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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-09
MI1SIC.

A LADY wishes devote her time the instruction Of
"A young ladies' the Piano She teaches the Logerian
which has been introduced into this
P has been greatly approved q IN Europe as beng the
addressed TO X r. the Office Of this paper, shall be attended
TO- AID imtrc
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SALAMANDER SAFES

SALAMANDER SAFES.
E7HE first and only kind of Safe that has every nstan
preserved their from accidental Edwards
Homans Improved Salamander, They for sale by A.
T.. Hobbs 26 Plat " where certificates and Safes
may be Of which saved the books and papers Of
Messs Coe, Anderson Co.. No 20 Broad street, great
fire the 18th ult Aso Of Mr. j. Mel, the of
Broad and EIcha Place the night ofhe 3oh Of
Ian az In,ssc
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TT rs SPOKEN OF OUT LOUD

BEING the very best Shaving Cream in existence
Athee article thar gave such
RINGS vhRBENA CREAM stands Pre.emnently the SHAY
ing Soap OF the whole world the united presses Europe aud
this country have pronounced and the immense
sales fully testify that it duly app ciated Ii up
err sold cheaper than other before the public
All are requested to call and the article
Bfnome street and 60 Maiden L. auz7 lmtr
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- ID lRWsAoW.r'.,,
MEDICAL. NO

IMPOKTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOH Evans, No. ~ Peck Slip, Water street,
~ New ork has been than forty years the successful
practice OF physic and surgery curing perfecy)
those desperate cases OF variety OF disease old OBJ
saate ulcers cancers u the throat sctures &c. caused by
malpractice IL Is OF the importance for the unfortu
choose experienced physician Dr. H. the oldest
and experienced IN this city his great
ncurab His Offices well anangedfor privacy Cali a.
Peck Slip and be convinced His
aud all cases ne guaranteed a20 lmsrc
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SS CANAL TREET-CuTe Of CONS, Banions sc.-
~ Mons and Madame Bernard respectfully inform the pub
lac Una, they have removed from No o Canal street. No SO
opposite That they still continue operate upon the feet
@ the greatest SUGGEST, Having praced their profession
Tor many years IN Europe and IN this country able
produce numerous certificates from the celebrated phys
cItns OF Europe well from Boston, Phads pbis and
New York 90 Canalst. nj lin. r.
q BARRY, Artist IN Hair, No. 1a6 Broadway Wigs
"A. and scalps upon the ventang and Gossamer system
appoxmatng the neaest Of the
raj head ofbsir Toupees, Pais Bands Seams aud Cus
cheaper than any other house the city The trade supplied
Aso from ladies' and gsnuemens hair Neck
laces Bracelets Watch Guards Rings Flowers Earrings
&c. au2l Im"mc
ALEXANDER'S TKICUBAPHr.
A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a Ii
hair TO BEAUTIFUL brown or black without injury the hal
or SKIN The great superiority Of this dye
mode OF application and instantaneous eecta other dyes
requiring from ten to twelve hours to produce change
excellence will be every upon single
Extract from ,be Philadelphia Daily sunrALrIArprRs
ThcoBAPHEThe effect Of the above the hair truly
onhng l. was tried Yesterday Office and the change
fG sale by Rssht2a Go, druggists 10 Broadway 10 A.
tor House and $50 Broadwsy OF 18th Aspn
wall Wsm street johnson, Moore = Taylor 81 Maiden
lane j. W. Wright Co Cedar and Of the principal
druggists throughout the United States sole
X a. A. WRIGHT, % South Fourth street
INN. Philadelphia.
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MAGASIN JAPANAIS,
40 nuyane Gtreef

II. Parker, Agent, from Amster dam, most respect
"A fully informs his friends and the public general that
he has received magnificent Oil
ses Flower Bottles Plates Dishes Cups Saucers; old
Dresden Porcelain Groups and Cups and saucers
Arm Chairs from the 1913 aud j77 formerly belonged to
the Cardinal Xmenies Great lnqustor Of Spain, such as
has been this country Of which he can dispose
az moderate prices Ladies' and Gentlemen If you wish TO
reat yourself call and examine this splendid collection
Also, two carved Chairs for Cath oc Cbuches 20 be seen
from 10 A. NJ. till s Z. M. i.17 o,ns III
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THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE T TREATISE,
u Y DIR. X ILPH,


