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ley H0Iloway's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Erup
ton and scrofula Nearly the human race can bear
witness to the efficacy Of this wonderful In the cure
Of these diseases They FAIL however long standing
or desperate the case may be.
Sold at the manufactures, No. So Maiden Lane New
York, and No 244 Strand London and by all druggists
% cents, e24 cents, and 81 per pot oct is
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REGISTERS OFFICE,
October 10th, 1855.

NOTICE is hereby given that licenses is-
sued TO taverns, retailers of spirituous and
termented liquors, wines cordias &C. groceries dry
goods, hardware, medicines, perfumery watches and
jewelry; lumber. wood, coal, and commission mer-
chants also to keepers of hackney coaches and ON
nibusesi billiard tables, tenpn alleys and confecon-
cry, and for hawking and peddlng and dealers in old
iron, brass copper &c, viii expire on Monday, the
3D. day of November next; and that said licenses
must be renewed at this office within ten days after
that time. SAMUEL r. DOUGLASS,
oct l8-dtnov3 Register
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Five Thonsand Cain

The faithless phantom claimed five OF ten
thousand gain to the sham Democrats in Phil
Odelphia Where isitS Give us the figures in
detail According to the reports in the Baltimore
Sun, good sham Democratic authority, the ma
jority for Scott 3D. over Cochran (U.) last
Tuesday was 2,286. In 1855 it was 2,514, a
sham Democratic loss Of nearly 800.
DEATH or AeKD PRNrKRs.-Mr George A. steele
Of the oldest printers in New York died on Tues
day. He has been foreman Of White 4 Co.'S estab-
lshment for thirty years. and connected with H.
altogether, for nearly half century. lie was msch
respected
The Newburyport Mercury announces the death Of
Mr.. Henry Barber who worked in the Mercury Office
sixty6ve years, and died at the age OF seventy six.
During the whole Of his life Mr.. Barber was never
FIVE miles distant from his home, and never saw
railroad nor a steamboat, except from the windows
Of the Office in which he worked.
A letter dated westport, Missouri October a. says:
Reliable news has reached here that General Lane
has met achievements In Nebraska, and was on his
return to Kansas with eight hundred men Governor
Geary has despatched six hundred men to meet him,
and fpossible to take Lane.
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ANOTHER CHALLENGE.-The Richmond Enquirer Of
Tuesday contains correspondence the first letter Of
which is challenge to Hon. John M.-Botts, from
Roger A. Pryor, Esq, in which the following lam
guage is used
Determined TO afford you no apology for evading
the issue with myself consented TO come down to n
level with your son. Having disposed of him. l now
confront YOU and demand the satisfaction which gem
tlemen are always ready 10 render those upon whom
they have inflicted wrong and insult"
This letter is dated the 18th instant and the fol-
lowing day Mr. Bolts replied in long communca-
ton, peremptorily declining TO meet Mr.. Pryor Mr..
Bolts reviews in detail the ground upon which the
challenge is made denies having influenced his son
in seeking conflict with Mr.. Pryor and states that
the contrary he took every possible means to pre-
vent such occurrence and, among other reasons for
his own determination not to engage in duel, gives
this conclusive one In the eyes Of sensible men:
Your life could not be the value Of pins point
70 me, and am sure ! should derive comfort from
making your wife widow or your children father.
less-thereore have desire TO take III whilst my
own life IL not only Of value to me- but indispensable
TO the support and happiness Of my family, and
hope 70 make II useful 70 my country-therefore am
not disposed TO place i at your disposal"
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UNRIVALLED SCHEMEl
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

