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The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-28

JUST received per steamer Aft n, from New
y Orleans, selected 6y myself full supply of
the cheapest Family Groceries. Also tsran-
dies, Wines, Fruits. DC. 7 have made e.rrrngc-
ments with an Importing House IN New Or
leans, which enables me by or1er, to be al
ways pre- pared FOR both wholesale and retail
Customers I have on hasid choice brands o.
Claret Wine, which c.4n sell at as low prices
as can be purchased III New Orleans. Give
me n call. d. TAMBORINE.
Yazoo City, May 90, 1852-tf 20
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-28
u.abOT Saving Machine.

LABOR saving NAaGAAAARGs
HAVING purch. sed the patent right of ma
kinc and selling the labor saving washing ma-
chimes of Mr.. Sabin, am now prepared tofill
all orders on short notice for these invaluable
and Indispensable machines.
April IA: 1902, Il. SIAN.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-28
Cneap , Dry@aSOOas, EsOOts and
GEA9RSe

z WILL offer to he public generally, the
4 greatest inducements that ever was offered
in this OF any otherp place. Persons wishing to
purchase will do well to give me call. and
examine my goods before buying else where
JONAS MARKS,
Main ST., opposite C. T. Mann's Drug Store.
Yazoo city, April 81, 1S52-22-3m.
III e will be pleased to have the Ladies call
W and examine our stock Of dress goods,-they
are well assorted, pretty, and styles new-and
Nav I2. J. HEARD & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-07-28

UHE subscriber placed his Fire and Burglar
1 Proof Iron Safe in competition with the
whole world at the great Exhibition in London,
for which an impartial jury awarded a medal.
The American Fair, held last fall at Castle
Garden, also awarded to him gold medal for
the best Fire Proof Safe, and he has never fall
ed to obtain the highest premium when his
safe has been put in competition with others for
that purpose. Certificates have been received
from the following we'll know mercantile hou-
ses, who have bad their books, papers and mon-
4ey preserved in these supe ior Safes within t e
Iast thirty-days, (and can, with many others,
he seen at my store,) viz: Mess Stllwell 6
Montross, Mr.. ]. L. Watkins, in the Fulton
Street Fire; Messrs. Fisher & Robinson, and
Messrs. John Lockwood & Co., in the great fire
corner of Liberty and Nassau Streets, and
lIessrs. Proud 6c Bowman, in Jersey city.
am the proprietor Of Halls Patent Lock
which obtained medal Gin the name df Ad-
ANS 6C Co., Boston, at the Worlds Exhibition,
and is considered the best Lock for the price,
ever invented, being proof against powder and
the key is no larger than cent, and can be
made changeahle.
invite all purchasers to a close and careful
Investigation before purchasing, and decide for
themselves, who makes the best Fire, Burglar
and Ddmp-Proof Safes combined
SILAS G. HERRING,
Nos I35, 1877 and I39 Walter Street n. York.
Ace CTS.
John Farrell. 81 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
g. II. Harman. Chicago, Illinoise.
Henry Williams, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Frv < McCandish, Richmond, Virginia.
April 81, 1852.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI, I
YAzoo COUNTY.

L
To all persons interested in the estate
Of Nicholas OReilly, deceased.
e on are hereby cited to be and appear before
& the Honorable Probate Court Of Yazoo
county at the July Term, 1882, then and there
to show cause if any you can, why the prayer Of
a certain petition filed in said -ourt by Clai,
borne Bowman, administrator de bonis non of
Nicholas OReilly, deceased, should not be gran
ted. and he be authorized to compromise cartain
claim now in suit against the Benton and Man
chester Rail Road and Banking Company III fa-
vor Of his sintestate, amounting toSl ,S3l 86. and
further to 40 and suffer such things as shall be
consilered and ordered By our said Court in the
premises.
It is further ordered that publication of this
citation be made IN the Yazoo Democrat for the
space Of twenty days.
VVrrsEss, the Honorable George B. Wilkinson,
Judge of the Probate Court of Yazoo County the
4th Monday in June, 1852 and seal Of said
Court. Issued the 5th day Of Jolly, A. D. 1852.
JAMES. H. BELL, Clerk.
July 9Th, 1852-3w.
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q G5C}Ts59T'e,Taare eFTETB.
TRY AGAIN,

