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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

gy CT ARLEs sVAIS.
m ther.'s p p0l-er TO make each hour
As sweet as heaven designed IL;
Nor need ..e roam to bring IL home,
Though few there be that iD8 Il
We seek TOO high FOR things close BY,
And lose what nature found Us;
T.rIf. hath here 40 eharms 50 dear
4 Home md Friends around Us
We of destroy The present JOY
For future hopes and praise them,
yVHH-t -th1wrrs as sweet bloom 81 Gus feet,
Ifwe'd bu. ,toop TO raise them!
For tai1gs afar still sweeter are
When youths bright spell hath bound
us:
But soon we're taught that earth has
naught
Like Home and Friends around Us
The friends that speed in lime Of need
When Hopes last reed is shaken.
To show us stilI. that come what will,
We are not quite ior,aken :
Though alI were blight IL but the light
From Friendships alter crowned Us.
Twould prove tie bliss ofearlh was this
Our Hume and Friends around Us
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

TIE AiILLE.frEs ATre5tP FISG 70 RAISE
me pEAD. D.-Las. ouaday 5ae q tie tol.
lowers Of Alil.ef AM Times com aittel sl-
.icide A Nashua, n. t., by walking deli5s.
rately mo he Merimack river. il pres
ence Of fseFera persons on the opposite sido.
who could not reach him I'll he had dfown~
ed. Hsoou became noised about, among
his Miller brethren olthe town. number
Of whom repaired to Tie spot. took charge
of the BODY, aud carried Il 70 ons OF taeir
own houses. All a. once they became 6l-
ed with faith that they could restore bin 10
life. and with that view actually prayed
aud sang over the corpse nearly al sun.
day might. Il is perhaps needless % say
that they did not Ia9ke a raise.
SacP a degree IF infaluanon as this. At
this enlightened day. is hardly credible, bat
tho above facts came 10 lis n such al au'
thentic form ,hat We are not permitted %
doabi the statement as strange as Il may
seem - Boston Courier
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

SATURDAY NOVEIBER. 8, 1916.

Gladly would here close my sketch, and
il possible be darkest oblivion across the
bitter r~colleciion oi that hour. But Il can
never be effected sfom NV memofy,it Il has
haunted me by day and By nlghi, even noF'
though manv years nave intefvened. as
reeall it more wildly before my ml1d, not
scalding tears are gathering.
The brig was soon cvertaken. Tor a
few moments lhe.e was a dreadful conflict
--yald arm was locked in yard arm, and
eolum Of SMOKE soon wrapped them both
in one deadly embrace. The Java was
hove 100 that we mgat learn the result Of
the baule. Soon the 6rag ceased aud the
smoke rolled eway what sight was pre-
seu;edl Not a spar Of he b.g Nas staud'
Ing. while her decks Were covered wi,h
icads dealing every vhege the blows ot
death. The victims were soon dlseatched,
aud one alter another thrown into ths o.
cean. The schooner h Il lost ner loremaSt
which now lay along SIDE. aud disengaged
herself from the brig, sac lay 10 short
distance from her. The work OF plunder
went on. Thrice the boats went 20 the
brig ane returned. and now laden with gold
and silver spoils-one was filled with the
pirates, the e,her-oh must write i'll with
the wives and daugters of the slaug hteTed
dead.
Four wears after these events pirate
was executed in one of cur large cities,
who stated. before his death, thsI abau; the
time to which this sketch refers, he was
master of schooner, which captured a
mong other prizes, French brig from
which several young females were taken
carried TO rendezvous in Cuba. and there
after having suffered the most hofrid degra
daton were at last destroyed by poison
Beyond all doubt these were the Ill failed
ones of the L'Amicile
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
A RreH PoEr.-The editor OF the Al

A RreH PoEr.-The editor OF the A..
bany Evening Journsl says thai Rogers
The Poe has a Bank note for one natHsoH
mounds sterEiag. which he keeps m a as
case as "A curiosity. How he come by ! =
10. stated. he never made Il BY poetry. bat
he o.te4.tationssg EXHIBITS il. wnilo lie "a
tsfesf annually arnouuts 10 100000.
which. If d stsibuled in bread 10 tue STAR
vino n1or. would do honor u his name AID
"a his country. The Bank Of Eng and has
;<~.,ed. only I0ur notes Of THIS densninalion;
The R,thschi .ds have one. aud Rodgos has
ooe. bas who have The olher two is a pres
enl mystery.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

