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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24


The Baltimore America As an article on
the inquiry IS lei removal of Brons n
national question ?" and afiirlns, in dis
cussing the subject. that /" History will sy
Of The present dent. that he was elect
ed by The combined votes Of Democrats of
every shade d opinion That during his
administration the only Democrats con
demned By his organs and friends. were the
Democrats who had advocated the Compro-
mise measures and sustained the Union and
maintained the destinations Of the South .
That during his administr on men who had
shouted disunien until their voice was choked
with a FEEDERS salary, and men pledged
never % admit another State into the Union
unless under prohibition not q allow sla-
very within rs Limits were appointed Is im-
portant Offices FOREIGN and domestic. and t
vas published as the authorized expos ton
Of tie agreement amongst lie politicians
who elected Me Pierce. that they had only
made temporary bargain % abstain from
agitations which we're not a that particular
time ia Issue between hem These facts
viii show that the controversy now going
on is Congress ) National But the mosl
cogent reason to our mind Why che removal
sc Bronson IS q national question, IS one 20
which re have already alluded. 81 IS "a
abuse of Executive patronage
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24
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NEl1RoEs DE So

NEGROES FOR SALE
Is m IMPROVED and very alaable ci 81
land on the vest bank 81 The azoo River,
81 miles from Yazoo city containing $50 acEes
as of which j. liigl state 81 cultivation,
and $50 deadened, will he sold e i good pur-
chaser.
On tue place are comfortable negfoe quart
md oVeTseeIs house, csterns, Gin-I louise,
and all other necessary buildings. Il desired
rs 81 90 hands 4 be sold with the place.
Particulars can be had By addressing The
undersigned at Jackson, Miss. 81 referring ID
Barksdals Mcfarland. Ya19o city.
JAMES ID. STEWART
January 60 81 qs-6t
New agar Coffee, olases, SC.
a bids Sugar, new crop,
30 ba "a and lava
20 hb hslf bbs ee,
20hs aalf bbls NtlskeJ
just receive oI ale loW 81 K DADhe
fang e' 1850
I8No FoBIE6 81 ron that I'D wd
tnn Factory DC ~ Gilbert o. l35
81 81, hent ths en Aiac
Con Knab shle ofHelt to-
aetape ha Gaeh'e ndasias
uetee "a a eelehla.s lsc el4 al Chit
ering ier which sufficient nn
antea ic h work DOWNING N6brs
oek29 klch.burs, ola .ani eIlnelol .gae
81 Louis Buck hea
81 SACKS geee
psc RD.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24
A0V88f1s smBnTa
snlannnder &c.


4 81 stIE name OF Salamander was first applied
- 10 Wilder.s Patent, and introduced by the
subscriber in $780, who inltS44 purchased the
rioht to manufacture. The superiority of Her
rings (Wilder's) Salamander Safes over all
Others induced many to infringe upon tho pa
teot right BY using the comp0s ton; others
more cautious, and to oyade lawsuit, made an
inferior article, initiating the exterior in form,
STYLE color Of painting, and attachcdthe name
" iSalamander,' = z Improved Salamander.''" Fire
Proof Salamandenr,' I" The Genuine Salaman-
der. &C., &c, and have succeeded in palming
Of some Of the superior Salamanders as genu-
inc Those wanting the original Salamander,
manufactured By the subscriber. should take
t preeaalion 30 see they have upon them 8
metal plate Silas @ Herring, Maker." Aall
such bsinq genuine ilder's Patentl Sala-
mandei efrings Impr vod Patent CHAINS
Mon SAFE which received the medal at the
Great 5r,s Fair, and which has never fai ed
to preserve the contents IA case Of fire. Pur-
chasers can select from So largest assortment
ID The world by calling the sale rooms OF
SII.ASC. HERRING
1856 and I39 Water cor. 81 Pine IS.
M. b. Chilled iron sales, with powder proof
locks 1lanufactu ca Eessly for bar SIS jewell
ers, brokers and others requ g secury from
roqnes Bank vanlt doors on hand, and msda
Is order. All the most celebrated locks foI
sale at mannfaet1 srs prices. Second hsnd
safes Tar sale st less than hall price.
AGENTS
John arreI, Phi elphia, PA, r., McCan-
dish. Richmond, Va Henry illiams
Charles Filbrick e Bell, savannah
Ga al8 izef New Orleans Las tN.
~ @oefe Cos MoDIles la
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24