Z ,. CORBEFP takes leave % return bis sin
4 ceTe thinks 10 those gentlemen who 50 gen
cronsIy patroaized him durd5 tho las. tear-
and begs to add that he vii ealclv2I D. de-
serve continuation Of 1h2; support Ag l1 s,
very littls claim 10.
Some party finding the eubscrfbar in iIioway,
has 70. oniy made misrePr presentations, but h45
also intcficred 7ith bis customers, to pat oA
end 10 which IL is only necessary 20 rcmarh.
tllat ttc frs fine set Of harness and he hrs-
sPring-bar saddle made Ia thi1 city were made
by him. He tukes this opportunity of cery-
lug hat there Is any Workmanship ia quilted
Saddles, (tha s,itching} 'hc only port worth
looking at being i1 every case, 1O"o ty ,ra E..
Tie subscribers s;gc3. il fashionable uud
complete, and biz prizes low, Tor example d
set Of godd Buggy Harness for 5l2.
Eazoo City, June 1t, 1902 --Ig,
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Money 80 LOn.a.

gSHE Board of Police Of Yazoo county will,
I at their August Term, 1852, loan out Thir-
ty-Two Hundred Dollars, in accordance with the
provisions of an act of the Legislature, entitled
an act to promote Common Schools In the
State Of Mississippi" approved February, 1880,
anl the act supplemental thereto, approved Feb
ruary, 1852 b. order of the Board.
JAMES III. BELL, Clerk.
June 90. 1924
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EOr sale.

A SPLENDID lot and building on Jefferson
"A St, next door to the late residence of Capt.
VIM Nichols, near tue intersection Of Main ST.
The above house and lot if not sold before the
18th day of July will be offered for sale at public
auction.
Terms of Sale.-Three hundred dollars in
cash: the remainder in 8 and II months Apply
to JOHN HAGMAN.
June 9S-lm corner Of Asnin czTeGerscn sfs.
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a. CARR. M. ID.

Eclectic Physician aHd S9Ygeon,
ID ESPECTFULLY offers his pr6fssiou.I
z .. services to the citizens OF Yazoo CITY and
vicinity. From long familiarity with tie old
School practice, and II years practical expofi-
ence in the new School, Dr.. c. is thoroughly
convinced cf the superiority Of the latter ID
he former practice, consequently he viii tfea,
all cases entrusted to his care without tholse
Of any OF TIE preparations Of Mercury, Aad-
my or Arsenic. Particular attention given @
chronic diseases. and diseases Of wclnen ard
children
Dr.. c. is prepared to operate for siTabiamus,
or cross eyes, caterGct t5c.
Cancers and Fistula cured without tho kn.te.
O%5- Medicine furnished In ull cases whcn
prescribed.
Office on Jefferson Street, 2hd door above
Nye's Law office
'Yazoo City, March 3, 1e52-ly.
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A T the May Term Of the Probate Court cf "a
~ zoo county, will make an annual Geltle-
ment of the estate Of Anson Capshaw, deceased.
May 5, 1852 WM. CAPSHANVs AdIaE.
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EXECUTORS AOTTE.

T FILTERS testamentary upon the estate of
IA Anderson Parrish deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court
81 Yezoo county, at The January Term thereof
lS52-notice is hereby given to all persona in-
debted 10 said estate, 10 make immediate ray
ment, as indulgence cannot Be given, and all
persons having claims against said estate, are re-
quested to preseD them duly authenticated with
in the time prescribed b. law, OK they viii b.
barred ALEX, SMITH
f. BARKSDALE,
Feb. q, ls52-15. Executors.
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A T the May Terri 1852, Of The Probate Court
n Of Yazoo co.nty, viii as Guardian Of Cal
away PiLkett, present my annual account Tor
audi End allowance. J. N. PICKETT
May 8, 1896 Guardian.
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Es TTl

