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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

UJenny Lind is all the rage in
New York. Her quarters are al
the Irving House. Her concerts
commence this week. The price Of
tickets will be three dollars, but
choice of seats were 10 be sold at auc-
ton TO the highest bidder. Baysrd
Taylor is the successful competitor
for the 5000 prize for song for Jen-
ny
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

STORM CREEK BRIDGE.-The frame
work OF this bridge, (the 6rst on the
line of the Railroad out of town,)
was raised last week. We haaa
just been upon it. IT is splendid
piece Of The most substantial, and
workmanEike framework.
LrontOn Register.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

TThe greatest trial Of married life
is to have your wife 60 out to eat
ice cream with another gentleman,
and leave you to take care Of the ba-
by.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12
wIlks.vine Co.,eatie.-whlE Ns..i.a-

u4844s
We are not Of those who, when a
nomination is made, throw up our hat
and swear it the best, the very best that
could have been made; nor o. maj
other class who withhold their support
from the regular nominees because Oh
nersonal differences. Provided the can
didate is sound in his political faith. and
is fairly before the people in manner
selected for the presentation of candi-
dates, we conceive that all honorable
means should be used for his election.
Such shall be our course.
Let us examine the Wilkesyille Sc
lections. To represent the counties OF
Gallia, Jackson, Meigs and Athens in
the Legislature,
Fl. S. BUNDY,
of Jackson county, was selected. Mr..
Bundy is a farmer and was elected a
member of the same body two years
ago by the counties of Gallia and Jack
son. The citizens of Gallia at that
time, after becoming acquainted with
the mar by seeing and hearing him,
sent him out of the county 337 ahead
of his opponent. We believe the coun-
ty can do better than that at the next
election. Let it not do worse.
PENNELL CHERRINGTON,
of Addison township, Gallia county,
was nominated to represent Gallia and
Jackson counties. Mr.. G. is also a
farmer. Tho nomination was made
without solicitation on the part of Mr..
c., and is a compliment of which the
man is worthy. Knowing the man, we
think the selection a judicious one -
The most fastidious will search in vain
for objections. Intelligent, honest in
his opinions. sound in judgment, as a
Wing firm and reliable. there is no rea-
son why he should not receive every
Wing vote in GaHia county.
The Gallia delegation, in compliance
to the recommendation of the Central
Committee, and the voice of the Wings
of the county, so far as it could be as
certained, nominated that old and faith
full officer,
JOHN n. KERR,
for Commissioner. He has served the
county in this capacity for number of
years, and the reputation he has ac-
ouired for attention to the business and
care Of the interest of the county, is
we'll deserved. The unanimity of the
shows that his election is
beyond a doubt-as it does that of
DAVID B. HEBARD,
for Auditor. Mr.. H. is a young man
we'll qualified to discharge the duties of
the Office. He is not entirely without
having acted as an assistan:
in the office. As clerk he has no su-
perior in the county. We know him
to be attentive and prompt, and Wing
of the right stamp. Aside from the
peculiar fitness of his qualifications,
here are other reasons which will ope-
rate strongly in his favor in the mind of
every right thinking man. 1t is unne-
cessary to speak of them here. We
rust the young Wings of Gallia will
this selection of one of their
number for an important Office, by ex
lending to Mr.. n. their united influence
md support.
Wings. your ticket is complete. 1t
8 composed of men who will prove
Eortby of the position they have been
selected to fill. The importance of the
election is sufficient to keep us united
IN worse men. With so good ticket
and so great inducements for united
md energetic action, harmony and sue.
less cannot fail to be the result.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12
First BaHOt-
MARIETTA COLLEGE. The Mari.
R. BLACK. Sec'y.

MARIETTA COLLEGE. The Mari
eta Intelligencer says:
San effort has commenced here to
raise ten thousand dollars to increase
the Marietta College Library, and
over $1,000 is already securedl-
Two Of our citizens, N. L. Wilson,
and Douglas Putnam, Esqs.,l SUBJ
scribed $500 eachF'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12
Railroad Meeting.

