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RATES OF FREIGHT
FROM CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
TLKE EEFECT
On and after the First of June.

FROM CHARLESTON AM SAVAkNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
EFFECT
On and after the First of june.
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fortes Books and Stationery Boots Shoes and
Hats; Liquors, lis, &C, 10 bottles Camphine and
Spirits Turpentne IN bbls.; Carpeiing, Gu ma, Glass
and ilaswar-, Nfgars In cases Clocks, Conf-ctiona
ries Cot on ards, Gallery in ca Ks and boxes
Dry 600 Is in boxes and 0ales Drugs, Fruits, truit
Trees and Shrubbers, Purs, Garden Seeds Looking
Glasses and Looking Glass Pate lat owners risk,i
Oysters in and jars. Saddery, Tin add Brttania
Ware, Teas and spicr, PER 100 lbs, from ist 0eeem-
from 1st June TO LIST December IS
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such asi specified in First aud Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Liquors, in
bill. and pipes; Tobacco 10 boxes leather in rods
and boxes; oils. in bbs. and casks; crockeTy aud
QueensEare In crates and casks; Rice, Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass and oopp per zoe lbs 90
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Shoves Spades, Sad Irons, Zinc and Tin, pigs;
u.pate Anvils, Vices, casks Of Chains and Hoes,
Manila and Cotton Oordage, Coffee, heavy Cas- tngs,
Mill Gearing, Railroad Whee.s and Axles Chairs and
Spikes, and Rosin in bbs, per 100 lbs. so
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light articles
not enumerated also, Ca'boys Of Acids other
Chemicals will be charged by xctuRi weight, but az
double First Glass Rates per 100 lbs. te50
The rates the from Charleston and Savannah
Stevens n, and all stations is side, 10 Nashville
overch where they evidently exist viii be corrected
by the Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad and paid by
Treasurer upon proper certificate from the
The will pay for hid zen damages or injury 70
contents Of boxes packages when external appearance
Of damage exists
No claim for damages will he considered unless
MED with receipt showing the goods to been good
order when delivered 70 the Koa0s Charestn sa-
vannah
In Of short good the Roads require so days ior
animation Of the nen not found by the expiration q that
time the Road del verng win be authorised to Paybui
claim shan be considered goods sought for less receipts
are exhibited evidence OF Shipment
No goods w BE- delivered until all charges paid, md
receipt given by the eoasignres or their agents
The Agents Of the ~ O. r. under heavy bonds 10
the company AID a freight bills due 10 the Agents ind
yduay therefore freight bills must be paid 10 ful, and
CARNATIONS for charges, damages, &C. must be paid by
the Treasurer only upon certificate Of the Agent sud
thorty q the Superintendent.
mayi5 II. /. ANDERSON, Supt.
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Monday Morning, June 2, 1865.

EB A number of errors marred the bean.
ty and sense of Mrs. FRENon's poem. which
appeared in the Patriot Saturday. Asking
her pardon for the annoyance, we republish il
this morning as written.
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GRAND SPECULATION
FOR A SMALL INVESTMENTS!
1,2OO PRIZES! 10000 DOLLAnS!
IMPROVEMENT ON THE
Approved Bavana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Capital $4,000!

1900 Prizes Amounting to $50, 000!!
Tickets SO co. Halves SIS 90; Quarters $3.50
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mail need fear its being
lost Orders punctualy attende too Communications
hdental Bank Notes Of sound banks taken at par Draw
ings sent to all ordering tickets.
Those wishing part cuiar numbers should order imme
diately. Address JAMES +. WINTER, Man ger,
MACON, Ga
mavl6 or, BOX 143, NAsHvILIE p. o
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navidson County Bonds for Sale.

NHE andsrsen, Is authors-a b. sell large arou Of
Il Davidson County Bonds upon such terus make he
a most desirable investment. These bcnis have shout
year, % aud b-ar interest az he rae
Of u per crnt p rannum pa able sem anomaly Those
wishng paFhRs. obfa al ceSary Information y
ta'ysT-ia w. WIRELESS ca.her.
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Carter's Spanish Mixture.

