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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-02-05

perative energy by which we can re-assuu.,
| the vitality we have suicidally surrendered
The alchemists protested to be able TO con.
sumo the flower and raise it again out of it:
ashes. But it was at best ashadowy resurrec
ton, and the visible image had neither fra
grancy, color, nor life. A nation has but 4
single life, and the people that perishes, be-
cause 1t Is recreant TO itself, can hope for no
palingenesia.
We are then summoned by every consider
ation OF present interest. of enlightened pat
riousm, oil decent respect for the memory of
our Iaihers, OF reverence for the religion of
our God TO do our utmost to keep alive the
sacred IRE, ana 10 transmit inviolate and un-
impaired to future ages the heirloom which
1t IS a crime 10 ALLEVIATE. To our Persamus
Palladium is committed. To New England
our common country must look as the puresi
repertory ofthose true conservative PRINCIPLES
OF Church aud State will soon become no
blessing, but curse.
The greatest Of living poets has told us, that
the language offreedom has two principal d.
alects.
Two. voices are there; one is oflhe sea,
One of the mountains: each mighty voice.
In Goth from age TO age thou didSt rejoice
They were thy chosen music, Liheltyl
These voices are emPhaiically the nursery.
hymns of our ancient mother. The infant
ear of all her sons is turned to the
Roar
Ofocean on wintry Shore
or the howlings of the storm, whose wings
are heavy with frozen mists from the carniv-
erous recesses Of her rugged mountains. No
alien soil iniercepts our morning dawn
The earliest beams Of the orient SUP emerp-
ing from oceans bed, are shed full upon our
old metropolis, and his warming rays long
Iinger on the soaring peaks Of our everlasting
emblem Of the light OF Christian
freedom, which first Illuminated our own gray
fathers, and shall latest gid the graves of,he
Pilgrims, the cradles of their children.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
From The u. S. Gazette.
THE PRINTERS DOOM.

From The u. S. Gazette.
THE PRINTERS DOOM.
By T nos. MACKELLAR-
A printer, weary and Wan,
His face all mortally pale,
As he YEARLY plodded his homeward way
Before the breaking of early day,
Broke out in bitter wall.
His voice was husky and low,
As though his lungs were gone
And be coughed aud gasped, Scoushed again
And he pressed his hand on his heart in pain
While thus his plant run on:
"A world Of toll is this!
Ii hath no joys for me;
IT'S labor by day, and labor by night
By the light Of the sun, and by candle light
Labor continually.
some men have day ofrest,
But Sabbath for me is not;
1t Is toll all tine week, and toll on that day
That God has given to rest and pray
Lo! this is the printers lot
when was boy" he said,
~ played ON the hills so green;
swan the stream-I fished in the brook
And blessed was 10 sit and look
Unfettered on Natures scene.
For twenty sad years or more.
Ny life has wore away
In murky rooms of poisonous air,
When Eve yearned for the sight of the valleys
And the lighiof open day. flair,
"An innocent prisoner doomed,
Ny heart is heavy within;
Oh. why should man untain;ed by guilt.
Who the biood Of Il creature never hath split.
BE rent, ike ielon, fer sin -
The printer then couehel aud sighed
The stars we're growing dim,
And he upward glanced at he morning SIX,
And lie inly though, il would be good IN die,
And death woald be rest TO him.
His heart was tired ofbeaiirg:
lie PRAYED to the Lord above
To pity man whose heart had been riren
By toll, for other mems interest given
And he wept for Ills mercy and love.
lie HE'D him 10 his humble home:
His infant awoke to cry,
'O,father. o, mother! I'm hungry for bread !!
And the printer bowed down with an aching
On his Mary's lap to die. [head
Oh vel who have never known
The richness tha:'s in crust
When nothing is found On thesolate shelf,
Aud The Sufferers pocket is empty as pelf-
Receive my Story on trust.
Say not in your careless score.
What boots the tale 70 voui rhymes
The rhymer who traces these roughly writ
Hath known of such sufferers in other day
And the main Of this rhyme is true. times,
Remember this holy truth
The men who aloof hath stood crave,
When heart-hroken brother far succor did
And ne stretched not a finger to bless and &c
Is verify guilty of blood save,
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Tha, the amount Of the Texas Debt IS I'M
krovn is certified by the new President,
Mr.. Jones. His Message to Congress rec
or,u,ends a ..law for ascertaining and CLASSIC
fying the public debt of the country, BY re-
Gu;riur ali persons having claims asains; II
~ crescent the same 10 the Treasury Depart
neut within definite period"
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-02-05
THE ANTI-RENT INDIANS.