WHY is TIT
ThP, v? behold fs,nsles in shs meridian of
az a9d al ailments ing em Of The HeSssf for the enosment
md harry serenity Of mind arising from condition ofhesh
Many Of egHes Of her snTeriggs rst-pehaps years
s h %& %& s a &ood & ss % ns n Of d5
IN AFTER YEARS,
whca too late to be benefited BY our knowledge va loo
back and mourn, aud regret the full consequences of
aD w,, & would Nd We sS,s not gi'sa # a give to life The
kno"edss was timely possessed 1t is
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
T. t. Sa14 gss s as sm esa.e: s end y @
renedisd-or better stiil,-not incurred, ifevery
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the information contained lttls volume with
N the reach 81 all which would spare 10 herself
YEARS OF MISERY.
her husband coqssnt toll and anxiety of mind
Without gtyqg Inn The opportunity of acquiring that cons.
y which would the hspness d himself vile and
children.
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS
s ssssg%iaS IN tine posss..sa Of the heowlsdge the
= view % such consequences wife mother is
seei Which Would spare her much sSdss 6s
s p 81 Gl efs s a RS @ Ii ff oRRe anS
little ok entitled
THE MARRIED WOMAN,S
Private Medical Companion.
BY DR.. a. N. MAURIcEAU,
rROFEssoR DISEASES
One HWHdrrdtA Edition Ismo. pp ESQ Price, so ets.
[os BINDING, 81 COL
First published in 1871, and ii is not
sURPRIZ1NG ore WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY FEMALE,
WRET4ER MARRIED OR NOT. can here
acquire fail knowledge OF the mature,
character alI causes OF her complaints,
with the VoriOUs symptoms, and Il.nt
nearly
HALF MILLION COPIES
should have been sold
IL Is mpNctcsble convey faly the variops subjects
ueafsG Of they Of nature strictly intended
married those snpatng marriages.
deslCus % enjoying hsth ard that beauty,
health. which HdRclSe
Of her hsba1d either has ohtan IT. has or VIII
husbad who has the love ard affection of his
heart, OF that OF his own Tecuniagy Improvement.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND COPIES
Have been SEMI BY sIAII. within the lar rvs monthn
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DAREGES and other h-e dress goods fyF
ED sale cheap foT cash At
NUNEALLY 8, cos.
June 9, 1852. S.gn Of Ihe Esgle
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90 BbIg. Just received per. Steamer ST
e1eeIames andFor sale by II q p
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PISTOLS! PIsTOLSn

n EVOLVING-seI and other su-
Hyperion quality pistols, for sale by
December 9th 1851. s. Fl. WILSON.
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ID ECEIyED per Steamer Volant, one cas3 81
4 q double barFal shot guns, which Il offered
very low to close consignment.
June %, 1852. NJ. e WOLFE.
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o~s- The above medicines can be had in this
place of C. T. MANN, and druggists generally.
March "a, 1852-Iy.
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New Flrml.

HIG GLNB OTHAN z. o.
We the undersigned have formed a parner
ship for tho purpose Of transactinR O Gencra
Produce, Grocery and Liquor business. N
viii keep constantly on hand d general assort
ment of famil groceries,, Wines, Braadsea
Hardware, Cutlery and Queelsware which
we wiz sell very low.
Il. Il. HIGG 1NBOTHABT.
Q. W. HENDERSON
Deer Cd 1881.
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NIOTICE-1O0 enllons Lard Oil for sale by
~ March q, 1852. THOMSON 81 &c.
GUNNER CLOTHING AND HATS.-A fresh
- assortment Just received.
March 81, 1852. J.HEARD 61Co.
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worlds Fair Premium safes.
NEW YORK.

DEPOT, Greer, Block, Water Street (bettoee1
Maiden Lane and Wal .Strect,)
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The State of Mississippi,
VAZOO COITN1'V
no NOVEMBER TERM, "a. D. le5a.

Yseoo Circuit. Court. on the Chancefy side
thereof
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Notice.
COY. KOSSTT'EL

Pieces calico assorted; also 2 dozen
T. s-O4INew Masonic Trestc-board, for sale
" SHROPSHIRE u MASSEY
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pee,r ca IesI
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES

You ask us question nr rather n
series OF questions thar would he moi 2
adapted 10 a ladies Magazin.; nev.uh..
less, we will furnish you with all the
Information in our power. In The fr>,
place, do not be tormented into wesrius
any article Of dress that does no, f.come
S"u and srit your complexion hv any
iaunts your female friends can besrow
upon you; eschew fashion when fashion
would prejudice your personal appear
a"ce' al the same time, always keepin.
within the bounds Of dine regard 10 IN.
cuS'oncs and prejmiices frhe age. Ladies
"i low and slender proportions should
avoid dark dresses which tend 10 maxi.
them appear still less than they are in
reality, while, of course, stout ladies
shonhi never wear light, CANDY dresses
unless they wisf' 10 appear Brnbdenapian n
III their proportions. As 10 the color o.
ladies dresses, The Innings that should
adorn their bonneis and o.her ninu,is of
personal sdornmeni, although we consider
Ourselves pretty competent Judge when
lady is silired .'ronie comrne ellie Eaut. ("
we ackno~ ledge 'ha, we are urtrrlv ana. .
BILE 10 ADVISE nPnn the subject. The f,l.
lowing extract from an article written by
a lady, in London ladies' Journal. will.
however. explain the ludicious admix,ure
of colors TO the satisfaction ~ our fair
correspondent, and her friends. in n few
lines. better than we could do we're w. n
employ pages in the elucidaiion of what
Is 10 u' an imprnetrable mystery. The
lady writes
ineongrui'y may be frequently OBJ.
served in The adoption Of cnlora withou,
reference to their accordance with the
complexion or statue ofihe wearer. We
confinrs!iy see q light blue bonne, and
howers surrounding sallow coun,enan.a
or pink opposed 10 one of glowing red:
q pale complexion associated with . q.
nary or lemon yellsw. or one of delicate
red and white rendered aImos, colorless
by the vicinity of deep red. Now. if the
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
SINGULAR METHOD OF FrNDrNE
.-L DROWNED PERSONS

