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prempysttsndcdte NV csAHfsER MODERATE lsens1- e
GSTATE OF LOUISIANA, SECOND DISTRICT
cqSs1 e WON NF% 1sAsH e oS
WHEREAS, John lsriae made By BE
July A. D. 1854 for MoTen Adys5
s a SsHS Se 81 e sss' III has
NOW 1FsSyfsW r. na s p here
hereby sd a2d samfohs 70 N pa me e ~ s
aioIn n ssn aS
apprai.aneus snd Zine. or
Rs sy Ell asisS aPs
made shoald not be confirmed and homolegated.
The property sold the Sheriff the PariSh a9esa on
the h day q D. s S yas Fl S,a q
s ~ Coleman ~, q A. DSssstst
81 PROPERTY AS THE JUDICIAL
CONVEYANCE VIZ portion q Ground situated in the
fsa b m NJ 81 he Plan
boug by Tie s Of o 20 S9S
ssS s ss @ Bs4 Ss
oR ss linz sspna III ss 81
fsf liz, as aPPag s Viz 4 81 sts
Ss a;, ,Io.ls 81 81 aI @
gallery on the story iron failing the snHe
to s aa h's as 4 ai and a, a
on st ds,s roof e. az Tie building ssd H. IAN
suaai I'M eAsP'D JAMES, peraty Clerk.
III "A DE DISTRICT DE IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DE LA LOUISIANA. AroUSg GEU& QUE eEs .PRtsEATES
CoNCERNENT-sALuTt
ATTENn1 QUE eyan aohse mite Pase
sherif de Ia Paroisse doeans dcre est a
de an 9ehe de ces Cour Ia dite enregtre 70 i4
Jour De Julie de EanneO 1854 fu e
de Legislature de FEtat de Louisiana o
ne ss % dsg Aequeeurz udicpres nppoaveie "
MATS 1907 n SOFT intGr6 ees
e Pesene seInmees de Etat de 10 Qua
IRENE our de district de Ia Nouvele pourannt avor
orme dams decret eiugemen cou duuue
y, eve aie on de nute reguate i6gae
V, gu h TENS ct mode de Ia pour
de lave vo dams ppblatud de
loguee. - ~ w " 4' pHs NV''Ae' " hV",'-
a ute prop,etee fat vendue par Sheriff us iou dAyr
oos en- yetu dun or1e eli yente de- ete onT
" hiaaoo No. 1871 du Docket cete Copr inupele
III Ihn CO.. emAn ss rendu pour pix S2
,ssT III ION De La PROPRIETE D,APRES DE
PAY ORR Uue portion de terre snae nm Fan
tans 10 ParoiaFe Jefferson DIAN iet al
P le No los sur plan FapboaTe fa mar RUS
ill., eade de theodore Guyo Noiaire Public en- eett.
l., I ~ et esurant a26 pteds second name raca
gu ie de terre eucoi9nure deH rues
n;s5 a ond ct neRure 23 pieds dc M r9 Second
a he fytanh sur 2i do proioudepr ue noral
p.n ~ s9tnpr toues lea bhsse aeoaons ennnms
Isss ~ Pm eGde de b. l.. Lewis Nopie Pu bc aie IL
dauy stas nee elAsss ct ameloaons consistent an upe map
ycn m enardoaea large ur d.
r las heeond etage grge fane al rss nna
,i az cote la cuisine chabre ds dmnstn"es snt
ma son princlpale, carriage aoc dana ia ardin
Rnsas u5 les toits de an
~ gfein De Ia Deuxsme
lo aou lsea sASP'D JAMES Deputy Gr, ffarI aus9 In,
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THE r. w. GRAND ENcaMpMENT q

The Il. w. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF PATRIARCHs
or LOUISIANA L o. O. r., meets semiannually on the
third Tuesdaysin January and July, at Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Of Camp and Lafayette streets New Or
leans. Officers for the present yearJohn Orchard
Patriarch Edgar Edgar EGHP d
Slack, r " Senior Warden; James Furneaux, r w
Scribe II Williams; r w @ Treasurer; II Mills
paugh, w Junior Warden; ] G Dunlap, r w @
Representative to the Of the U s M o Nixon w /;
Marshal; Gillingham, ~ G Sentinel; John Frank.
ford, W Deputy Sentinel Alfred Gates D patri,
arch Of District No. q; Andrew Malta, D G PATTI
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4 CHOICE WINES AND .LIoToRs

