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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05
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NAPOLEON AND FRENCH INDUSTRY.

.TE1rERs gives graphic account oftl1e events and
circumstances attending the conclusion Of peace
between France and Englandiu lsOl-4the first Pc
Rod OF rest which the French Republic enjoyed af-
ter the outbreak of the Revolution The treaty Of
Amiens, though it included only the two nations.
France and Great Britain, in fact the seal of
general paciication. After the exchange Of sigma
lures had rendered the ratification certain, and put
an end to the doubts and fears which hung over
the negotiation at every step, and most urboundeC
Joy was INDUCED In But we quote the narration of
the historian to show NApoLEoN's views on anoth-
er matter. In allusion to the final conclusion Of
the treaty, NJ THEIRS says an.
1t was agreed to keep this news SECRET at London
for twenty -four hours, in order thai the courier OF
the French legation might announce 1t first to his
government. This fortunate courier left on the
night Of the first of October, and arrived at o.
clock of the afternoon of the third==11th Vende.
maire-at Malmaison. AT that moment the three
Consuls were holding government council The
greatest excitement produced BY the opening Of
the despatches they ceased from their labofs, and
embraced each other The First Consul, who viii
lipgly threw aside all reserve with men in whom he
had confidence, evinced plainly the feelings which
filed his bosom. So many results obtained in so
short timc-order, victory and peace restored to
in two years-were blessings of which he might be
justly proud In these illusions of mutual graiifi-
cation, M. Carnbaceres said to him, f" Now that we
have made treaty Of peace with England, we
must make treaty Of commerce, and remove all
subjects Of dispute between the two countries. -
IS Not so fast, answered the first Consul quickly,
&c the political peace is made; SO much the better
let US enjoy it. AS to a commercial peace we will
make one il we can. But at no price will sacri-
flee French industry. remember the misery Of
1856" ~ taj it Afyf
The historian goes on to remark that this extra
ordinary and instructive passion for the interests OF
French industry must have been very strong burst
out at such time The truth of the matter, we
presume, is, that Bonaparte, with his quick sagaci-
ty, appreciated at once the Importance of due pro-
lection and encouragement to the industry Of France
knowing very we'll that a contest with England ON
that ground would have to be waged, and that, I'M
less the interests Of French labor were well guard
ed the results of the conflict would be more disas-
trous to his country than warfare Of arms. With
out protection the industry Of France would have
encountered that Of England at disadvantage, the
superiority Of capital and the benefits Of experience
and improved skill being on the side of Great Brit
ain. In just such position is our industry placed
in respect to competition with that of England;
and in that view the same necessity exists for pro-
lection in our case which Napoleon saw and felt
for France 40 years and more ago.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

No one loves to tell tale of scandal except
him WHO loves to hear it.
He that shows his passion, tells his enemy %hei
to hit him.
Mind, and NOT Mammon, makes the man.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

p0aafions for JfissiOns.- amount Of dona-
Herald Of the present month, Is 3 23.2s3,O7 -
There was donation Of 9244 from the lst church
and congregation in Honolulu, Sandwich Islands
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

Old father Hodge was queer dick; and in his
own way, made every thing subject Of rejoicing
His son Ben came in one day and said: IN
Father, that old black sheep has got twoismbs.'
Good says the old man. that's the most profit
able sheep on the FARM as
But one on 'em's Dead returned Ben
I'm glad ont says the father, it'll be better for
the old sheep ls M
But t'other's dead too,' says Ben
$50 much the better rejoins Hodge, she'll
make grand piece of mutton ip the fall F,
Eyes, but the old sleeps dead too exclaims
Ben.
Dead! dead what. the old sheep deadp cries
old Hodge. 'thats good, darn her, she was always
an ugly old scamp SO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

An hours industry will do more to beget cheer
Iulness suppress evil humors, and retrieve your af-
fairs, than months moaning. s5i4ae .gssgfj I'D
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

Public Lands.-President Polk lhas,ordered tie
sale, during the summer and autumns u about s, =
900 900 acresof land, lin wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois
Missouri, Arkansas and Louisiana. ,itiasV It'd bas
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

Pie Pldnt.--It may not be generally known
that pie-plant stewed as apples are, makes avery
delicious sauce. If little orange peel be grated
into it when cooking the favor is greatly improved
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