Th" late LONDON papers relate ,h., On
saturday. the 26h ul,.. an agricultural
laborer. named S.,'onon Dunsort Iea N.
Crnwn public hnnse. opposite ,he Fonn,.;r
iI"tel, WeSi Cowes. Isle of Wipb, fo, !.
lew moments. leaving his ha<ka, and .
Wp' ,ot heer. partly drunk, hut did no,
return. On Monday of next week q,
n"on, the hodv was discovered in n.
water, near the Fountain Quay. tn.
features dill no. presrnr the same sp,e.,5
"nce sS is usual in drowned persons N.
face being entirely black. A"novs,
process" was n<rd for The recovery of The
h"fy by one Of the coaSf guard 10
Friday morning the circumNanc. helm,
made known to him. he assured IN.
hyStanders that if the party was drowned
IN the neighocrhood he would discoy.,
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

Many years ago there was in the cas-
tern part of Ma ssachi<etts, q worthy old
ID. D.; and though he was an eminentlv
benevolent man and good Chris,ian, vet
II mast he confessed tha, he loved a ;oke
'n"eh better than The msjoriiy even OF
'"velera,e jokers. II was before church
organs we'e much in use and !, 70 han.
?sned that tn" choir Of this church had
resen'iy purchased q double bass viol.
MOI Tar from the church was In rge Town
pasture and in il lsrge town bull. One
mol sabbath IN Summer, the bull got on,
OF HE fielh a:Ii came beilowine uos IN.
street. Ai'om the church there was a
plenty OF u"irodden grsss, green and
go'd, and Mr. Bull s,opped to try n.
quaIty-Pe' chance TO aseertain If i,s 10.
cation had At oil improved the favour:
al any rate The severend doctor was In
The midst of his sermon, and ..boo. WOO.
"oo wgut tne OuH. 80 '@ ..--
The clergyman paused, looked ID 10
the singing seats with q grave face. and
Said - .asa e# 9 aafs siHf
/ =! would thank the musician. ma, a.
'o"e their instruments during service
time il annoys me very much" .' ."a
The people stared, and the nsiu;s,e,
went on. .. -'. & 70 uaa .eesAsz
Woo WOO WOO +" went the bull. m shs
passed TO another green ,pot. go
ihe P.rson paused again. and again
sddfesstd the choir.
really do wish the singers vovia
not tune their instruments y bile q ann
preaching. for. as have already semark.
eo, u annoyA Hie very much.
l ne people Uttered for they saw. Ax
The twinkle Of his eye, that he knev
weis - anybody what the real A,sys toT
the case was. The minister again v.n,
on With has discourse bul had no, nro,...I
ed iar before ano.h~r. "B,o.woo woo"
came from Mr.. Bull, when the par.on
Pansed once more and excIsi,ned: :
" have twice already reane.ted shs
Ir'u"'cisns in The gallery no, 10 tune ,h.ir
Instruments during sermon iirne. 4 anv
particularly request Mr.. Lefavor ina, 4.
VII 'lot tune bis doubs 5ass s,oI while 4
am pfesching." :
Tnis vas 20 much. Lesayo,,rr' ,,r's so, ~.
:''ucn aeita'ed Of the idea of speaking ou;
IN church, and xtarnme red o,,,.
:. II i-n't me.e-e, Paron a. -.
th ti-ffas ---- town bull ~ II
oh, said The Psrson. ala Il, Then
me s.xton will please dnve away ,ba
bull" s''s
Inc poPIe laughed bur, with Rra,i.,
neo iook al the success OF the icke. he
went on with his sermon.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
EQUESTRIAN STATUE Or GEN.
gls m JACKSON