l,O0O prizes, amounting TO .......... &200 0OA
Whole Tickets, slO-Halvss, $50 Quarters, az so.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
$4,000 Numbers corresponding with those on tho
Ticket are placed in one wheel
The first $50 Prizes are placed in another wheel
number Is drawn from the number wheel and
at The same time prize is drawn from the other
The prize drawn is placed against the number
drawn.
This operation is repeated until ALL rHE PRrrns
are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two succeeding nnr.
bers to those drawing the first $50 prizes win he ~
titled to the $40 Approximation Prizes, according 10
the scheme.
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickatu
ordered on receipt Of which they win be forwarded
by first mail
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes win be
sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
furchasers viii please write their signatures plain
ana give their post Office, county and State
~ Remember that every Prize IN drawn and
payable in full without deduction
Icy All Prizes Of OIL 900 and under paid irnmed-
ae after the drawing; other prizes at the usual time
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
At either office.
Icy As the above is not an " odd and even nnm.
Der scheme" no Certificate Of Packages can be SOLD
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either 70
s. SWAN a co.
Atlanta, Georgia
UT g. SWAN,
oo' Io-d@Wn Montgomery, Alabama,
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E8y-The Executive Committee oftbe Fill
more and Donelson Club are requested to meet this
evening, at s o'clock, ut the room, in "Clagetta
Building" on Ninth street. between ID street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
As there is business of importance to Oetbsir
attention, full meeting is particularly desired
ANDREW J. LARNER
oct l8 rba;r,ns
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What,s in the Wind Z

For week past rumors have been afOat that q
meeting of the Governors Of certain Southern States
had been convened somewhere. Within the last two
or three days these rumors have taken more definite
shape, and it is said such meeting held in
Raleigh, North Carolina, on Monday last The Rich
mond Wing, Of Tuesday very properly desires to
know what's in the wind ?" Are these sefconsi-
uted representatives Of Southern Democracy putting
their wise heads together to hatch treason Are they
about to enact the solemn farce of attempting to make
people believe that the party they would fain repre-
sent is the Southern public and that if they cannot
have things their own way, something very terrible
is TO be done We hear it rumored that our own
governor had share in this matter. We trust he
will think twice before he commits the Union State
Of Maryland TO any Of his partisan vagaries. The
Wing says
We learn upon undoubted Democratic authority,
that meeting of Southern Governors took place at
Raleigh in the State of North Carolina yesterday.
Governor Wise left here in the Southern train Sat
urday evening Some nine or ten Governors we
learn, have promised to be present What's in the
wind2 Are these Democratic Governors plotting
tTeason2 Have we another Hartford Convention on
a small scaleP What right have these political ad-
venurers to assemble in their official capacity TO de-
iermine upon the course the South should pursue in
the event Of Fremonts elsc-ion2 What po,rer do
they possess in the premises Our crazy neighbor
we have not doubt is at the bottom of this whole
affair And what little constable in Virginia has not
more real power than he's And then, too notwth-
standing Democratic horTo- of secrecy, this
ton Of Southern Governors has been gotten up in
the most clandestne manner. For what purpose
Who knows2 Does a solitary citizen Of Virginia or
the South know what these madmen are after Will
they publish the whole any part Of the proceed
ings of this conferenceP We predict not.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14

y SOUTHWESTERN BOOKSTORE
! So: M !! 3! s!IEI N

aaYy 80 cAAP,STREET. feEHsf
=, q aaf IS NEvs OaLEASs.
Always ou.band o large assortment o.
Law medical. Standard and Miscellaneous
Books cheap periodicals &C.. 1tFe -
q School books and Stationery Ut vholesals
and retail. aNo'a 'n'o' e.
Blank books OF every description. Prin-
Ting and book binding executed with neat.
mesa and despatch. eYo.s.z ~p.
March 80 III ~.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14

Mattresses Pillows and Feathers together
with q great variety of every article usually
sea. This isian entirely new establishment.
and no old stock on hand.
ar Hotel Keepers, Boardinghouse Keep
srs, Private Families, and others, would find
Il greatly to their interest te give this store 1
cal before purchasing elsewhere, as the pro-
orietor Is confident he can offer them bet
ter bargaihs than any other similar establish.
ment in New Qrlesns@ - - {. ...sh
Oct. IL -ly to scHAS. A. STEWART.gs'
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14
ELEGANT CLOTHING,
For Spring and summer!