The friends of the proposed Rail.
road through Virginia to the mouth
of the Kanawha, thence to Chilli
cothe, will meet at Pt. Pleasant, Va,
Saturday next. at 10 o'clock, M
Let all who are desirous Of seeing
this road bulk, meet our Virginia
friends at that time and place.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

.V The Jackson Union, Loco
paper, has quit operations.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12
For the GaHipolis Journal.
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met at WilkesvilIe, Sept. 7th, 1850,
was organized for the purpose Of selee-
ting candidate for County Auditor,
also one for County Commissioner, by
appointing H. wmcOx, chairman, and
R. BLACK, Secretary.
A motion was made that the Convan.
ton be authorized to fill vacancies with
persons present from townships NOT
represented, Addison township being
unrepresented Whereupon, on mo.
ton, James A. r. Fulton was appointed
a delegate.
On motion, the Convention then pro-
ceeded to ballot for a candidate for
County Auditor, which resulted as fol.
lows:
First Ballot
David B. Hebard, 9votes.
Saml. B. Rathburn, 2
Lewis Newsom,
DAVID B. HEBARD. having received
a majority Of the votes cast, was de-
clared duly nominated.
FirsI ballot for County Commissioner:
John N. Kerr, votes.
A. w. Warner, 2
JOHN N. KERR, having received
majority of the votes, was declared du-
" nominated.
On motion, the following persons
were appointed County Central Com
mittee for the ensuing year, viz: James
Harper, Alex. Logue, NJ. R. Mathews,
L. Berthe, and A. Gushing.
On motion, the convention adjourned
sine die.
H. WILCOX, Chm.
R. BLACK, Sec'y.
The Convention OF Wing Delegates,
for the counties of Gallia and Jackson,
assembled at wiIkesville, on the 7th
inst, to select candidate for Represeno
tative, and was organized by appointing
B. F. SMITH, chairman, and r. BLACK,
secretary.
On motion, the same Delegates from
Gallia and Jackson, who acted in the
convention for the selection of the can
didaie for the four counties, act in this
convention.
The following gentlemen were named
as candidates, viz: Pennel Cherington,
E. s. Menager, Jr., and Lewis Berthe.
On motion, committee of one from
each county was appointed to wait on
the several candidates and receive their
pledges TO abide the decision Of this
convention. The committee then re-
ported that Messrs. E. >. Menager, Jr.,
Lewis Berthe, and Pennel Cherington
severally pledge themselves to abide the
decision Of this convention.
On motion, the convention then pro-
ceeded to ballot for a candidate to rep
resent the counties OF Galia and Jack
son in the next State Legislature. which
resulted as follows:
First BalLot--
Pennel Cherington, 14l votes.
Lewis Berthe, 81
E. S. Menager, Jr., 3
PENNEL CnERINGToN, having received
majority of the votes cast, was de-
clared duly nominated, and, on motion,
was unanimously confirmed.
On motion, ResoIUed, That the pro-
ceedings of this convention be published
in the Wing papers of Gallia and Jack
son.
On motion, Resolved, That this con-
vention adjourn sine die.
B. F. SMITH, Chm.
D D. Acu Cao,,y
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

GMagistrates can now have blanks
by calling at this Office.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12
JOHN N. KERR,

for Commissioner. He has served the
county in this capacity for a number of
years, and the reputation be has ac-
quired for attention to the business and
care of the interest of the county, is
we'll deserved. The unanimity of the
nomination shows that his election is
beyond a doubt-as it does that of
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-12

HoUsE.-Ths question being, shall
the decision Of the chair be sustainedlI
lit was decided negatively-yeas
SO, nays 100.
The House then reconsidered the !
vote refusing to order the bill to a !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
HnrrnN GIN FACTORY.

HAVE nov IA successful operation my
Cotton Gin Factory, tllrec-quartcrs oil
mile west of the cou.thou-e, Marshall, Texas
aud am making Gins with saws OF hne cas-!
steel plate. and the best chilled cast ribs ana
fire proof boxes. These Gin Stands are equal
if no, superior, to any now in use. Any per-
son wanting gan stand would find 1t to ms
intcres, 10 Try one OF this Manufacture an
tia, he has to DO, is 10 inform me OF his de-
ire. and the stand viii be sent TO him, and Ne
vii have an opportunity Of testing its quail
ties without charge. Should II fail to meet ms
expectations, he has only to set 1t aside, and
inform me of the fact. ! would prefer how
ever. delivering them at the Factory. lhey
will be sold at prices IN accordance WIN '''e
times. Gins viii o. repaired at the shortest
notice. A,,
Being practical engineer, mlll-righi' black
smith. and machns,, | AN well prepared 10
repair all kinds Of mills.
An my yin stands are warranted to perform
we'll: and should they fail TO do 50, purchasers
will AWAY, know where 10 lind me.
J. ). ALEXANDER.
.Nardh 2s, 1850.
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S0uthern Beta irO Medical J,,.,,..,
ERECTED BY A. NJ. VEAL, IN
LOR the treatment and cure of an r.