I'm certain delicate diseases which the best and most
" of stated the plainest
Bile manner 1.-THE prescriptions used in the authors practice
being without reserve) giving also clear and faithful
description Of several innocent disorders frequently mistaken
for venerea which afford wide field for the ertortons and
receptions OF well known Boosting class Of people, None
but those who have had peculiar opportunities OF Judging
possibly imagine the and varied of deception
which this subject the suerngs both mind
and body they entail upon society To be had only So
Greenwich Price ST. It may be by pest,
bound)
who obtrude their skill upon the public mul,tudes OF whom
in almost every paper) considered duty give
the following statement the ground which this little
book claims especial confdence:-
Besides the authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh &hs
Medecne which has passed through several editions TIea-
monia letters from the eminent physicians Of Europe
the eminent America Sir Ashley Cooper DR. Mott
which is gratifying has permission to refer almost
every physician ofemnence in the city. aul0 im+m
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TO ANGLERS IND DEALERS IN
ETSJTV(, TArKTE

'ONROY g. 80 Fulton street, Of Cliff street. Manu-
acturers and Importers Of Fishing Tackle its branches
have now completed their fall stock sting of every article
~ The line for Fond Stream River and Sea Fishing mpor
Ter. OF the genuine Hemmng Som and genuine Limerick
Shooting Tackle add covered Drinking Fasks finest Canister
Gunppwder, &c. &c, Wholesale and retail. a23 m+r
oIkIhER'S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
w HIGH will change grey hair orig nal color few
W minutes This solution diff from any yet offered
and cannot fail supercedng all others Those who doubt
Its requested their hair changed before
paying he money humbugs you'd take this method there
would be complain. None genuine unless signed
r. Sqiker, in red ink The Solution be forwarded by
Hlndens Express part Of the world One trial will
the fact Sold wholesale 81 so per dozenand retail
81 and applied No Chatham street. opposite the Hall Of
Records, . IN IN
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Wigs and SCalDS,

RATCHET New Invented Wigs and scalps are ex.
II citing the astonishment, curiosity and admiral Of
nosseurs All the old difficulties vexatous annoyances
are now done away with These beautiful specimens art
70 Wig making only be procured VIM Batch Iors No
Wall street near Broadwa,. Removed from Broadway
su23 Insrnc
- PUSSEDuU respectfully inform, his friends and the
public that no has removed from No IL Park Row to
1873 Fulton street two doors asst Of Broadway where he will
be most happy receive all bis friends and
tances -
New York. 9srd August ls,5. aug, 1m.mc
II e "A u L b /. + q j. TO w lnu
ADVER TISEMENTS
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NEW FRENCH GOODS.
JAMES BECK & CO..

DEG LEAVE to call the attention Of the Ladies to the
= 's"s'' '''0'i FxScy GOODS,
@ has s;is sST rsy ss BY
Cases P.ri. Embroidered Qmbre Cashmere d'Ecosss.
" M sIo,a Dc Dc Lame do
6ms,s . Gs..%e Re d'Ee Sa
Mou.selin De Lame.
chnss O. s,a ods print
:, ing and new designs.
whts Bas Eas and Scarlet Msno and
Moussein de Lame
SILKS.
silks Fysss ys.. satin silks A 7as sH
AlaIocaine deax chanes Amure bazine
Corsase lace passmen- fyraamides' gairland de
GansyeuI and broderie {" Pekn Ombre allies de
Horzontsle stripes mouches
kamoow, stripes aud Reps royal armure
flowers . Pekin matte
Perspective rubanae !. passamen,sries Pskin,
psntslle perspective +" Per,sne, Corbeills de
embre, cadr,lle raee I" rekia Ge, and matte
R Fssia Nome fsin rsen ia ssl.fa1'
sa esehsmse % GsssS H w,as
Hiricsire bandes " Mourning silks
Pointille teut cult
OF the recherche soors. prnems Glars. Dem Glars
Bouton Brevete.
WEDDING AND SOIREE DRESSES.
Embroidered MusIins Dresses.
90 ssfit ., %
Aerian Snow Orgsndi. DO
m.tstion Br.s,ei. do
IMITATION Sts 20 i Pe%s 4 Ansle,srre
d Do Do d,et s sa4S" and S SsfIs "'''
PARIS EMBROlDERIEs
Collars, Batlda do do Csrdoy,lle
DC s A H.'ss g q Ah isss!!.
do MARKEDLY DO Canereris qeorgette
do do J t9l.a s".r DO Guimses Jsessphne
Coils doubles and Vslencienne Pelerines rubanniss
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
n n ID

INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
u OOD Y T. RS TENT
WARRANTED NOT TO STfFFEN OR SOFTEN I'M
DER ANY DEGREE OF GOLD OR HEAT
GENERAL assortment Of goods made under the above
patent including Machine Betting Carriage and other
pio,hs every width and 'heknes Coats, Capes Poncbos
Pants aud oyersuls Caps Hats and Boots and
Shoes, MECHANICS Aprons Lad es Aprons Travelling Bags
Ssamens Bags, Letter Bags Ship Buckets Fire Buckets
Water Hose Lfe Presetyers Air Mattresses Cushions Tar
paus for covering deck freight Portable shower Baths Bath
ing Mats, &c, &c. Forsas wholesale and retail, by
GEO. BEECHER,
an2S 2m'm 100 Broadway.
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MoNrEGo BAr-Brig Thomao bags pmento - bhlsg
Dbl IS pieces old copper ogwood uns rum Min
co.'s bags ok pcs old copper - tons ogwood Duns
comb Beckwith bags Pimento tons ogwood6 bbs pcs
old copper puns $50 cocoa nuts 10 order.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS " MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS
RRuN LAROSlERE u COURT, lie William street,
have just received by the last Have packets entirely
new assortment OF fall Flowers Dealers invited cali
and examine The goods which they will nd of the quality
and az very reaso able prices au20 In nc
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE
DOCToR JOHNSON, II Duane street, near Chatham st.,
- ofthe Oldest and msdlca surgi
cal practitioners IN the city of New York the
certain class OF delicate diseases The Doctor established
stand for eleven and during that
ly treated 900 eases ovenerea mercurs aud delicate
complaints The DIS reputation for skill in those old half
cured that have existed for No
ter how long you may have elect, Structure Ulcers upon
the body or IN the throat or the head
Of the legs WI, and can you IL your curab
constitutional weakness omen,s called Seminal Weakness
brought on by secret habit INDUCED by young men
an unfortunate victim Of this unnatualvcs has experienced
sautary treatment Dyspepsia weakness Of the small
of the back, confusion OF intellect orgeuness papaon Of
the heart aversion TO society only symptoms OF this
plant lie warrants cure m every charge. Mild
aud recent eases cured in days Dr. johnson
educated Physician mud Snrrron aI2 Imos.r
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GOODYEAR'S PATENT METALLIC RUBBER
OVER SHOES
WARRANTED stiGen soften under any degree Of
w cold or heat; article unequalled for durability neat
ness or price for sale cases suitable for the city or
''e ''' - '"'''' W GEO BEECHER,
au28 2m'm 100 Broadway.
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READ THIS.

hEAU This,
LII CASES in the Surgical aud Medical line, especia,
IN those Of standing IRA
Tvs the first application, neither residence ,equire
No 57Readc street HElNE. NJ d
I'm
CURED BY BOTANIC DOCTOR, who understands
- his business with ten years extensive practice
disease male and female has cured after all the auack
nostruns been sayatd aud the hospitals without benefit
hose who wish without mercury avoid
the ignorance and imposition of Boosting pretender who
cetly give and thu constitution should call
out delay at 93a Bower Separate office and egIess Consul
~ N o P 40 l..sr
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LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
AN1TQ UIIIES,
At the Magasin Japani's, 90 Duane street,


