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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-21
GRANT TnoRpuRN says-Those consummo,e

GRANT THoRBURN says-Those consummate
block heads, bachelors, they TOO must JOIN the hue
and cry defame the most beautiful part Of crea.
ton. Conscious that they are running contrary to
all laws human and divine they come forth with
hard words instead Of arguments they are not Il.
BILE, say they, 10 support wife, why, II costs you
more in SIX months for the soda water you drink,
and the tobacco YOU use and give away two arti
ces that you can well dispense with, and articles
that your fathers never saw thIn 1t would take 10
support a sensible woman for twelve month. lie
that hangs Creation on His arm, and feeds her at
/ His huard-Ie that hears the young ravens cry,
Will never suffer the young y1nkee 10 starye-
! When YOU have got money enough 70 buy turnl-
ture, YOU will then 90 10 housekeeping and many.
/ Here the fowl Of the air will teach you-ln the
spring he looks out iur his mate-he has not nov
a stick or straw towards housekeeping; together
they gather the sticks and straws; and IN few
days dwelling is prepared for the %onng But the
bachelors in everything put the cart before the
horse, always wrong end foremost WIN lheln-
! The say us they get nest they look Tor a ora,
thus running quite cross gained IN the lace OF ma
ture.
! When was not worth q hundred and fifty dol
/ lars | married. My wife earned thliy .one and u
quarter cents with her needle, ! earned seventy
! five cents with my hammer yet never to tins DAY
was without loaf Of hreld and shilling; you
have heard how Lawre Todd began housekeeping /:
the inventory WIS true we had but three chairs,
one more than our need you may have a hundred,
vet YOU only sit one at a time. Had my'lite TO
begin anew and in the same circumstances, would
do lust as did then; at the age of twenty two
would rather lodge by the bush with the woman o.
my choice, than to strut over Turkey carpet gape
un the sofa, yawn by the piano, and dream over the
sidebcard N all the dark, gloomy, and horrible fore
| oodngs Of bachelor Of forty, tor they know the
tine is past-twenty live years is never to be re-
called.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-21

T'ntiietoo. a Frenchman, probably the same
wis was so much puzzled by the various accepta-
tnns in which Anglo Saxons use the word box
after spending some time in Eng land, thought he
had acquired very toierable ucqu iintance with the
English tongue, but he lamented TO several friends
at dinner p1riy, That dare is word you use
every day in many different sIgnlIcations. Of
which cannot acceptation-li Is te word t1tttioo"
In reply TO the remarks of his English hearers that
no such word was known to them, Monsieur, with
much animation proceeded 10 explain: All, you
say 1t is not Angais and "no6l ne nom" you use 1t
constituent Suppose your child drink glass
tare, de rource tell hin altletoo, tearn Suppose
in de Parliament, un member say some ting trop
rcdicule, the assembly make de Chamber retentir
with vocterauOn of well, am blessed, tattletoo ,
Suppose enfn one individual has suGisYnt of any
Ting and want more, he say tatlleuo' Borbleu,
YOU always use de word housan times "a day, and
encore YOU say it is not .4ngiaiS am not Won
ignorant of Anglais Sasrlstle; and yet je vondrais
bicn savior, | should like TO know vat you mean
by tnttleloo, lattet0ow
! Here arose alteration; none of the English
men knew what tattetoo was; all denied ever
having heard it before. Johnson, Walker, Vt.
were produced to prove the non-eXistence of the
word IN .4nglo land," whilst Webster was conclu-
sive authority for its non manufacture III yankee
land. In short the fire was So heavy against Mon
sieur, that with many EXPLANATIONS of Comment,
messleurs, you doubt my honor, you dispute de
dam taitletoo, ven say 1t IS .angtais. Cie Dleu "
- he was already umbllng his card case with evl.
dent intentions of regarding the question person
al matter, when the master OF the house politely
changed the subject, passed tie vine, and, ringing
the bell told the servant to put few Goals the
fire. Pat, as usual, threw u small cart load OF fuei
into the crate, and was on the point of adding u
second discharge from the capacious coal scutte
when his master cried out Stop, stop, Pat, hdtM
do p "Volla - burst out he Frenchman triumph
antly, 'voa, encore fols, votre sacre tattetoo
You tell de garcon to put coal on tie fire, and den
you say tatretoo Mon Dleu. que your eles des
ious ven you tell for dat taiteioo not .9nglaiS
| TattletOow BOSt. Trans.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-21

