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The following extract from Mr. Sci
denis speech in New York, shows il
what light abolition is looked upon BY
the Wing party in the North-Nr. Sci
den is the Wing candidate for mayo,
OF New York, and speaks in this wise
OF the defunct carcass of abolition
Go it Selden.
II observed in leading Journal OF
this city, few days ago, an article
written apparently with design of ag-
itatIng the public mind upon the subiec,
oil abolition. 1t appeared TO be intend
ed by it 10 create anxiety and alarm.
Abolition abolition in the Stale OF New
York Abolition, after It's exhibition
OF itself in the fall of 844, in close al
lance with slavery OF the most southern
aspect Abolition, when the fearful
s5mpathiser was found walking arm
In arm with the slavc-driver on the
banks OF the Mississippi. Laughter
and cheers.l The idea is preposterous-
ISone out an enthusiast, it seems to me
none but some Don Quixotte Ilaurb-
teri who beheld the armed giant in the
shadow ofevery tree, could have though,
OF such thing. When he goes 10 the
encounter, he will find that he has
struck the dewdrops from the cypress.
OUT the cause Of this terror lies buried
Seneath his feet. ICheerine1
Abolition is dead-so dead ;ha, nei.
'her the force of opposition nor Of the
press can galcanize il at this dav-
Why, gentlemen, if have been r;obt-
~ lniormed-I, don't vouch for Tho
truth of it, but have heard that abol;-
ton was offered for sale in the election
81 io44-yes, the yilest political hack
NAT ever drove .across tho election
course was, by one of its leaders. offer.
% Tor seat in Congress-with all is
;narity-all its mercy-all its Kindness
o Inc poor African. abolition , II
'ds once name which impaired dien;tu
II carried mercy on lis tront-it en-.
lsfed me synipathies of many good men
o. only here, 6ut throughout the laud 6
tut when it became to be converted in.
political machine for the nurnose
disturbance, 1T sank into ins;on;6 b
lnce, and no one not even an editor
IN revive It [Great laughter and n
leers.l Let me not be misuudeos,oo5
from any cause IL should manifest /.
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itSelf again in this country, those who
apprehend danger from Il vouid find
me shoulder to shoulder With them, fol-
lowing out their effort for lis final er-
Hnguishmem. Loud checrs.l If there
was any cause of alarm, ] am glad tn at
the alarm was given, and tina nix the
gentleman who raised the alarm. But
believe he has been unnecessarily afraid
Like certain class alluded to by Solo
mon, he has fled when no man pursued
him"
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-04-26

A NICE PoINT OF LAw.--Blackstonc
speaking of the right Of wife to dow
or, asserts that ifland abide the husband
Tor single moment, the wife shall be
endowed thereof: and he adds, in q
note, that this doctrine wa. extended
very far by jury in Wales, where the
father and son were both hanged in one
cart: bu: the son was supposed 10 have
survived the father, by appearing to
struggle the longest, whereby he be-
came seized Of an estate, by survivor
ship, in consequence Of which seizing,
his widow obtained verdic, Of her
DOVER!
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MIR. clay MADE A MEMBER OF TIE AM
HOME MISS. SOCIETY.