THE undersigned having purchased the
stock OF ] Tharp & CO.. continue the bust
ness under the firm OF WOOD 8 BROWN.
G w WOOD,
Ian 2. 81. 2g-3n. Al GROWN.
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N0fice.

vNlHE firm. Of 6. Tharp & &c. is fhis dav
dissolved BY mutual consent. afr. j..
Tharp having disposed Of his interest In the
sock to Dir. Alonzo e. Brown, would re
urn his thanks 70 his Oh friends for their
past liberal patronage, and respectfully soli-
ellis a continuance offhe same for his success
sors, aud would add, that they will be re.
ceiving new goods AMI keep large and we'll
selected stock. M. Tharp also informs his
friends and paironF, that he is charged with
the se,tlement Of the business of the old frm,
and can be found at bis oI counting room
JAMES TIL Arp,
G Nv WOOD.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24

bus beo0 ighfing the
citizens 81 New erIeans viii bel csneefts
now gone % 1fok
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24

cl BaI his en eisiBe series s. ssn.
bg dat he come up
DARK Xazeo PROMISE him :
{ulI house,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24
H0RATl D. HE va r.

1zBIl9O EOItG am IEAgtSgc store
No. 30, CAap STrEET, New Orleans
" oULD TespeetiuIlf reques, the attention o
w the public 10 he tasgs aud extensive as-
sorlment of MUSIC ant MUSICAL. INSTRU-
MENTSo of aiIRhids and descuptons, and also
his well selected assortment oil PtA@D FORTES
iroIn he factories Of the f CT makers n the Tn t.
ed States and EnTop6. Among which IRE ~ DO
found those Of A. Sto1ad + Co.. al New York,
Hall aud SON. OF New York, and PleYeI x c., 81
Paris. The aaove ,tstrHmeats-oi The following
kinds: GRAND, Sfs1IleGRAND. PlfsCOL0, PIC.
COLO OBLfCUE md SQUARE. are OF the
iaosr G. leorated mtkea in tie world, combining
all tho latoimbrovcmnnts, may tie had Of Ihe-snb-
scriber, In every -tyie Of case, ard ef 6, I.4.
Gle, 6 3~l and .oclaves, They will be sold a
Musical Mer.handtze OF
all kinds and ID anY quantity. Among Others,
the subscriber keepa eonstantyen hand The larg-
81 and finest selections o. ACc5rdeoqs ever bro'l
IS The Southern markel, which arc micro at the
most reasonable rates. GUITARS. alanuiacsurs
eli B, WIN. Hal aud Son, from the m0stapprov
ell Spanish Moaels. These instflmenfs are ai lie
The suhsfber his he'd many yea * perlen ON
the Music business Ia the Northern eilies, as we'll
as New Orleans, aud is thoroughly aequainied
with the mnUtast details Of tie basiuess. His
stock is the best selected hat has ever bern IN the
Southern market, and HE facilities Gre such tina,
he wil1.oI3ay-hlye on hadd selected Stock oil
al kinds 81 Musical Insf nents and the Latest
ard Most Fashionable The Mugcal puts
lie ere respectful iavites ealf an1 exnniDe his
sIock. april 50. 32-if.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24
IT'D aTEE So 2