4 A New York paper says that tell ladies lnvarl-
ably prefer short men. An exchange thinks this
an error and observes that no woman objects to
Hy.msen, a 6ttsis8 t;a a,ilaFg 4ol l3d
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

/" Suppose You were lost in fog" said Lord c.
to his noble relative, the Marchioness. what are
you most likely to be Il" 4 Mast. of course" res
piled her ladyshp. 4. ..l. lEt M I'D
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

"I don't say as how missus drinks, but Irdo
know that the bottle in the dark closet don't keep
full all the time" 4s9.,5. i9q "a baf}iia4 .etsl
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-06-05

The ignorant man Is dead even while ne walks
upon the earth--though he he is numbered with
the living, a}s8 a.s.t ID seaif6qdi gnia,g't
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31

Wonder if our neighbors ofIhe Lynx
ever received such presents as straw
berries or rich Bnque q, from The La
dies of Pamela county? We only nsk
for information ncighbors.- Holly
Springs Gazette.
Rather you haden't asked that qnes-
ton ncighbor. How could you cxpec'
such ugly old men as we are, TO be the
houored done es Of those sweet tasting
AMI smelling things as render your
person as fragrant as the groves of
CeyIon? One word in your ear neigh
bor-how can y"u account for the pres
ence Of thnSe beautiful flowers so hand
ssncIy done up, y hich We so often
find in our office without knowing
from whence they come?
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31

cd, and made callous By a nights de.
bauch, oil this pure holy pleasure. is
lost to u.s.: we haye sunk on rselvcs .ir
the scale. OF being: and can no longer
enjoy u pure rapture &C rational inn
pressions. Once Incorporate, and the
glorious machine whose harmony plays
such divine music on the soul. has lost
the elastic spring that made all lis
sensations and thoughts assimiIa'n 10
purity. beauty. and elevation or God.
Once in'empcra'e. and like the beasts
OF the field. we grovel in hlird insensi-
biii,y to the charms Of Nature that glow
around us. Our immoral rart has
then left Cs; and with j.. all the JOYS
that accompany rational existence.
I'm vain do The beaurips Of Nature So
licit our eniovmani.-Them music nr the
grove strikes on m ear insnnSi | n
melody. The soul of the drunkard is
hut y charmed house Of dpadand corrunt
sensations--wherc all is putrid. often
sive, loathsome where repu alton is
skeleton-happiness corpSe--and Joy
a ragged pail. hanging in tatrers on a
mouldering coffin, in which lies inferred
the Hopes or Life. Oh! ve who now
revel in the high pulse Of yon,h. pause
on the threshold OF that dread charmed
housc-retrace yo1- steps from intem-
perance TO purity. and enter tho pa,
Wilton Of Temperance. there to con
sccra'e your souls &c the enjoyment Of
he charms Of nature.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
AdministratOP,s Sa,c

Ai'LEi To- an order of,he Hon
me fr"baie t'ourf or TaIlaba,chi.
c,''nlt. mad" al he October Tern, a
=, io44. shall proceed 10 sell IN ,hn
'I W., % : h"ries'on in said county on The
'onhay the 9Th day of Dccemho-
next on credit of tw, I've monks vii
"ond Insecurity the following renles,,,.
9,te.onSing to the estate of WiII;an, n
Williams deceased 10 wit: The sou,h
o oss' quarter OF section IS, in TOWNSHIP
% Range 2east containing 100 acres
~ or less. Sale to take place with,
III inc hours prescribed hy Inv
DANIEL YStWYERs Aim,
y Vim. 0 Wuttams decd.
-3l-3w.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
\ dminiS traitors Notice.

Letters Of administration having been
grained TO The undersigned At he June
Term OF the Hon. Pro5a e Courl of Pane,
la county On the es'ae Of John Merritt
deceased.
NOTICE. is III : efore hereby given &c
all persons indebted To said estate T..
come forward ni make immediate
payment, and all person having claims
against said estate are notified 10 pre>en;
The same 10 the undersigned. duly au-
ihentcate1 within the time limited hv
INV or this notice will be plead in bar
oil recovery OF The same.
SOLOMON G. CHiLDRESS ,Ad,a',,
o. ne estate Of John M,rrW decb
dow
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31

THE soUTHRoN.-Thp editor Of this
J1urna, asks, "W hat has trcore oc ,bo
TanoIa LynN?'~-and SAYS he knows it
IS IN existence by seeing 1t quoed :
The number cun'ainng that article. is
the hrSt one we have ever received
at this office. When we cmnenced
the publication Of the Lynx, we sen,
to The Sou'hrnn with a re1ues. 10 ex.
change. and continued to send until we
BECAME satisfied that we could moi pe,
an exchange. The editor informs ne
that The Souihron has been mailed f.
US during The two past months. We
regret exceedingly that we never ra
celved II. There mus. have been some
mistake in mailing it.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
a administrators Notice.