MR.. clay MADE A MEMBER OF THE AM
HOME MISS. SOCIETY.
The Ladies of the Durand Missiona-
: ry Society Of New Haven recently
made HENRY CLAY life member Of the
American Home Missionary Society by
contribution of $40 90. Mr.. Clay
acknowledged the favor IN a letter. of
which the following is copy
ASHLAND, 9Th March, 1915.
DEAR Sal have received your Ga.
vor, transmitting q testimonial Of nv
being made a member for life Of the g.
mcrican Home Missionary Society in
virtue OF u contribution made for that
object, by the Ladies of the Durand
Society Of New Haven
request you 10 communicate 10 them
my grateful Acknowledgements for this
distinguished proof of their highly ap-
prcciated esteem and regard and TO
assure them that share with them n
profound sense of the surprising i'm
portance Of the Chrislien Religion. and
believing, us sincerely do, in its Truth
l hope and trust that their laudable en-
beavers TO promote and advance its
cause may be crowned with signal sue.
cess.
l am obliged TO you for your accoun,
OF the operations of the Society And
from their great extent should sup
pose that the results of the labors Of tho
Society would fully correspond with
the pIous and religious motives which
prompted its establishment.
am, with great respect,
Your friend and obi scry,t.
II. CLAY.
CHARLES HALL, ESQ. &c, &c,
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Who's, Scarcd ?-Let any BODY ,h,,
thinks we're afraid because our par,v
has been essentially used up" in ,b,,
state read the following, purely origi-
nal verses. We're not scared-no, t.
bit of li-but the loss Of tina, ten dollar
hai grIeves US most savagerously:
ii"rk ! from the pines dole sound,
Mine ears attend The cry;
lie living wings, come view the ground.
Where ali your coons do lie.
Coonies ! this clay will be Your bed
In spite of all your braggers
The old, the wise, the reverend heads.
lave all got the blind sragger,.
Hurrah for our poe,ical talent, Ne
vcr found ont that we we're poet. be-
fore.-Aiwnys Of the firm opinion hor.
ever, that there was great deal " come
o"t in US. No, disappointed.
I. S.-The brother of the Jackso,
SoHthron will please raise Tho tune. ~
we have n very bad cold. and c,nr
help thinking about that Ten dollar h.,-
ver,-Lidcrty (Whg) .Adroeste.
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WHOLE NIGER" Oh, mother IL
jest sec man with one half his face as
black ass-as-as -
As what Sammy %
Black as all creation, mother
WASH, he an object ~
" Lord love you, little dear, you don't
say SO. He must have been half me-
gro"
" Go TO thunder, old woman he
was a. whole niger, t'o,her half was
jest as black"
:. Take that, you good for nothin' llt-
tie sarpcnt My gracious, how sassy
children is.n
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CHARLES HALL, ESQ. &c, &c.
LATER FROM ENGLAND

LA Fix FROM ENGLAND
The Queen of the West has arrive,
al New York, bringing dates TO The III
March.
The income tax was sustained in p, >
lament.
Mr. Gladstone is to be advanced
The civil disabilities of the Jews
10 be removed.
= petition was presented TO the Hopse
OF Lords. praying for a reylson or Tho
ruoles Oh The church. 1t caused unite
an animated discus sion.
II is asserted in England. ,b,, H.
General of the Jesuits viii suppress the
'esuits'" College, TO prevent the civil
war menaced. The dates from paris
by the Louis PHILIPPE, are up 10 The nh
anu they say nothing on this ,o;n,
ney refer TO the subject as follows
e"'f2er/and.-The Diet has declared
.'Se'i IN permanent session, with a view
% DC able TO rePress all disorderlv
movements in the country. a, r.;
oourg the Jesuits had published hool
entitled Radicalism in ls44-45. which
served only TO augment the ;rr;,..:
y parties. The town was filed 81
roops OF the Landsturne, who wa
arriving and left after b,v,
he s Desa passed as =, in review During
~ session OF The Diet on the e7,b I'll
'eoruary, Balle-villc decla, -. OF
nc authority ofthe Diet. unao
'a' compact to expel the Jesui,s. No.
a'hg that the matter was 60. "''
sovereignty. The $50 q
% 'eid oy Appenzel-lnterior o..
appenzel-Exteriar ond D.
que pronounced in favor Of The
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The Dorr libera,ing candidate for
Governor in Rhode Island has succee-
ded by a small majority. Now, Dorr
will Of course be liberated with the
blast of bugles, and roar of cannons
Why tiberate him, when he seems
TO be SO well satisfied with his new &C.
cupation Of painting fans.
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y > y L V ENT NOTICE,
IHE S1d TIE OF MISSISSIPPI,
FANOLA COUNTY,
Probate Cour, A., -

probate Court April Term ,a.s
of ;ns,i lno Undersigned Commissioner,
proha,a 'ency' appointed by the Hon.
term ,ro uouft of said county, a. tho
Wei IIoresaid, on the Estate of S.
or Iuu ueceased; will meet at the Office
D. pa harrison d Vance in the town IF
n, ano,a' on the third Monday in each
ano;' LOT SIX successive months. 10 ex-
FH,a,a ana audit the claims against said
Es.a,e' as IS required by law
H. 81. c'a'ms must be presented within
me ,lme prescribed by law. or thew
will be forever barred Nv " '"ey
a. HARRISON)
=. +. VANCEl Com'x.
D, :, WIN. RANEYA
"'ss'ssiPpi, April Goth 1915.
A. ~
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Communicated.