WHEREAS on the 22nd ct y sss.ns5er 1872
Nj. Vim and wife ecuted q trust deed
to J. w Barnett and Alexander Smith. t. Sc
cure William Nils certain debts therein des-
cribed, which deed IS recorded in the Probate
Office Of AGO County, Book r. $50 and 5S3,
and on the lst. Of January 1853 same parties
executed trust deed 10 John M'Farland and
i. II. Evans Is secure certain debts therein
described, which deed Is recorded in the Probate
Office Of Yazoo. county Book b, 06l, and both
of which deeds convey lots two hundred and
thirty six and two hundred and thirty nine (236
q. 239 ID Yazoo City. Now on Saturday the
18th 81 May next tie trustees viii sell said
property At the Coz House door of Yazoo
County to the highest bidder for cash the
sale will take place under both deeds. The
property Is very valuable. being the Hotel now
occupied By q VIM 81 Co.
j. w. BARNETT.
= n ~
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24

Virginia Manufactured Tobacco
EHNHE undersigned Agents, are receiving and
- will be adding to their stock throughout
the season, fresh supplies of the most faVorte
Brands. We sell at invoice prices. and guar
antee all Tobacco sold by US to be fully equal
in quality to the sample. We beg leave to call
the attention Of the Merchants to our stock,
and request them to call and examine when
they visit our city.
MACMURDO & WARWICK,
Is, GRAVES 81, Nav Orleans.
Refer to LINK q HARRISON, Yaeo0 city, MI
nov 26, 1853. GOT.
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a 3i1E heretofore 81 between
SV Fla smith and E Vernon, undof Go
arm 81 W Ha smith 8 CO., a dis dal aiasop-
ed BY mu.Nal consent.
IRE business of tho cd srm ui bo Bettled
81 w. Ha smith 81 the Office 81 Mefnon,
successor 70 w. Ia Rmith q ~, corner 81 Mui-
berry and south sEeeia, ickSbufe, and athis
Office. Raymond Railroea Depot Kinds county
Mississippi,
an pers6ns indebted to the above firm are rs.
qnesteb q cul end settle Immediately.
M. HALSTAFF.
V'burg, FEB. re So. J. ~. YERN0 q.
II IDfE AND GENE NJ loo bbls Of Ros.
- indale cement 400 DO Western Limo; 30
do Thompson Do the ADORE articles u good
shipping order at al times found at The Vicks.
burg Lime and Cement Depot.
febls.t-e VIM. sEIERARD.
g79gPF AND I08 A980a
PETER LoRILLARD, Manufacturer,
4q Chatham stres, Nev- Rork.
ALTERS for sale the following articles
~ warranted Of superior quality Maccaboy'
Scotch, Coarse French, Rappee, Honey Dew
Scotch, and othar snuffs. Also, Fine Cut To-
bacco in the tin-foil and papers. A more par
ticular description Of the various articles can
be known BY sending fora full price current as
above. 3m.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24
NsDH'HGE
NOIICH.
lICE

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
the undersigned, in the practice Of the law, is
dissolved by mutual consent; and r. B. Mayes
alone is authorized TO collect ali accounts due,
and to prosecute unfinished business to final
determination. w r. MILES,
Yazoo city,Feb 1858 3o-4t. r B MAYES.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-24
ElsY Writing.
Seemed.

