding State at, Boston; and l39 Fulton Brooklyn, L.
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HTJLL'S TRUSSES.

NOIICE TrsItoOISN'
DERSONS afflicted with ruptuIes may rely upon the best
instrumental aid the world affords, application at the
eipal the United States Be careful to examine the
back of Hus Trusses they endorsed by Dr.
Hull writing None genuine to be relied upon a.
good, without his signature. a.,
celebrated trusses thousands imposed in
ouence These limitations be relied they
by unsku mechanics and better than the ord
nary trusses.
for ladies' from the business depart
ment where female ia attendance wait
female patept. o5 im% &c