To PRESERVE Flowers THRoUSHoUF
rug WIsTeR. -Pinck the foweFs when
half blown. and place them IN closely COW
cred ea1then vessel dipping tlem. With tbs
stlz 4 vnsvafds. IN g4ti on n.Hies II wi'
Ter au.i ". juice. ~ 3stn a sinaii qaan-
ii ofbay sat III vessel nat b Kept
cl3sed aad n VAIN piaca; ani shsn. u
n the coolest d4y Of wihfartre h1vers be
ialen oai. wasii..l IL calI water. aad bell
b fore a gentle firs. they vii open as Il ~
tAtir usual bleoa
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

A Coop ELECTIoNEERIN ANECDoTE.
good story is told on Col Starke of
joke tha, he put into prsclca operation on
his opponent and companion IN the cans
vass for Congress, Judge Adams The
story runs in this wise: Fae Judge IS
represented as uneqaallei in iud viiaal e.
lectioneerins, almost every rson ne met
with on their route. he would stop and
have a long and friendly chat. completely
fascinating him with he saavity. OF his
manner and the friendliness of hts address
Starke stood this for a long time, b itascer>
taining that the Judge, in this q aef, smoo b
kiad Of way, was In some degree, reu~
ltraliztng his bjg hes on the stump, al pit
ed the following mode to cure him Of the
propensity. So one day while riding on a
head OF the dge about a qaaftef Il a mie
| he met WI tall, awsiwafd, vetdaat look
ing sJn OF the soil, iea5ti1g and accos
ted hlm thus. "G rod m Irning, fflead; a.
bout quarter of ~ IL back YOU will
meet with q mid lie siz i. niIlls aged maa
| riding a bald faced, sarrei horse, | wish
! you TO avoid speaking TO bin and to give
| him road. He as oefy crazy and ina giaeS
| that he really IS @ cand Ldate for congress
| and If you talk to question him al all on
the subject he becomes perfectly furious aad
eren dangerous / have him In charge,
and do hope, my friend, that you will yield
| him the road, and have nc converse ion
| with him, whatever. La due time the
countryman net with the Judge, aud, as
the latter was about addressing him with
the greatest polteness imaginable, Lescam,
pered Of info the bushes, oG and all. itee a
| quarter hoase!
The above is literal fact.-Lijsfky
| Adcocote.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

II hes neiIaer reason. relfzi11. common
sense nor exps,t te4ce ~ genssa aeii 4 -
While there ate seasoas.sa tsfg .taJ lsl# 1tv.
% justly lis total 10 .irlaus e <eats rs
temper Of The ehiidrei.; - 44at uls taa.
rough seeidug prepares the Ny t3r tss
or three mose L sau-s your Temp pro>
videi i i sweet. which Is a question. It
YOU are prone 10 sca,3. The more you wilt
have t. 5scol3. and. because You have becans
u cfosssr. and your chIiiren likewise,
Seeding alienates tae heats of your
children. Depend u2o8 il shey cannot
love YOU Us wi aGer You have begaled
them as they id before va my ap.
proach them wi,5 6emness aud decision,
YOU may-Puuish si n severity adequate Is
The nature a their Of ace. and they will
feel the Justice of your condact and love YOU
notwithstanding all Bot tlsey hare scoli.
iog l. slies ~ 1he TAD blood while u
disciosss yoar Vveti ness aId lowers Vou IA
their esteem. Especially Al night, When
they are about 10 retire, their hearts should
be melted aud m ull a WITH voices ofkind.
-ness. that they my ao thair slumbar ,Sitit
Thoughts Of love sta!ag around their
souls, and whispering peace.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
ReLrG1oN IN rne FANNY Family re-

RELIGION IN THE FANNY Family re-
lgion is ofunspeakabie imparlance. lis
effects will greatly depend upoa tue mani
fest sincerity OF the head oflhe family. Il
his children and servants Do not see bis
prayers exemplided in his temper and man
aers. they will be disguised at his religion
Tediousness viii weary theu. Fine Ian
puage will shoot over them, Gloominess
will make them dread religion as a hard
service. Let them be met IS for a most
delightful purpose. Let them find Il sa>
yory, simple, plain, teadsr. heaseniy.--
Worship thus conducted may be used as an
engine ofvast power in family. II dlttl.
ses sympathy through the members. Il
calls oil The miad from The deaiealag ei'
feels of worldly affaifs. L arrests every
member as with morning ani evening
sermon, in the midst OF the cares OF life
II saws. there is Cod There : a spirit,
nal worl.l-T There is a lifs TO come! II
fixes the idea of sponsibi ily in he mid.
Il furnishes tender aud j'ilieinns father
an opportunity of gently G ianeing a iauiss,
where a direct admonition might be mex
pe1ieni.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

florKlss l. TuRSEs has issued
lie card n the Nasavlils uni1s. reqaerttH5s,
a suspension ofpnbiic o7inian ~ relation
fhs caarg.> bought against hfas oy ~
..eae .a.ss.,. f5sten or Twelve days eueii he
has time to prepare and rnblish bis vsus
location. Graa:edl - FfaAstiag RevleaQ.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