Theremark was male to Moore, the poai
that It vas supposed his verses slipped Of
his tongue, as II by magic, and passage oil
great ease was quoted. " Why, SIT. re-
piled Moore, . that line cost me hours, days.
weeks of atte ton. before it would come
The above anecdote co tai a REPUTATION
70 very prevalentno;ion, as to the ease and
facility with which eloquent passages are
written The words beng gracefully ar
ranged ana flowing though idiomatic sem
fences with such natural energy, we are,
very apr 70 fancy that the ease with which
read them was nearly equalled BY that
with which they were written. But could
we see the manuscript, the bios aud the err
sures, the cha ges and intersinealions
mi ht tel 4 very diff rsnt story.
1t is true. some mems. first ought and
frst language are the best they can produce.
It's said that the celebrated Robert Hall
wrote his sermons with great rapidly. but
wishing to perfect them. he changed and re-
plunged particular passages, until in despair
of Improvement, he re-adopted his first ex-
pressions. But. wi the majority of cult.
yated men, the reverse is the general rule.
The more thought they give TO a subject,
Chi clearer theirideas become, and the more
fasli1Ious their choice Of the Language en-.
ployed ..
Cray retains hiselegy eleven years be-
fore his last polish II ID been given to that
almost unrivallsd production -Gibbon wrote
the frst part 81 his gset history several
times Bfougham did slie same for the OK
ordinm aid paroraiion "a his detence Of
Qaeea Caroline and Burke's manuscripts
are Gil of corrections. Poestates thateven
SO felicioas a writer As n 2 Willis, produ
ces his liveiya seemingly carel ess articles
only after great labor an num5erless chan
ges.
An acquaiatanes Of ours once asked DR.
Lyman Beecher whose powerful, sweeping
style is well known. how long It took i'm to
write sermon. He replied that he had
written two in a day but said he, in.
order 70 write sermon, that am no
ashamed 81. I want SIC soeeks'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15

A correspondent, writing 10 the FfA,r'e
Farmer, which BY the way is an excel.
lent paper, and one which every farmer
ought to have. gives some very useful
hints as follows:
All farm stock will be healthier for an
occasional feed of roots in winter. and
one iuii mess per day viii Be found COED
economy. Prepare then TO raise carrots,
sugar beets, parsneps Sc, Tor year am
mails. and be assured it Will pay Par
snips should he planted by the 9th OF
April il practicable, and carrots carrier
than corn, that they may the more readily
overtop the weeds the only difficulty IN
their alundan,ly economical production.
The bee, crop may be planted alter tn.
eorn--say abou; June, LIST, hereabeais.
Our deep, black pra,ie soil is capital
for the long root crops. IL SHOULD bt
plcwed ten VI twelve inches deep. how.
eyer-and better Vet trench. plowed, es-
pecially Tor paEsaeps and carrots.
% The adjourned Memphis conven.
ton viii be- held a, Charleston, on the
10Th April, prox.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15

this OrNrsENrtv be GOOD. Day ny cay Ie~
-,i .~ac- Of ITS power, and H~~ Pc y OF H.
efscary are e,,,,naa " developed. iis tao
beyond the paw-r Of ca,i or eonts ali, t'en'
that It il lnfsil,shl- In tie cure o. ali iuMo.s,
Uu,cer., Sores, Burns, letters. Pes Scroll
10. E., .i,e's., Chi'h's,ns, Sca,d Head. Sore
ewes GAN, :. Cseaa RI atiss1, Broken br~ss'.
Asue in the Face, Corns, IS. II completely
restores the Iusensihle prr.p,rstion, aud =.
t.as mean. e pen. those s.raa~s nv which Ma
tur- intended 10 exp-l the mor hid matter oil the
ody--thus is the system cha se,i, tie beeo
nllif.d, ars. the heath restore. II las POW
.r 10 cause al rx,ernai Sores, Scfpin'oas Hu-
nors. Skin Diseases. sna POISONOUS W""nd'
70 dts,h.' se their pu,rld matter, Aid the" hea
them.
It's rightly termed sf-hea'ing, fer there il
scarcely q disease. external ., in'ctns., ihss i
vii roi benefit. II has been used for the las
fourteen years for all diseases OF the Chez
Consumption ard Liver, involving the Wins Y
danger and responsibility, aud hct IN ohe cas-
has u fa,i ~ 10 hen. fit when the patient va.
F, within the resca Of moriaI means.
| - For sale in Tp,ou, BY A. Gilbert, asen
| ~, .edai county. loas. nl-lY
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ESSENCE OF JAMAICA CrNr