ERECTED BY A. NJ. VEAL, n n
LOR the treaimen, and cure of an ~
j and supposed iacuratie form, n !, We
but most especially liver complain, 's
ei.olic, rheumatism, lumbavo, splini,,.sTrNs
chitis, cough, asthma, consumption. esne.' W. ~
deafness, dfopsy, crysipelas, diabetes. c o. e
rhea, govt, gravel and stone, sick 49,
jaundIcc, palpi,ation Of the heart nal -A
ricketts,, ringworm, mcrcurial disease srsii q
scrosula, scuryy, st. Nitus' dance. sn,,s *
and retention of Urine, syphilis, ,e,,er ~.
gla, white swelling. ohlorosis, amepa..
dysmcnouhna, menorfhogia, lcueorrbs.
lap~us,, utcrL polypus and lcprosy. p
The undersigned, after an exp,rie,,.
great many years in the treatment oi "A ~
common to the south, through hi. -
mode Of practice, can cfeetually cnre -. 20
the supposed incurahlc Diseases witbon,
seeing the patient. An persons desire Y
testing the efficacy Of his remedies in H..
cases, no matter where they reside sD,
conveniently do SO by sending their ~.
symptoms IN plain writing, as eorrec,lg I,
-ible, when medicines 10 suit i.eir a..
be compounded and sent by mail, e,p,.,
private hand. His fee in al such eases (.
me doffdrS month, which may be- 49,.
and sent by mail nj his risk.
q 4 l. v 4 WAN
l. very beneficial in She treatment of A.
Diseases, and his charge will be one doa,.,
each time he applies it additional.
lie will not send medicines to a ma,
lance unless the money is enclosed a,
reference given. Letters, to emile h.
attention, must be post paid An natier.
der his immediate care, are charged se,..e
to the amount of attention Necessary.
When such facilities are offered 10 IA.
/ lie for the treatment and cure Of such a,
at DR.. t1AL's medical institution. wiD N
illicted sons and daughters of tie ,opth !.
longer labor under their malajies' its \,
sumed the respose will lie in the Negative
The undersigned also keeps cons,aaily i
I hand full and large assortment Of ss,g,,
/ botanic medicines, which he will sell Al ~.
sale or retail, very low for cash.
A. W. VEAL, MI
a. Piease sho,c his advertisement ,,,
afflicted usigbbor.
/ Shreveport, Louisiana. u;G',
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Wholesale BooL aud Drug store.
GEORGE 4 MILL 4 X