1aA4S
We visited yrsterfsv ,,ss-sssss.s; - III
sssrh<IssP.se lsSk sftsis. sss scsiIp.
TOR who has, as is generally known. the
cnh,rac;i tnr making The hnnzr equestrian
Sfa'ne Of Gen. Jackson. Mr.. Mills hsd
iHst made the last casting, anil is now nre
paring 10 finish and elevate the statue
preparatory 10 IFS heing removed to Fav.
ri'e Square. lie informs us that he has
commenced 10 huild 'he pedestal. the an
nr"priaIinn of five .ihnnSan! dollars by
Congress having been placed in his hands
Tor 'ha; purpose. and h.. confidently
"Snec's I" have IN" statne readv to he in
an"ura'ed m III" Sh of January newt.
Most o'h"r s'a'nos in a rea ring position
are supported hv pop nnder the bellv,
or hv som" nsher means equally unna,n.
raj and unsi.hlv. Rni Mr.. Mills tas
moi even IN. snpnort ~ the tail of hi<
hnr<e--it is on ire hind feet nnlv-ard
that with ma<< metal uroa,er than in
III. s'a'ne ri N" luke Of Wellington, and
| only SiV'aen hundred pounds less than is
in rha, nf Pei"r the G,pai. Tie statue
of Peter the Grear weighs g. 631 Ihs =,
and that of Gen jackson will weigh
| ahnnt s. 900. The a-,i~, bss taken The
s'ti'ud" of horse al the moment when
all i's muscular Enrcn il in plav in hrint
in. itself in a rearing position. This mi
onlv brings the centre nf gravity in divi.
ding line ,hrousf, The sssIf of,he horse and
rider, hut gives degree Of animaiior
and grace. n once natural and heauliful
-''s2r9 Eanot be Obtained in .sl1g olg.sI
anifnda.g =
II has h"en said by artists and :rsyel
."F* anh SIMON" them hv Tupper. fh.
F'ngli'h met, iha, il Mr.. Mills succeeds,
nv would immoralizp himself. Man,
have nnb''d-,hev could moi realizo III.
fAc' that genius i< superor to art 4: that ,
gentleman who has never seen ola mas
'ers. nor studied under The n,o.Iern-wb,
has never been nw, of his own ,.oun,rv
and consequently, never scen an eoue.
irian sistue-fhai he could de.iun an,
execute colossal and beautiful work q
Tins character. Artists and founders h.v.
sal" that there was MOI foundry in IN.
United States where such q work coul,
ne cast: hni he has done II hv hui,t;ru
'"nnhry, which dies MOI look large enouo.
:" cast a p'onghshare. To make such
immense castings in such place appes r,
sn inpossibili;v bmr this gentleman i;L.
Hirabear. seems no, 10 comnreh.nd n.
"nrd. For four wears which. afier all
Is shorter time than such a Statue h..
ever been made befnre-he has wo,ka ~
against difficulties which appeared inspr
""'In'ahl". He has overcome them
ne amount OF the contract. S12 Oa0 - IN
mo- paw his expenses and vel h. was de.
'erm'n"d 10 accomplish the work -
Washington Umon 2' .aI.t
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

my 10 aiopt ihe plan and incur the rx
pfnse AZ once. fpu will ., Least have
sAal'fac'ion eeknowirg whep yosl
sisesf The .'sisf of life" that il i no,
n'as'e Of c"sEs in wiiis.h rhe i,,iee ha We
rai<pd. and Through which th.. rsss have
roamed o. pleasure forsnonths lbAsi.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25
: PUBEfsAED EVERY THURSDAY
M cEoiRcE :. KING,