he exquisite beauty and melting pathos of tho following vc
by DueANH, are enough to fleet The coolest heart
lMENT OF THE WIDOWED lNEBRIATE
I'm thinking thy smile, Mary
Thy right and trusting smile
In the morning Of our youth and love,
Ere sorrow came--or guile
When thine were cntwinod about my neck,
And minc eyes looked into thine,
And the heart that thobb'd for me alone,
Was nesting close tn mino!
soc full many smilo Mary,
On young lrs heaming bright
And many eye Of light ld lOyo
Il flashing In my sight
but the smile is not for my poor heart,
And the eye b. strange to me,
And Loneliness comes DER my soul
When its memory turns TO thee
I'm thiukiugon the night, Mary,
Tho night of grief and shame,
When with drunken rawlings my lips,
To thee homcwlrd vime,-
o. the tear was IN thilr earnest eye,
And thy bosom wildly heovcd,
Yctu smile of love on thy check,
Though the heart was sorfy gIi,vcl!
But the smile soon LEFT thy lips Mary,
Aud tliur ewes grow dim AMI 10
For the temntor lutcd my steps from thee,
Nnl the wino-cup drove mo mad;
From thy check the roses quiatiy I'D,
And thy ringing .ush gone,
Yet Tiny hpgrt still iondly clUug t0 moy---
Aud ft'll Kept trusting 900.
O,my words wore harsh go ihro. Mary,
For the vino mp mtdc INC wild
And clid thee WHOM thine eyes were sad,
AMI cursed thee when toy smiled.
God knows loved thco oven then,
M
And the OF drink was in my heat,
To mike my love bine.
Twas pleasant home of ours, Mary,
In the suing-timc Of uur life,
Wlci looked upon IT,, sunny f,ce,
AMI proudly called tie wiit--
And 'tsspleasant when our children played,
Before cottage door -
But the children sleep with thee, Mary,
shall never see the u more
Thou'r resting in the thurchysrd, now,
And no stone is NJ tiy head!
Put the seytun knows i drunk.rd's wife
sleeps in lhu lowly bed
And he s1ys that the hand Of God, Mary,
win fill with crushing weight
On the wretch who brought thy gentle life
To it, untimcly fate!
But he knows not Of the hrokcn heart
brr within my breast
Or the heavy oid of vain remorse,
Thot will not let me iest
lie knows not of the sisepess nights
When drcnmiu; OF thy love,
Iseen to thine angel eyes
Look coldly from above.
have ra.ed The wine-cup in my hond
And the widest strains I've sung,
Til with the laugh Of drunken mrh
The ocho.ne air has rin1 -
But "a pole and SORROW ful face looked out
From the gliitcrni cup on me;
Aud trembling whisper hlvr heard
Iht fucic1, hrcothei by thcG
Thou att ,l1mherng in the peaceful grave,
And thy sleep is DIRE ml IS now,
But the seal of undying grief
f. on thy mouncr's brow,
And uy heart is chill MS thine, Mary,
For The joys Of liz hive Ned,
And long 10 lay my aching breast
With the cold and silent dead.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

The old adrge Truth hes al The bot.
tom Of The we'll" % verified by tie faci
that some people have 10 lie pumped 10
thoroughly before We can ret al ID.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

A GOOD REToRr. The ladies Of Ro.
chester have adopted the motto g total ab.
siinence or no husbands" The young
gentlemen 10 be even, adopted lie motto,
" natural waists or NJ wives.''
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

Mankind may be divided into three dis.
iincl classes; superlaiiyely honest mem
confirmed scoundrels, and---no men al ALL
" mn.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

The Legislature Of Alabama viii in fu-
ture meet biennialy. The question was
submitted 10 The people at The recent cleo.
ilon. and the mijoits in favor Of biennial
sessions was very large.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

