The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-04-21

A0rt Paw
BY DOW, JR'
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\ valketh not '''F'y' ,,,
H.,.D 10 me aud be blessed
.h..D. and lick the salt Of saliva
S mat Ifyou would desire per-
g YOU must keep in the ever
Nd sunny pastures Of virtue ana
c,,ber into the protecting iold'
.S.o Of earthly troubles arise or
1. If dependence begin to fall
..,,,v into the woods, amongst
80 and underbrush, and 1t
Getting back again as you I'M
fam the lack Of your accus-
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Grass, you nibble at the Temporal
N. Il low, vicious laurel' and ii
fatally poisoned, you become 50
,,.d. that you are neither fit to
n,ke mutton of. Therefore, my
\. i YOU would be perfectly con-
means blessed--yOu must never
climb no walls, jump no fences'
Il the wet and miry places Yet
M who are partially blessed, al
n sometimes trespass upon the
patch. .l
they that get AOggedi for they
bov sweet to the soul is the honey
thew that have their cOrns trOd-
for they shall experience how
leel better when they are done
IL they that have no where to
10y shall not be troubled with bed
i they that are afraid of than-
N shall hesitate about getting
keep away from political meet
they. that hunger; for-they shall
dreams.
! thew that wear dirty shirts; for
ot be reviled by the unwashed de-
lhey that wear fine clothes; for
ct smell in the nostrils of a purse
piracy.
sts they that are blind; for they
ghosts.
b they that are deaf; for they new
by, nor listen to tedious stories
Y thew that are dumb; for they
lit themselves.
L they that get a little tiPsy; for
Ire a tin sixpence for anybody
i they that get dizzy drunk; for
Gems TO g, round easy to hem
10 they that don't drink rum; Tor
Ok them to treat.
70 they that are ignorant; for they
thinking that they know every
u they that love and do counting
bli for they feel SO romanticolIy
fully funny all over.
10 they that get married; for they
other. ..
re they that are single; for their
matrimOny are as downy as the
young duck.
q they that are fat; for they shall
good %natured, and poverty can't
poor. ....
10 they that are lean; for there
lor them to grow fat.
@re they that get no Office under
for FIVE hundred and 6fty.twc
given on account of shortness OF
y they that don't know when they
like my beetIc-headed brethren,
POI for they shall suffer without
re the peaccmakers, for they shall
pa get most wonderfully kicked by
ymen.
he that is ugly in form and feature E;
shan't modest him.
she that would get married, but
lhe consultations of the gospel are
pc the orphan children; for they
|ther to spank them.
2 all young widows; for they shall
to comfort them.
IN conclusion, let me tell you my
40 mortal upon earth is wholly
completely curs't; but, to approach
Aks perfect blessedness you mus
! from the paths Of virtue and rec
% anything to make Conscience
herself, nor Reason 70 kick up {
= gfcsser passions. So mote it be
fpaOn o. the news Of the French
vas followed at Edinburg, SEQ,
s'ioua riot. A crowd assembled
I'ued houses thence marched thro
smashed over 1000 lamps. ORA
'0'al Pensioners dispersed the mob
0ae mans nose, and breaking an
Cheers for the French Republi,
larter.
senate, on the 7th instant, du
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