Carriers Spanish Mixture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
THE BEST AETHRATIVE KNOWNI!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
An Infallibls Remedy
For scrofa Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate Cutaneous
Eruptions Pimples Postues the Face, Bioiehes,
Boils. Ague aud Fever, Chronic core Eyes, Ring
worm or letter, Scaldhead, Enlargement and
Pain Of the Bones and Joints, Salt RheUm,
Stubborn Ulcers Syphilitic Disorders,
and all diseases arising from
injudcous use OF Mercury,
Imprudsnce In Life,
or Impurity of
The Blood
This Great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of the blood
no used thousands of grateful patients from all parts Of
United States who testify DAILY to the remarkable cures
performed by the greatest Of all medicines "CARTERs
SPANISH MIXTURE Neuralgia Rheumatism. scrofulA,
Kuptious Of the ekn Liver Disease, Ulcers Old Sores AZ
lection Of the Kidneys Diseases of the roat Female Com
plants pains and aching Of the Bones and Joints speed
lily put to tight 6y gns TINS
compare with 1t. Il cleanses the system Of an impurities
cts gently and efficiently on the Liver and Kidneys and
strengthens dgesion gives tone to the stomach makes
the skin and healthy restores the constitution
eneebed by disease broken dSwa by the excuses Of
| youth, to its pristine vigor and strength
For the DISEASES OF peculiarly applicable
wherever it nuwn is regularly prescribed with
happest effects IL invigorates the weak and deblaed
and imparts elasticity 20 the worn out frame clears ne skn
and the patient fresh and healthy single bottle OF
this nestmsble remedy worth all the called Sarsapar
The large number Of certificates which have received
from from all parts OF the United States Is the pest
evidence that there Humbug about it, The press hotel
keepers magistrates, physicians and public men, wen known
to the community, all add their testimony to the wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Call the Agent and get Almanac, and read the de-
tails OF astonishing perform by CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE in most Scere every thing else hds Sig
ndy JdSLed) The lin Is an advertisement will not sd'
nit theiI full Insertion
WIN s. BEERS CO., Proprietor,
No. 304 Broadway, NEW YORK.
To whom all orders must be addressed
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants 10 all parts
Of the United States ana the Canadas, and by
apis W. T. GRAY, NASHVILLE
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STOCKPON'S
Patent Straw Cutter.

N ntCHku SNktW NuGNCEs
rINHE multiplicity Straw Cutters already before the pub
lie large proportion u which having failed successfully
stand the test q thorough trial and having fallen Ear short
o. representations u the vender well the expecfa-
ons q The purchasers general dsTu has been created
the public mind Cor all machines Of this description Hence
il becomes consideration Of the Importance before
the general Introduction ola eopeern Nc which there
20 much doubt and connected with shch III have
failures that Il should hrst have been subject
the thorough and critical test and its lain merit
clearly established beyond a aoubt This machine has nov
been IN existence upwards u tEeTs months during which
time submitted % the tests and has
der gone notifications and alseraons with view Of bringing
AZ near perfection possible II complete and pre-
sentrd 10 the pablic IN tae fali confidence
ants q the farming eommany and the high repu
tatoa has already obtained and the opons formed Of IL
by all Who have used Il.
ia Greai strength and Durability.
"a An entire freedom from epmpeation being simple
a. q Be easily operated ~ bog twelve deen years o.
age without ths 81 ghtesi fsaF Of arrangement
SA per0Tiy and exeeenee Of execution, cutting with
great ease, Fapiity and exactness.
An Great seonoy IN prc, being offered At The le~ rate
otsr asvsntssss mishi be mentioned would occupy
toe much space.
II possesses one pecarity however 50 remarkable and
important cannot forbsF making mention q h. We
aads 10 sFRxa designed keep the knife
aaays it proper place, and seeare uuariy q
tion lns yiehng aty hard and fore gn sub
stance The appearances q wh In nost machinery would BE-
liable % prodace scrssss tlgury-
Couats Rights ~ MIdils ana Wet Tease Car sale urea
extremely advanfsgeeas terms Thsy es made 10 any
uorkef 10 wooa Men - energy wanted - set Assns
Adde'S JAMS BALDWIN 4 CO,
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E% The Lincoln Journal in speaking Of the
Winchester and Alabama Railroad ssys:-"We are
firmly OF the opinion that the people of the coun-
ty now ready for action and that the iron horse
is destined to make his advent into Fayetteville at
no very distant day-so at least read the signs
of the times"
1t further states that the amount necessary to be
raised by the people OF Lincoln will secure the
completion of the road through that county, will
not exceed 100000. Ia view of the Importance,
and the magnitude, of the beneficial results which
will accrue to the people of Lincoln county and the
State at large by the completion OF this road, tits
to be hoped that the pubic spirit Of that people
will consummate it at an early day.
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R0ral HArana LOlterY.