communicated.
WING CANDIDATE FOR THE LEG ISLATURE.
Messrs. Ediiors:-A par agraph in
your last number has called attention
TO the subject Of our next legislative
canvass. For one, gentlemen, | am a.
gainst giving over Pamela county to the
RepudIaiors-aiI good wings are oppo
Sed to 1t, and they will oppose 10 some
purpose. We have men in our ranks
VINO can do The county as much service
as any repudia,or, and we can and wiX
elect one Of them. The question is
who shall that one be. nominate
Major II. w. BRAHAN. He is a good
wing. He has served us we'll one
lime. He can do good service again.
He isa gentleman and clever fellow,
and we ca" elect him. No other prom
lnent and popular man conserving 10
run, he ores tito his party TO run A.
gam, and will not refuse, though, as he
well knows, no personal honor or ad
vantage will be der lived from i, to him
self. lie Is the man by all means. II
insist IN the name of all good wings
that he must run, and am backed by
numbers who unite with me in opinion.
T,
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expulsion Of The Jesuits.

I VI buC JcSulI9.
The Bombay Overland Mail, ".
Marseilles, reached London on the 9Th
The news received by The prcsen,
mail is of the 10Th Of December from
China; 23d Of January from Calcutta
and Delhi; Gath Of January from MAJ
dros and 25ih from Arga /; and from
Bombay 10 the LIST of February.
The intelligence is more interesting
than II has been for some month. back,
The insurrecIion in KaIopore and Saw.
unit Warree continues unsubdued. nj.
though 10000 men are in the field for
the purpose of suppressing il. Three
British officers have, in the course nj
the month, been slain by the enemy-
The roads are everywhere blocked IN.
and robbery and plumber universal
In Lower Scinde the troops continue
healthy, and the people quiet. Her Ma
Jesty's 18th iighlandcrs, now at uy-
N' w SuuCtiuB dS severely rs
ever from indisposition. They have in
the course oil four months lost 4O2 men,
So women, and 1870 children. or 557 N
all, belonging to the regimen.
SIR Charles Napier has proceeded in.
to lhc Bhoogtee mountains, with n Eorc.
OF nearly 5000 men, for the purpose of
chasiIsIng the marauder., who confirm.
ally ln!est our frontier durino IN. no,
season. The expedition was q DANCE,
Gus one. By the Iates, account, h.
were getting on SUCCESSFULLY. the Co..
eraI himself having arrived a, Dew,
Fresh revolutions have occurred in ,h.
PunIaub. where the Army compl.,.Iv
controls the Government, putting m
and pulling down Administrations =,
their pleasure. The British Govern.
ment seems resolved no, TO in,.rf.,e
with their ieuds, wisely de,erminip,
leVote rs attention TO the welfare AMI
prosperity Of its subjects.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-04-26

The Hampshire Herald is SO full Of
abolition and pity for the slave. tina,
a Philadelphia lawyer could not tell
what its politics are. Nearly every ar.
ticle, both editorial and selected, rroan.
with the deadly infection.
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COMMON ALMOND PAsTE.-Tuke six
pounds of fresh almonds BIanch and
beat in stone mortar, with sufficient
quantity of rose water add n pound
OF finely drained-honey, and mix the
whole together, Exceedingly good for
the hands.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-04-26

= The river at this place is very high
and still rising; we expect consider
able overflow.
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P't'sburg has been visited by a dis
As'erous ire IN which, Banks, Hotels,
Stores, and Bridges were consumed.
The loss is said to be immense
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MARRIAGE.