IL Rgl sariA1 &c F---- 8
+ aTERxs or EscsseRrFrtox.- .--el.s6 psr an
aslsn. f. be pad witi,a six moHibs No sahserin.
sisn win be- received for slscrteri pSrimE than
slx incaihs, and no psper he diseop'inurd ntlfii
all aFf-asas~s pFi. except 1t thr option Of
sss sls pBhitsher ~ = yRa y 8'H Ff4' -
III. sfxRNs oTfSDrEaTTuwu.-eIH 90 nSr sdnars
e three hr.i insertions ar1 2sesnfs Tor every
s.shsssgrni inserti4h.. rwelve lines or lees enn.
sfiiaie sq'iAse. II he number nf iss.rsion. he
snoa msrked ne II N ~ on.
!. Eshsi Hnfil fsrhisasand rhavesa aeeerEirgIv Al
Hissrsl vtfResicn asaes - mbe nivksaEse n
Il she esa@Asss ~
- y" F~eAivs sfsshsISN ~ e~vs rsg sfioas
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

thf b'ssY Nv useans 0f IL ssnes& ISs-TS
h'E y shisl' >heula = Aspa-is~d!
ss1ese< 7fqusrkNiser. nhrnahe iznf
lIasl 1ill r res.sd os<s wl,sF<
,nisFi lar Z Iln~essr exsrsr
- APPEAR. ilse rxpefisn~ni / I
- = ne lcaf Becoming . Z
- *eok Was sp.is ssoserl.oatd
- .e,,aI.sss - z,,.,sy. II
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

snd. 1usf . yozl 4 r l4bor5nlI uzlk6I Z IsP
hallucination ibss ise viii ask you 70 sahe
. mon,hfnI n fresh air with him. he puts
on his dressing gown and slippers. and
begins tn .,rckpn up The family expenses
after which, he lies down on the snfa. and
yon keep time with your needle. while he
shores, 'ill 9 o'clock Next morning YOU
ask him 10 give von a lille money: h..
looks at yon Ne If 10 be sure that Won are
in your right mind. draws a SIGH lon. and
strong enough ~ initiate a pair OF bellows.
and asks you what YOU want of it, and IL
half a dollar will not do. Gracious
king! As if all those little shoes and
s'orkings and dresses could b. had for
half a dollar! Oh, girls sci YOUR sffec
'ions on eats, roodies. psrrri., or lsp.los>
-hut let mairimonv alone. lis the hs rd
e>I way on earth Of getting living -vou
never know when your work is done np.
ih'nk "f carrying eight or nine-perhsp>
twelve or thirtt en-children through the
measles, chicken pox, rash. mumps, and
sec rlei f.ver-son,e of 'em twice over
II makes my sides ache 10 think Of it,
Oh, you NAV scri:nP aud save, snI twist
AMI turn, and dig and delvp. economic.
and die, AMI your husband will marry
again, take what you have saved 10 dre.,
his second wife with, and she'll lake Won,
porirai, for q fire. boar sn.l--but wha,',
The usfi.f 'alking' I1I warrant, ever,
one OF You'll try it, lhe.fr.t chance 20,
get. There's sort of bewiichmen
about it. somehow. I wish one half n
The world warn I FOOLS, and the ,'o.her hsl
idio's-I DO. Oh. dear!
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-11-25

lady with ssIIa|s ees.plrxl.in - ~osn
transparent ehisr Apnnes ! - ls4y
with the CLOSING red cau.aexien had
lowered il hy nssanz o( = hceaes q :
deeper red eolpf; II she psle laay l.sd|
,ippsospa he csdavereus hue d hrr|
|s'suntenans~ hy sussnunsiine i wiiH psls'
.se~a. which. ~ oonsrass, voaI Aasc'
xalTazesl il hiiha aeilcate piI,k has -
I'D ne :ss ::ssss.nss /
-. u Ars n Whose - - lalls,
green. OF in transparent white bdhne,,
with blue or pink flowers on The inside,
how different, and how much more agree.
able, would have been the impression on
the spectstor.-N 2. Police Gazette.
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DEscssDaNrs or GENUS. With the
exception Of The noble Surrey. we cannot
point Oh, representative in the male
line OF any English poet. The blood Of
h~ings OF tina, order can be seldom traced
far down, even in the female line. There
is no English poet prior 10 the eighteenth
ceniury-snd we believe no great author,
excerpt Clarendon and Sha esb,,ry-of
whom we have any inhe rirance among us.
Chsucer's only son died childless; Shak.
spares line expired in his daughters
only daughter. Nnne Of the other dra.
nsIis's of that aye lei, any progeny :;
neither did Raleigh, nor Bacon, nor
B'~les. nor Butler. The grand.dauuh.
Ter Of Milton vas she last of his family,
Newton. Locke, Pope, Swift, Arbu,hno,,
HUM. Gihbon, Cowper, Grey, Walpole,
Cs'rnd'sh. land we nigh, easily extend
the liz, } never married. Neither Boiling.
broke. R"r Addison, not Warburton. nor
burke, transmitted descsndants.-N.y,h
1rr5ans.