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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1856-08-15
FOUNDi FOUND!

A large amount of EOtss and accounts, due TO
us which must be settled between This anG the
25th of August next or they will be placed in an
officers hands or his immediate attention. Every
one, without regard TO friends or clatioES, will be
treatedn this matter alike, as we cannot leave our
business unsettled.
BEAUMONT & MCCALL.
My Office is in the front room of Dr. E. z
Dahney's office Strawberry Alley, under the
.'Ghronicle' Office.
july % DIV F. S. BEAUMONT, Collector.
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Spring Supply of Watches, Jew Ell
Fy, Silver and Plate wares, ut
SAME. SIMPSON,

MY stock is now very Complete, to which am
making additions every week, OF the latest styles.
In addition to a large stock of Sold and Silver
Watches, of most approved markers an Styles of
casing, have Just received lot made to order,
al of which are warranted TO give satisfaction,
and are offered on reasonable terms.
Nav 30 ,56-lm SAW'L. SIMPSON.
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TENEES MONEY.

GsS SAMUEL SIMPSON, ha
SsA Just Received direct from
IN z TSM London lot of fine Gold
Mio en- and Silver Watches made ia
#o IN order the movements are
No ~0Wp made Of the best material
IN HzsSA the cares for workmanship
5seAsS$Sss9a ss-sSano quality cannot be sur
passed as the watch is an
important branch of my business intend giving
the greater portion Of my time 10 that Branch |
have arrangements in London eGd Liverpool, that
via insure my receiving periodically aud assort-
ment of Watche: made 10 order which in quality
are surpassed by none He would call the alten-
ton of all that want d watch for time and dura-
biiity.
beverly
In addition 20 his stock he has received ali the
new patterns connected with this Branch Of the
Trade.
First call all Indebted 70 me by no.e or account
are requested to make payments by the first O
March, or they will find til -r paper IA the hands
of sn officer, ith al addition cost as am compel
led to have Ely business settled by that time. an
compelled to have u,oney. Gentlemen there is NJ
mistake in this what | say is So.
Feb. lc56-tf.
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Look Here!
FW ROCKS

JUST received al the GAINESVILLE Book Store
the following Books; VIZ:
The Slave of the LamP.
The nag Bag by n Willis,
Life and baaudes of Fanny Ferr,
Wolferts'a Roest, By Washington Irving.
The Wifes Victory; and other Novelties, b
Mrs Southwark.
Trcolored Sketches in Paris.
History of the Hen Fever .
Memories of the Countess of Blessington, , vol
Notes or Duels and DueIing
My Courtship and itsconsequences, by Wicket
Ruth Hat, by Fanny Nern, &c, &c.
Together with an assortment Of School Books
such as are used in this section of country which
will be sold cheap iorcash as they he purch.
ased at any orther establishment in the State.
C.. y. FAXON.
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Wine 81 Bandy!

JUST received a fine article Of Port Wine and
Brandy, aud for sale by
Sept Il, iS5J-tf., EVERETT
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Report on SpernnatorrIlma.

Just Published, by the HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON, Philadelphia, Report on Spermatorrhoea
or Seminal Weakness, Impotence, the Vice of
Onansm, Maslurbation, or SelfA buse, and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, withan account of
the errors aud deceptio of Quacks and valuable
atvice 70 tho Afflicted, by Geo r. Calhoun NJ. D d
Consu ting Surgeon Of the Association, benevo,-
lent Institution established by special endowment
for the relief CT the sick and distressed, Athlete
with 'Viruient and Epidemic Diseases A copy
Of this Report viii be sent by mail (in sealed
envelOpe), free of Charge, on the receipt of two
stamps for postage. Address DR.. GEO. R CAL
HOUN, No. >. So nth Ninth ST. Philadelphia Pa
Nav lG IS56-9w.
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70 R s | |, T ,

4 large Quartit! Of Poplar umber of all kinds
also Cedar logs fnm to - irches face, q feet
long and lot of good Cedar flooring Plank my
lumber yard is onComnerce Street.
May , lS56-4n, c. Il .ROBERTS.
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10000

POUNDS of old Brass, Copper, and wrought
iron scraps wanted at the GAINESVILLE Foundry for
which will pay the highee: price in cash u trade.
March u '56-ly. J.P. Y. WHITFIELD.
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LET US REASON TOGETHER
HOLLOW PILLS
WHY ARE WE SICK!