First person, WE nre; second, YE Or Yor
arej third, THEY (,he wo'nen) are
IPLsI T;annn
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

Rev. DR.. Be'h.ue, in speaking Of The
measures Of Gen'I Jackson's administra-
lion, says:
III ne were wrong, public opinion has
since adopted the chef Of his heresies,
and there is no hand strong enough or dai-
ing enough to lay one stone upon another
oil that which he threw down into ruins
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19

Fynretused TO walk step further; and sits
ing downon step. loudly avowed his resol.
ltion, and declared bis name was not Walk.
II.
Whether your name be Walker or not,
ION mus go"
mot without go-cart-you can't force
me 10 go-l'n legal tender, and you must
take me. Hav'nl got an Office, OF at least
"a publie situation, Fers on these s,eps9 /:
must 60, il shall be on the yankee princi-
pie of rotation; bring me wheel barrow
Reform me out regularity 1t was procnE-
ed, and away they went. $50 we co." said
Merwyn, "Charley's making baT.ow-nigh;
of me. Gently over the stones! don'l
like bumpers, except when | get them Of
porter. This is the way to Wheeling-hur.
"a! cart before the horse!'' Arriving at the
watchshouse, he insisted upon being wheel
ed up stairs, and styled the place barroD
NAL castle. Elm modest man" said be
''and no stairer. If can't have a ride VI
| think myself entitled to drawback" 81
he attempted to escape, but was soon caught
being as he said, like Goldsmith's works
fbeautifuAy chased" The punstsr wa
soon carried aloft, and next morning sobe
and penitent, paid his tpsy fine and his car
rage hire with doleful countenance.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Queer CustOmer.


''It is most amusing said Richard Mer-
wyn, as he relinquished the attempt to rise
from the gutter at the corner Of - and
- streets. sit is really astonishing how
soon this dreadful climate Of America brings
on old age. | shall never survive TO get
home and write book about the place-ne-
yer. Here ! am, six feet two, without my
stockings, sprawling in dirty, republican
gutter, without being able to help myself
out Of it. There's lamp. winking aud
blinking in my face, as if ii wants TO laugh,
and would, If il had mouth, aud a big
brute Of dog nosed me TO see whether
was good TO eat. What country what
putieFsl-and what liquor 4 only took
nine snaIlers of whiskey, and what with
that and premature old age, verify believe
| am assassinated-Pm gone chicken!"
Mr.. Merwyn now clamored so loudly tina,
assistance soon came.
"Slence theEe!-what's the matter?''
"Matter yourself I'm being done, or as
some people say, I'm doing, The march Of
mind has tripped, and Richard MerRyn is
too deep for himself Help me out-genlly
there. Amt in pretty pickle? This
| is what the doctors call gutta serena, ISM
litg'
"When was at school the boys would
have called you cultural"
'sThey wouldn't have known much gram.
mar, if they did. Pm liquid-see me
drip"
sOh! ho!'' said the watch, ''don't try tc
be funny know you well enough, nov
you have washed your face. You're the
chap that locked me up in my box once. anC
when burst open the door, you knocked
me heels over head, and legged it."
"That's me. did that thing. How d.
you like the ups and downs of public life.-
Isn't variety charming?"
''Ifit wasn't that I'm public functionar,
and mustn't give way 10 my feelings, X
crack your cocoa, and ease my mind of do
ling as was done by. III make an exam
lple of you. however. You are my prisoner
Hally coosha TO the watch 'us. That's th,
Dutch for being took up.''
swell give as your arm. Don't be afrait
I.of the mud. Gutter mud is very wholesome
i Look at the pigs how fat it makes 'em: an,
jif you like fat pork why shouldn't you lk
i what makes pork fat9 So-so-steady.-
& Now I'LL tell you all about t'olher night.
was passing your box id a friendly promiscu
oussort Of way thought you were asIee
or had run down, and turned the key /
wind you up. If watch amt wound u
it can't keep either good time, or even 60.
s.Nhy, then | watch'd the box, and whe
you come out, boxed The watch. That
lall. ItgreW out ofsmy ohliging dispos
ton.
ssEIa! very Obliging. Nowit's myiluTn
wind you up, and, 10 dc il il the same va!
Pll take you before the watch maker, 70 !
cleansed and regulated. You Sc too "a.
! but IN puta stop TO you bJ The regulate
5 and make you keep good Time.
! "Why, Watchy you're wag. Why don
? you say that was 4 horizon.al, and thet yo
lifted me up like patent leveE9 1oua
awake nov but that night you Was'
uplo Trap, Of you would hare caughs ne;
: caught weazls asleep that llme-l II
flesh salt on you fof once
To add one more 70 his Eagagies, Ne
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@ @R q 81 1
9ELet there be Light .