TVHE ordinaFy drawing u ne Royal Havana LetssFy
saadaesst " ne apanikA GoFeFnnlsst andeF ne
WEDNESDAY, JUNE nm, 1850.
3 2lO.oo ..
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BLoToHEs TIE sKIs Eruptions &c, superinduced
by humors 10 the blood, and oen annoying to
youths and infants. Caters SpGnisS Mature when ia
ken according directions attacks the seat Of these dis
cases. dodges them and them By forcing the upon
the surface relieves the sufferer and restores him
health.
Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED TEE ISHALAroE OF INDICATED VAPoRs
DR. WM HUETKR, brother OF DR.. Robert Hunter, respect
fully all those who afflicted with diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs that he has returned to ST. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself
There probably class Of diseases which wide
spread n their nature and terrible in their results the
diseases Of the throat and lungs It, therefore, becomes
matter Of sOctude the rofeon to know there
BE- any whereby those diseases be controlled and
amelorated
Dr. R. Hunter and myself have made hese diseases
peculiar study years. and found that
the only whereby these diseases be reached Is by
direct local application the prescribing medicines which
breahed into the lungs in the form Of vspOr and
consequently brought In contact with the whole internal
face Of the lungs. The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons at distance sending full description Of their
case will receive treatment according their symptoms
WIN. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office Eighth st., between Pine and Chestnut sts.,
spl-5m West side, st. Louis, Mo.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



Iyour hair turning greyg Do you xsh to cultva good
whksrs and monssachesg Your hair to be son. SHAY and
soyi Your headto be comfortable and free ofdand
RUIZ Mothers your children to have luxuEant heads
ofhar? Then Books HTPxRroS FLUID, which aeUsr
isin its unerring Effects Prices IS cts so Ss eta and
81 SO per bottle BOgies Balm Of cytheIa stands unr
vailed for Graduating i'd pmples and Identifying the
complexion. Price SO Cts Inventor aud proprietor W..
Boyle, Boston, and sold BY Druggists everywhere.
myS1.1y.
0he Art of Dyeing Human Hair.
1t lie but mperiecty understood even fy those who make
the gIestest pretenAons The Of the popular Hair
Dyes Of the day may for the time, color the hair but
to be Sueceede by furnished green, other unsghy sp
pesrdnce Bogles Electric Dye is void Of these noxous
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
blsck brown, which neither water sunshine
nish in the least: and to make dOuby sure
his agents authorized to refund the money II the most
perfec satisfaction is given Prices 30 cts 81 90 aod
81 so per Inventor W. BocLE Boston, and scd BY
Druggists ever ywhere. my silly
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r. C. McNAIRY & CO.


UAAOO II Ab n GkSs
~ D. WILLIAMSON, q he Corner q Front street Aad
VI. the Pube s4uare, KEEPS had fa suPpy 81 Fan-
~ orocsrss, Hhh be vn b PLEASED . efPss e Cesar
ron An myso
pAcoS, lard Real Wear. Batter and Err, or sAs a.
ID q. ~ WillIANS0NN
(NARDIEe klnonds. Raisin, Preserves Pickles PuppsF
" aanes and famais nstsup for asla nl
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DEsT egam a1d 9oaaers, iosealsa
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DUoKErp hsaup.. sltsrs snA TN w.,.. ~ s.l.a
- uye0 Q. p. WILLIAMSON
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/ BUFFALO and
To al the Eastern cites.
Three daily Eastern Trains ats ~, 10 Az, and 81 NJ
TiRsT TRAtN-CevelAhd, Pttsaurg. StsubenyiiIe and
wheeling Lighting Expresa eaves Cincinnati az o'clock
for all the Eastern cities; alsa, Detroit via Cevelaad
spungAld, Wilmington, crcsvNe, Ian aster aod NEE
vie Chncothe and Athens Ibis train bets Gin
einnAt and 90 Hbas at lovs~nd AorrVw xenA and Lsn
stcoND TRAts-eleveisnd Psts-surs and Wheeling IL.
pres. NAH leaves Cincinnati I0 O'clock n via Clevs-
land PsbuFg Wheehng for al he Eastern cfs. This
stops Al the POints between cneinnA and coan
l THIRD TRATN-Accomnodasion Leaves CInciunAii At
$50 o'ciock p n Tor Sprlngard wiiington. cFcevls
aud Lsucsster, Chlhcoffe and Htsborungh This train
g0tjRTf. KAIScissssua ard Pistsba 3 N.hf Express
cineinna a. oelocf, ~, ia Cleveland And Ptzs
hars ios ~ he ees. fhi train stops a. al pon
between cinrsnnAn and celusneas
one FraIn on Sunday 80 oslock, p N Cor coiuusas
Trains BY cSanbas fineT Minutes fasisr tAan Ca
Fare a. Lew Is by any ether Route
/ Fog THROUGH rIcKEr,
ass = ,ssna ses We. q as s So III. ssa
House Building and ed once, scntkeaxt a bssad
Say and Fsqns street opposite sPsacsI hsess e - ne
Eastern fListls Alam) Depot. kAst front .sreS1 T..
oEoe Aerrs fsar ~ a 4. 80, 81
/ rRH ONsIBUe LINZ -
Can ans Pansnzes Al All he przlpal nz ar each an4
svsFy ualn NJ k4Eiag dfees'eni a ether q hs negss
sss. wi csiI ~ passengers a. paFt - shs eng ph-
osi ar lnsysEl Il. .. EceeLEs csaase,oF..
moPs AVN scRuBHIsG nRUsnEs.
/ TrY.T R,~eiwea Lang Hsua seruhkgug Rrushss Hair
j nssoms laszine nTushss Mebs. Tea np Mops iaFxs
' %ssss s''1.'' ''''A'' mscKr.szEr wusos.
t,RASK LsssIEs GAZETTE ~ FASHION Isr MAJ;
/ 4. p'ckE,lx locsE HoL6 woRDs br Nay; ~
7 mss6 Just Fccrassd ~ JOHN YORK co.
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Ancestors ~ e esPPsr nurs and Eivss4 sua lsrs
Leather q 81 knds.
al q sh,ss VA b sd oa ne noss rsa,eu.ks ~
Cab ~ n 4 CUTTER,
nayIs coz cores. ans hreea 50
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From Nicaragua.