LoSLNVE Ut JAWAICA OINtIEE
HHiS ESSENCE - a preparation Of usefli
excellence. In ordinary di4sthor, incip-
tent cholera, IA short, IN ali cas- Of irvDtr.
ton Of the digestive functions, it 10 Of Inest.
,nabis value During the prevalence Of spi :
demic eholera aud summer complaints OF chi.
dren. II y peculiarly efieaeious no fawily CT
individual should be without il.
@CAurios.-Be sure to get the genui...
.ssence, which isprepAfed only by r. BaOws
at his Dug and Cnrmscsl Store, N. n, Co, .
ner Of Fl,tn AID Chestaut Streets, i.h,isa...
rhia, and for sale ny oil the rsspsc.Aa.s Apot h.
scar,es in tho United States. and IN Upton i \
A. GILBERT, Agent for Cedar county, Low :.
where can be had ainEs, medicine, tsney a,s,.
c,es, &c, large assAItansat, AID 81 low a.,
prices. 81 Tb,.n, Nov. L, lisa.
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ENDS AND ODDITIES.

~We have no desire 10 be &C.
quaintei with the bachelor who perpe.
tra.ed the following:
"Nature, impartial IN her ends,
When she made man the strongest.
.~ la,u..ree then to make amends,
E Made wouan's tongue the longest.
S Why are good resolutions like
fainting ladies'! Because they want car.
Tying out.
rJMr. Smith, don't you think Mr..
Skeesics is q young man OF parts =
Decidedly so, Miss Brown; he is part
nunsxa,l, ani part xnave, and par, fool. "
p1r Why is a niger peeping through
q knot-hole, ike large body OF water In
EUopes Because i. is the black see"
e0- The late come, will be here agar
in the year 2li7. We believe we shan I
wait to see II.
s1- Should you catch yourself Wits.
ting in a printing Office. and any one
should tell you to whistle loaief-don',
you do it.
py- A drunkard's nose Is said to bs a
light house warning US of the little water
tha. passes underneath.
n1r"Madam," said a cross temper
ed physician to patient, 'if some wo.
men were admitted to paradise, their
tongues would make it purgatory."
"Anl some physicians, il allowed to
practice there, would make j, desert"
replied the lady.
rY- "Wna, have you done to further
human progress g. asked sententious
philosopher the other day Of Jenkins.
jenkins reply was clear AMI decisive:
I've seven boys anl two girls, sir"
The philosopher departed. aud for the
first time in his life thought.
I'D Religion is u necessary, an in
dispensible element in any great human
character. There is no living without II.
Religion is the tie that Connects man to
his Creator. aud holds him to his throne.
--Daaisi Webster.
THEFAvoR,rE VowEI.-tJane what
letter in the alphabe, do you like bes, 2
"Wha, | don't like to say, Mr.. Snobbs. v
"Poon, nonsense! Tell righ, out, Jane
which you ike best" "WeIl, {blushing
anu dropping her eyes, l ike u best"
president Pierce's bust is much ADM.
red. Ike" said Mrs. Parting,on, did
you read that jus. as i. IS printed 3
Well, Shouldn't wonder if Was lington
were destroyed like the wicked cities OF
oil there is 50 mu.i sin III algh places,
as or Parsoa says. President Pierce
bass--aa the people adniring him.
lis jus. wat the Tribune said OF him be.
fore he was elected. Dear me, | thought
he swor- to pro,ect his Constitution. -
