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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
ARE STUBBORN THINGsl
SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES.

4 Being DESTROYS Of reducing our present extensive
stuck of dry goods and fancy articles, really made
clothing, boots, shoes, hats &c, we have concluded
to dispose Of our stock for the ensuing Thirty
AT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS,

f@M@"'A For hc Co1st, D0aahisoapile, Pioqne-
sksi5 5fFtTdAA' mine Bum ROage. Po1 Htason. Va
13Etertoo Bayoa Sara, Poiat Ceupeo md
YHHicp. .s
The regular packet steamer ELlShhtJ. Il Landry
Master. will lenve New Orleans every 'Pnesdny
morning. ut 10 O'clock. and every Frieaf at5.P. NJ
Returning. leaves Bayou Sara every Wednesday, at
10. A. M aud every Sunday atS. Al M.
Fur freight or passnge, having superior accornInp-
''''''' "tf'' '' WHARF BOAT
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
NATURE sOWN REMEDY.
THE INvAT4D's BEsTFHIEND.
az

. aH pG+ SO a@ WRTgHT's sA3AAO
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. bqfaa .
l..." ataf fat1SpALLfBLEf M 1856 - s2ia
FEVER AND AGUE AND BHtoUSa .9
COMPLAINTS ltt5g' "ns @sa2
CURE ron FEVER AND AGtE. -
Russatrlte, Putnam co. Ind. July H., 1sl7.g.
Or. Notwithstanding since your agent left me n
supply Of your Indian Vegetable Pills have fotird
snid Pills 10 he in great demand lately for the cure
of Fever aud Agrte. Mr.. James Boyd has n son who
has been laid up with faver and aguc. and has tried
the various remedies, all Of which proved Of NJ avail.
They determined to Try yotr lndiaii Vegetable Pills,
and by using bns box he is npw sound and 4Felk4 .1r.
r.. Stericcr had 4 daughter, Nh Hugh Groves q son
and Mr.. Charles Nichols and tpee Of his sfiIniIy,
were all down nj the hame time With fstsf and agte
and had nlso tried various dth8r remedies without
effect. Your Iudian Vegetable Pills sbon restored
them MI to perfect hcalth. ! ran nsshres You, from
whaf / have seen, yottr Inhian Vegetable Pills ftny
he relied onfora permanent cure Of fever and aguo.
Nuurp fasDppffHliV- -4S 7 f. .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
MARTIN s. WHITELEY'S NATIONAL
49,. 49,. TONIC. .saH .r

This preparation Il a certain cure for tho Ag,c and
sFaver, and nysnerFit. We only NIX a trial of II. and
are satisfied planters and citizens generally. viii save
bnudrpds o dollars by Keeping n supply Of the Tonic
and Martins Pills by them. Read The following Ger.
]tititntoor q worthy man who wns cttfed by the Use 81
tho Tonic rrn # ~
Beaver DAMS, QUEEN AIMS 90, lH.
-. h.t.t.. al tuIE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16

: 4.n, ---.=-1 .. y I,n..Li'r ,1n,u In.nnn !Sinr,.
A lot of fine silk NTuslins and l~lareres. Ribbons
and Gloves. These goods viii I've sold nj Auction
prices.
March 95-9.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
just Received

AFEW MORE OF THE SAME s0RTL LEFT.
We have a few poifs of those splendid Congress
Boots for gentlemen. and q small lot of Patent leatber
JacksoH ties, which for style and beauty Of finish, can
not be surpassed. Call and examine them at,
.e A. BRADFORD & cos, Church Street
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
Ae0uIar p jackets,
TWICE A WEEK

T5mss,h Baron RoUGE STEAMER MAJESTIC
kfaFtnGgS' III. UHB MASTER atfig nis
IIder gone a tlprough repair and no eHs
rsprte4 shared 10 make her 0nc nj HE most comfortable
passenger boats in the trade, will nots maks two trips
n week. as follows.
TAnypp New Orleans every Frilny nj 10 A., NJ re-
turning Irnves Baton Rouge every Saturday Of 7. NJ.
leaves NrAy Orleans every Monday at 5 y. M1retnrts
mo leaves E,tlpr Rouge. every WrlheH d9y Bt 4 A. VI.
For freight or paHshga urplY.on betrd or 10
So ma3 #sm PGRt Is HART. Agents
1ulv lDth 1877 at r "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
L ARRIVALS
NEW SpPINc cnnnS