f. G. DUSNINGroN, Secretary,
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1856 SUMMER ARRANGEWENT 1856
- -
COMmENCsNG mO>DAl, MAY 18th.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS IN TIE KD6xFIKLD
AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD COMPANY.

Ia setnx Of The Board o. Dlrsetors 81 skd eompanE
n this day held, ordered shat fnrthsr lnselment
Of ten per cent upon original sioek Be paid Into The
Trsasary en- or before ne fsi day n Jaiy next
~ erei@r AZ ths Board. W. a A. RAMSEY.
ma,s-td seerefsry and Treasurer.
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NTWEE NM - . = III = g y = N"EEN78R
Tu-T Received, Lens Hsud scrabklug Rrashss, HAIR
j R4soms lsassink RIushss Mcts Tea np M1ps safse
' @syss - MAcKESzIR wusos.
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Table and Pocket Cutlery,

TIVE subscribers have hansh very large and
complete assortment o. Cutlery, which they can odsr
EDWARD CORNING q CO..
marchfO 81 John street.. NeE farks
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FoUNDRi.
H UN Err

TVHE Undersirred s a. usual PREPARED attend FuEaA
uhen e..d al a .hart naiiee heng n pa.ssssan q
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-08
SrRANGE-Mr. Jaycox changed his board

SrRANGE.-M Mr. JaycoX changed his board
ing-housc the other day, because his landlord
would persist in bringing sausages home in
his hat
A COUNTRY FELLOW went to the city to see
his intended wife, and for a long time could
think of nothing to say. At last heavy
snow falling, he took occasion to tell her
that his fathers sheep would all be undOne.
'WelP said she, grasping his hand, I'll
keep one of them
AN exchange thinks it rather embarrass'
ing to lift your hat to lady in the street,
for the sake of polteness, and let a couple
of dirty collars roll out upon the sidewalk
AMAN in Michigan committed suicide not
long since, by drowning. AS the body could
not be found the coroner held an inquest OIL
his hat and vest, found on the bank of the
lake. Verdict Found empty
Have you said your prayers, John?
mo, ma'am-it amt my work. Bill say
the prayers, and l the amens We agree(
to do it, because it comes shorter
How to save dollar every day'-Don'
spend it.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-08

ADVERTISING has become one of the fine
arts, and promises to take its rank among
the first of them Many firm now keeps
its poet, and the profits of the business de-
pend more upon his genius than upon the
quality Of the wares he celebrates. This
would be tolcrable if the said poetaster
would eXpend his energies upon the produc-
ton Of original verse but that he should
deSecrate our favorite and most cherished
melodies with the profane parodies which he
perpetrates for want of wit to make some
thing new is an outrage on the Muses. and
the rest of mankind What can beworsc
than compelling Ben Bolt and Lily Dale to
do duty in extolling the merits of the Rus-
s'0 Salre. RedlldSliiIHg & Co. of Boston, are
the men who have thus injured us and they
have even taken Old Uncle Ned, and, instead
of the refrain
Then lay down the shovel and de hoe
we have such stanzas as these
| once went to Readings for some Salve for I'm
For he'd met with dreadful blow, [cle Ned,
And he had deep cut on the side of his head,
And the blood DER his wool did flow!
CHonUs-Spread out the Salre just so
Right upon the cut let it go,
There sno more pain for Uncle Ned,
That Salpe never fails, we know.
A day or two after, we went to Uncle Ned
lie was brisk and bright to see,
For the sore was we'll on the side of his head
Dat Saiue is the stuff! said he.
CHoRUs-So when you get an awkward blow,
Lose no time, but TO ReddHg'S go,
And quickly be cured, like Uncle Ned,
For the SdIUe neper fails, toe hnOlc.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-08