weighed down by disease and suffering Holio.
ways Pills are specially adapted TO the relief OF
| the weak, the nervous, the delicate, and the in
firm of all climes, ages. sexes and cOnstitr tons
Professor Holloway personally superintendS ths
manufacture of bis medicines in the Uuitei
States and offers them to free and euigh ened
people as the best remedy the world ever saw for
the r5Inoyaio Of disease.
! THESE PILLS PURIFY TIE BLOOD
These famous Pills are expressly combined 70
operate the stomach, the liver the kidneys
the lungs, the skin, and tn bowels, correcting
any arrangement in their functions, purifying
the blood, the very fountain Of life, and thus
curing disease IN all its forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
Nearly half the human race nave taken these
Pills 1t has been proved in all parts Of tbs
world that nothing has been found equal to them
in cases of Disorders of the liver, dy9P-sia, and
stomach comp laints generally. They soon 20
Z healthy tone to these organs, however W-ch
deranged, and when all other means Inv fay' g.
GENERAL DEBILITY, ILL HEATff.
Many Of The @Sst 9fsgssie Goye,s saso
Of these PRs, thai thew NAV rttss Is Se a5
cine of the masses Learned Colleges aim.t that .
this medicine ia the best remedy ever kn-v-r fo-
Petsons Of delicate health CT where ihesysts7l has
been inpeirrd. It's iHvigOrating properties n.vsr
fail to\afford relief.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
NJ female. young q old, should &c githout this
celebrated medicine. 1t corrects aud regulates
the monthly courses a. all periods acting in many
cases like a charm 1t is a.so tie best ano safest
medicine that can be given TO the children Of all
ages, and for any complaint; consequently M
family should be without il,
Hol'oway's Pas are tie best remedy bnosc1
an The wOrA for tie f7l0lring djesasss;
Asthma, DiarrhGl,
Bowel complaints, Dropsy,
Coughs, Debility,
Colds, Fever and Ague,
Chest Diseases, Female complaints,
CostiyenesS; Headaches,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Stone and Gravel, Influenza,
Secondary symptoms lnfama ion
Inward Weakness, Veuereal Affections,
Liver comp aints, w oTms, Of all kinds,
LO|ness OF Spirits, Piles,
Sold at the Manufactures of Professor
HOlL Sway, 50 Maid Ell Lane. New y ork and "a
Stand LoacOn, bs ali respectable Druggists and
dealers in medicine throu ghout be United States.
and the civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents, 62|
cents. and 81 each.
u There is a considerable saving By taxing the
larger sizes.
N. B-Directions for the guidance of patients
in every disorder athxed 10 each box.
Jan IL, 'J6-ly
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of Beaumont and Mccall is this day
dissolved. We solicit our friends, to continue
/. cir custom at the use, which is now conduct
ed by Messrs NorJhng,on aud Vaughan, as our
81 ccessors +. :, BEAUMONT
June % '5G-tf. A. w. MCCALL.
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NEW Firm,
n cbIeIt and III Il an ERE o n {, :,
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
CLAEKSFILLE TENNESSEE.

fzsE J. N. Neblett having removed 10 the build
kEz4 ing recently occupied by u. P. Doris, on
q = Franklin Street. and associated with him in
the business, Mr.Wm l.. Hammond an experienced
workman is now furnished with greatly increased
facilities, for supplying IL wants ofhis customers
The public will iird at tbs establishment large
and very splendid stock Of Tin Sheet Iron Ware
&c. which can always be obtained upon the RIOS
reasonable terms.
Also Cook Stoves Of various patterns. Every
variety of Paror and Office Stoves castings Gut
tering and House Roofing done at short notice.
Thankful for past patronage he s,iicits contin
nance of public fa.or. and f1atters himself BY
strict attention to business, prompt execution o.
ORDERS and moderate prices to deserve it.
All work oredred will be promptly executed anC
in a style warranted to give satisfaction.
Old copper, Pewter, Feathers s. Besswax, taker
in exchange for work
Feb % lS5ti-tf
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Fanny SOAPS.

a large variety of he cho icest toilet soars ius
ceiyed and or sale ~ {. .. FAAON.
Dec. 81 1855 ii.
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T lower See d .