rgxAs STREET, SHREVEPORT, LoVSiANA,
'I>AkE this opportunity of saying. to Their
friends, and the public generally, mat they
have received their spring supplies, consisting
in part Of two thousand paekages-our
DRIGS. MEDICINES. AND CHEMICALS,
being selected with special reference to their gen
,,,,e9sss Our supplies Of Botanic Medicines,
Su,riral Instruments, Paints, Oils, Narnishes,
Dv, SiuT.. Brushes, fresh Garden Seeds, supe-
,,or Brnndv. Wines, and Spirits for Medicinal
n,,,,ose.. Extra fine Chewing Tobacco, Snull
ri,,s. Spices, Soaps, Window Glass, Physi-
clans lars. Bottles, and Phials, Medical Saddle
pars paten, Medicines, &c, are unusually
large. Also,
NEW STPP les
-, s,bool Books, Medical and Miscellaneous
Wo,ts many of the new and elegant Literary
and Scientific Works, some OF which are bound
in magnificent style, aud Just sueh pooNs %
should bc on every lady's center table or III
every genuemans library. Our assortment u
STATIC VERY
is unrivnlled. in part consisting ct fine eN'r"
fine. and extra auperiine Letter and Note i1ai'r'
Cap Paper. Envelopes, Motto Seals, Waters
Sealing Wax, Letter Stamps, Parallel Rulers
Merchants No,a Books with pockets, Ink
Stands, Paper Folders, Card Racks, Pocket
Memorandum Books, Quills, Steel Pens, Pen
ellis. States, Calendars, Tahleaus, besides Blank
BOOK. of every size and kind We can also
say, tina, our assortment of
FINE FANCY ARTICLES
was never equalcd in this section. II consists
If almos, every thing iscfnk Beautiful, or
Orpamentl-yll: periumery, the most rare
and exquisite, Shaving Creams and Shaving
SOAPS, Wash Balls aud Soaps of every doserii'-
ton Fine Shaving Brushes, lialr Brushes
Tocth Brushes, Flesh Brushes. Clothes Brush
es busting Brushes, Fine Niolins, iiuliars'
Accordions. Sc. Fine Pen Knives, Razors,
Scissors. and Srops Fob, Vest, and Guard
Chains. Rings, and Slides; Fishing Tackle IN
treat variety. Hair Pins, Curls, Fine ivory,
| Tortoise, and Buffalo, Drcssing,F Fine Tooth, and
! Pocket, Combs. Hunters Caps, Spectaeles
/ Gun Caps, Water Colors, Dressing Cases
/ Chess Men Bacgamon Boxes Silver Pencils
Gold pens. Pencil Points, Fine Snuff Boxes
/ Walking Canes, Violin and Guitar Strings
I Breast Pins, Shirt Studs in short, almost e'-
cry article III the fancy line.
We invite the attention of Physicians, Mcr.
chants, Planters, and Citizens generally, to aur
large stock. We are determined TO sell at IN
usually low prices for CASH, or to undoubt, y
pnnctual men on the usual time. We invite
/ ihr attention of the ladies' TO our Fancy Arti-
cles, and hope to receive their orders, either by
their husbands. ncighhors, or swcethearts, and
promise TO send them the articles they want
| securely done up IN the best style.
GEORGE Il MILLER.
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CERTiflC ATS,

Harrison Co., Tcros Aprti ~ 1850
This is to certify, that pnrchaaed OF Mr
/ : Alexander. 10 Saw Tin oil his make,
which Is equal in all respects to any GIN have
over used. Ii will average siS bales Of 500 lbs.
.e,.L uer day: the Gin running by water power.
J. 4. ROSEBOROuGH.
This is to certify that started Mr. Rosebo-
rouehs 10 Saw Gin, on Potter : Creek, and "a"
the Gin pick one hundred pounds IN egh, MIN
utcs. II made 3. lbs of A. good lint as ! ever
saw W. j. SANDERS.
certify To the truth Of the above having
held the watch and weighed the cotton.
NJ ANDERSON.
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EV ANS & Sc A RS,
DRUGGISTS

MARSHALL. HARRISON COUNTY, TEXAS,
1 RE now receiving from New York and
~ Philadelphia, and offer for sale low, large
a.,s1riment OF fresh and genuine medicines
paints, paint brushes, oils, dye ,tuhs, pcriumery,
Of all Kinds, fancy soap. general assortment
Of stationary, &c, &c. Also, patent medicines,
among which are DR.. Jayue's family medicines
DR.. Mafat's life pills, and phenN bitters Wis
tar. balsam OF Wild cherry Dr. Rogers COM
pound ,urup Of liyerwort and tar, for the cure
Of consumption, coughs, ,&c the celebrated
Jew Da,id's or Hebrew plaster Golfers ring
bone and SPAWN specific; and the celebrated
founder ointment for horses stove Narnsh Il
itc article, sc, dc. Also shop furniture for
phy ,irians, all OF which will he sold very low.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
"OF INTEREST TO AN"
THE GENUINE BALM OF COLUMBIA,