LARGE A AHN1FfQI THSslSs SALE OF
At the Magasin Japani's, ~ Duane street,
aS
,Sd and and
eSnS M.. Of BY & h
'r ss1's 'ns ss
s s sa are II s
no In. ' ee oSaay 1 TS be-
sold AAkQN LEyi Aus9neer on Thursday, septem-
The public n general also STRANGERS visiting this city,
specifically INVITED to call and sx9moe this mos, aodm
Il. q sale from Men nom this day until
sale 70 commence precisely at II o'clock in the morning.
ram or shine me
y. B:-For partlculars Sc. the caiaosnes 81 lw-rrc
AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS, La.
IN S nd on IN c oSs
Refers to SIss.r..
I: n, Z Sy' S:1;'s Co.., Now York.
New Orleans. July l2th. ls45. is;5 im'rc
SEVEN HUNDRED CORPS Mol for sale low in Gin
JOHN S SAVAGE,
ss = D EsisssLr,
Said Inlet navigabls for vessels drawing feet
9FG gs1a9 .ss1a.
- cast of Clothing Furniture dispose of obtain for
the same liberal cash price, by sending the subscriber
Through Post or otherwse) his residence No 50 Duane
street, basement M. S. COHEN.
NIB. Mrs. Cohen will also attend to Ladies their resi-.
dence, nreauested ala imsrc
SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR
NIIURE jVANTED
ND the highest price kinds of cast off Clothing
"A and good second hand Furniture Persons wishing
pose Of the will do well call the subscriber
dress line through the Post Ofe, which will be punctuay
attended to. b. LEVY,
49a Chatham street, York.
b. Constantly on hand seasonabe assortment of gen.
hemen's Clothing, cheap for cash. ale lm@rc
DR. SALMONS REMEDY
OR disorders of the Stomach Liver and Kidneys
panied with indigestion of appetite bilious
attacks glddness palptaon anguor, low spirits loss Of
strength the back side aud
habiua costiveness worms and other symptoms
DR. Salmon's Remedy has with binary success
private practices aud priced highly by all
IT, that the proprietor has been induced introduce
public generally He sufferer
plants that u.s. as 1t processes TO be- perfect
ting the system restoring appetite health, color and strength
THIS Remedy contains no mercury nor any peparation Of
most satisfactory references gwen if required
DR. WM. II. MlLNOR 1872 Broadway,
81 lmVrrc of iohn st, Sole Agent for n. Y.
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SJUU KEWAKD.
GROSS SPECIFIC MlXTURE-Fcr the of Co
~ norrnoI, elects Structures, and Analogous Complaints.
We give no quackh recommendations to deceive the public
The proprietor challenges single Of
be brought in which the Mixture will effect rapid
under forfeiture of S5v0.
For sale at Dr. w IL MINORS 1872 Broadway, opposite
he ErauEli lin AZ m ire
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TO THE PUBLIC.
AIDES sufercg under disease .ed Uterine Hemorrh-
IL obtain remedy by calling BESJS T. SEALEY,
No "a Liberty authorised agent for its sale. Ceitcats
Of cures can be above.
OF years standing cured in three weeks. Mrs.
Lsnders, "a Bowery, will give ample satisfaction.
s7w-rc JOHN l.. KORTRIGHT NJ. d. {. b.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-10-18

Toe glory Of all singing birds, the
far fanci njgh,ineales Of all lands in
cIoled, is the n.uchjng birdor our own
country. No other can compete with
it in variety. 1t sings its own songs.
and sings with the most exquisite AMI
never ending variations, The sonrs Of
al olher birds lie lies. What cannot
he do? lie is not too humble or dis
trus'fuI Of his abilities, wee creature
tina: lie is, TO refrain from initiating
HE scream Of the cagle as he SITS pos
cd upon some lofty crag. nor too proud
to assume, hen it pIeases his ftful fam
cy, HE ch;rp Of he lie !go sparrow
lie goes farther and calls The sport
N. Ms setter from the game, the hunts
mans hound from the ,cen'. by hi,
nIischcYious whistle. lear him boot
at the owl, crow ironically over a chan
ticIecr, call away the ca}'ow brood from
beneath their mothers VIM BY nj;
well simulated cl K, or rrien,cn tn,
whole family o. hem by the mos, par-
tentou5 screaming Of the hawk: an
then is il Ia gh .ny at all Iis ran-af
he best iokars are ever the hcqric,t
aPPr"c.a'ors offh~ir own iokes-Ilsrcn,
as be scars ariJs' The u.aJrage 81 yan
.'..r 4
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-10-18
TO TIE PEOPLE OF MISSISSIPPI