Perjury AL ttalxeaaeSs are gfeat SINS.
Port.
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1ern,les eas, Of Iowa City. p north cas-, Il
III N.se alive and 5 north Ut ~est " h"s"-
cs,er--csmprisiug about 8 acres OF grAi,ea Ap
p,etrees. grown on prairie soil, Of Tie follow
ing varieties - .
..,s.r;can S,iwn,er Pearmain. Red
June. S.ceet June, Samsssr Rose, SuT"'er
Rnmso, Early Ssvet Boagh' Sams's'
Quees, lioekei, Ohio .NonparsI, uh''e
Rambo, Wn< .fpple, Foa Ra"ste, Caro-
Ina S,res. Nesei Boagh, Tests STea,
Wulsons Swe.f, Woods Nreei, Marks
Nrea. Red S.ree' PirP.n, Sripea S.rtef
p,pp.a, Rolaan Seas, Baldrin. Ra.cleys
Jaane,, Grey RcmGnits-.Sster faii or
Rockramai,., Waas Wmter, l'sd'mdt".
Wi,..er Red Cart House = Gapin or Red
sos.an.ie. Wars .7pl4t or brooks Red
Streak, Ua,liorer, Nresrs, Northern
Spy. S,carr, Wtiiow Tuig. Eiatr OF MAJ
IN. Sr,ei Romaaae, YELLOW Bei!forer,
Princes Harresi Prtnss Iuasatsn ING
Rhode island G,eening Psssaocks Il.nfer, ,
.Aeufyrn Pippin, Early Pennock ole
Cu.lppis- &an'ey sEaris-.Nsoelys Ear
~ or .Mahsr lei.ou, flrsfk.n or PYlnP
S.gesf Ddnwr's Hia'er Nnec', Lysdn $
Umisr Street, Benon. ..eu,oun slpason-
bmrh, Green P.ppin, iv.n.er Sceet, M,
chasl Henry P,ppa. .ho,'sfrous Pipptn,
Fall Beauty, tar,ltna jane, Ianduvre,
Grind Sto's or .imer'ean iTr'n' nne
Sap, Ortley - Wh,ts Detroit Hdrren PIP
pin-HoilosO CorePippin-UhaeBe. !''oe-
e-Jersey Grening or Hoo'man's Long
Glass .4pples. ted N'ips, Pound PiRp,n
.Muiden's Blush. B"Iocks Pippin or
.fmercan Colder Russell Harrison
Horse Apple, Hail0cks Faror'ts, Red
WiMer Pearmain. Smah's Cdr, Uhs.e
Pipp,n. Red Stberaon Grab. ......
PaIcr or Trees, $40, PER 100, OR
500 W FER 1000.
Thrifty Cattle or other young ock taken at
a fair price, If delivered when the trees are
pa, chased. The ,ength Of time required 10
bring trees into market, aad our low price for
bids our selling on credit Address,
G. p. WOOD, Pedee, Ceoar Co., Iowa.
18th III. 1t. lrth, 1853 .n6 low.
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AWFUL DEArH.-A mos, tragical tale is
told OF tue sUd.rings oil three soldiers O.
a detachment. OF TIE 69.n regineat, now
stationed a. Toronto. and black man
who 60, into boat with the soldiers with
the ihtennoa OF deserving, and getting
over to Grab Island, aud from theme as
portanty oHorded, TO America. After
a vllie. the wind arising, they were dry-
ea Out OF their course. and So remained
ia the open boat ior several days, wltnou,
Icoi or water At length one or n. sol
dteFs proposed ~ draw lots, that one
should be Lei to furnish bod for the
Q hers hey drt 50, aud he lot fell up
ou Thomas Bucsiey, one Of the sold iefs.
who forthwith hoDnd Up has arm, and
O. eaed d sel4 - bleed himself 10 death.
Jae Of the Others. and ln- black man
s1gkel LIS hood, 2nd after wards went
fariag Aad, aal j4rupel ll..o la.e SEA-
bac 'ry 43sJ died aud there remained
o4Iy orr Z II I8eI oat oi tue parry In the
b1a', " liilam Lennon wtl0 threw tn.
dead body int0 Tue sea, lasaed thu helm
and le,. fllhseii ~ n4s late He mad no,
tasted any 81 b4eKleys blood becaus..
according - BIZ own Statement. he Lad