TIE GENUINE BALM OF COLUMBIA,
FOR RESTORING the HAlg.
II YOU wish rich, luXurIant head of hair
free from dandrufl and scuri, do not fail to pro-
cure the Genainc BGim qf toiUmbia
CoHnefs and D1iisy's Magical Pam Extractor.
The worlds conder, pronounced 50 by all
who have ever used them. White swelling, in
ilamatiuu, pain in the back, neck, limbs, tender
or sore feet, aud all scroiuous, sores, &c, BE,
are speedily cured 10y Daley & Conners Pam
Extractor.
ComStocks Hlrs's Ncrre and Bpne LinimcHt,
ard iniian legciabe Ehrr, is warranted to
cure any case of rheumatism, govt contracted
chords and muscles, or stli joints, and strength
en- weak limbs &c.
Hays' Linimcm far The Plies.
The worst ease, of piles are cured in shor,
time by the use of the genuine Hays'S LtRimcHt.
Comstock Il Co, CaHceuraicd Compound
Fluid Extract 0f Srsapdrdia for the cure of
>eroiula, chronic rheumatism, general dcb-
ity cutancous diseases, subscriptions Of The
skin, &c
Iongleps Great Western indian Fanacca,
For the cure of dyspepsia, liver complaint III
digestion, loss of appetite and billions affections,
The Gnd Pam hui,r.
No medicine has been discovered that is SO
happily adopted to ase, internally and erfenerai-
iN %. this See numerous certificates accompa-
nying each bottle Of medicine
Dr.. Lartciifs Jtuo Cord,al or Procreatire
Ehrir
This is the only actual remedy ever discover
ed for lmpotcncy, Ne
All Of the above named articles are sold in
ali LII a..
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+ no Child's Dre q n &.


The following bcagtifrl poem wa, taken from the
pi,isburrh Morning Posi, which, by thc way, has
many remarkable Ioelioal conirihuh'ns to enrich IL.
columns
%, stay by my couch tonight mother.
And sing me some beautiful .ona
Fdf fam would dream o. dreamed lns; night
And my eyes would raze On ,lla, wonItoils sight
And the Archangol hroag
dreamed that ruamed last night, mother.
Afr, IN sou,e l-auuiul land
Bright sIlrh If light ON hc.f shining rlutae,,
Wfsre snnlgh, no lnntcr that land lluma.,
There hoscfcd IN shining bands
hrchi ftrns on their dazzling wings, mother.
Wen, by on their flaming round.
And tscinhled The chords vt their golden lyfr..
And anthems Of prai.s if,m heavenly chotr~.
Through the slsr.lit court. rcsound.
And happier forms were THESE, mother
Than bloom in this tiinc. bound sphere;
And the swelling acclaim of that hlol washed ,hrong
a. they chanln'l The strains of the heavenly song,
Therc ie on ny raplurcd ear.
And swcc, sister Emma sas there mother,
Is fair a. an angel IT lighi;
She stood in the ranks OF Tint angel ihronr.
iui chauulsd tho notes % tie .,m,him'. .onri
ehcrub sereuely bright
Ana 'ie sang the scag We snn2, mother.
iogciiei that lonesome might
II 'otr VAS ss sweet o. a 'empl. iousuo.
1t.a' h'sh Ne 'hs ar,hes Of slo'g nur,
tnrobsd IA celestial white,
thought Of tie loas, lons nsbi mother.
W. sat by her dying b,d;
Aud sax The 'eaf Ia yonr moar,,atl eye.
A. dying" sScri mother. good hyr rood h,o.
II meet YOU IN heaven '-@te said
o, there was no misery there. moshsf.
A way IN that h-auliiu land,
No .nn with lis blazing ilaoe was a,~..,
Nor sryry hos Of winiry afr,
Eo,enomed A. xephyn bland.
Sir omitted III. blazing ranks, r,aher
And ga,k 10 m. Fastening sred
And tbs shining curl. Of her golden hair,
sit-aussd iaaytully out the fragFnnt AIR.
A. .~evsiy, dear mother. she sai
etxp. 10 it>rr lovr-lis rrsltK,, Anna
Ard s'riks an angels Tyre;
Cam hssa IN the beam. Of Eieh.les. harnc
T.rs.r IL eiaaHsei~s tovers We n sveeily ran
Aud jo.n IN thu hssss,.iy ehesr'
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SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA
'INlE subscribers beg leave to inform their
/ friends and the public, that they have taken
the above House for a term of years, and are
now prepared to entertain boarders and traV-
oilers.
This large and elegant establishment former
ly known as the Commercial House, is pleas
an,ly situated on the corner of Texas and
Spring Streets, coatral to business and very
convenient to the Steam Boa, Landing.
The propretors have had much experience in
Hotel keeping, and will spare no pains or cx-
pence TO render their guests comfortable
Their table shall always be supplied with the
best that our own, and the New Orleans mar
ke,s will afford
The public is respectfully solicited to call and
give the Palmetto House u trial.
A. LEONARD,
J. W. GAMBLE,
Proprleiors.
Shreveport Feb. 9Th, 1850 3s-h
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seItttro postr y.