81. ~. corning yesterday introduced into the
80 80 o"i providing for the punishment
VI ,~;, ~ persons who shall appear in disguise
I'M arms IN iheir hands, and DESIGNATING all
5o un persons as Migrants. This bill will un-
a ..an,;a be passed. Ifso, hencefonh the
ed a. cr; rau'ais will be regarded and treat
na,os .I,i'liai;' If armed, no matter how
- o. ahd quiet they mar be.-4Ib. Cit
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-02-05

THOMAS w. DoRR-The House OF
Representatives of Rhode Island, on FRI
day. passed series ofresolutions. de.
cIaring the New Hampshire resolutions
relative to the Imprisonment of Dorr,
disgraceful to the Legislature of New
Hampshire, and insulting TO the Govern.
ment and people of Rhode Island, marked
as they are by the grossest falsehood ig,
norance and impertinence and instruc-
TING the Secretary of Rhode Island to re-
turn said resolutions to the Governor OF
New Hampshire.
The Providence Journal says-"We
think that the General Assembly will pass
an act extending apardon to Thomas w.
Dorr on the same terms that 1t has been
extended to the inferior actors in the trea.
son (which he was the head"
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-02-05

*Dr. Arnoult was Babylonian of
those days, who pretended to cure all dis
eases By means ola bag suspended about
the neck of the patient.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-02-05

.HMilton. thou shouldst be living at this hour:
England hath need of thee, she is fen
OF stagnant waters: altar, sword, and pen.
Fireside, the heroic wealth of hall and bower,
Have forfeited their anceini English dover
Outward happiness. We are selfish men;
OH raise US up, return to us again:
And give us manners, virtue, freedom power.
Thy soul was like Star, and dwet apart:
Thou hadst a voice whose sound was like the
Pnre as the naked heavens, majestic, free. (sea:
So didst thou travel On LIES common way,
IN cheerful godliness; and yet Thy heart
The loylies, duties on herself did lay
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
DIR. Lacount's ToOthache EliXer,

Is sure, speedy anl certain cure for the
most distressing and painful disease that can
affiict the human frame. La almost all cases
of TooTHACHE, il arises from a diseased state OF
the parts, which exposes TO the action OF the at
mospheric air, the NERVE and internal surface
of the carious or rotten tooth, and cure NUT
ee effected either by rendering those parts ex~
posesasimperviousI Iaihe action Of the air. The
above remedy Is particularly adapted to destroy
the Nerve, with the slightest injury to the other
teeth. There is not the slightest danger in lis
appcition nor is il painful i'll its effects: Price
oniy so cents with directions. For sale in Hol-
ly springs by Z. A, Talbot, sign of the Golden
Mortar.
Nav II ISi5-12m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

Ossts1cf Chanrery Court Of the otets "
Mississippi at Helly Springs-
Charles Butler, ss al, At Rules in Va
$50 vs.. cation. May ID.
easmPfn Champ ,aa.. a. defs0n = -lsaS.
UPON opening the matters of complain
ants Bill it appearing to the satisfaction OF
the -Couri. that the def, ndants are not In
hatitsn.s of the State of Mississippi, 50 tha
The Ordinary process OF law canaot be Ser
we'd on them.
Therefore i is ordered that unless the
defendants appear before the sive ehah,
cellor at the Cou1: room IN The to"h u
Holly Springs on the first monday CT July
next aud plead, answer or demur 10 the
Complainan,s Bill, the several allegations
thereof will be taken .or confessed. and
such order aud decree made ihefelt. as
shall appear equitable and Jns;, aud 1t ls
further ordered that copy Of this order
be inserted In the "HolIy Springs Gazetie"
newspaper published IN the Town OF HOS
iy Springs Mississippi, once week ior Two
months, Successfully.
JAMES c. ANDERSON. Clerk.
ABSTRACT,
CEARGES-Ih abou. the 10Th May
1910 Compls sod to defendants tract o
land lying n the Counly OF DoSoto, known
aud designated as section 81. Township
Range west II the basis meridian Chick
asaw CeSsion for The sum OF Si9zO o.
which they paid Compfs $500 In cash
and executed their three several notes 10
Compfs for the balance of the purchase
money for $500, $500 and S460. payable
la The order y hlch they have been men,
toned In seven months aud ten days, nlne-
teen months and ten days and ,hi.ty one
months aud ten days after date bearing
lnteresI from &5 December 1910, Compfs
executed TO defendants their title bond OBJ
ISating themselves TO make Them fee
isrnple lille to said land upon the payment
OF said notes, The legal little being retained
by CompPs as security for the purchase
money except the sum of 1911, 7l-lOO
nothing has been pam upon said notes, that
Compls are and have ever been since the
execution OF sad title bond, ready, willing
aud able TO make defendants a fee simple
Tile to said land upon the payment of the
balance OF the purchase money. Prayer
1 hat defendants be compelled to answe,
The allegations of this Bill on oath aud per
form specifically their contract for the pur
chase If said land by the payment Of the
balance OF the purchase money and inter
est and in default of said payment that salt
land be sold to paylhe same ard Tor genera
relief VIM F. STEARNS, Sorr.
/ May 8, Pm. lS45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

