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LARD Far1aAs. EsoeH Evru4r FRESHMAN EVE iaat
T AXE FORGET Fonr WILLIAM

Y AXE GEO GE. The FoRT WILLIAM
HENRY HOTEL situated above place will BE- Den a.
ths reception of guests of June next Ne avs
Tha Hotel September last situated tba
'utn end 81 the Lake. adjonug the For Will
lam Henry aad short distance The 1t has
view q Re Lake or milea The house and
ABOUT fevO IL 29S eet in length
swng 10 fee. IN the The grounds lbs most
sss sasI o and lighted wh Water
every part q the houhe, furnishing full supply and cold
motel every comfort and
de d and urnlahed 10 ayia inferior civ
hotels The all large with complete ventilation and most
connect so That a1ies Of be
my % preierred Livery Stable house
sogetner with an abundance Of stable and barn room.
mSsi Sud DAM Ell GALE, Proprietor
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HOLtYWOOD-Easter Shore Of Mohils -

HOLLYWOOD-Eastern Shore Of Mobile ~
Bay = The public 10 respectfully informed that The &
shSys delightful Watering Place reception
beautifully situated the Mobile Bav
a hours run from Mobile ey Capt Joe Armstrong;
y L. entirely free FROM musqaoes nbundauty aup
ed with pure delicious spring water II delightfully."- shaded
by tall majestic oaks The bahtug good I'd tba
baths unsurpssasd In short offers every
peIaons DESTROYS Of spending the
never Known Ample have
such ~ rsnag sailing burning ten Pima billiards, pistol galleries.
fhe hoaae Will be under Of
Eyeritt formerly OIisana who ns
edhimae Mr. Willard he style Of and
Evett They will do their patronage Of the
pubic and most respectfully solicit shae patronage.
| fetsons leaving Saurdsys
arrive at Hollywood By II O'Clock the day.
,ry FREEMAN EVERETT.
M s.tau
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CorcLusroNs-The Alabama Vshy Spring ia remarkable
quantity of alcne bi-carbonate nlmost puye
which they contain 10 wit $500 grains gallon grains
PSF pint, or i-l2 grammas parltre
For the sas Iodine psrcspbs only gallons
Of water.
Tor the ANAL proportion they the suphas Of
chloride Of aodiun. -
Fer the presence Bnphats magnolia In sa prcpor
ton. Few springs IN this United Staten contain this SALT
g. For the al chloride at ono most
noxious and disagreenbe in mineral springs. ~
As the Alabama Vchy Springs exrsmely analogous tho
precbs all watch The Vieay waters M
quite peasat TO the aase they stimulate the digestive
without disturbing Overlooking the stomach
the humars rapidly All secrson which had BY
alkaline who for syea
dys have drank freely of the wgte In
cuy those Of the
SULPHUR SPRING.
ThiA apring similar copostn
Europe IT, however, contains
bi-carbonate Of Ho0a than this EaTopean aDring. -
AsALrshe following she Ingredients contained in an Eng
mint (RnA Diptl. --1h=
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IL Asst PASCAGOULA-The subsori- AsszA
80 Der has renewed and rehttad his establishment for ssX
All III sea as1gg az my prepared to offer TO yisor
oar and besdsa which ths
Proprietor three other ren
jeS Inns foot OF Steamboat Whar Ess, Pasaaa I'll.
i ARNES HOTEL, Mississippi City, Sz==se
Mississippi, will reception Visitors ssssm
On hu lat Of June next Dr. E. r. Wakeas attending Eah
physician. BARNES preenr.ta,
-.ex oilenas, n9IliIt.looa.
bARADlSE POINT HOTEL, Second AaszA
REDUCED. 49, o''' AZ GskaE-
IRn.sPe month"; Ss; day. u Children and Ser
halIprce. [jys I0tl a. W TIES "A n DEN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
coLEMA MS

z s...-r,Tvgl..4.. UULE III ANFS l15--. 77tIT. m
PATENT uNDULaT0RY CORN IND
FIGURING MILL MANUFACToRY
Il City of Jefferson. Suburb of New Orleans.