: n LFRtD JuU NROE & Co., 81 Msgaz % q.
"A rnner Of Grayier. ard now ID receipt OF
their Spnpg aud Summer stock Of clothing, all Of
which i m ade in the best manner and most FASH
'ionable style and from the choicest materials.
They would also give noticefo those in want
Of Winter clothing, that ii Is not yet too late 10
buy good osereoat. for they have sill on hand q
complete stock Of Heavy Goods which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices Boys ana ch:l.
dren.s clothing ofall kinds. Furnishing goods oi
every description, tunke; carpet bags and um.
hrellas India Rubber articles. OF every variety.
The prices are fixed Alfred Mnnroe & Co.
- Magazine street, corner Of Gravier. New Or
leans. 81 apriil n47iv.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14
FANCY DRY GOODS
AND
Linen Warehouse.
r. d, E. REILLY,

Corner of Royal and CGsasl street, Neap Orleans.
Keep coay.ap,ly Gu hand complete assoit,n. nj
Of the newest designs OF Drs-sGoods, Embroider-
les, Mantes, Parasols etcali Of their own imporia
ton. = tf@t
facrure and every description ofFamily and Plan
ta,ion use which they will sell low for cash OF
aprrov. d credit ar-;lti NAT l..
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14
POPULAR MRDHgHMz&s

RIGHT d Co.
At their Mcaicinc Warehouse,
Vo. l6l Charities st., New Orleans, La.
II QUANTITIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS. ~ 8
Osgood's Indian ChoIagogue. s,s 20 i
B. A. Fahnesloch's Vermifuge. RL1A
Thorn's Extract. -
WoliA's Aromatic schiedsm SchnappI :,
Gauleyss Vegetable Bitters, /
Rushton clark 4, Cos Cod Liver Oil.
seidlitz and Soda Powers 80
Winer's Csnnadian Vermifugee
Farrells ArabianLinam !
Bartine's Lotion,
Dalley's Magical Pain EXTRACTOR,
John Bulls Sarspariila.
Phalon's Hair InvigoFator.
Billiards Hair Dye.
Sands Sarsparilla,
Morse's Compound Syrup of s1elloe dosk
Mortimores Rheumatic Compound,
S. P. Townsend's Sarsparills,
Lyon'sK atharion.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Browns Essence 81 Jamsisn Ginger
Hollands Gerasan Bitters
Mexican Mustang Unnamed,
Jew David. or Hebrew Plaster,
Gray's Ointment
Wistars Balsain Wild Cherry,
Rogers Syrup of Liverwo.t Tar. ~.
Bryan's PuImonic Waters,
Barry's Tricopherous.
McLane' vermifuge,
Moffat's Pills,
Branderth' Pills.
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14

-
LACEY y co.
q Chartree y Now Orlenme. II .
I1RANCH Of LAEEY 4 PHIL. 81
PhlladsIph,s. Who fessivsd ,he ant III
Prize medal At The Worlds ksir IN
London, aiao.at The Worlds Fair in
New York. Ttey keep cOnetan,Iy
on hand large assortment ofCauiaee and Bug
~ Harness Of their own psanuiacture NJ psces
ranging Rcm IL to 600 Tor Huggy, and IS 10 $500
and Gentteman's Saddles, Brsdles, Whips, Trunks,
CARPET Bags, and choice stock Of Saddles tools
from the best manufacturerH
In addition to our large stock We are receiving
Gods by every arrival 10 allof which we invite
the attention of purchasers.
Sewing Mochine, which are the only reliable
s,iching Machine in use for al purposes for fine
ewin alan ta.ionuse aprIll p47ly.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14
TIN, COPPER AND
SHEET IRON WORKERS.