4 FILTERS OF administration having
Ia been granted to the undersigned, on
the estate Of John f Oliver, deceased.
by Hon Probate Court Of Pamela Coun
~, at the May term, A. d. l845.
Notice is hereby given 10 all person,
indehiei TO said estate, 10 come forward
and make immediate paymrnt.-..nd
those persons having claims against said
estate are notified TO presen, The same
duly authenticated within The time pre-
scribcl by law, or this notice will be
plead IN bar Of The recovery.
DlONY SlOCS OLIVER. adnc.
OF The estate of John f. Oliver deceased.
May 24th. I945. 10. 6. *.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
NOTICE

Is hereby given 10 all persons in'e5os
z ted in the Estate Of Richard w. Tho
mas deceased. that, having fled my pa
pers for settlement with the Probate
Court Of Pamela County, SO far as nv
administration has extended | shall
at The July term l645, Of said Courl.
apply for leave 10 resign the admins
tralon of sad estate.
WM. w. SMITH. Admr.,
Of the Estate Of Richard w. Th0ma~
deceased.
Pamela, MaU 20 h. 1916.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
COURTROOM Etiquette.

JudgeSomebody, Of Somewhere conn-
". is we'll known and very popular
! man. moreover; FOR he is not above IA
king a hand or glass nf bald-face Ell
iher-that is. occasionally. On The
individual. holding the srale Of Justice
with grave dignity. worthy Of half
dozen somrbodies rolled into one.
! One dav. during a very Interesting
case. n vorv tail and very solemn indi-
vrdn"l. further soIemnised nv a vprv
broad brimmcd beaver, entered the
court room. walked forward to and fro
and WITHOUT removing his hat. sal down
opposite The surprised and offended Ie
gal disnitdrv.
Mr. Sheriff! said The Judge in Sc
we're tone, Tell that man 10 take his hat
Off
The Sheriff walked over TO the trans
gressor. and, remarking that the rules
orthe Court must be observed oen,Iv
removed The broad brin from the bend
aud denosiied il in the ian or,he own
err.
Whv JUDGE. cried the latter. in
shril squeak of surprise. I'm ba7d! i'm
meAiaiely replacing his covering.
The JUDGE he'd no, no revived This soc-
ond contempt at The moment. having
been engaged in supplying his Jaw with
fresh Chew in order 10 aid runina-
liens, but again looking forward, the
hat once more loomei upon him.
Mr. Sheriff! said he with even moro
than severity, tell Tint man to take his
mt RI
ne ".''ce: arn'H waited On the Of.
len icr. ana removed ~" bna'er.
En iod&r. | tod Won was hald. cried
ihr man in n tone of incr, aeod surprise
nj 'ho lack o' cnnsi i"ra,ion for his con-
di'ion. nj The same ii 70. once more with
greai determination. ii1tc hing himself.
The Judge was picture to look al!
Mr. Clerk said he. in A voice whose sol
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
THE LYNX.
eT'.S Re'tb s. G.Y.Hutkett, EDITORS.
Saturday, May 81, 1s45.
Thn.tas p-in-irrrs of the Native American