WATERFRONT AND DEPOT SO NATCHEz STREET.
NEW ORLEANS,
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.5a.... lCOPPER-FACED TYPE.
FHSHE NEWTON COPPER TYPE COMPANY

II in giving notice Of their
William entrance No. IA
particular OF Prnea tho great Improvement they
recently msde in aer work. - " &
sso at place. greatly increased facesor Cop
per Facing Type, Stereotype Plates, Cuts, etc.
feature Specimen
Books OF the principal IT. Founders
inspection of Priate Is believed that this prove gre al
convenience 70 Prtntero whether residents
abng hem glance
from the of type syen
through this directly with the
one OF the Stockholders OF this resides
operates the invention Of Dr. Newton which
ar acties getting type from tbere should patrons
dezie it and 30 order.
The Of Printers in this last
three the CopperFaeed Type
word
the comparative msIits Of and metal
aes OF printing BY COppsrr
2 three mss more durable they work sharper
letters Of the ALPHABET mnre easily dIsIngushAbie.
Owing to the dules properly
done hla places or the
rsencies and this only place type
now be Coppsr-F AGED.
Th Company Dr. Hewtoa's Patent aud ali
toned Aad Patent Copperfacng
by using thai eoppers coed by Than Thu Company
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f.ULLUM,s sPsINGs, CHoorAw Co.,

" Az. eighty ii miller above Mobile miles s55s
Of Mobile ana Ohio Railroad, and I've ea
@ q sss Dsng NJ s 1M an
ssa asfs' on N &c ssa hs
s bin a
sspsss aad az nsas esan aad any
@ r Gs na %
TosIgbss While ihoss WIG prefer by
psIss of es
saa
making daily ps to and from she the 10th to
e sss %
ssss a Il n h. s s,ss s s ss s 20
BE os H., tsys effected
M
aa.s pssss.s viii , s s II diseases
i'f "n'a 'ns 'N'''' An cERTITicATEs y D'''A'A''
81
pss z
q #
SULPHUR,
si H., M
N d The ADD, mnal viscara.
~ " lain " st sss
3D. That .sIruginous Syringe act Tonnes in multi
a ss 4 as !. s
useiu prescribed and administered with Judgment
j. sevgnot, D.M.P., H. Darst D. NJ. p
BaIbe, D Nj. p, P. Abu7zi, o. NJ p,
Oh. TMpin, D. M. p. y Mamllton, D. NJ. P,s
v. Foftneau d. M. p, G. de Valstt, D. Nj. P,s
A. Mercier, d. M Z, ch pelsry D. M. r,
New Orleans, April 90, 1855.
A. Lambert, D. d, P,- ]. Labatut. D. NJ. p,
A.pecanat, D. ri. p, s. Martin, D. III, p,
A. Lemat D. NJ. p, D. Thiery, D. NJ r.,
James Jonea, M. D., P. Tricen, D. NJ p. =Ol5. \
Joseph Martin. D. MP. ~ l
Mobile April 1s, 1855.
NH ca CuIIuA Dear ST have ust reviewed the analysr
By Mr. Avequn Of Springs which requssed you
send me- -
celebrated springs Europe very
large Of mineral Ingredients they no
Spgs parallel the Badon Springs which
Inc sst these waters Chronic Diseases Of the
Digestive cannot qnentoned and in
tsry respectfully yours etc. sJ.c. MOTT, M D.
inYads proprietor pledges himself particularly that no
exeron his part will be wanting make them comfortable
contspted.
The AnAys OF the following Syringe made Mr. j. B.
gum of new Orleans, gentleman whose reputation
Chemist Ianks amongst the hgheA not OILY in this country
France also; 8..--
Proportions Of the contained an Eng
lish pint or the eighth part Of gallon:
carbonic Acid mercy noted, Grains Troy Weight.
Ambiguous B Ca, Donate Of Soda. l. -
OF Potaas.
THE posss is in very email proportion compared with
Anhyirous Biearbonste Of Lime Maguesia.
Bllcate Of Seu..