q SaglCE WINES AND .LIQUORS-Rp.v-
nhs-sasarae Of the vintage 1s 1907 and ISM
aud auslitiea pae'aeferandn, variouspricet
AL heserys Pahstinho, Side ana
oTnon and Harmony Nephew Sherry: Oh pnr mi,
Greme de Boay Fsur de sey
ahes, Of all qualities. w ~ St're' IN casks and
h2isns Gin Jamaica ST. Ru N Irish os
zig NY Brandy In Juice.
tbs g9fsrs Berlin and Gouley Bers and 81
o. WINES and LIQUORS, will b.
sna Il S,s ne found, for cauh paper.
NJ
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MISUNDERSTANDING


d bGEAN SPRINGS, MISS.--The un- 49,.
dersgned having leased for term Of ysare tbss EsssN
pessy a,orms and sy sanae Mineral Springs
w o the reception transient bIder
and na additions have been the Hotel
ana Attached ere 10 be found
IL os9er auseehts Usually found watering places
e ea bathing equaled the Southern country
chsm 81 w water Of these Springs by
tha contains dualites of tia biobsaf ns
q iron and notable
10 health from chronic diseases been restored
S me use Of hs Tater The Creole will py das
je99if sA iSah'oaa. ,r,,,..
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~ NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
~ RANeEs-~FIRsT RaENIus, ... seaf

PRICE & CoULON, Plumbers, 197 Poydras
street. rsndu Hni the public ~
general The above Sqpsh u 81 y, aaa
AMERfChN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLoSEIs, wAGh
BA4 ms FOUNTAINS BRASS Faucets Of all kinds C0oki
BEh PUsips Fitted the LEAD PIPES o.
Sor rti. PFC SHEET LEAD aud BLOCK TIN Al ssjt u
Sana SHIP STEAMBOAT WORK neatly pas4aR apdysrsrd
a. n .LsY.asuca s aniS1y
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nRGEN OAKS HnTEI. Riloxi M;sa--.-.

VI This led and populaT snns GssH9
@ hrough9st the Southern country
tas, 49, BETH her son, JOHN B.
" mn she w o. June for the reception visitors f'-
SHEEN OAKS 10 too well known an ndea raa
se9T the popularity Of the been ssd,
wsp nss me many natural advantages commanding The ne
49, On the Lake. and receiving the pure apls aer M
rom me Guilt have not aed impress tb
pn IT. way orleaa Mobile and the surrounding country
and addoD PeE ne Pr999,s have made
sa up and SAIL BOATS will ali times al w
caRRI f y. 81 &s so1aiso CLARET at Dinner
SAhhlAIES and HORSES procured al anv noom.,,
ard ~ me angapea
y sora wshing to stop the GREEN OAKS ara raoross
tha Hotel. ~ 70" "t' WIZ 'nna sneth tine wharf Of
Il 5p.. ....TERMs...
fT Children and Servants, half price y.
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nR. WATsoN's GARD.--I will USE no other

artin the advertisement han what may plain
practice have
called syphic. For nearly fifteen
treat those there lice the only merit that
DOCTOR and know then better than they do
and which has yentured contradict
: STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, Sores elects, SORE
etc. just ne familiar the
daily obssrvation which without vanity
other merit than that of 1periencs.
effect in tcasesfn few
those Of longer Duration without submitting patient
Of treatment will draw upon him the
obge him to neglect his Affairs whether
need altered There New Orleans
eoudsupp
secrecy, which always invoably preserve
qualifications which do think 1t
'as6ed that reputation already
Constant the morning until 8ooek night
W. WATSON III. D.
No TCuatom hhusea attract
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Interior EncampmentI
IJJA M a Rafon po,,.a9