n Monday the i6th inst. the subssrib-r will
opel school, In which he will teach read.
ing and writing at SiO: Arithmetic, En~
gllsn grammar and Geography at Sis. aud
full Course OF Mathematics, Natural and
Moral Philosophy, Bsll.s Le.tses, Logic.
&c al % per session Of monihs. The
nature of the Social Compact, tie Laws of
Nations aud Ponich Econony, are sub
] Isc:s which my be added 10 tie above
course If Desired.
JOHN D. ROYALL.
REFEa To
DR. TArIos 9olly Springs.
Heily springss, Jane II is45.--s.*
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

Iy wide joice. ahd every step made 'em
shake and rattle like smlil hurricane.-
OH ron smoked away a1l the young ones
al the table would hold a spoonfIl OF mush
TO thur mouths and Look at nv straps, and
;heu look at each other and snigger. Til at
last he Old min seed e n
"'WeII. by gua hins.' says he. 'ef you
amt mahIn' Jossy--
Jest at that moment. I'M sthin' gin way
above. acd may di7. cf Bslsy, without any
thin on yea tn or her but one Of thes=
50 trn cusiils, didn't drop lite through ihe
fJor. and SOL he s. f. cusaii an1 all coct.ak
Pat into The pun If ma asht lies, tno't fu
a second. tnat heaven All Yedun IA al kits
ed each other, anI 50 leezsi me between
'em Btsy % lraied Ike a iscIpe pipe
a spot of the mash had spilersi oas.,,s oil
ma.'s face, ahI bural hin.:, AMI he .wore
dreadful sn'..Sciiled up ms pan of milk
aad d'-.ed ii over 3 ersy t. cool her Off
t2ss Gid 'cnin Knocked me spfawlin' tur
DOING i, and away went my srays, The
young ones let out a scream, fine infer.
nal pIL ndd broke loose. AM III lest gin half
m hide 10 have BIN oG: OF tne old mans
re .ch. Il. dad rack fur me, but | len,
hin Oh, vi n my na { l1vs. OIL he SINE Ter.
TIA, spread him. aaI, may DC didn't Leave
sudden! di lat see the brAu:h, bat as |
sousel through It, aecrd roan J snes svar
ned hGc ne up ef an inch big uf me was
found IN them diggins ia the mofnia'.'
"Ididn'tknaw fur a spell whaf was
ruaoin' Dat hearing M hin behind me
Stacked up. and 81 considered whether il
was best L. 20 n1m9 ald GIT my traps. strait.
,e.f I IL m. r t.af I'D
VAS manager. lhJt I'd @ hava a peep
lhroagl tae viaiow 10 sse 81 1t can up 10
my expec.atiols Wniie was loo<iu' al
the boys gpin' il, one on EN- spied me. AM
they hauled IN IN, Stood me- aflre the fire,
10 dry, and all hands got round. insstn' On
known what was tnc II: alter. | ups ard
t. Is all ab1ut it, I never heerd sucn laf-
fiu' holleria' , aud scream n N all NJ J da vs..
Jest then, my trowsars gin to fee the
fire and shrink up about an lAch a IN init
aud the boys and gals kept II up so strpn Z
a atfin' al ms scrap, and the pickle I wur
in, that giu 10 gi' riley. wh5a al at onst
seed one OF these slick critters, from town
rite in among 'em, holleiin' was than the
kouIest
"Oid Jones said he'd chaw you up, did
he 3 says he Iown fellof, 'sCsL he alt ays
KEEPS has pord'
"Fha, mint billed over. | grabbed
his slick har. ald mly be didn't gin hIu
scissors! Jes; as | was maxim bi-u csav
ed speclms ~ sme ieiid: mel % CUT
'-don't lct old Jones in. with thIt ar rias ~
| dldu't hear any more IN that Bottom.
IighlnIn' couldn't got near enoagh 10
sihge my col' tail. jumped that winde'
as easy as bar 'ud 60 thruugr a cane
bake; aud cuss M, il couldn't hear the
grit of old Jones teeth and smell his glazed
powder. until crossed old NJ 'ssissippi"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
CHEAP! CHEAPeR!!
ChEAPEST!!