By E. ELLIoTTs OF sHEFFIILDs ENGLAND.
God said, let there BE light!
Grim darkness felt his might,
And fed away;
Then started seas, aRdsmountains cold,
Shone forth, all bright in blue and gold,
And cried, 'Tis day tits day!
bail holy light! exclaimed
The thundeTons clouds that famed
Ger daisies white;
And 10 the rose in crimson dressed.
Leaned sweetly DER the lillyss breasA
And blushing, murmnred Light"
Then was the skyIark born;
Then the rose embattled corn,
Then floods Of praise
Flowed DER the sunny hills Of Doon;
And then in the stillest night the moon
Poured forth her pensivelrays:
10: heavens bright bow is glad!
10! trees and flowers are cad
In glory, bloom.
And shall! the immortal sons Of God
Be Senseless as the untr5dden clod,
And darker than the tsmb2
No! BY the mind Of man,
BY the swart artisan,
BY God, our sire!
Our souls have holy light within,
And every form of grief and sin
Shall see and feel its FIRE.
By earth, aud hell and heavens!
The shroud of souls is riven.
Mind, mind alone
Is light. and hope and power;
The night Of mind is gomez
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19
The state of AIIssissippi, ) PROBArE CoURr,

The state of NIississiPpi, PROBArE CouRT,
YAE9o CoUNTY. June Term, 1896.
A GREEABLY to an order Of the Probate
"A Court Of said county, notice is hereby
given TO all persons interested in the lands,
tenements and heredilamen.s Of Augustine
Baughan. deceased, to be aad appear be-
fore the Probate Court Of said county, 10 be
held on the 4th Monday Of September next,
then and there TO show cause, if any they
can, why 40 order should not be made fgT
the sale Of the real estate of said deceased,
living and being n The town Of Yazoo City,
Yazoo cOuRiy and State Of Mississippi
known as Lots Nos. AZ and 46.
And is further ordered that publication
OF this citation be made ID the YazOo CITY
Wing, published in YazOo countys for foui
weeks successitely. f' a'
WITNESS James r. Banus, Esq, Judge o
Probate oflhe county Of Yazoo, the fourtl
Monday Of june, 1916, aud seal Of Chs
Court. Issued The Cd day Of July, 1915.
CHARLES IA. HENDERSON, CIR.
July II, ls45. (pr zee $40 729 Lit.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19

is nearly dead she's cut all TO pieces and
can scarcely move. 4 want 10 kAoW7 (says
II how or aartil did il happen7' Now jos
Davis was member Of the same church
with Brady, and while we were talking, Up
cum that eyeIlastin' hypocrlte, and says he,
sMr. Hitchcock, my old roam il. ruinedl'
|'Du tell, saysI. She is cut all 20 pieces
says he; do you know whether she was in
your stable, Mr.. Hitchcock, last nightl'
Wal, Mister, with this let out: DO knoD
itl-(the Yankee here, in illustration, made
"a sudden advance upon the dandy who
made way for him unconsciously, as it were)
do | know it, you no souled. shad beIlied,
Isquash>headed, old night.owl youl-you
Ihay.hoOkih', corn.cribbin', foddcr.fudgin',
Icent.shaviD,' Notwithstanding you! Kate
kicks like a mere dumb beast, but I've res
duced the thing to a sciencet' The Yankee
had not ceased to advance, or the dandy, in
his establishment, to retreat; and now, the
motion Of the latter being accelerated BY
All apparent demonstration on the part oil
the former to suit the action to the word,
be found himself in the social hall tumb.
ling backward, over pile Of. baggage and
tearing the knees Of his pants as be scram-
bled up, perfect scream Of laughter stun
ming him from all sides. The defeat wa:
total; few mQments afterward he was seer
dragging his own trunk ashore, while Mr.
Hitchcock finished his story on the boiler
ideck.-St. Louis ReUeille.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19