Anhydrous suphates of Soda and Magnesia.
Cherde OF Sodium
Iodine Of Sodiun-a trace 10000
setx uneomnned a........0-lT5
Organic matter arotised and noz- ssotsed.
10 80
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NTOoRHIES, GRIGGs & CO., No 10 Tchou-

VOORHEES,, GhlGGS u CO., No 10 Tehou-
pitonlas ssrast have in and for sale--
casks prime Cincinnati Sides and shoalders
LAfsD-ese bills and tierces and 500 ksgs prime.
LARD 0a00 hbH cenktnRs, Topin Hus, Engiers, Whet.
soneia and ether prsnds.
POTK-250 bns hosa and Prime.
BEEF-ae0 half bbs John H. Davis Family Meas
aa Sugar Cured Dried Beef and Tongues the brand.
HAAs-sO0 teros John B. ch,ids, n y Thomaa John shay
and John IL Dawn choices Sugar Cured.
HHIsKY-seO bbIa Orsrs Dsana Holmes conwsils
Extra.
SnAP--s0o boxes Goo. Shiito's oene Oxide.
ADA aAHTINE boxes H. Sc and 81,
coiored papers chooe tbs MEXICAN market.
STAR aud half So and 6s
brands.
BUTTER AND cHEEsE-sOo pkss A. w. Browns Western
Reserve. :
OLD bbs superior Old Monsngahela and Bourbon
OATAwBA Wtssle0 OF sn2wohs celebrated Spark
ling, BrsHsy, Sect Wins and Dry. jst
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MIR. Guyol, on behalf Of the above committee
offered the following report, which was read ane

7
offered the following report, which was read and
adopted;
The Commttee on Police, to whom was referred
several subjects beg 70 present the following report
together with the necessary resolutions for APPROVAL
LIST. On the petition Of residents in the vicinity OF
Rampant and Common streets complaining of the
"horse auctione in said neghborhood, your committee
areof the opinion that said auction great nuisance
viz by blocking up almost entirely the whole street
o a e. sssMs % d
sent resolution forbddng the sale of The the
street.
I'd On tho petition of D. O. Nadaud, Commssary of
the Vegetable Market, Second District, complaining
that a sufficient supply of water Is not allowed 10
cleanse said MARKET and haithe person who has been
employed 10 clean the same by removing ali the fish,
game, etc that is condemned from said market, is not
paid has he been paid for the last thirteen months
committee beg leave 10 state that is absolutely
necessary 10 have such person employed In said
market. They therefore present resolution author.
zng The payment for the services rendered for the last
thirteen months; also authorizing the Commissary to
employ suitable person perform the several duties
required of him in order to Keep The marke, in proper
order.
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY GUYoL,
g. BANISTER, "a
essEs II. A., BaRTLkPTE.
The following resolutions accompanying the
above report, were read, the rules being sua-
pended, and on motion referred to the Finance
Committee:
Rsso1vea, That the Comptroller warrant on the
lars. in favor Of Widow II Bouet, for htreen months
wages, to the September 1866 negroes employed
70 remove condemned provisions from the Vegetable
Market, Second District.
Resolved, That the Commissary OF the Vegetable |
aarkets Second District, DO authorized to employ |
snilaoie person 10 remove such vegetables and other
PROVISIONS from said Market, when necessary and The
pay not 70 exceed twenty dollars per month.
The following ordinance, accompanying the /
above report, was read twice. the rules being
suspended, and adopted by the following vote
Peas - Messrs. Banister, Bartlette, Benit,
Bridge, Chambers, Chiapeila, Citizen, Gnyol,
Kelly and Rnsha-10
Mays Messrs. Eager, Stith and Thayer- 8.
BE Il ordafnsa Tia, from and affer the passage of
this ordinance II shall NOT be lawful for any person or
persons TO hold auctions for the sale OF horses, cae
carts drsys and other vehicles in any Of the public
streets OF the CITY under penalty of twenty-five doll
lars for each offence recoverable before any off
competent jurisdiction, for the benefit OF the city.