One Of our 6fA wishing TO go East In
few weeks Tor the purpose Of buying our
fail supply of Goods. ard having very
large stock sf Spring and summer Oooas
for avery small advance on cost. We
know il would be the interest OF all wh'
wish to buy cheap Goods 20 give as call
RHINE s. KOlN-
GTCall at Sledge's cd stand. North
west corner of the Public Square. X & II.
june la lo45 h4o
10 COUNTRY Ai.Rca ANTS AM
PLY SICIASS-
HIyE Hundred Packages oil Fresh Drugs
neaic,nes. PaInIs Oils, Dye Studs &c, Iust
received 4 IN The Importers. asd for sale oy
may J.. x Chrtsttda D. ca
TOBACCO.
IN BOXES Virginia .'3otctpe a Nd.
LU Just received and for sale by
]. r.. .CHRIsTiAN& CO.
april % Jefferson sts Memphis.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
DE. SI NJ az o. 81 50
VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINE.

A SAFE and certain cure for all kinds of Liv-
II or complaints and all diseases and indiposl-
tions that originate from diseased state or mac
tivity of the Liver, such as
Chronic end Acute inflammation OF the L1rer,
DYSPEPSIA, SICK HEADACHE,
.SouraeSs oil the i>tDmache, Loss OF APPettte,
LowNpss OF SPIRITS, CHoLIc, CosTIyENESs, &c
ALSO HIS
GGYI =.sER - 9MIga
4certain ana efectuol remedy for all kinds Of
F'E MALE DISEASES aud IVEAKNE SIS
or general de6illty from any cause.
AND Also HIS
RHEU MATIC MEDICINE.
nerer falling remedy for the RtiE UNA TIC
PAINS, ia aLt It's different stages and UdTietseS.
There are crest many iivlns Witnesses or the
healing effects OF these medicines in this viclni-
": We therefore depend entirely upon those per-
sors to recommend IL rGp1 race, but those WHO
have never taken them need not be afraid Gt re-
ceiviDg any injury from Them. for they, in com
mon =llh all good medicines, are purely vegeta.
bic and perfectly harmless
%For Sale by B. j. MALONE & Co.,
Holly Springs Miss.
June 81, iS45.-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
Co.
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
MEMPHIS TENN.
BY GEORGE X. BEDFORD, Late Of

MEMPHIS 1EAN.
BY GEORGE E K. BEDFORD, Late Of
the Planters House.
THIS new and conmodious House is
situated OH From, Row, just below Exchange
Square, and nearly Opposite the Ferry Ian
ding. The rooms are large and well Ven
t,laled: !: The furniture entirely new; and IN
point oil comforl and convenience this 1ouse
IS 70, surpassed by any IN Memphis. tbs
liable shall be we'll supplied at all times
with the best the market affords. he
woald also INFORM the public that he has
made arrangements with NJ: Cockreii TO
take charge of horses. Il IS superior skill
andaueation are TOO we'll known to require
recommend atioEs.
TERMS AS FOLLOWS.
Board for man per year with lodging $500
:. without $50.
;. per month with lodging 20.
a. .s t" without Is.
For man and horse. supper, lodging
and beakfast l,zo'
For man and horse per day, LOU
Single meal. 81
Lodging. 40
April 20. lS45-Sm-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
NEW GOODS.