Tha:tha p-in ipl-a Of the Native American
party are these, AMI no nthar:
That the Elective Franchise sho1ld ba preserr-
Ell "rHF and UNCORRUPTrn, coet what It NAV.
That no FoHEIGNEr should be NATUR &LIzF'
untl he slnh have resided in 'he ccunt-v TwFN-
"Y-oNE years, and laws passed TO prevent them
from obtainny certificates until that fact be fully
shown
That no laws shall be passed. 70 divaet foreign
PTS of any rights they have already acquired: hn'
that no foreigner, who NAV come hereafter. sbal
be permitted to hold any Office, until he saall have
resided in the country twentv-Ona wears
That all men have right to be protect d ir
tleir CIVIL and RELIGIOUS ljbe-tv. NJ MATER f or
whence they may come; and that people have p
right 70 aa5ambl? and discuss 1hects in which the
NAV feel nn Interest. without int,rr1nt0n.
That We do not close our ports ncains. the at
mission of foreigners, and offs Them protection
from pe5sacdt' on. We give them all tha pio
leyes granted 70 them bv the cnnstit !'ioN. A.
Ioag az thsy -otscted in ps-soN anl rronert
they should nntcomplain--RJT Wick TINY INrFr-
tlEDDLE WITH THE GOVERNMENT, HEF"rE ivy
NAVE RESIDED AMONG va TvFNTY-oNE YEARS.
AM not Till then, we c-y HOLD!
"Not that love Cesar Icea.
But that love Rome more''
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
A Administrators Not loo

LETTERS Of administration rIn;th
@e W'H 0nneredl having been
Granted to the Undersigned. at tho
Hp'n @rm OF The Hon. Probate Court
OF pamela County. on The esla,e Of win
lam Bo les. deceased. M
Nn''ce IS hereby given 10 a. nerson.
a 49,. .,.., 20 Sald esfa'e 10 come forward
ana make Immediate payment and an
persons having claims aeains, said -
',''e' are notified 10 present the sa,oa =,
ne undersigned. duly an,hen,;ca,a ~
III. rn'h me time prescribed by law or
'ney Will be forever hnrred y
JAMES NJ LAMB. adnr
% Inc estate OF Wm. Boyls, deceased
l96w.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
| n S O l. V E n Il NOT G l..
THE Site OF MISSISSIPPI
Pamela COUNTY.

Probate Court April Term 1915.
We the Undersigned Commissioner
Of insolvency, appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court al said county, at the
term aforesaid, on the Estate Of S.
Wood deceased; will meet a, The oi1ic,
Of Harrison 81 Vance in the town
Pamela, on The 'hird Monday in eac
month, for six successive months. 10 OK
anime and audit the claims against sail
Estate. as is required bv law.
All claims must be presented within
the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
q. IlARRlSONl
G. T. Vance CONS.
WM. RANE1S
Panola Mississippi, April 26.h 1915,
l5-G,n
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
NJ o n ID 4 Y

! =" ~ II y
Last tn have been a grea, day with
US. inasmuch as the Governor was here
TO review the militia. and candidates
>warmed broadcast over town. evident
striving TO appear as interesting in The
, ewes Of the people ms possible. And
the impression gathered ST ,engrb from
the immense cInnd. Of DDS, seen
to rise in every direction early in The
morning. a. the ,enmancv poprc.l il
from the hills AMI valleys. to EXHIBIT
themselves. "arned ami eouipcd a. the.
law dircctS.n to pass in review orrbeir
Commanderin chief Ru, unG,r,nna,o
", the tide Of human heipcs coosod -
roll in: and soon he tar, was asoar
aimed thar not one third If rl.c militia
were in attendance. AMI u,irorms and
lurncs and epaulets conrJ M, ba
brought to bear ON the accos;on Sill
he da, was M, bo1,, ,,;,La,, -.
events. for nrocI,,na,;o, . ,o
/ a
rom the Co,r, Uo,se,b,,c,, p.oun
would address, the naooIa !, II q oo,.,
rc7n AGer tho ro,,Io Ill H.
crci,ding IN n 500 ..I;.e cora.no.-
Howe would @, tho, r,o,:
and co,,,oo,ood L,. so,.; H., :.
mn, his ;,..r,;o, >,
be Al o,aLo .,
ono TOO IL c,,.
,irelv - H. .,:c '.- "
niIitio and rovo .'',,,'~ ~
for onr ron,'Ss,oss +, ,Lo,
When his exce,lancv had oono,',4.,
I,dro ,ronr,,. '' ''' '',.'"'
self = candid,,e f., C,a.a,,o -.
Stara. anil s,a,.J sao, g.
which the ,e,oIo ,s;.,. "
milf .;,ns e.. H., i.,
When hc had o,,o,,.4o, u,.n. J
loren rose anil ,y L:-,,f
,.audldate for the Office of n;S,.:o, :,
orney. Afer MAKING y Caw r.,,,o. T..
,e concluded hv ono,;,c , I,n,-l,,11o
.;ece Of Bhvnoanca vboo bo LoI
.oDcIudeJ. o,r oy.n ,o,, G.,
i N IIaoLi,s H.. .
ID the no.rIe ,ba, ~ n1;,,o
,6r the same office Who, be had o,.,
clnded IT r T,r,o. r.o 49,,
nounced himself y candina,e for .bo
lower branch of the nex, Leoi>laturo
fIe went INTO a de,ail of The ,,ao s,,os
he would advocate ifelec,ed, and wonod
up by assuring the people that in ,ba,
~ '''''' ''' ''''''
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31