CorraS -Ta. { ,uc5fda luee ilgeaces
+ The iSea las. says Tns ifosts iztt
occurred 1uring The early pat OF last week
have baen suiii .ieut to checS eli .e.naiiT
The fro,Tlh of cotton Oh the l0wlanis fHa
calcnl atioa IS thea ceriaia. tRa1 bios OF tha
b,sss RS O! ths 1871 f September eanaot
-aaks. or Ialher mature.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

young lady in Cincinnati, "a nfed n
dinner parry the other day, because her
beau was 50 indiscreet rs 10 offer bef some
breas; oi the duck without dosing.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08

BEoN Your GEABp.-Ycs. young man.
be on your gaard There are a taoaslud
temptations in yoF path aud a GhaI,ani
vices calling you aHay from du'y. Paog
Kendall few days a5o he was full otlite
aud ACTIVITY; the pride Of his flher and Tho
hone of his mother. Now. be IS beneath
the c DDS ofthe valley srucS down in lbs
freshness of his youth; without moments
warning. With his companion N tie
tenpin alley he quarreIled. Away taen
from temptation. Go not near the place
where spirit j. drank and gambling IS
counlenanced. Ifyou are not called 50
suddenly away as this young man, you
will SOW the bitter seeds Of vice 10 spring
up TO your injury at some future day. It
may now b. delightful to associate with
the vicious. but remember their end
The path
That lesis to infamy and death, with aow-
OF rare perfume will of be stow'd, to draw
Thy purity away. The syren voice
OF sof, beui,ching melody, Will swell
/ Upon the evening air-and peacetuIness
| VIII ma rk the step ofthose who plot thy tall
/ Thou must not 90 That principle within
! WI keep IN the right, il thou wilt ask
osaidance continually of Heaven Live near
10 God. The daily prayer from broken
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-11-08
Wlll penetrale lhe &c.

We rePeat-be % yolr guard. Let no
thing corrupt. your virtues 40 art seduca
your integrity; no associations blind your
eyes; 40 pleasure lure you to ruin. Il Is
fearful step to laKe, upon your first break
away from jadicions and wholesome re-
straint; when you feel ;hat you are 100
large or too old to listen to mothers coun-
sci or a fathers advice when. to show in>
l:epederce, you launch your f:ail bark on
the turbulent waters and venture near the
whirlpool, which has been the destruction
of many noble soul. Be careful, we
pray yoa You may be an honor TO socle-
- OF curse to community; II Is Tor you 10
decd. May Heaven direct you.-PJ1t-
htaI Ttibuae
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-12