JUST received a large and beautiful assortmept OF
Spring and Summer Goods. consisting IN part, Of Bar
eyes, OrgandieS, T~arletons, French Muslins. Artiffci.
als, P~erfmpsry, &c, dc. Which Will be sold at the
lowest possible rates at the 8 one prize cash store Of
Feb. 1913 JOSEPH WETZLAR,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-16
REDUCED PRICES,

and we particularly solicit n rail- from the ladies' md
gentlemen of Baton Rouge and vicinity, who may he
IN want Of amy articles in our line, all we ask l. to
come and judge for yourselves, q before going else
where.
SANGER, HISS g. Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06

MIA into fixed silt. hundred pounds "fcoppnfas may
be had at the ships fr shngs. and if solution OF
this be occasionally applied To the pvy, will cause the
nosome effiuvia 10 disappear.
'wo foil purpose will thus be accomplished. b.
fixing Tie volatile ammonia, in which tsid+s t'rz uL
energy. the value d eNcrrnenal IrcA N an-
HANGED while the imprs Of all tfuSiv+ olurs.
Tenders them capable of being transported. diluted and mp
piled, without Inconvenience disgust /; is pnht
worthy Ct investigation whether the hpp2l'nn Of sal
phlte If iron in suliln would be uf god service ii
tile nyaid If eacn new layer added d the manure
heap We're springfield With copperss water. mach Of that
most important element the ammonia (Which is Other
wise lost by of lis voalility) would be changed
into flied sit, and thus wed
FIR the facts have here submitted in regard to the
employment qf copperas a dsnfcing agent. am in
debed 10 he Report Of the Commissioner u Patents fur
the year 1914.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06
LAUREL HILL ACADEMY
.4lTHERNT' COUNTY.

TIME second IT the session OF months will
] uence 7th july and continue months longer The
ooation Is u miles y. of lynehburg in fine healthy
section sometimes termed .the heart OF Amherst. The
no has lust completed the t term Will be
sisted i necessary By lady, well prepared teach the
French ana Enr ish having testimonials ofschoar-
h from one 81 the first teachers in the State Under this
Arrangement kn opportunity will be afforded Young ladies,
for improving he mind without the heavy expense usually
incurred by high board, SC Young men, prosecuting the
Sciences and Languages, will have advantage not usually
enored in the country three iurths q the School being
Particular Will be paid 70 morals, order,
S. wen as the department q the typ sexes towards
eachother Tile terms formerly arc MY ior the Eng
lsb per term Of mouths and ST. 80 cts Tor the Classics
and hrber branches Mathematics Board can be obtained
at "a or IS in the vicinity. No deductions made from
the time Of commencement except tor sickness or some IN
usual circumstance.
REFERENCE.
Dr. d. Patteson and f. s. Rucker. patrons Of the School
a. Address Elon p. o., Amherst county =
june 25-59 NU " WAITS y "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06
Oct 25--if " Nv


Pa TENT PLATFORM SCALES. BALANCES,
COUNTER SC1LES. and EVERY OTHER
E65nd or weighing Apparatus.
4 III The great Sane'y of AlarIen's Improved Insts
W ments FIR NJ eghing, none hate been found Of 81
great convenience and utility Tie Platform Scale which
lis astonishing degree OF accuracy is bringing INTO gem
ecal use. 80
The Platform Scale invented BY the undersigned, has
great Improvements upon those heretofore USE lis SUI
perJrliy consists:
ISL n He simplicity ana strength Of its construction.
hy which liability innre by entirely obvated
%. In the greater accuracy with which light heavy
Or medium drafts can be weighed by it.
81 In It's cst, whch Is considerably lower thantha Of
any oihef Scale.
Iese all important considerations in the purchase
u Scale, and their very extensive sale il this country
Il refer every firm that has used them is proof Of
their superiority.
The subscriber also keeps constantly cn hand large
rment Of Scales. Weights and Measures for both
and country standards Brass and Copper Scales for
Apothecares and Cunfecionee Scales with and with
stands suitable for GrOcers; spring Balances Trip
Scale and Roman Seeyards; iron and Brass Balances
anu suitable apparatus for every size and kind.
Every thing manufactured by the subscriber is war
ranted and if not found equal TO what's reco.1men
ded. the money will I've returned
WeIhts graduated to Ihe standard Of all countries
proved, aud warrenre ed perfectly correct
Al kinds Of repairing done with correctness and prompt
ness. JESSE MARDEN.
Corner South Charles and Balde,ston streets,
Baltimore.
June fla
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06
NOTICE TO ooNrRAcwons.