Was posted by Eleazar Boylcs liz
ing 10 miles south west of tho ,o,rs
Pamela. on the 29lh Of June last. on
yoke OF oxen, marked with a swallow
l"rk and two undrrbrs in the rioht ga
or Years old. one red brindIe colo
ne Other dark brindIc, with somc
white spots on him. appraised 10 Gao y
VIM. S. KEITH, Ranger.
i7-3W
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
RANGERS NOTICE.

Was posted The 23th ut.. hv Geor,"
7 anderson, living two mics Soa.a-
east OF Pharsaiia. one hay mare about
Z years old, with gray spot in the
Goreheai, has collar marks on The shoY.-
ders. the right hip Il Il,lle Knocked down,
both hrnd tect white, und appraised { s.
S25. WM. s. KEITH R.P.c
Pamela Mi. May 81 1915 l6-3r.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31

NEPT Cons family On hand, and for
ia sale very low by The undersigned.
a Superior article Of Port and Nader,
Wines.
JOIN p. WOODRTFF.
May % h, i345. 10. a.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31

we agree with the Soufhron in liz
course IN relation TO the proposed
wing Convention. We will oiye o,r5
views at length next week.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
n O { i C g

The Undersigned, Commissioners o;
Insolvency, Oil the Es ale Of Joel +.
Rec, deceased, will meet at The Prob.
ale Clerks Office, in Charleston Tana-
haichie county Mississippi, on The t;rs,
Saturday IN each month. for egn-ce,
months. EDWIN L. ARMSTRONG;
a. B. BELTS. Commissions
Charleston, Mi, Aug. I2, I844-23-2w
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
For County Offices.

" We are authorised TO announce WILL
IAN * OPER candidate for the Office of
Sheriff of Pamela county, at the ensuing Novem-
Der election.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
Can fiidAtcs.
Fer State Offices.

0tFVe a-e a1tho-izal - alnoan:a the Hon.
HENDLEY 5. BENNETT caalidass 70:
election the oTi:e OFF gs of the High Coa5t of
Eros and Appealsa tae caslin5 Noyem5 = olac-
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31

WILLIAM a. BOliN of Holly Springs, is
a candidate for ths Office Of Distr ict Attorney
DIs:-lct composed of ths cDlatiss of Panel O. De
SOTO, Marsha !, L1fayetts, Pontotoc, Tipnah,
lisne.nin5', AL itrwanbe. Election on the
gr'' Monday and Cay following n November
next.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31

We are an!hh:isad 10 an 1ou,c, HANNIRAT.
ia "kl9 as candidate for hancary Ga k, in
che District composing the .unties orIippah,
Pont''oc, Lafayette, Paaolo, Coahoma, Tunica,
De Soto and Marshall
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
iCOeiEu nicdipd !

II Samuel Bell Mckee will run rnr
.:he off, OF Probate Judge for this
county, he will receive the support o!
MANY VOTERS
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
IC0mmuHicdied.l
l. | n T. S
nv III + ~


This world is uncertain
It's colors are rIc,ious-
You may ,h;,k yo,. ,;a.oa
Then all will be strange
Some seem quite deIjqhlel
While others will ,orr,,,.,r
Some are nIeased w;,b tho or.so,,
Others call cor . cba,c,
This world is mutation
AMI men CHANCE tbo;, notion.
what may sui, W., ,,...,c,,y
DON'T p'e:ss,. yaa i, d,<
And Irs,,,n9 -. =
~,
Wh.,..
here's hnt l'fie in wealth.
II ) oh'V n"'I"n-
"F Is f'c"eS' tH tar
IT. "o more
And 90, d;soon,o,
still wonld pronounce YOU,
Exceedingly poor.
N'' me S''n mat IN ophir
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
Communicated. |