EtiE subscriber has just received fom
I'al.adel lphls, some very desif4be Goods
tor he season, TO which be wuuli call tie
attention of ais friends and the puoiIc.-
fney c1ustst In part Of the ollowlng:
Biockly Stripes. Drap d Etc.
B.zrayII.e Drills, NarseLtes Vesting,
Manchester Fancy i>TlnIs,
Super & Medium Grass Linaen,
ack C.sths. Black raboy Velvet,
Gents blk Aid oIloves. lflsa Linn-n,
- brown Linnt n Paper CamBrick,
Satin 1tocEs. Buck SalIn Vestlng.
Blk Mou,lln Delaine, Needle wosk'd E1gIn'
= & col u Ba!zorin. llseflroas.
Sa: Stripe B.ald Edging, tuen)
Ia,iton Muslius, Ladies supe. ok a d
Crape Lisse, coiored KID Gloves,
Fig u 'Bob!natr, Supes b,'k and w ~ e
six inuie, EugI Iisb Silk Hose,
JAG koDei Muslin. Cofd ana 1asse!,
AiIil & Book e. Silk G.rdles
Swiss Muslin, New style fancy Bob
Bishop LAVA, met Ribbons
THESE together with my torneI stock ut
Goods, makes my assonm5n; fall and com
pletc. Inoso dosIrlng good uargaiEs Viii
mad il to tueir inter. 81 To Gail al the
CHEP CASH SIOGE. Souih side OF
the "a lare. s0asrs they loAi De sure to JEnI
them.
W. S RANDOLPH.
Holly Springs, June la, lo45. n43-- I'm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
Thomas r. webster,

sfOASxdS r NE COSkSEs
TAXES THIS method OF returning MS thanks
to the Public for the patronage heretofore
extended and hopes to merit continuance
of the same. He is still at the old stand. on
Hernando stree, few doors West of the
public square, whe,e he is prepared 20 do
all kiads Of Coach Work in the best and
most approved style. He has in his employ
workmen not to be excelled anywhere In
the South. he ha, all kinds of thinning
materials. AMI pledges himself to render
genelal satisfaction In trimming Coaches
&c.
Oae Of the best Harness Makers in the
South is now in his employ aud he can
supply harness as cneap.and as good as they
can be obtained elsewhere.
He has also one ot the best Blac chsmlih' 5
ia the South connect d with the establish
meni. Me-. LoUsR. who formerly worked
for L. inns y Brothers.
Charges for work moderate.
Holly Sprinps. May 3 i545.-n37 ON
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

CAPTAIN KIDS VEssEL.-To the pas
sers up nd down the Notth rive the diving
bell the old horse boat. with It's black pi-
raticaI flag. and the eff Gam. half fuiI of
water jus, above C,liselfs L'n'ling. are
objects of much inquiry aud sp-cul,tian.-
From :he des srte1 condition of the gh-
borhood, we presume TINT the pfCj &C, of
fishing up Caplaih Kid ionglost treasure
from the bottom of the Hu son has been
abandoned. What bubbIt!-N Y Mir
T0f.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
LUMBERt LUMBER! |

LUMBER LU MBER!
We have a lumber yard convenient TO
he square, where our friends and customers
can supply themselves with all such Lum-
ber as they require. ID. ID. JONES eco.
June 7, lS45-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

1--WE seroons Indigo. bb'S Madder. 8 {
i copperas, 10 do Lpgwood, 5 do earn wood
do Mic wood, 3 do Fastic, Just received and Tor
ale by X CHRI>TfAN & coz
april 2G Jefferson St Memphis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

Ec.sEs ol tsr,nl>tone, 5 bbis. Flower Sulphur ?
Odo Ivory Back 3 do BiackIus, 90 Cayenne
Pepoer. dog do Gum Myrrh. | dog. do Gum
camnhor. do Black varnish, s do laster Paris,
Just received and for sale by
J. r.. Christsan 90.
april 90 Jefferson ST Memphis.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

POST AND RAILlNGS,
Garden and Yard Posts, RaIlirgs &c.
for sale at the lumber yard of
d. d. JONES & CO.
June IA, lS45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

Samuel Wyatt ClIcait CoaIi,
Lucinda Jane Wyatt. ls45.
THIS day came the complainant By solic-
tor. and it appearing to the satisfaction OF
he Court that the defendant Lucinda Jane
Wyatt is not a resident citizen Of this State.
but resides beyond the jurisdiction OF this
court:-It is therefore ordered By the coart
that ualess the defendant appear before
this court on the first Monday OF September
next. then and there to answer or demur
to compiainants bill. the several allegations
made therein will be taken for confessed,
and such order or decree made in the pre-
misses as the Court shall deem equitable
and just 1t is further ordered by the
Court, that copy ofthis order be inserted
in the "Holly Springs Gazette" q news
paper published in the town 0! Holly
Springs aud State of Mississippi, once
week for the term ofthree months success
Tsss, ALEx'R T. CARUTHERs.
Clerk.
Nav IL. 1s45-3o-l5t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

HOME MADE SUGAR.
A small supply of superior Maple Sugar
for sale by ID. ID. JONES q CO.
june Z, lS45
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
=, R.reiiie'
brTOu . .