Pc q further Ordaiae9, That all ordinances, paris
OF ordinances contrary 10 the provisions of The foTego
ing, are herehy repealed.
Inc foliowing report, from the Joint Commit
tee ON Fire, was read and unanimously adopted
The joint Gommittee Fire have The honor to re-.
port that, In accordance with Resolution No 1881
approved August 9Th, 1856 they have annotated tbs
America: Aeus
Mr Henry DAVE as principal Engineer, |
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NEW YoRK---NEw YORK.


FDwARD II. FosDICK, Commission Mer-
s s sr.s ss q MOBILE AMP
MELLOW METAL.--MuNrz's GENUMp PA
III French VAN WoIts s
=: S:.s. s s.:.. s s:s H:,s.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN ZINC PAINTS,
WHITE LEAD PATENT r DRYER AND coLoRs. The sub
II %
Up aa
having ss' that viii * sssTRS 3
No. a. "A Msiasn Lane New Yess,
B. Stone soosa zinc superior articles ior painting country
FasHE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and IRON
entirely new stys ss q
ssS
Railing elders Anchors
5 soI, nSs and and e r. q; s whole
tho zoos end 81 .l pssns s, sds doors east
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which will not be-
s.ss ,;iS.1ss
Weighing asoss
5SSs EGG ss'i!s wa
ss fSs Ne as
them 81
q
L NlON INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
soas s s
Clothing offer for sale for the Home and Trade
CLOTHING OF ALE DESCRIPTIONS.
Coats Glosks cspe Army and Navy Goods Reedns and Pea
CLOTHS.
aPa Ra ss sn Sh an Sa
Covers. Wv "A'' AA''' e'''''' t0'A'
All Air Bes POwa Cushions eBOat, BuOys
sunn,nAr AND ct,rnt,11y
nsh Ps bs Rsx ss & Bs Nipple
The Goods made BY this n
F.M.surr D.Treasurer eretary. jea lm
ENTLEMEN's SPRING AND SUMMER
ahoye the Aaor House,
READY MADE GARMENTS,
comprising overeo Freks and Dreas Coats Panaooun and
Of the latest impoaons style which
has, through long series of years The
mysl -tsiDsAlsr in Ready Mad caethins
4 ,ASH STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
y q aaecREEkY co. Importers and jobsers
s p ssfss M ascs oD o6sRf 4
Boss, HOSIERY, GLOVES, etc.
sOSEPH GILLoTT'S STEEL PENS. -
81 NV. b Nc
aas ----------------- HENRY OWEN, Agent.
NESSuP b CHILDS.-Paints, uils, Window
~ Glass; French and American ZINC PAINTS Store
var Water str" ct Mas v"rt iaa~
M D. BENJAMIN, No. 49 Nassau street,
1vAs between Liberty and Maiden Lane,
IMPORTER OF FANCY SILK GOODS, 99ss
aas r ass aRG9 bs
Nee1lea, etc.
ss EMUVAL OF DIR. FEUCHTWANGER's
H. u Office TO ss Maiden Lane few
Undersigned takes this method
Pyotechnists
with all thelr He
and manufactures the most Essences.
Daguerreoype Cbemicals heosrs Bone
and French resubiimed iodins, chemically
posaphide Soda and Cyanide Potassium, Chic
Salts Cold vnB
Ca vas; best Plumbago Rouge Id bottes
barya Amnonai Crmine 1Tipo;
Lime, for polishing steel For the Pyoeehna Engah
French and German Nitrate Sonsa Bsrya 0xaae S.rona
Soda Chlorste Potaah Metals Pana,
Manganese Zaa Cademum Nickel
mids Ammonium Patent Mednss Phosphorus
Paste, Persian Powder, Fumgatng Past les,
SpecIc Thorn Extract CoPslva and
yellow and Green beet Oil cognac Apple Jagonea
Pear, Eszences Jamaica Ercix Peach
Cherry Cider Brandy;
OILS OF Cloves Pmento Juniper Berry,
Geranun Acetic md
and variety Drugs Rare Chemica
moderate terms sale by Dr. LEWIS FEUGHTWANGER, Us
ladep Lane,
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J. II. CARTER IL co.,
Corner Of Common and Tchoupitoulas streets.

hFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
" MERCHANDISE, TO arrive, land AMI in store, viz
1900 satlens v INFER .aehsd " hale Oil.
loo "a loss Winter Bene ed Sperm Oil.
500 gsiions Winter BE- S5ar OIL.
I0U bb Nc. Ssais Tanners Oil.
$50 abs Ms 2 ADD 8 Tlnnett' Uni.
50 bhe da1hiaers Oh.
30 bbls PuFa Nsaialeet Oil
1910 packages Maeserel (nsw) Nos !, and g.
fpO0 anastor boxes c 5dhsh (aeSA
100 haif pbs b more koe Herring. r'
30 bbls. Pick ed Hsrriag.
800 bofesS aoked Herring.
10, bCIss Spam Candles. z.- -.
500 boxea samiiy and No. l Soap.
loco packag Pickles, Sauces, ets.
so each ID cans3 Salmen and Loba.ers
g 500 boxes Cuba SKIS Cgus. ar5I +
tQt0 pAoEa1 O. Imperial and Gnnpowdsr Tea.
100 bhie. Crushed snd Powdered Sugar.
100 p3esetso d Government Java CH1se.
nay BLACK nnrr.A :
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
% GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
snsy ofsr supply Dugsss and Dealers at Propsor
wholesale prices.
s Depo. Special Agency, Charrssstrse
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WOLVES AROMATIC sCHEIDAM scHNAPPs.
- Druggsts and ~ dsasIs any o. she ateisa
catalogue, will hnd to th advantage by
calling sending will BE- the
extensive Of GENUINE PATENT MDCiNks IN the
United State lowest Please addreas
= y, WRIGHT a 90.
GENuTNE MED(CIfE WAREHOUSE, =
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, :
R.i,,.-. Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orlsana
Ihmpersd, that the 18th 1885, before me- ha
sy q the Peace 10 and for
oshs Home Mutual Insurance OF Nc Orsans
aay sworn, according 10 lbs
ofthssaid Company. A. hROTHER III sidar, ~ 's'9A
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary,
bsfors
C,V.JONTE, Second Justice oil the Peace
"
fuaty nsxs. - s-
hs board Of have also directed amount prcnts
hs ending the Soth December 1884, placed
70 he credit Of contingent account. f
parl 81 the ssas
vsrs and damage the
omes, No. "a campitYsst.
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5.4d s&F~ tsTATE OF LOUISIANA.
-= rAfisb OF orsans City OF New Orleans
20 that On the Gath March, 1885, boor. tho
ssns ~ 'hs feacs IN aud for city aforesad
Gnafss ,sgg preaidut III 4
" tn mutual insurance COMPANY of Nav
being duly according do deuoss ana
ceounis i sud true and tsnscrpt tra IN
raw aN S'AF"AS' kHAkLtS sbklGss, Pre- sidvpt.
svou.a .,a ,,h..,h. H. I. IANVlER, Secretary,
before me- this Gath day hiarcn ISk6
4ssc,,a y.,. - .., G. v. JoNTE,
~ naIe declared dividend twenty psr cent
W Of the ending March iah
'N VA 1ha oitsf bhs ufsI day Of dune
TO insure against the pers of the sess and
Once southeast corner Of Camp hatcher aree,a
CHARLES BRIGGS. President
h. P. JANVIER, Secretary. ''AA'Ai ace Ffesissni.
New 0risans, March "a, 1855.
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tsTATEroF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of orleans City ii New Orleans.
Be rem'nssis that on the lsth june 1855 before th
sonay apeasd josn Psmbr.ou A. per-
afy OF the Merchants Insurance. Mutual COMPANY of MAJ 49,
who being duly swqIn according AZ nose and
books Of said Company. ~ Ansefips from the
JOHN PEsIBERToN prssdsn.
a. =. "a ,rhar,;haa ,., q. sSHRElBER, Secretary.
ea.or5 Jrr,;,s =, Al, rge, G. v. JONTE.