Il r. \. Tyler Esq. will suffer his
name to be used as "a candidate for the
office of Probate Judge Of PanoI coun
~, he will be warmly Supported by
MANY VOTERS.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31

(E5-The friends Of SAMUEL. WILDS
VERNON, announce him us CANDIDATE
FOR the Office Of Sheriff Of Pamela County az
;he November election.~[11
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31

tST7We arc authorized to announce w. w
: NTH, as candidate fol- reelection to the Office
SHERIFF ofPanola County at the November
E eet.on 30
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31

0CY We axe authorized 10 announce THOS
b. CARROLL, n candidate for the Office of
CIRCUIT CLERK of Pamela county. at the
ensuing November election,
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
The cup is a mixture
And made Of materials,
Tha! suIlrs, gets rancid,
AMI spells in Il day.

There's but lille in honor.
It's used as garment
We wear it awhile.
And thnn Iav j. aside.
It's Ike dew in The incoming.
The grass in he meadow,
The cnan nr'nn hour:
The wind or the tide.
TIL" dow of he n,orrirc.-
Di<nrnoore - 'ho SIN rise,
The grass of'ho mellow
Is wihorei nj MON.
Srans are roenenrnd hv inches,
The win' shifts &. changes.
The lido fowS anara
And hours onI very Som.
There's hn' little in friendship,
Bn' n smile or how'lve;
Most rre,ensionS arc male
When 'hnre'S least oft there.
If orr c'o'hinc were friendship,
ADD or triend~h.p only;
Tho most ofihn world
Would 90 naked an hare.
Tho wore mo, today with
4 land. hnrr'v Welcome
Tn-nnorrnw wo'rn Strangers,
Pissed raroInsslv hv.
rnf n7a';n i 'hoir interest.
And all viii he friendship.
So. innrnsr'S the s'andard
To inAge friendship hv.
There's hr' lit''a orine'i.c
In ro"osr7nn 'rnneno'fans.
Wha' Is 'honoh' 60 hv ono,
With ano'tor = wronr.
!frh;s VOID stood On iIsrire.
An IN Justice on'v.
II would rrur,kIa ~ a-ons.
ana '"n'- ~" o." long.
Tn" term Or Stern ir7t;ce.
'' nv "S ''H''V.
WIN :" F1'H'Snr"'.
'"'' ms ""ns"n'-
''','''' am '"'" '0SN"S<'Hns.
m
We" ~" ? S"9Son--
az" - y" '"S made.
-" "'Sroe nm Tor rent.
Th~~o's NV. 1;.,r, nr ,r,,b
1'ho' i.e model 60 nro,
To boo, .h;nrs i, orlo.
'nI Sow =, Loo,o
1rr1.ro., b.. ,l,o
whoro r,l,,Lool ,n,.L,
I',rrovo toro ~. $1,000,
T,.Lo, oo,.. =,
D., r,roL, =,
IT, aaro,,,,
Although .hov oro e.o,,o.oi
All ovor .,y
'F"ae In,-onGo~~d hr ca,op
In H." p'o;no or e,rno, TIoavcn.
AnA Mo nonS" he 81 0,vI
Fr0Hn Uo"von was hnrroi
Th"ro's no'hirr has rarn,'cen,-
No mot tho haovone-
Fo" tho 'ne'ra orr'ane's
Is nnse;nr a,vav.
Sn"i"0'~ followed nv SPINNER,
Ard Snnnmor NV An.",nn-
The dark droar~ nirh''s
In rrrsnit or'hn dav.
Tn" fr"os orthn cHrost.
Tn" shrubs g '"a oor1o7,
The mnS' haar ;r,l rose bud
Is d"onnod q An"ov.
~,
rb,. ''<''e-
D., r"'y'
way
Nv loving "onnan'"n
I've ever esteemed Won,
a nh1nHf a
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31

Ky we are authorized % annonrce WM. s.
CLlN TON as candidate for the office of As
SCISSOR Of Pamela county, at The next Novem-
be- elsc,io,;oa.-,lY
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31

0TWN. S. KEITH, is candidate for the
ofice of CIRCUIT CLERK OF Panola county.
ar The next No einbar election.