MARRlED-on Sunday morning
the Goth Inst. Mr.. SAMUEL p n,or,,,s
TO Mrs. A. NJ. THOMAS, at her resi-.
dence IN this county.
we wish them many, and happv
days. ~ ""PPF
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The King of Denmark, offers as a
premium, medal of2O ducats, for the
discovery of telescope Comet.
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"Againsi the insidious wiles of Foreign infiu
ence, conjure you to believe me, felow-citizens)
he jealousy of free people ought to be continual
~ awake; since history and experience prove ;hai
foreign influence is one of the most banefIl foes
Republican Governmeni''--Was hington's
Farewell Address.
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0TWe are authorized to announce THOS.
II. CARROLL, a candidate for the Office of
CIRCUIT CLERK of Pamela county, at the
ensuing November election.
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OTWe are authorized to announce w. w
SMITH, as a candidate for reelection to tho Office
SHERIFF ofPanola County at the November
s'eetion 90
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-04-26

The Newspapers give accounts Of
heavy failures in New York. Under
the administration of Polk and Dallas.
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0PWe are authorized to announce THO,e,
II. TURNER, u candidate &c represent Pamela
county, in the lover branch of she Legislator
at the next November election
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6rWe are authorized to announce Wu 8
CLINTON, as candidate for the Office of Ac-
SCISSOR OF Pamela county, at the next Novem-
bsr election-E0
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OTWe are authorized to announce JOSEPH
}. CALDWELL, as Candidate for the Office
Of SHERIFF of Pamela county, at the next No
vsmber election.
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IWe are authorized to announce w, c.
CULbERSON, as a eandidats for re-e1ecti ON
10 the sficc Of CIRCUIT CLERK of Panotn
eouRty, at the next November election-S~0
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6TWs. S. KEITH, is a candidate for tho
Once OF CIRCUIT CLERK of Pamela county,
at the next November election.
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HEADS AND HATS

we have seen nothing in advertising
pun way, says the Express, better thar
the published correspondence between
Orlando Fish and Mr.. Clay. The for.
mer asks the latter 10 accept hat. in
Tins way =" Deprived, as we are DOOM
ed to be ofhaving you at orr, head-w;,,
you allow US the minor pleasure Of bov-
ing ourselves a, yours ?'' To this i
added the wish that it may afford the
wearer Protection. Mr.. Clay responds
as follows
ASHLAND, 29lh jan, 1915.
NY DEAR SIR Il offer many and
cordial thanks for the Hat which Won
have kindly presented TO me. and for
the note which accompanied it. The
Hat might have projected - n better
or wiser head than mine, bnt no head
was ever covered by a better or more
elegant Hat.
Most truly, am
Your friend and obi sery't
ii. CLAY.
flRYANp Eyc,r
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HYThe friends of SAMUEL WILDS
VERNON. announce him as a CANDIDATE
for the Office of Sheriff of Pamela County at
the November election.lS0
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"MY COUNTRY May SIZE always be in .hc
Tight-bnt, RICH; or wrong, my country !''--Com-
modore Decatur.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-04-26

st is time we should beco ne little more Amer
can, zed--Andrew Jackson.
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hand rests on a diamond headed cane.
He is uncovered, and as h. passes, bow
ing gracefully TO your salutation, you
recognise the president OF the republic
Such was Santa Anna only year or
two ago.--Philadciphia Enquirer.
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ASHLAND, 29lh jan, 1915

10"I IIIeHu and Obt SCrV't.
ii. CLAY.
ORLAND Fish, ESQ.
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LiUes the Presidents Of the United States with As
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Patent Action Piano Fortes,

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tIHE undersigned having ohaiued the Patent Right for
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Woo. Carding, Cloth Dressing,
And Observation-Disclosures.


ROYAL III. CHAFFIN respectfully informs
the public that he has repaired and enlarged his
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BAR IRON, STEEL, AND NAILS.
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THE PROTECTION ms. co.

Z
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further particulars ISAAC DAVIS ESQ., his office in
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+ HAVE this day given to my SON ADRIAN w. FARRAR,
his time and trade for himself aud shall claim
Of his earnings pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date. AMOS ID. FARRAR.
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Agency for the Sale of
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS AND SEEDS.

WILLIAM M PLANT has opened Ware
v house for the sale of the above articles in
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
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st. Louis, NJ ., May %, 1915. en-
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NOTICE.

HEREBY give notice that have given to my son JoHN
NJ Ross, tile right receive and claim his wages on his
account, and to hold property as his own without any
hindernnce or interference by me.
Northbridge Aug. l3, is45 "a JAMES d. ROSS.