Al the sign Of The Big Ce6ee Pot.
The euoscrsb.fs have entered itio a cOpariner-
ship lathe above bu mess in Yaxoo CITY, ncarly
opposite the Poet Office, whese they will manus
srrme avosy thi"g IN their lsse Of business.
Relying entirely upo" their own labour, they
feel espAdence 10 soliciting The patronage Of I've
lnblie. e q'fas =, s4t .I "a. IA =
We alsO ma""fac'"e and have on hand SUPP
Self-Sealing Fruit Cans, b..
Which wa oiIsr OF !. ., moderate prices 10 those
desiring them. rraas QGUf u \,
Also superior article Of Refriearaiors, and ice
Cream frrezers, Bath and Hip tnbs, Spopse baths
Evsry hind Of TIN WARE per,.ininr "a
o",e keeping. kept CONSTANTLY on hand o' mac
cider.
Tin or zinc, roofing or guttering, done IN the
latest and most approved munne', sn, at the 'hcrt
estn ice.
ALEXANDER N CALLAHAN.
YaZ,c Civ. iune IL iBi6.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14

III brands. 4 eighth pipes sppe, ior old Sherry
Wine, eighth pipes super. Old Madeira Wine
quarter pipes superior old Port Wine, S Dbl,
pure old Rye Whisky, 10 bills pure old Bour
BON Whisky, 10 bbls pure old Monongahel,
do, so dozen genuine Schneidsm Schnapps
just received BY &c. LANIEaR & co.
icksburR, July II t t4 81.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14

CHINA ST., VfckSBURG.
A RE prepared to execute Monument
"A Tombs, &C., Head and Foot Stones
Carving and Engraving. Marble Nantes
Caps, Stills, nd Steps for Building.
Ia Foreign and omestic Marble con-
stantly o. hand, and .ufastured to order at
Northern prices. Ny
w. All business intruse ed t. M vii, meet
prompt attention
| II. E. BARNES, Ia PORTER
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14

ON l04 Carondaet Street to their large Warehouse
Nos. a. AZ and A, Perdldo street, two doors back
Union Row, where can be found the largest and
hst assorted stock in the City, consisting of
" agons Of all kinds: Timber Wheels; Cane Carts;
,lx and Horse carts; Cart Wheels with or without
axles; Baggage carts; Coal, Brick and Lumb
carts: Coal and Levee barrows; Wheelbarows
of every description: Warehouse and Cot
ton trucks: hand carts; Grocery Barows
DC, Also Express, Baggage and Jer-
sey Wagons ~
Or prices are as low any other establishment in
IT,. Southern country. for cash or City Acceptance,
We use none but black locust hubs, with white
oak spokes and fellows. A work made by us war
Ga ,ted. We feel confident that Merchants and
P .nters visiting the City and all others wishing to
~ rclase articles in our line, will find it to thei
Interest to oalland examine our stock, before purs
Oh .sing elsrwhere. s=i;naislis asl 's4E 4.
We also keep constantly on hand, large assert
ment If Drays, from the mandatory of n. Coleman
& Son, Philadelphia IS & i. $500.
PHELPS, CARR & CO., h 8 s..
!ssss r Nos. 20, 70 and "A Perdido St,
= ilctsiE ~ AaN sa New Orleans.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14

Sealing wax, Pen Holders, Waters, &c.
and various other articles too numerous to men.
lion. These articles have been selected with
great care and feel safe in recommending them
. Physicians. Planters, Dealers end others.
THOMPSON 4 EMANUEL. -.
Yazoo City, August q i
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14
KARNES q PORTER,

kARNES GPORTER.
CIVIL kGikERS AND SURVIVORS.
vIcKSBtJRG MISS.
Win give prompt attention to orders from the
River coueties in any department Of their pro-
fessl0n such as 8 G7 ~ ssfee
BRIDGING, LEvEEEING, SURVEYING,
s. Leveling, DIaina9s of Lands, i
MAPPrNe, TyPoGs APHIcAL DRAwInGR, PLOTS. &c.
VicksbuFg. August 30, 1856
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14
] q. o. WOODMAN & co.