teH scfupas Al DONG 81. e fe had beer.
L. Coiafade. After eIeyen days drifting
ttf- boai MAS dnrea % the coast of St
Dotn'hgo ard tie coast. guard found The
saiFHef, a.'er giving hin re.r-st.!n-a,..
o@ut tltm Jacn.ei % he English consul,
brioFe "Aotn Ia made relallon O; IA.
.aeiS as aboFs, and he was ser, back to
'ofsola IA Tie steamer. - Bartadoss Pa.
per.
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"Fubbs, want to talk to YOU while,
and want you 10 keep AWAKE while !
do Il You want TO 60 TO sleeps Yes,
you always want to 80 10 sie.D. but | don,
I'm no, one OF the sleepy kind. Its a
gooi thing Tor you, Mr.. Fubbs, tina, you
have wife WHO lmpars information by
lectures, else you would BE- periec, ig-
notamus. Not thing about III. house
10 read, except Bible that the Christian
ASSOCIATION gave you. and i tract that a
fellow called Porter Jeff ore day entitled,
"L'gta fcs IRE Heather" lis well he
left II, For YOU are a hea;aep, Fabbs.-
You, thank God You amt Mormon g.
Yes. understand that inslnuatIon, TOO,
you profane wretch You mean you're
glad you ha,n't but one wife You never
WJ,..a nave AaoH.4 .aerC VAS Mormon,
Mr.. Fubbs, # lnadn'l told you, for you're
too stingy 10 take paper. You amt
able to axe papegs Now Fubbss |
declare your name ought 70 De F DDS, you
tell SO many OF en-. It's only last week
that ! lost one dollar and Atty cents on
butter TIA, sold TO peidler. because
didn't know the market price, wnlen is
published every week. TINS would nave
paid for the paper whole Year. And
then you are So ignorant, Fubbs. DID NJ,
yea Ak your gna other 1sy, aa.i walk
clear down 10 the Big Marsa hunting.
beeaas- somebody told you the Turkeys
were marching iuto the Rusnes. Yes
YOU did, Fubbs, you needn't deny H.
Ba. the Turkeys were all out Of the
R1shes, guess, before YOU got there. -
Dldn't Kill any did you' /, vas tad
day Tor turkeys wasut!.s uai La la ;
ODD Bulls concert SAID Mrs. Par
tngtoa, giaGelng ID LON ner .nIttiag as
sae reai The aa4oaacrIn at vi The grand
concert Oh Saturday evening, and she
ssnlled as the ridiculous fancy ran through
lie minj, Ike grassaoppef IN i si1to!e
Held Of al oil bull giving concert
'Aaa yet !; isn't 80 very wondef.4 Il, coa-
nnued she, Tor | remember cat and
canary thai lived together, and one Or
The other 81 EN- used 10 sung beautifully.
Eat wonder what BE- plays on. Ike
So ses.ed l.iat IL played III Que Of MS
Aafas, w.izd seemed - b, ,erv reason
able i aul glad ae Is gong ~ .es- lis
concert, because when | went down 10
hear al afuzan play On a violence, as they
@atied Il, tn0uga iound OF afterwards
It va aotasas ~: a adile, tney ..Ic
got"5 = -a.nse ine dollar I'll told .lu
VS. one ott1e connections II liz. post
aaJ ties Il; ne =. caa.t taJas w.tst
muse IN old Dull can make, I'm sure
1t nus Dr. fery uproarlous. should think.
al b.tlsr flied f1r oyertufns than fyf
pastugai mustc, Sac closed her era.o..,
"lta pinch ., suuf, aud q: "a LEI
wires again like tele RI palc despatch
ana Went ahead, wniie Ike amused hun
Sci by scratching lis name with broad
La IL Inasuliiosn. Roman capitals, up.
on the newly painted panel u AI,cLen
dos -6ostos Post