BALLAD
. SIR n @.ssl he hefe. iie. LADY Ann
The ehsidrcn erred IN glee
SHE AWAY. cnmes n -four nfInfh'
And non II striking ihfrr
Al s,-t,se 4 fur the LADY, cane
A ,siy yuang and far
And u. ,at ai.d g,f+d a'itnn ue fo'ill
VIII, a lonr and esref starr
"T,c mai, the mail" HI tile- cred
4, s,shi Of a rsech and 'ipuf
"T,,. ma.l he nnai and at We ~onl.
The each sssai The door
,'n.r,ape IN hast i3e TAI, Ann.
And e.rrsed With an'saif Ne
The tr,,r.er.. - he. oac by uiiu,
War slos.l, ls,-sins By
g ,i,c, slaes' i,r lsdg cre,i.
IL .nrsi, aamed FRIDAY,
IL. n co,ue ,s-r,orros,, then sl.r sighed.
Al ,nrs,ins s'roiicd ava,
# !. pas.isg Old, upon my word
Ia'n lasliufl nov began;
4, ,,-,nse rauaner that wpiaan sif.
l. cali.d TIE Lady Ann.
s. shs svslls hari Nv upon t's hii
IN, nsine IT 80 tDbu.
wiz lia abroad. cumo August uei',
Iusi iarnij can ngn'F
" harry -~iEhi'er s,f va ~
boil fru. hearted man;
And ainiler iair s.rfr -sldam seen,
Than h. ard indy Ann
aTi..y scarce had leea = isshsmeata wed.
Wlru-in let.aic H. 8sF
Sir John va. rallied te ~ 10 has'e
some hundred nilr' a"ai
Ss'cr lover in ihs fairy isir
if,i.r love eoud pa-i
And many wtsrs ihe gentle vnr'.s
That cano and went BY pat
q" month or marc had passed. away,
When by the pct came down
The tyou- ue},. ths sifeh q d'si,
sir John woali ic in iosn-
rnll sleosa,ne wss %. Ialy ,un
To read the wecomn ~nHi,
Ard promptly at The huH he cama.
70 meet tet ssedasd luni
laa alas Ne cafnr r1 iafh
There anlY eame. instead
A mmsruful pcsass se by The ss'
That good SIT John was ueiI
"one p,ere inr .hriel. ami Lady Ann
Had .,upued ug-ln the '''or.
Good sifs 1t VA . iraflui grief
That gentle laag b"fu
I'VE raised brs ae her'el,bas lih
Began again "a dawn
She mni,cfoi wildly to eHseii-
Twas PLAIN hef wits weFc GONE.
"A strange frseifdness eam#o'ef,
Her sad. is~iliefed mind
kud to he gref that lr'fe hcf mad
Her memory Wa blind
"Ah, since ihat hour sle i''ir wd's
Full twenty years are ii'd
She l,iile Noi-. .'er ln'is Ann
iier welded llld dead
Buteaeh returning Day So deems.
The In, he fte'i 10 eanfei
AMI ever 81 the ltmieA ssr
She : here Io greet hin hume.
And when the caact II nj he ioor.
She mefls viii enget eye
The 'rltei.fS hs ofr hg our
They Re slowly passing by
40 hlscki she ciie. Ia plaia,iye tono.
lie surely unmrl to-day
H. " CONS ip-mouu~. then .l'u sigls,
And turning, slfols away
John q Ssie
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09

Loon To YorR prNcrrAIIoN.--A toast
drunk u, llh Of July celebration, was given
NJ follows
" oman--without her, man would be a
savage
The Bostoa Past thinks the punctuation
erroneous, aud should be corrected thus -
:" " oman, wuhopt her man, would be- q
savage