NJ - said Jim $ skies,
!. : '@''h ~ how | cum % g.
,gs,, sni | % speculate ;,,s
,.,.cisn,e =. ! !. am!sia 10
\ %a. nfarr raised ''3y
1I l1 sam s,oses yell.
!. ,xms ~, gives ny
Y ofag.f "n-n'''
.r,Il town called
',s,l.lms spectators
(, .,,,p. c1s thar wuf a
he di-gins, AMI no
..,,iI' : aad bIlld s1me
~ than they wag
ami other upstream
tII,r, 10 a tend the
.ri.s. alI'ays, as If they
x % a cougtIa' fol!c,
they Wlr erarna: y
"a oava of .ha 3O.~
Y sp a bali in lhe VII
themselves 10 the
Ab,rh0od, aud invited
contrary Picler to
line us OF of site By
,Eai bail thar wasn't
,n1ng the gals but what
ID Equ iIty wur, and
sy sore their har, aud
ias way they s,if-
r,essrs. You coll mi
,n that she wouldn't
ers at YOU. aud keep
ssy boxed, L. go; u
ssf CT, or see tie crit
.og gsihsr at last to see
the thing had gro Tn
Arlasl a meeting was
noII Jake Bents."
4 night. instead OF takia
whlr they could see
H. en- al home. and net
IT, cf the opinion thur
alel wrath lhIr-w Aew!
rersr says Mike Jeli,
M lick The town, TsLe
E5D.ck Butts. lets kitch
.onia out Of meetin',
N. aai ieaIhcrs off on em"
v .B. what d. ye think, boys
L. swar if they aiu't
\ rsar aarH cushions; only
a8shl my darter Sally y n
10 tao'I 1 was asleep, but |
! nads the jade repudiate ii,
ss a drink on the occasion,
.rn was sInmberin'. for L
[lna-tiguous yearthq IA Ike.
|hs boys proposed before We
nEu, mat We should get up a
|nu, aad Jest out-shins the
I,l jelih, before we s~al
] WIS hlr1 70 giu in to this
B Glas boyS cum 10 il at last
b started 10 pa. the afarr ago
llng spell hankerin' arter
y iuter, on the branch be-
o. aai she ;cas a criiter good
-niyOe size hadn't a plir oil
hd they waru't a brace o
lOises, ! wouldn't say it
the extent or hand
ie I'm ly that gal could brin
with a taIler like me TO looh
ak about gracefulness. dII
lnIpIe saplln' movin' with l
Il warn: a crooked stick 4
/ but her old dad was G,cfuI
lex anythin' that said bJo. il
oHi syar satan, and was eros
With cubs. He had a lIttIu
agVE Of The fellers in town. toe
lin presents of powder &
y be was preci1us fond OF u
y lron. | de'aTminad any
is tlIIsr, Betsey, 10 be m,
: Nagla Rlllom Ball.
sIser, Ma.th, made me
II .! buekskIn ;rowsers TO g
" Pictur, sf she didn'l put Sill
. keep EN- down. She sal
.oe 'asaRn aai / should wal
leL ELh EN- on as et | ha
ISL CO me down-all IN
ttsf i0ysther, but Nisrth Il
SaeR | could scou dance e
q a. started OF to the hranc
iass
rrIE The old feller wur sini
Als supper. and the young
TN round the table TAXI
APpla' biz pan OF m~sh sto'
''s, and a large pan of mi
los OF corn bread and butte
- helpin' the youngs'el
J'aes sol by admirin' q
on Old Tom took a ha
u | kind a shook, but q
! and | recovered myself, al
% as ne sent. but | wur Ee
ieady TO break if he show
h-ll are you doin' in d.
'old mamie swore drea III
som'n' down here 10 .,eal2
Il that. Says /. sef I w
. purpoSe vouid he the 1,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

1--WE cases preserved ginger. 10 do fne pick,
f les assorted, do Pepper SAGE. do Mustard
lust received and for sale BY
J. T. Christias f. 60.
.pril 26 Jeaerssn St. nemPhis.