TO TIE PEOPLE OF MISSISSIPPI
FELLOW CITIZENS Having become
a candidate for the office Of Chancellor
OF the State, deem it my duly to state
to You the grounds upon which ex-
pcct on desire to receive yoar support.
| have been a citizen of the State OF
years. | was engaged in the practice
oil the law from 1911 until 1917. when
was elected by the Legislature to The
Office of Judge Of the Criminal Cour,
Of Adams County. which Office 7 hell
about five years. In 1888 I was elect
ed by the people Of the Second Judicial
District Of the Sia'e 10 the Office oC
Judge Of the Circuit Court Of that D;s.
trict. | held ;his Office durIng the CON
stltutonal term Of four wears. Ibo-
lleve that discharged the duties Of
these Offices in satisfactory manner
1t may not perhaps be improper for me
to add that whilst | acted as Judge Of
the Criminal Court only two of nv O.
pinlons were excepted 10 bv counsel
and ihatin neither case were tbo cv.
ceptIons sustained; and that although
upwards of fifty thousand cases were
Tried and determined before me while
acting in the capacity of Circuit JUDGE.
no decision or legal opinion made or
delivered by me in any of them was
ever reversed or orcrruled by the Su-
preme Court during my term Of SER
vice. For, as Judicial functionarv
II was not my aim or desire 10 acou;ro
" reputation for readiness or decision.
OF judgment at the expense cf nv ow,
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-10-18

at ght;-"admittance so
cents, children half iprice, :
appearing conspicuously.-
Said professor, in order to
have light enough on the in
teresting occasion, purcha-
sed previously 4 pounds of
candles, and as the gray
twilight gathered more
thick and 'dense around, and
night began to hold her cur
tains up 20 exclude the light
from upper sources, those
said four pounds ef candles,
were ignitcd and all set 10
blazing, preparatory to the
grand entertainment. We'll,
those hundred lights, Gas a
little miss present, avered
there werc,) blazed on and
on. and expended their "a
dance on bare walls, until
the professor concluded
that the only spectators
present ON the occasion
would be said bare walls
and therefore in order to
have a show any how, he
sent the little boys and bells
over town ringing " free
show" but still nobody
came, and the mystical pro-
fessor wishing Pamela and
its inhabitants at the devil
blew out said four pounds Of
of candles, and on Friday
morning, carriage packed
with trunks was seen roll
ing in dusty swiftness from
the scene Of a travelling
professors just rcbuke.-.
when his carriage wheels
were kicking up such a dust
as they rolled out, we call
cd to mind the affecting line
of the poet, /
when shall we meet again"
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There will be a public
meeting at the Courthouse
on Saturday next (25th) for
the purpose of appointing
delegates from this couny
to attend the Southwestern
Convention to be held in
Memphis. We hope the
citizens will take an inter-
est in this matter, so that
the voice ofthe great coun-
ty of Pamela may be heard
in that great council. Ban
croft the Secretary of the
Navy it is said will be pre-
sent, and many other dis
tisnguished men of the ma
ton. And it also probable
that the great Steam Ship
Mississippi will be ordered
round on the occasion.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-10-18