LITTELL's LIVING AGE. There is now oar table
No. 50 of this publication, and we have just finished
examining its contents. When this periodical first ap-
AIRED we took occasion 10 recommend il to the al
tention of the public, and became ourselves regular
subscribers, and for some time were much pleased
with the work. We mast confess, however, that we
have never known publication fall off so much in
short lime both in the character of the selections
and the value of the editorials. More unineresting
and worse selected latter with the exception of
some few pieces) than is contained in the last half
dozen numbers, have rarely seen, and unless the
selections for subsequent numbers should excel those,
Mr. Littell will add but little to his reputation ca
erer for the public mind, 10 his list of subscribers
The quantity of matter has also been curtailed-and
that, too, "without rhyme or reason" We are now
forced to be content with 4S instead of Ga pages as
was originally provided and promised. Mr.. Littell
cannot, therefore, be surprised, if should think
somewhat differently of the work when we furn,
shed with "a pages of good & wholesome mental food
from what we now do, when we have served up to us
4s pages of poor, unwholesome Cad!e mixtures. We
beg in future he will take little more trouble
and display little taste in the selection of the
pieces he republishes We wish the work WELL and
write this ''more in than in anger"
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FRONT STREET TnEArRE.-.anderson' benefit. We
took OCCASION on the st appearance of Mr. Anderson,
AT the Front street, last week, to express our approba
ton of the manner in which he was received. We
felt conscious thai there could not exist dis position to
visit him with the wrongs supposed to have been done
Mr.. Forrest in England nor are we now disposed to
say Mr.. Anderson is beyond just criticisms yet having
come among us, and possessing, he certainly does,
great merit we are pleased to find his talents have
been highly appreciated On Saturday night the house
was crowded to overlooking, to witness his persona
lion of Hamlet; it being the last night of his engage
aen continued calls for Anderson" brought him in
front of the curtain, and in brief address, evidently
under some embarrassment he returned thanks for the
very attering testimonials of esteem received from the
citizens of Baltimore, declared the inability of his
tongue to convey the feelings of his heart ana said
though time and space might separate. yet his nature
must become changed ,ere he could cease TO remember
with heartfelt satisfaction, these kindly tokens of re
gard from an enlightened community. Mr. Anderson
is posted for benefit to night and will appea as Shy
lock, in Shakespearc's tragedy OF sThe Merchant OF
! Venice" and as Duke Aranza in Tobin's excellent
comedy of the Honey Moon" The theatre will
doubtless be crowded. that but small portion of his
admirers will be able to witness his last performance
ard in view of such result we would advise Mr.
Burton, if possible, to effect re-engagement for al
least few nights, assured that in so doing he will
meet with public appreciation.
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The RESPONSIBILITIES OF THOSE wHoH HAVE
TIE CHARGE OF YoUrH We are not sure that
we have not heretofore noticed tract, or ad-
dress to the public, bearing the above title
but ii we have, the subject is of SO much i'm
Portance as to justify our calling attention TO it
4 second time. The Address is from the Hon.
Willis Hall, introduced and recommended by
ministers of the Gospel of various denomina-
lions. The proper instruction and training OF
youth is of momentous importance, not only as
respects religion and morality, but as it will af.
feet the future destiny of this country. An ig-
norant, idle, self-wlled youth is not likely to
make patriotic or safe crtizen-the very basis
Of our free institutions being intelligence and
virtue. This tract contains excellent recon-
mendations in regard to the management O
the young; and we trust that it will be gene
rally read by parents, guardians, SC. ga pa
rent (says the writer ''should be the most in
innate associate of his child This intimac,
would impart life to instruction, converting TIT
incidents of every day into food for the menta
OF moral appetite, affording know ledge and in
fssing principle: it would act reciprocally upol
parent and child, cherishing parental and fila
love" 1t is the true policy of a parent to lea
his offspring by kindness, and to correct his er
rors by reason rather than by harshness-bu
this policy is unfortunately too frequently ne
elected, and the child is ruined.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES. At Newbern, n. c.,
OH the I'd inst, about $4,000 worth of pro-
perty was consumed by fire. At New York,
on Friday morning, the stable of Mr.. Rust, in
Seventh street, three houses belonging to Mr..
Dicks, one to Mr.. Matthews, and several other
small buildings were destroyed; during the
same day the tool factory of John Ronger, and
liquor store of II. Armstrong, were consumed
At Philadelphia, on Friday, counting house,
dwelling, and stable, with tive horses, be-
longing to Mr. Donahue, were destroyed.
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ALEXANDER's TRICOBAPHE.

n -" AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY,
= pelhga liquid Dye, which uslv changes
tnu Color OF the hair to beautiful brown or BLACK
Without INJURY to the hair or skin. The great supe
h"HJ Oh hs Dye consists in its easy mode of appli-
CATION ana instantaneous efect-a other dives re-
guhglrom ~ to twelve hours to produce any change
upon single application. ' ~
Extract from the philadelphia Daily Sun" At.
EkASDER iRicoBAPHE.-The effect of the above on
IN our office, and the change from grey to black was
instantaneous.
Extract from the philadelphia Daily Forum Sc
Veral OF our acQ Idintances have recently applied To
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known as AIexan-
der's Iricobaphe-a new and valuable discovery; and
1t has in no failed to produce the desired effect
immediately after applying it to gray hair wits ets
II imparS beautiful brown or black color
JI5- For sale nv Coleman Rogers, No. l73 Balt-
more street, G, w. Andrews, J. NJ. Laroque, ]. w
scott, and b. Perkins, Baltimore street, j. V. ID. Stew
art, corner Hanover and Camden-sts Perkins * Bro
theT, corner Green and Franklin SITS; j. w Barry
Co, corner Pearl and Baltimore Sts and wholesale
by The sole agents, f. & 6. A. WRIGHT,
ml2 eO27thM" % SOuth 9TH street phiIad
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& On 400 TODAY. Whole tick