MAGNOLIA No. 4, Baton Rouge s.i
MOUNT SINAI No. 9, at Franklin, ST. Mary's
Parish - =
G. W. SHAW No. 10, at Clinton, East Felioiana.
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The Board OF DIREcTORs OF ODD FELLOWS
HAN Assoulaon, meet Mt their office in Odd Fellows
Hall on tbs first Monday Of every month. Officers
Stetson, President Thomas Shields. Secretary
John d. Bein, Treasurer; George Shaw, John Griek-
ard, II Howard, Richard Swain, G Kursheedt Dun
lap, Gaorge w Race, A NJ yanhook Eness Smith, Thos
hurry aud N Morrison. Is 5iTT 3
The Board OF DrRECToRs or 0DD FEILows' REST
ASSOCIATIONS meet at the Office of the Grand Secretary
in Odd Fellows Hall on the fourth Wednesday in JAM
uary. and second Tuesday in April July and October
0facers--Henry Bier, Presidents James Furneanx,
Secretary j Pierson, Treasurer.
The GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE l. o. O. f. OF
New oRLEAss meets at the Office Of the Grand Seere-
tary In Odd Fellows Hail. the first Tuesday fevery
month. .0ficers-C Todd, President, 100 Canal
street, James Furneaux, Secretary Odd Fellows Hall
lsfaystte Guyol Treasurer, 5S Exchange Alley O s
Stewart, of Triton Walk and Dryades street
u Mortimore, 3S Tchonptoulas street, H Ruffer, %
Cont street a Medina, Tchoupitonlas street he
tween Seventh and Eighth streets; 0 Miller go
Camp street. W Geok, - St Paul street H Hardy,
lS5 Camp street. William Watson, jr A Hero, az
iravier street; George Dirrneyer, II New Basin s
Hahn Camp street; Anderson, Algers !; j B
schroder ~ Toulouse street II Caillot Sc ohartres
! streets Aired shaw, aus
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT pIScOyERy-Mn,"


would respectfully attention eit,a,s ard
70 Inc following He cures all Pr;yas Da
Sypbs S Snei poisonous drug namely Gonorthea elect
" streufes Seminal Weakness Nodes Ulcers Tmorn ear
est and AZ Diseases of the Skin Dr. James would III, a
OF those who have injured themselves by rvate XII
in that solitary habit ,mn NV
pody and mind uniting them bupeaA Nh ~
e come o. the sad and melancholy elects ptoducsd b
Iaad ~ goa, W. Weakness Of the Limbs Pain In III
, Nervousness rrabiy symptom If Cnnn
on e. Mentally the fearful on The nina as o ~ b
Aversion 70 Society, Distrus Love az sr
may, esc, are some Of the eyilapfoduesd.
q icted with Of the symptoms should
~ Y s on James and be restored d
Let no iaiae deleacy you but apply immeiataJv
u the dreadful and awful consequences Of t6is tsrhs
"eaXneas OF the Organs Immediately cured and f %
DR. JAMES has from ia former ncs Nh ,,s ~ A.
~ street. between Royal and Bourbon streets " %
+ D. at distance can have III, Rer,aJ
81 ' 70 tae addrsas by giving full partculars ~ letter ana
:. E . !. ~ po.afs. lmys lydAwl DR.. JAMES
"A Ease OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CTTPEn
IN NEW ORLEANS by KIERis PETRnI EI,t 90 I'LL r
Case of Rhcumat Of Ave years ~ Hoeh
'Ibsrahyy NEW ORLEANS, March i 1894
srs ~ that mad been afflicted
was also totally blind my right eye b nse
attack NeHralgia "
good ana spent hundreds dofars o M do
and M F th Certificate whou solicitation from
ased nv goes NOT Know That is type and would MI ue
me 10 perfect aud strength had II
n eye IS my and least @ now
moat else reside hiaoty when athome
sh aae OF the RIVER Any me in person
ana can get II they
me Fsrolenm every body viii not
y ,A ' tor ! know 1t tobe valuable Mature. Medicine ~
Asg ,;:s Y WRIGHT 40 s. wIDDF Eb
~ ~ lp bei,s Wholesale fetaii only bv
JARVIS d WooDMAN. eaAfttess '',and
Al corner Gommca and Magazine atrests
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-: ouS DEBILITY DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS-Furthe
from Missouri in favor HooFLANDS GERMAN BI
A. prepared BY Dr. c. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia
dealers to be the
5ior the cure of the above named diseases " ~ A4s
VI, - - -. READ AND BE CONVINCED.
iI d Publisher Of the Argus Weston No. JuIy IT, 1851
sand n st summer 50 very low weak % able
~ me case longer than
ySsf Gensn Bers which entirely have used two
bs I'VE bottles 100 miles from here, arieud had
them 10 er long time he has also
~ HENDERSON, Glasgow Mo-, August s. 1851 said Yop,
pesnnng 70 go here gave some ten
a Sssn me means Of selling bottles
edieiss Z na st. Joseph No. June 81 1885, said Your
equal to the Recommendation;
have mem. have had them in hours and
Dr. p HFITg g p rlease send another lot immediately
bsna a. Faris Mo- March 1883 said Your Bitera
better satisfaction, all where thew have bean
~ nv any ohsI medens with which acquained,T
e nesei PROSTATE Inc
- respectable dssersin Medicine every where
e7 end.tp J. WRIGHT Il CO., New Orleanr,
Whoaaale Agents.
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si,ssss---.sM EDICfNEs.r

II EIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
81. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES w z.
which they oder supply Dugg aud Dealers lowest
s Depot Specie Agency No. Isl CHARITIES ST.
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~ ELL CHENEY SERVINGS -The ~ =,

EHH DHENEI bPKINUS.-The un- A-.rA
dsIslgned inform public that they have
ms WATERING PLACE.
The sntnss n, many the Of va
miles notthwet 0peoasaa shpn tbs ana
soaan OF Ae1andra and ten miles Of BAYOU cbot F
snu medicinal qualities proved efcaeous IN
rome Tbs asea'ss which waa ordinary
s ss Sy ayada Deer For and wild cat are numerous
deptS ~ aahts and the Lake length with
way lefL situated three milea
Spas ao9gnds IN Trout Han pack Of 9n me
bs nshng VIA be furnished lie yzos IN
viii b Rep saa Thh bs New Orleans eaa
and Washington tnnaport any nnmbar Al
5000 Mns will be furnished and Balls s;ssn 70
sats Hnnpg Horses
their oe hss Gentlemen fond hunting sSoala S
received from Let May is November oP'mgas Psitora
pu., -, TERMS OF BOARDS:
sakn
t,sitly. o az
shLdIen lind Servants half price. '.'''''' 90
aps Am DaisI.E. s a. Is
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DiMNEsm4o cases xhOle halfand quarter
as's AGO SlaAs a HALL, 50 cnv,.r.a
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4 CERTAIN CURE.--Dr. GOODS Compound
sivey ussd In Nav o,s ~ o,hsr r;tias IL xi,
sonorrbea elect the Whites Directions Spanish ana Engb
sold at Nc. ISL CHARTERS STREET ", .. y isIa sm
ESAHNESTOCK'S E.-EFFEoT-
Lac REMEDY FOR WoRAsThe LESSONS of experience are
b and too costly sought by practical
the voluntary testimony AID wall kuoo
relative TO his Of the efficacy A. Fahnez
W Fermiiuge during practices
Mxssrs "a GRENADA, MISS, May 90, 1883
indiyJnai. =. a. &CoGenemen
backward IN giving certificates present instance
@ one to humanity that the pra
rs,o lof twenty hve and have nny
cases X F or worms a. your vermifugs In adults
s u come times carry taken The nre
oas hS and os find bilious sud worm, TO follow
uSe no othef Vernifuge practice batter
~ Sold Wholesale Retail all The prncins
country broughouths States auql III
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w NJ. ARMSTRONG, No 50 Old Levee, near
o. Louie street. received, by arrivals large and
i Mep ss9sk Of HARDWARE CUIERY. HOUSE FURNISH
t!oisnl ieHEN BUILDERS CABINET MAKERS WARE
PaESE ara stFP TOOLS PAINTS OILS GAM
datnp which he offers low price, and
%as'"s teiHh.
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R AiSINS-S00 half and quarter boxes. for
40 as ~ AID. eRIgEE q %. 70 oA Lsvst. sass
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s4e ny E. J. HART Co. - Tcnoppitoalss 81. je1o
M A n NuTS-100 bales fresh Grenoble
s SNOW landing sa ship Trenton, fot sae BY -
.. =. COCHRAN 4 HALL, Sc Grsyier stras,
& t9GNAC BRANDY-otard, Dupuy & Co
Suas III hsd T. Z Goddard. store and for sale bv
w 1issE q GO, COZ. Cansi and New Lsvse =
sE ssl.s;i l. BRANDY-25 barrels very superior,
saeA 10. eoNyERsEa CO. cor Canal and New 1s,s..
,ARD--2o0 bbls, for sale by =
-A-A AA's D. II, KENNEDY 4 20, rs zshsususul.. a..
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SEACH BRANDY-100 bbls in store. 10,
= sale by EI HART CO.. ~ Tcnoupoalss 81. ielo
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08