SEALED PROPO SAILS will Be received bv the M
- drrsigued. fiji THE Gading AHA McAlanizng 10 ur
more miles If the So;h-N estern Turnpike between
Buchanan and Blet,ur rragS according to plans and
specfcaons which will be prepared fir examination at
the umpany Offices al Buchanan and ythevile. by
The 2jth inst. The bids will BE- opened on "Wednesday,
Nov S.h at Buchanan, 10 which place they should be
addressed. CIAS. Il. SHAW,
O.tl9 ism Chief Engineer.
o5- The " yrheville Republican Fnca>tle Wing ana
Lexington Gazette will insert his advertisement ualil
the Sh pfoxml and send tlst accounts to the COmpa-
ny's fi-p at W ytheville.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06

&. O., every description. crop Of Tobacco Corn, Fod
-.. So So Plantation Tools. Gear, e Also, WAGON
ont.e sans day, or the day following, will be
h, James B.-.r ami kauaHhl Canal Cat the mo'th
.y tr.ez1 ns F.sal SAlnnes, some Tools am sons
Y, .. u..Lr-4 !lr bI- A- Terms Ma " known sale
SAMUEL NOWLIN, Admir-.
O-.5J.--4s--2sN or u5I-.aS~ II Puclct, decd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06
3EAQE BOOKS, PAPER. &C.

y B. PAlNE BRO HER Lave now on hand
sIs .a'gr supply Il Bank Books Consisting Of
Medium. Daaii. Up and Qlarto, journals, !eIgerS,
Dy Books. Rec.rd. NY e, Cash. Let tel, Sheriff..
as y the regular prices Cap Letter Record and Nne
Papers from 2 cents To s. 50 cents per quire. and
finn 81 50 to 5000 per Iteam.
October 23-is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06
- 81 Tp I'D


WHIShEI, 81. hNUK, &.
HEFE have just received and offer for sale
w 80 bhls Common Whisky.
50 do Vest Ola Recnfed do
ATM. superior Cognac and Champagne Brandies.
Augu~-tS MCDANIEL s. LEE.
FAMILY FLOUR
AN bbls Family Flour new just received * for sal
-EU by JNO. G. McCLANNAIAN.
july co.'s
Eliglaes1 Cash Prices.
WYE are wanting 10000 BUSHELS OF GOOD
w WHITE WHEAT, lor which he highest market
prize Will be p. 10 in calIt
HURT * PR3.STON.
SeDtember 1-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06
.NEU LINE or FOUR HORSE
G2.s lAs5.
POST COACHES,

from LWIcI5WL W TTUE fleSrWe. NJ c0HnecTl0n ltNt
the Ioasa and Riciln nd anil Fredericksburg
Road ID Richmond and Northern Cities
Fare IT, Richmond 81 %
Fare TO Junction 30
PASSENGERS by this line leave Lynchburg on
L Iuts lay. thursday and Saturday morning. /;
arrive at Charlottesville same evening where they spend
the night and connect with the Northern train al the
Junction at o'clock, A. NJ reaching Richmond at |
o'clock, A. VI.
Passengers going North arrive atW ashngton city at
p. M Baltimore at 5 p m. Philadelphia in the course
Of the uign-bemg "a hours in advance Of any other In"
leaving LYncn0urg Passengers assured Of regular
connection and no detention.
IIFISkELII s co.
Office at Franklin Hotel Lynchburg Richmond and
f Fredericksburg Rail Road office, Richmond, Va.
Oct lots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06

FALL GOODS.
vI,IIE subscribers are nov ii receipt Of the following
L Goods winch viii Be soll unusually low,
Ia and 81 ulIcd Cloth,
81 rs and A. plaid LlnseyS,
Army Cloths for sery wear,
Fancy Black aud " hit Prints,
White Red AMI \ elbow Tanned,
Egyptian Mitts,
Linen CamLric> IIandkerchie-,
Fancy Silks Lsnlartine plaids,
silk Funge1 ard Buttons
Red silk Warp APaccas.
PETERS s S1TGLER.
Sept. Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06

BACON SiDES--1 IlIDS PRIME BACON SIDES
~ n t5sg4nt, receiving per barge Gen Scottfn sale
47t by GEO DAGBY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06

n IMP PI.AsTEn--10 TONS LUMP PLASTER
EIIsr sIl bv GEO. BAlrb1.
oct fC-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06

Thanksgiving day il Ohio takes place on the 25d O.
November,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06
NEWEST ICs.RIA KETS SC
= - md =! ..I.s-.l-- Au- ..LLl