$4,000 T s,s on'A :; w Riss 'i snd
splendid opportunity to realize a handsome prize BY
making small investment in this days lottery where
was sold in the Female Seminary Lottery, drawn last
Saturday, more first rate prizes, one of $780, gu
ter Nos. "a SO 6l and one of 500, half ticket, Nos
346l besides several other good prizes of smaller de-
nomination, all sold to city customers by the all fotu
nate prize vendors, Miller & Co.
Draws TODAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery
class 5776 Nos. IA ballots making beautiful scheme
for the price of tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize of S20oOO prize of sl445
90 5000 20 1000
2oOo 40 " 250,&c
Tickets S5-shares in proportion
Certificate of packages of % quarters only ST. so,
that can draw over $50, 600.
For packages single tickets shares of tickets an
ply the Old established and most fortunate office Of
MILLER Il CO.
Corner of Baltimore and ST. Paul streets.
Drawn NOS. OF the Nd. Lottery, class l5, drawn
May l0-Iowest prize 60
81 81 20 SO 10 IS 81 IL 4 IS
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MUSEUM. Tonight, Don Cesar de Bazan, one Of
the most attractive plays produced for years. will be
produced in great style, under the immediate direction
of Mr. Wacot the original representative of the hero
in the Unit States, which part he will sustain on the
present occasion. The Don will no doubt find crowds
of admirers in Baltimore, as ne has in other Cities
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ESREIGHTs REDUCED

gISREIGKTS REDUCED
a TO FREDERICKSBURG Va.
Il ssa-3s The merchants and public generally
EEzz sstAanxaare respectfully informed that on and
Sssaxaaassakx- after SATURDAY, the l7th inst, the
Freights TO Fredericksburg, Va, will be reduced in
accordance with the wishes of the merchants of Ere
cericksburg and of the upper counties, shipping by
this route.
o. The Reduced Rates will bs published on Tues
day, and it is hoped that the increased patronage of
the Boat will meet this reduction.
S. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Agent.
ml2-4t Office Hughes Quay.
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Il L II A N AC,
MARRIED.

On tie Eth inst. by the Rev. Mr. Healey, Areusru.
CorENHAyER to Miss SgsAN SLoFFER, ali ofthis city
On the Sth inst. b. the Rev, Mr.. e. Lee, Mr.. Ma.
TnGAs COOPER TO Miss JANE HISER, all of this city
Al Norfolk, on the 9th inst by the Rev'd, S. j. Cas-
sells, JOHN FALCONER, ESQ, of Baltimore, to Miss
ter, Esq, of Norfolk,
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DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT OF HAYrI-
More TROUBLE. The Boston Transcript says
that by the arrival at that port of the Daniel
Francis, from Gonaives, whence she sailed on
the Goth ult., intelligence has been received at
the Merchants News Room, that President
Guerrier died at St. Mares on the 18th ult. On
The nth Louis Perrat was proclaimed Presi-
dent from the North Cape Haytien. He is said
not to be friendly to the colored people, and it
is doubtful whether he will be acknowledged
as President in the South part of the Island
Rivera, who had gone back from Jamaica to
endeavor to recover his command, it is said has
captured some sixteen boats that were sent out
against him. II is stated he lands whenever he
wishes at the south part of the Island. and that
he and his party propose if they succeed to put
the country under the protection of the Eng
lish, and to give foreigners the right of doing
business in their own names, and to hold rea
estate,
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TEMPERANCE. The Sons of TEN perance, highly
fourishng benevolent branch of the great temperance
movement will hold public meeting in the William
street (MethodisD Church, tonight Addresses will
be delivered See advertisement.
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TIME AMOUNT OF MONEY PAID OUT
Ill AT M. DOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT,
No. lag PRATT STREET, opposite the Railroad Depot,
(next door TO Bradshaw's United States Hotel) The
number of handsome prizes sold at this great prize
ONCE during the last few weeks is really astonishing
IN TACT the luck at this iavorite residence of fortune
was never better; and to those that have not had a
share OF the good luck we now say give him call
and get some of the splendid prizes be disposed Of
this week.
MONDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets SIS, shares
in proportion
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets sas, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital $25, 900, tickets 80, shares
III proportion.
THURSDAY, capital 500, 900, tickets S., shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize 50 900, tickets oh, shares in
proportion y"
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 1914, shares in
proportion. Certificates Of % whole tickets will be
issued from this Office $50 % half tickets $40 %
quarters IS. Strike while the irons hot.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders, PEI
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M DOYLE, No. li4 Pratt street,
1t [Rl Opposite B. 81 o. X. R. DepOt.
gF-CORONER's OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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PRospEcrs ABROAD. Extract from bust
ness letter received by friend in this city from
Lexington, Missouri, dated April 25th
'Our country looks beautiful. Vegetation
has sprung up like magic within the last len
days, and the farmers say they have now the
finest prospect for an abundant crop that they
have had for many years. Buildings are spring.
ing up in every direction. Bodies of emgrants
for Oregon are passing daily through our town,
and every thing around looks lively, active
and business like