Tho Board Of Directors have declared a a;vd.u. =,
Cent the nal participating in tbs re
ending Si May 1885, for which ~ me
on As las Of August 1855. win De issned
JOHN pEMBERToN. Prssd.,,
Nav Orleans Juno H. 1855. a. scARElBER, Secretary,
DIRECTORS:
John Pembsrton, B. o. vispnud D.. ~ I
Logan Midnight NJ Cuddy. n "a Sleuas
n ynsSSies p Man. Nus q. Mlienbsrger,
p 8 so@1.se. nAspero. ieia.f
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Mr. H. Goodrich as Assistant Engineer.
Mr. Samuel Sullivan as Fireman. Af4 g.
: Mr. Chas. Johnston Driver of the Hose Carriage
AL Of which is respectfully subniited for yoar APP
prevail.
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Guy Fawkes in speciacles, with a tin cans.
Ter in his hand instead of lantern, you will
realise your correspon dent in his arduous oc.
cupation. After while industry was re.
warded--for, during the day, succeeded in
capturing at least half dozen grasshoppers
This comparative wealth was not unattended
with trials and tribulaiions, for every addition
l made TO il exposed me 10 the risk of ruin
You must know, Sir, that the aperture TO the
tin canister was Of a fatal size, imperfeclly
barricaded with knot ofpaper. Like the
gates of citadel, il was much easier for the
inhabitants 10 march out than for stranger
10 march in and so when had an addition
10 the general population, consist ling Of one,
generally experienced deserion, consist
ing of two--so, that, in the long iun, il was
not my interest TO hunt grasshoppers for more
than an hour at time. If continued the
occupation for long period, worked stead
lily backward to the point whence star
ted,
believe am very earnest sportsman.
but confess the tranquility Of catching moth
ing surpasses, in my estimation, the excite
ment of catching one, beyond which number
it is not easy to progress. Why should be
expected 10 pull out fish every time one
bl:es Why convert delightful con:empla.
live paslime into a laborious occupation p
II better suits my idiosyncrasy to sit with the
line in my hand, ard kno,c there is fish al
the end-,o'pull it up occasionally cru
ely, with intention of breaking its jaw by
extracting the hook, but fondly, as something
that belongs TO myself, than 10 lug him 10
the shore. And if The beggar should happen
10 get away--as confess the little beggaI
very often does--I phiosophize on the ins,a-
bility of piscatorial riches, and fling another
grasshopper 10 the Faies, with contented
mind and virtuous resignation But 10 pull
up ny ne every time an cratic perch oil
greedy bass chooses 10 seize the bait, would
be work, Sir; and came down 10 play--nol
10 work.
Next 10 the passion for angling, the strong.
-est in my nature is cunning have had
some sport here lately in the wild duck way
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CHOICE POETRY.
PRIDE.
ny JOHN C SAKE.


'Tis a curious fac: as ever was known
In human nature, but often shown
Alike in castal ard cottage,
That pride, like pigs of certain breel,
Will manage 10 live and thrive on " feed y
AS poor as pauper's poltage.
OF all the notable things on earth,
The querest one is pride of birth,
AmoRg our ".ferce Democracy!'
A bridge across hundred years,
Without drop 10 save il from sneers.-
Not even couple OF rotten Peers
A thing for laughter, heers, and leers,
Is American arislocracy!
Depend upon it my snobbish friend,
Your family thread you can't ascend,
Without good reason 10 apprehend,
You may find il waxed a, :he farther end
By some plebian vocation
Or, worse Than that, your boas,ed line
May end in loop OF stronger twine
That plagned some worthy relation!
Because you flourish in worldly affairs,
Don't be naughty and put on airs,
With Hsolent.pride of station!
Don't be proud, and turn up yournose
At poorer people in palmer clothes,
Rut1earn for the sake OF your NJ lHd's repose,
What wealth's bubble that comes, and goes
And that all Proud Flesh, wherever itgrows,
Is subject 10 irritation.