A BEAUTIFUI 9HoUGHF.- Mrs. Child, in
one Of her late pleasant fctions, has this
truly poetical sentiment:
1.-TWO souls that ere sufficient to each
EOther-. senliments, affections, passions,
Thoughts, al blending ia loves harmony
are earth most perfect medium Of heaven,
Through them the angels come and 90 con.
EtinuaIly, on missions Of love to all the lower
forms 81 creation. It ID Che halo Of those
heavenly visitors that wells the earth to snct
d golden glory, and makes every little tlow,
| ct smile its blessings upon IoveFs.1
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!. GsRA1IlEAI1CkE W14TTc1sM.--We don {
know Who oEiginated the following, but It's
good one af an events:
Bobby, what IS sseamll
ssBoiling Raieg.n
That's right, compare it7
s Positive, 6oilS comparative, boilers SIS
perlative, bursf.
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A BEUATIrUL ANSWER 1t was beaut
hful turn given BY lady, who being asked
where here. husband was, when he lay con-
cealed for having been deeply concerned IN
a conspiracy, resolutely answered that she
had hidden him. This confession caused
her to be brought before the Governor, who
told her that nothing but confession where
she had hidden him could save her from tor
ture. sAnd will that doa'' "Yes,'' replied
| the. Governor, 81 viii pass my word for your
safety upon that condition. t'Fhen," said
she,n 81 have hidden him 10 my heart. where
you may find him." This surprising answers
charmed the Governor, aud procured her
husbands pardon.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19

Music for the Melancholy!
Aye! lett be breathed over the responding
heart, and, even If il be buried in gloom,
like the landscape at night, ere long you
shall see the cheerfulness climbing up the
horizon of despair, like the moon beyond
the mountains, hallowing every thing with a
light softer than the very darkness ii illum-
| ines, and more bland than the noontide OF
Joy. Yes! pour forth the mystic soul Of
song. and the downcast brow shall! lose III
cloud of care, the eye anon shall beam witt
Its won,end cheer, and the cheek grow radi
ant with smiles.
Music for the Mourner! Not the wild
measures that lead TO the dance, or thai
rouse wrath in the tempest of battle. o
mol Soft as angel whisperiBgs, and plain.
tive as the moanings Of the anenished heart
fbe the tones that would blame TIC stricken
in heart. Let them mu1mur of bliebtet
hope and buried love, til the crasIeC
feelings are identified with the sympa
thetic strain. But bid not the though
long wander in the grave. Let the melody
embodied as It were into thousand frisco
ihues, gid the portals Of the tomb, and stream
like the anroFat glory toward Heaven.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19

PRIME Up JoKEs,-Speaking Of wags-
what is more waggish than dogs tail when
he'is pleasedg
Speaking Of tails-we always like those
that end well. Hogs, fOrinslance.
Speaking Of hogs--we saw one3of these
animals the other day lying in The gutter, and
in the opposite one we'll dressed man;
the FIRST had ring il his nose. the latter
a ring on his finger The man was drunk, the
hog was sober. "A hog is known BY the
company he keeps" thought we; 30 thought
Mt, pork5T, and of he went.
Speaking Of going of puts Us in mind Of
a gun We once owned. ltOent of one night
and we hav'nt seen il since.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-09-19

MovRMESTs o. IIIR BRITIsI.- We learn
ZION the ChicsgoD Democrat, that The British
hass steam war ship Of the largest Size
laid apas Penelenquishine, about 200 miles
from Mackinao, with 3 full crew t. atssns
dance, ready 70 sail hef ct any moment-
They had but one company there Until RS
Gently. They nov have two full regiments
of Highland Dragons and have enlafred
AID fortified more strongly the barracks Of
that place.