II ONE STICs S, b L A \ X z I S, &c.
Ia 10 bales 81 IS, Fl and 81 heavy sheetins= ana sAlr
2b-'o. hes w nc2ro blankets,
~ ps fn- blcached cottln-,
FIJI .- l-ayv ~ tir.ing.
50 -5. l-l,i -alc leather,
H-ryn= per barge> Ezit ana Rose AZ ATT hv
. Oct l5-ts GEO. DAD'84.
SapsrjaT I,delijIs lax.
> IRIS NADI~ON> un-iveIeI ialei3Ie Ink. tor
II marl.n- linen. s.ik orc1ttoa wHhcu, any prepa'
r...n. .r..l. ~ JOHN II. >EAY, DRUGGIST.
July 3l-ts
~nNn LBS superior Family Bacon just re-eiyep
lUUU and fir sltte by LACY s, GARLAND.
Sept. 81. ISIS
HANDS iJ-3.NTED
~TANT toIire 3D. MEN aad BOYS. to work on II
1Nlnataia Section oftHe Canal The work i dry
and M dpnI er t.on blasting.
In my absence from town. M-. George Z. Roberts is
hortsed to &c i'll hiring haadS. -...
CURE FOR DlARRHoEA WARRANTED.
no CURE No P.4T
HAST India Brandy distilled ran tn running Dew
: q berry and warranted to bar.aeoa. money
VIM. J. y ILLS,
June 5--'s N'rae Street
WE Have u,w u Hama IL our Lumber y5rd VI tAo n
ia large ut Of ed pine Lumber suitable fiji build
ding purposes. " ais propose to Furnish orders for all
descriptions OF lumber upon reasonable n1'oe.
Sept 2I-rs LACY & GARLAND.
IMP PLAsTEE--1O TONS LUMP PLASTER
Ll7r sIicby GEO BAGBY.
TACkHREL AND lIERRISGs--l5 DID y, fat
W DO. 44cAele-2J b5a ii 4all Dos .i4rr1Es ioI
0AIG-ts
~ X Tp FFN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06

Me Have uiw Oh hand il our Lumber yard III lAc bl
lii large ut Of ed pine Lumber suitable tuf build
DING purposes We ais propose to furnish orders fur all
de,cr piions OF lumber upon reasonable nl'iie.
Sent. 2I-ts LACY & GARLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06

a EACLE.I&1L An ID lfERHiE<+l5-- Is DID IS. fat
rs -. AIlcAeIcl-2u bb9 ii nall Dos .iarr1ss ioI
=a.e BY GEO. BAG.I.
It-t5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06

PA TENT PLATFORM SCALES. BALANCES.
COUNTER SC,iLES, IND EVERY OTHER
E62sld OF Weighing apparatus.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-01-07
From the Ohio Statesman.
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY. Dec. %, 1847.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