a q. o. WOODMAN & co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS TN
nRUGS. Medicines, Chemicals, Paints and
IL Oils, Window Glass, Sash, and Putty,
LandertRs Garden Seeds, Dye tuffs, Glass
Ware, Perfumery, Fine Soaps, Brushes, School
Books Steel Pens, Quilts and Stationery, Let
Ter and Cap paper, Medical. Law, and Mscei
hneous Books. Blank Books, Superior Inks,
Paper H angings. Pure Blandies and Wines.
Physicians Prescriptions will receive par
ticular attention at all hours Of the aay and
night.
Planters and Physicians will always find
at this Establishment, Fresh and Undulterated
Medicines, which have been selected with great
personal care for this market. All purchasers
are invited to examine the Stock, as they will
find it superior to any other in the State, and
equal to any in the south west.
vicksburg, July 4
JOHN o. SERASSERI 4 CO..
|THANKFULt to the Citizens of Vicksburg
i and surrounding country, anG especially to
the ladies. for the very liberal patronage hero
tofore extended to them, beg leave to inform
them that they have just received, and are new
opening a splendid and elegant assortment
he choicest goods in their line, carefully select
ed from the Best manufacturing houses, COM
prising-
Corsets Of all description:
fine assortment of Trimmings,
All articles belonging to the Embr oidery line
A Splendid assortment of Child's Hose and
81 ives, aS's saA
Silk, Cashmere and Merino Ladies' Hose and
if gloves. ssta:sss
Sombs OF q. Kinds, q go L
|Asplendid and large assortment Of Jet Neck.
laces, Bracelets, Ear rings and Crosses:
Port Moniesof every Inscription, 81. =
| Pearl and Inlaid Care Cases, -
"a full assortment Of Perfumery, as ID;
Pomatum. Fancy Soap, Extrait Cologne, etc
Ian kinds Of Baskets, lever than ever offered
beforei in thts market: % sSQss
Toys. " sf4'g sasass tfs
we have aimed in our selection to secure
the most elegant articles, and we invite oul
Fri nds and the public to call and examine hi
themselves our large aud varied stock befoft
purchasing elsewhere. being fully satislaed ina
the Superior ity quality and moderate prices D
our goods viii give all satisfaction. We wi
take great pleasure in shoSing onf assortment
Il Vicksburg, February 8. sly.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14
! Q o1T 10 ] s i'1!loToissSiss


r.. ID. Downs = Co, Agents,
vicksburg Miss !, win make liberal advances
In Cash on Cotton shipped to the above hous,
and prepared to iarnish Plantation sup
plies. viclsburg. July 4.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-14

!J.w RInoEIL = n. ROBERTS JOHN D.TERRELL
RIDGELL ROBERTS& TERRELL,
FACTORS q COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. lS Caron aalet street, New Orleans.
Nov. 23ly
D~J Nc. Roberts Of the above firm has To-
Gated Ia Yazoo City, AMI is prepared to make
liberal cash advances on cotton shipped to the
above house anc to fill oil orders for supplies
&c. Office at Higginbotham 4 Co.. Main st.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-10

The imports Of silk have risen ID.
value since 1S47 from less than Ga.
100000 to over $4,000, 900. and tbs
customs from VI ,ssS, 500 to $685.
5sa In these nine years the total
amount of datles received into the
Treasury from manufactures Of silk Ii
s51, s9Z,g71, while The total rsvsnus
from iron, manufactures Of iron, and
iron and steal amounted TO only $780,
1al. G42.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-10


How A BANKER FAILED A foreign
paper says that NJ. PLACE the French
banker who recently failed for the i'm
mense sum Of sixteen millions Of francs
on the very night preceding bis failure
be gave magnificent banquet to his
friends the cost of which was fabulous |!
Toward the close Of the entertainment
a desert was placed on the table ii
the centre Of which was a rich silver
vase which M. Place said contained
nuts for the ladies to crack and invited
them to put in their little white hands
and take some. Imagine their surprise
when each drew forth, not nuts, but
a piece of valuable jewelry The least
valuable peice was said to be worth
sixty dollars aud other pieces were
worth large sums . He knew Of course
that the next morning his failure
would be announced. What name
others may apply to conduct like this
we do not know but if we were called
upon to characterize it we should use
a very plain familiar and expressive
word-svindling. Bulletin. 81
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-10
st. Mary's Acade mi v.
Baton Rouge. La.