SMoLLEr's SNOWFALL REPARrRE. .--. On winters evening" says Doct. Moore, when the streets were covered with snow Smollet happened to be engaged in . snowball light with few boys of his own age. Among bis associates was the apprentice of that surgeon who Is sup> posed to hase been delineated under the Dame of Crab. in Roderick Random. He entered his shop while the apprentice was in the heat of the engagement. On the return of the latter, the matter re. monstratcd severely with him for quit ting the shop. The youth excused him- self by saying that while he was employ- ed in making up prescriptions. fellow bit him VI tn snowball, and he had been in pursuit of the delinquent. "A mighty probably story. truly said the master, in an i,onical tone I wonder how long should stand here, added he, before it would enter any mortars head to throw snowbalt at me- While he was hold. ing his Lead erect, with most scornful air. he received very severe blow in the l face by q sh0wbAlI. Emollei. Aho Mas concealed behind the pillar as the shop door. had heard lhe dialogue, and per- ceiving that his companion was puzzled for an answer. he extricated him by q repartee equally smsrt and aproPOs.
 f a
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08

We have often heard is observed thst New Jersey was out Of the United Slatept but never before that it Was1 ont q theF world, which would seem so be the csse from the following asl
 An honest German who issEnpl6yed at one of the tobacco nannEaetOsies in Ahe city was listening ono day 0 an acG0dht from. brother workman of tho pEineis ples and doctrines or MiIIerism. Among other things he was told that the world was expected 10 come to an end in two or three months. Rematking that the German was much interested in the mats, ter--she other undertook to victimize the listener. by suggesting to him that it Was full iinie fut him 10 be makiDg prepaFas lion.
 Wen do you tink 1t will comes to an end z he asked.
 Oh. probably in about three months, answered the jokers. N
 An! veil; no cares for dat ex- claimed Hans, with emile of satisfac- tion; Ipe going to Yarssy dis spkring.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
BoxApAarE's PovrRrY IN EAaLr LITE

BoxApARrE's PUvTRrY IN EARLY LIFE. --Thiers. in his history of the Consulate, reciies some very strange and previous. y unknown partikulafs respecting tie early life of Napslcon Bonaparte. It appears that afteF hslad obtained sub. aitern's cof1mission in the French ser. vice. by lis skill and daring at Toulon, he lived for some lime in Paris in ob scare lodgings. and in such extreme pov- eriy that he was often without the means of paying ten sous (ien cents1 fcf his dinner. and frequently went without any q. all. He was under the necessity of borrowing snlall sums. and even worn out clothes. from bis acquaintances l He and his brother Louis. afterwards King of Holland, had. at one time, only coat between them. so that the brothers could only % out alternately. time about. Al this crisis, the chief benefactor and con. queror at whose mighty name the world grew pale, was the actor Talma. who often gave him food aud money Naopoleon's face. afterwards 50 famed for it's classical mould. was, during that period of starvation. harsh and angular in it's lineameBsa, with projecting cheek bones. His rneager form brought on aD unpleasant and unsighily cutaneous dis ease, of type SO virnlent and malignant that it took the skill and assiduity of his accomplished physician Corvisart, to ex~ pei it after duration of more than ten years.
 The squalid beggar then, the spien- did emperor afterwards the ihreadbaFe habiliments and imperial mantle; the meager food and gorgeous banquet; the friendship of ponr acaors ths homage and terror of Ghe world an exile end
 prisoner. Esch are the sps and downs of this ehanaegHl lifs sach are the lights
 and shadowe lhs great and mighty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08

Here is something somebody says about. the snigger.' As 1t happens to be < nas iionai topic just now. it may hot bs all out of place. A nigger is happy not only at dance, but in every other posi> ton beside. A nigger may be poor. but he is never low spirited. Whatever he earns.he invests folthwilh in fun and dev~ iltry. Give him dollar. and in less than an hour he will lay oui seven sbillings of it in yellow neck ties or cracked vicliu. There is something in the African race. that sheds trouble as duck will water. Who ever knew a 'cullud pdsseh' to com, init suicide The negro is given strong ly to love and jealousy; but he has ne taste at all fuT Alsenic. He may lose hi all by betting against roulette. but he don't find relief for his despair as white folks do. by ,esoriing to charcoal fumes or bed-cord. but by visiting de fair sex and participating in the 'nsxy ipfln- ence of de occiputal conynlsions oi der clarinett.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
Miscsiiaqy.
.. UNCLE REUBBN.,,