| BILLS lNTRoDUCED.
BY Mr. Corwine, bill for the repeal oi
all laws inficting capital punishment, and
for other purposes.
By Mr. Drake, bill in relation to the
outstanding notes of the Bank of Xenia,
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Brackley, from the committee on
Roads and Highways. reported back I'll.
bill, No 20, to require supervisors Of roads
to make temporary repairs to bridges over
the canals of this State; aud the same W as
then ordered TO asthird reading.
MIR Hardesty, from the committee on
New Counties, made reports. again st the
petitions for the new counties Of Centre
and Chester; which we're agreed to.
Mr. Hardesty, from the same commit
tee, made report favorable to the cree.
tion of the new county of Gi lead, append
ed to which was bill TO erect said coun
ty.
Mr. Park, from the minority of said
committee, dissented from the report of
the majority, and promised counter re-
ports.
MIR Lawrence, from the standing COM
mittee on the Judiciary, re ported back
House bill No. 5, prescribing the duties
of Sheriffs, and regulating their fees in
certain cases. The same was then inde-
fnitely postponed.
Mr. Pennington. from the Judiciary com
to amend the act defining the powers and
duties of Justices Of the Peace in civil
cases; and the same was then ordered to
be engrossed.
The same gentleman, from a maj ority
of the same committee, also reported a
bill granting to the several courts of this
State, the power of granting divorces in
certain cases. ~
Mr. Holcomb, from a majority Of the
committee on Banks and the Currency,
reported back the following preamble
and resolution, viz:
Whereas, the experience of the past
three years has fully tested, and Gle arIy
demonstrated the ability OF the banking
institutions of this State to provide the
people with safe, uniform aud conveo.
iehi currency, at all times convertible in
to gold aud silver; therefore.
Resolved BY The General .asseu,bly Of the
SLATE Of Ohio. That it would be unwise,
imPoli,ic aud unjust, to adopt any legisia. 4
live provision repesling the charter OF
these institutions, compelling the taxes of
the people to be collected and paid in gold
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-01-07
rhe House accordingly adjourned. !.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, Dec. 90, 1547.
The following message was received
from the House of Representatives., by
Mr.. Campbell. their Clerk:
Mr.. President: I am directed to inform
the Senate of the death of the Hon.
TIL MAS L. HAMER, representative ele ct
from the State of Ohio, and of the pro-
ceedings ofthe House of Representatives
thereupon.
The resolutions adopted by the House
Of Representatives having been read,
Mr. ALLEN rose and addressed the
Senate as follows:
Mr.. President: On the first day of July
Of the past year, this body confirmed the
nomination of Thomas l.. Hamer, of Ohio
to the rank of Brigadier General in the
army of the United States. The announce
ment just made by the House, to the Seu-
ate, informs US officially, that eminent
citizens has ceased to live. The event of
his death occurred at Monterey, in Mex
leo, on the second Of December last; aud
was therefore, known TO us, Individually,
long ago; but, BY the rules observed on
these mournful occasions, il could not be
officially noticed till now, he having been
a member elect TO the present, not mems
her of the then sitting Congress,
But short time previous to his death,
Gen. Hamer had passed along the liae oil
oattle, amidst all its dangers, exertiDg
lis intellect, has courage, and address in
aiding to achieve the third victory of our
arms over the public enemy. He came !
OF that ceuAict uphurt, aud with
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-01-07
From the Ohio Statesman.
CONGRESSIONAL.
of the Death of General
Hamer in Congress-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, December %, 1847.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, December 90, 1847.
Mr.. MORRIS rose and said:
Mr.. SPEAKER. 1t becomes my painful
duty TO announce TO this House the death
of another Of its members elect. Yes, sir,
it is but to true that Gen. Thomas L. fla,
mer, Ohio's favorite son, is dead. He de-
parted this life at Monterey on the second
day of December, 1s46.
His euiogy has been pronounced BY
popular assemblies, and by men among
the most distinguished Of our country, and
his loss has been deplored by all. can
not hope to equal, much less improve upon, !,
what has been said out Of this House. But
we can now realize our great bereave-
ment, unaided by eloquence. Ii may not
however, be inappropriate for me to al.
Jude TO few incidents in the life of the
deceased with some of which am person.
ally familiar. Gen. Hamer was boro in
Pennsy lyania, and emigrated to Clermout
,ounty, Ohio, when he was a young man,
or rather lad } without money, withou,
riepds, aud with no more than common
Eoglish educa tion.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-01-07

To tell of.blessngs in the single state,
And how some married folks do prate,
About the babies, fuss in churches;
The cursed set of little urchins,
Who cry, and bawl, and scream so bad,
That him enrages, gets quite mad.
I do not wish to argue now,
Upon this theme, make my bow.
| must not now forget to tell,
The Sabbath schools have done quite well,
We had celebration, yes,
And prizes given to the best
Hundreds fveres were committed,
The boys and girls themselves acquitted,
In way that done quite well,
OF which I'm not ASHAMED to tell;
Ten prizes then were given out
Most to the girls, SO boys look out,
For fear that they will beat again,
And Wen have cause to be ASHAMED.
We had some cakes and sugar candy,
Nor did we care for nauseous brandy.
'Tis here that we are taught to pray,
To speak of Heaven and learn the way,
To us blessed foretaste of Heaven,
On this day more than all the seven.'
| love you girls, indeed I do;
With heart of kindness, pure, and true,
Your smiling faces seem to say,
This is the news boys favorite day.
The girl is loved, who loves to kiss,
And is not thought worthy ofthe name of Mis-
Who would not kiss lover dear,
And with tender heart sincere,
Hold him with charms so strong and tight,
Though he might try with all his might,
To break the spell of cupid's dart,
Which has in spite of all his art,
Bound him to bow like one before,
The pound cake on the river shore,
Acknowledging the power of love,
Mild and gentle like dove,
And when they kiss kiss back again,
This is the way you know quite plain,
Not humping kisses like some give,
Which leave no sweetness when received,
But long, and sweet, and quite refined,
Which leave impressions on the mind;
These are the kind that make men feel,-
Will break the stubborn heart of steel;
There is something in this way Of kissing
Which never makes lover missing.
Adue, adue, dear girls to you,
must no longer write to you,
To all my friends although there plenty,
Remember now my purse is empty.
CARRIER.