rTsHE EXERCISES al this Institution viii bs ~
-, stunned on Monday, September the 9Th, 1860.
The Principal has purchased the extensive aud
elegant building and grounds heret6fore ktgewy,
IS ct. Peter and st. Paul college. The complete
ness Of the arrangements for comfort atitl In.
prevemeht the pupils, will 10 IL hoped. merit
for the Establishment continuance 6f liberal
patronage M
The course ofstndies aided BY lectures. enstrs
ees All The branches III h finished English ana
French education French aees not form iii extra
eharge and Is daily spoken In the Institution ~
Music, both ' ocal and instrumental. viii reesiys
particular attention
The putiotaaI ana early attendance 6f the pa.
pills is respectfully urged Upon tIe patfohs
Terms Per Session OF Five Months,
Board, Tuition sn English aud French. !. ]. ai0e 90
Flame or Guitar with an instrument, per mo 81 90
Drawing andPainting q Z - y a...e0 o
German, Italian Or Spanish .s.xs.4..4. 81 CO.
Dancing, per month ..ssss4.....aaa..ss...s.60 90
Bed and bedding, II farnissd ..ss........i %
n. nsi,sary Class, day seheilafs gsr no O.
For further particulars apply by isttsr Of person.
ally to the Principal Of the fastitation.
HEFTB EN6EH.
Most Reverend Archbishop Blanc.
The Reverend Glsfsymen u The siourning
parishes.
Governor Wfeklins.
Ex-Governor Heberg. ~
Hon. Al y. Heron, Secretary Df the Stase,
Gap. Albert Pike, ofNer Orleans.
sept dtHkN2sn, s
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-10
Drug store For sale.

visHE UNDERSIGNED, being obliged 10 Leave for
l. Europe on account Of family Interests; offers
for sale, his Apothecary Shop, well known ~ oc-
cupying one 81 the best focationsin Baton Rouge.
u contains a complete assortment 81 Medicines.
Psrfnrnery. Paints de-, aIl fresh ana in frst rate
condition. @
The terms Of sale, viii be advantageous; 20 shat
the purchaser cannot fall OF success besides the eus-
tom 10 u the best. In order stI more 10 enhance
the facilities Of the purchaser Of the Drug Store.
the Undersigned ID willing TO Lease for term OF
Pears, either part or the whole of hfs house, or
else 70 sell tho house, atthe option NJ ire pur-
chaser. [ang.a0.6m. b. J0URDAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-10
tofis.nat
POETRY.
ode to lon es.

Some time has elapsed, since we
have treated our readers to anything
from The per, Of our gifted Scots
Old Field Poet. This Is not because
we have not the NJ 8, because cur
table groans with virgin thoughts yet
Unborn to light, on almost every inlsg-
Unable subject. tits our purpose, not
TO surfeit the n,ind, because the rar.
lily Of jewels, is what makes them vel.
liable. We must keep The snaffls Of
restraint oil " Eleven Junior else
the Lord only knows what would be.
come Of Of him. The fable Of The far
ner who had pullet to lay golden eggs
would be verified. should /" Eleven .
have his way
The following ode to "Jones," will
DO appreciated
Ode to Jsnes.
Oh thou Jones Jones unthoughted man,
Travelling through this vale Of tears, with
fance of tan, lr
| would describe thee, Jones as preacher,
| know thou art ordained teacher,
| would Jones, you would direct, I'D fol-
low,
And draw thy master strokes a. did APP
polio #.-,es
Even In the mud Of Bayou Sara town.
I'd follew thee, TO see the water works
Remarkable system Of hydraulics therel
You'll never be great man-=Jenes voss
wont. -
Until YOU buy dimes worth OF rope
And hang Yourself ~4=@-s~- s==+q8H "a
Oh Jones, Jones, Jones Bow, WOW, WOW !
Your q pretty good hand to get up row,
You'd be nahob II you hand the ehink
But have no wit witheut a drink
Jones. Jones, Jones, Oh Jenesl
EtLrvAa JUNIOR.