School EXAMINATIONS Committee Man
What is the definition Of Inheritance
Boy-Patrmony
Com Man What is patrlmony?
Something left by father
Com Man-What would it be if left by
a mother?
Boy-Matrlmony
Why Hans, you have the most feminine
cast of cOuntenance have ever seem o,
yaw,' was the reply know de reason for
dat allpe modder pas ,ooalan
AK OLD batchelor says that marriage was
instituted for no other purpose than to pre-
vent men from sleeping diagonally in bed.
WnIcH is the best way to make a coat
last Make the vest and trousers first
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-08
The Awakening Year.

The blue birds and the violets
Are with us once again,
And promises of summer spot
The hillside and the plain.
The clouds along the mountain tops
Are riding ON the breeze,
Their trailing azure trains of mist
Are tangled in the trees
The snow drifts which have lain so long,
Haunting the hidden hooks,
Like guilty ghosts have slipped away.
Unseen. into the brooks
The streams are fed with generous rain.
They drink the waysde springs,
And tluttcr down from crag to crag,
Upon their foamy wings.
Through all the longwct nights they brawl
BY mountain homes remote,
Till woodmeu in their sleep behold
Their ample RATS ailoat
The lazy wheel that hung SO dry
Above the idle stream,
Whrls wildly in the misty dark,
And through the millcr's dream.
Loud torrent unto torrent calls,
Till at the mountains feet,
Flashing alur their spectral light,
The noisy waters meet
They meet and through the lowlands sweep
Towards hriny bay and lake,
Procluiming to the distant towns:
The country is awake =
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-08

Coon NIGHT !-B. F. Taylor of the Chi
cagO Journal, is one of the few good spirits
who pously guard the sanctum from debase-
ment by his Chrstlike utterances. Among
his late jewels we extract this Good Night {:
Good night ? A loud, clear voice from
the top of the stairs said that ; it was Tom
my'S. Dood night murmured something
from the trundle-bcd- little something that
we called Jenny, that fills very large space
in the center of one or two pretty large
hearts. Good night lisps little fellow
in a plain rifle dress, who was chriStened
Willie about six years ago
Now lay me down to sleep
pray the Lord my soul to keep
If should die before | wake
and the small trundle-bed had dropped off to
sleep, but an angel will finish the broken
prayer for her, and it will go up sooner than
many long-winded petitions sent long while
before it.
And so it was good night all around
the old homestead, and very sweet music it
made, too, in the twilight, and very pleas
ant melody it makes now, as we think of it,
for it was not yesterday, nor day before, but
a long time ago-so long that Tommy is
Thomas Somebody, Esq, and has forgotten
that he was a boy and wore what the bra
vest and richest of us can but once wear if
we try--the first pair of boots SO long ago
that Willie must stoop when he crosses the
threshol6-so long ago that Jenny has gone
the way of the old prayer she was saying,
for, saying another, she did as before fell
asleep as she said it and never walked more.
Good night to thee, Jenny-good night !!
And so it was good night all around the
house, and the children had gone through
the ivory gate, always left little ajar for
them through into the land of dreams, or
through the golden one they call Beautiful,
into the land of angels
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-08

A ST LOUIS poet has a communication on
The Kurrincy' which indicates hard times
and harder spelling in that region The po-
ct rejoices in the name of A p. l.. Parn
(Apple Parln, perhaps y and the following
is favorable sumple of the product eff his
teeming muse
The papermills is Dustin up!
The German. Dutch, and the Irish Grekes
Is runnin' round to the mummy restaurants,
An inquire for their propty witch was s'pos'd
To be showed up by them for palace houses,
And ecXlent furnitOur. The American
Folkes is likewas in aswet, cause their bills
Amt emmy better then furriner and all are
Ekally hipothecatydid. / had half
Dollar on their bills and on a-eoming
To the place. there wasn't emmy half dollars
Where the half dollars ort to be and 50
gave it to a man Of big size, if ho
Would let me out Of the crowd to get hoam.
The restaurants as don't pay their labrin'
Men as works hull week for nine
Dollar bill, which is a suspended bank when
They git it, ort to be blode !"