conscience or the risk ofcommittng err
rors hy which one Of the purric; gilt
be injured: bat my grcat and only OBJ
jcct was 10 decide CORRECTLY
The gentlemen Of The bar who are
presumed 10 desire al The informal ion
that can be obtained with regard 10 the
candidates for this high Office, arc re-
srocl!ui'y referred to a legal argument
made by ne il The case Of Lacosle v
Starkcy & Dixon, reported in the list.
vol. Of Smcdcs AMI MarshalI's Supreme
Court Reports. Also to an argument
filed in The case of Maury VS. Garland,
recently decided in the Superior Court
Of Chanccry. These may possibly az
ford them some idea of my capacity
for Iaborious investigation and research
v hen necessary, if not Of my legal qua
l:Acntions. and general competency 10
discharge the dulles Of The Office Of Chan
celIor.
If then, fellow citizens, from what
have stated and from such other infor.
nation as You may, upon enquiry, be
abe 10 obtain, you Shout deem NC
worthy 81 The Office, should be much
gratiiled TO receive your support.
Very respectfully.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-10-18

1t will be seen by to-
days paper, that Maj. Bra
han of this county is a can
didate for military honors.
The Major is a martial
looking man, and no doubt
has military talents Come
boys, don't forget the gallant
Major in the generalmelec
etthe ballot-box in Novem-
Der
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-10-18

FELLOW CIrIzENs:-!n declining the
further canvass us can.
dlda,e Er your reps csentat;ve in The
Legislature, it is due 10 myself and to
my friends, in order 10 CORE Ct a falls,
impression thul has keen sought to be
made, 'o explain The motives by which
| was actua!cd in frs; becoming a cal
dldatc, and the reasons which now in
iluence me 10 withdraw.
1t has Locn said, (by some Of the
wire workers Of the Caucus suppose
that, Icing disappointed because was
not nominated by the wing meeting
that was held at Pamela the 9Th of Au-
gust, ! became a candidate, not with
any hope of securing my own election,
but tor the purpose only Of producing
a split in the wing ranks and defeating
If could, he election Of Major Harri-
son, the nominee of that meeting.
have in my possession the, certif-
Gates of Capt. A. w. Armstrong, Mr.. L.
Y. Dickens, VIM. Smith, Esq, and my
Iamen,od friend, 10 nathan L. Davis,
which had Obtained TO use in The can,
vass Tor the purpose Of rcfgting these
bascly false and unprincipled charges,
stating, in substance, that | was oppos
ed, bitterly opposed TO the convention
or any nomination being madc-that
refused TO have my name placed be-
fore the meeting upon being asked
by my friends ifthey should do so. be-
cause of opposition to it, an / that Sta
ted | would not acccccpt the nomination
il given 10 me, because would prefer
10 run as an independent, voluntary
candidate than under the disadvantage Is
of what might be considered the nomi-
nee Of a caucus. How then, | ask
could feel myself disappointed at not
being the nominee Of meeting to
which was thus opposed from begin.
ming TO end, and before which | had
requested my friends not to place nv
name as one Of the applicants for thei r
favor, stating hat | would reject the
nomination if given to me. And how.
with any propriety, could be consid
cred as bound by The action of a self
constituted body Of few individuals.
assuming to themsel yes, without autbo.
rty, the right &c dictate to others, when
| was not member Of that body and
took no part in lis proceedings? III
had III any way participated IN the ac-
ton OF he meeting or approved its pro.
ceedngs, there woulI have been som,
grounds for supposing me at least homo
rably Eound by what might thus have
been considered in part my own act
but if my rights, as freeman, were
precluded by the action Of that meeting.
then were those OF every citizen Of Pa
noIa county, and let this be but once
conceded, and Our government, though
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-10-18

20 IONE .2AJD IRENE.
H1ho sent as Junch Of roac-Jud5
These blush;ng baas jus: op'ning now.
To bloom in fsaa:y weather,
From fairy hands have received
Al nsa;Iy bouai together.
Who is lone, AMI Who Trsac,-
And why should :hey 5omembar.
THAI win shield these little bIds,
And chofish shcmquite tands.,
Thank you for the fragile oas.,
So lovely, like the doao-s,
Nho've s.[ewn my path with FIo1a's gems.
And me o'sruhe,mgd with honors.
Then BE- assured, She tender ones.
Find ha,e agIadsoue greeting.
And now amboson'd taada-lv,
Bound 70 my hearts warm bea ing.
JJ.N'R Ed.