"Uncle Reubcn" was not much of . politician. although hs generally voted with the Federalists; but he w0uld oC- ten "bOl,." and carry the town with him.
 A county senator was 10 be nominated. Ms. Drake, . rich and interruptions man. was she candidate of thirteen of the tWen. ty.Hve towns. Uncle Reuben" had personal knowledge of his dishonesty, and vas indignant at such . noninailon, solely because he employed more men. held more mortgages. and could carry mose votes to the polls than any other man in his town. Nr. Pearson was his rival; . public spirited, high minded man and eminenlly qualified for ihe ofiice.-- But MT. Pearson wanted one more vote in convention Co secure hts continuation. But could is De procured in such high party times IL vas barely possible. When Uncle Reuben declared. ui,h more warmth than usual. \ Ize skaif kass it i'' his friends considered !t settled. They believed it wueld be done. foF Uncle Reu- ben never missed the mask. But the csA- vasser reported again and again, i" Thir> teen Dlake men to twelve Pearson u1sE. Uncle Reuben stood looking out of the shop window. When . Drake delegate came in sight, diving bis loaded team near the shire town where D,ake resides.
 Ttese is my man 2" said Uncle Ren- Der. " He loves , dollar better than hi, child"
 Fos.h vent Unsls Rsabsn and sseOs. ted MF. Snow.
 "TO lhe shire lown. Sirf"
 sYes, air.
 "WsII. thea. eosM ' gsG ygu e do ( l IissIe srBand IoF mo gs
 Csssainly. Sk."
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
PoeffN.
RRFLECTIONs

Upon TecesU1ng copy Qf my trst Poem, publisked
 n the Villoge Necspcper. An here 1t is! I'm GathOus now.
 An author and poesl 1t really is in print Ye gods!
 How proud I'll be 10 show it! And gentle Anna What thrill
 Will animate her breast, To read these ardent lines. and know To whom they are addressed! Why, bless my soul! here's something strange What can the paper mean By talking of the "graeeiul brooks
 That eander OCT the green I" And here's "t" instead of "r."
 Which makes t " ,ippling rill ," "We1l seek the shad,n instead of "shade," And "hell" instead of "hil." "T They look so"-whati recollect, Twas "sweet" and then twas "kind," And now to think. the stupid fool
 For "bland" has printed blind! v Was ever such provoking work
 Iris curious, by the bye, How anything is rendered blind
 By giving it an eye. ''Hast thou no tears !" the t's left out, Hast thou no ears," insiead; Ihope that thou art dear," is put VI hope that thou art dead" Who ever saw in such space
 So many blunders cranined? t "Those gentle eyes bedimmed," is spels "Those gentle eyes bedammed." "The color of the ross" is "noee,''
 Affection" is affiictiohj' | wonder if the likeness holds
 In fact aa well as diciioni "Thou ar, friend" the "f' is goite-- Who ever would have deemed That such trifling thing could change A friend" into 6end!" sThou art the same,' is sendefed "lame," It really is too bad; And hefe, bccause m e i'' is out,
 My "lovely maid" is "mad ;'' They drose her blind by poking in
 An eye--a process new; 5i And now they've gouged t oui again, Ana made hef cfazy, to0s "where are the muaes fled, that thou Should'st live % long unsung 1'' Thus read my version here ii is- "Sheuld'st live % long unhnng!'' The fate of womsn's love is ,hinc.'' An "h" commences late;" How smaii circumstance will turn A woman's love to hate ! I'll read no more What shall dol I'll never dare to send 1t; The papers scattered far and wide, 'Tis now too late to mend it. Oh, Fame! thou cheat of human bliss! Why did ever write I wish my poem had been hurnt
 Before it saw the light! Let's stop and recspiiulaie;
 I've damned hef eyes, shal's plain- I've told her she's iunat:c.
 And blind, and deaE and lame. Was ever such hcrrid hash s- In poetry or pross [ I've said she was fend, and praised The color of her nose N ..y i wish i had that editor A
 About half minute, I'd "bane" him to his heans content, And with an h" begin 1t. I'd .jam' his body. eyes. and bonesy
 And spell 1t with "d.'' And send him 10 that "hilp' of his-- sl He spells it with an sse.1 %