A Iot of Garretson's Fower Seeds, inst recejv.
ed and for sale b. c. o. FAXON.
March l3, IS5G--tf.
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These charges to be paid in advance.
IN case OF protracted absence from sickness, de-
auctions will be made.
Articles ofClolhing should be Of plain sHbstsn-
tial kind. young ladies' viii furnish towels for
their own use. An articles sent out 10 wash
htuld ts distinctly marked with the fuI name f
the owner.
For further information, address
". /. GREEN,
Greenyiils, Muhienburgh CO., Ky
Oct 10. t55-Iv
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A new supply of Gar,sn Seed, superior to any
other kind ever broughtto TINS market, Just =.
ceiyed by
March Ii lS56 ct. CO. FAXON.
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$40 Reward.

p STRAYED from the subscriber
frT--,F about two months ago small Bay
RA$&rS Mare. | will pay the above reward
~ q. to any man returning said mare to
me at GAINESVILLE Tenn.
June Is lS56-tf JNO. I. COUTS.
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ESTRAY

q Taken up by D. F.. Barton two
liz. 4 Stray Mares, CT them black,
tEr@SF Il5 hands high, 10 Tor II years old
sAA,s2szgS = small star on her forehead, a scar
IN her hip The other gray Mare, If hands high
Ceft eye blind, marks Of gear her shoulders, 10
or - years old.
May 9, lo55-tE
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FOR SALE $50 OR 30IC
l. A. ND

LYING Immediately on the Dover road miles
from New Providence one 100 OF which is cleared
land and portion of it fresh 1875 acres TO clear Of
first rate hickory barrens well adapted FIR tobacco
and the balance is well timbered good dwelling
house and other good out houses, all nearly new.
Two tobacco barns ard well of never failing
waiter, as good there is in the Country in 40
feet of the dwelling, house door. Early applica-
ton as wish TO sell and give possession by the
first of November next.
July IL '5G-tf J. B. HhLYARD.
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school Books.
Gayllg, Seed.

A good assortment Jun received and for sale I
March II, '56-tf. c. 0. FAXON,
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GREENVILLE
FEhALE COLEEGfiPE INSTITUTE

THE next Session Of this Institution a
will commence 4 the lst Monday of fg[zEBl
September, 1855. issII#5SS.
The course of study embraces TIE LII 81 ~
branches of science usually Taught in the advanced
Eastern and Western Schools.
Diplomas will be conferred Gu Young Ladies
completing the course in a satisfactory manner.
TUITION FEES-PER SESSION OF FIVE
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DR.. Mel AN ELS
CELEBRATED
Y E r NJ [ f UGE
AND
LIVER PILLS.

Two Orths best Preparations of the Age.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-31
VOL. 2-.-N0. 81.

Il with US in the thckest Of the fight. II shaIl
be to US what the hearts Of Bruce wos TO the
gallant Douglas in the holy wars, our talismoa
OF vsctory. When the battle RACES hottest
when the foes thicken round us, when Ameri.
can arms begin tire, and American spirits to
dr0bp like Douglas, we win take your sacred
present, and throw in the thickest OF the en-.
envy. and like Douglass, we will follow there.
and We will bring it forth with its bright folds
unspo'ted and unstained. with its brilliant stars
still shining with resplendent and unsuihed
lustre, with its lovely, holy Chain unbroken and
entire.
In conclusion, allow me again, in nv owr
behalf, and in behalf Of those represent. to
think you, thank you deeply, thank you hearth
", thank you beyond the power of language 10
express, for your beautiful banner, and for your
encouraging words. Tell our brothers Of Ben
ton, that We have buckled on the armor, ytha,
we have drawn the sword and thrown away
the scabbard, that Yazoo City intends to do
her duty in the coming centest, and win again
for old Yazoo, the proud and noblo title, the
Banner County of the State of Mississippi" !"
"A union of hear and union of hands,
A union that none can sever;
A union Of lakes and union of lands,
The American union forever"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-31

WILL NOT SUPPORT SQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY
We are pleased to learn, says the Memphis Eagle,
that the Hon. b. n. Kinyon, a leading ana inau-
entail old-line Democrat, of TishCmiDgp county,
Mississippi, has come out for Fillmore, aud against
buchanan, on account of the latter's odious doc
trine of "Squatter Sovereignty" Judge Kinyon
never belonged to the American Order or party.
lie was Union Democrat in 1851, and never
bent tie kDee TO the foul Baal of secession. Our
informant, who is one Of the most intelligent and
respectable gentleman in North Mississippi also
gives il rs his Grm conviction that Tislomirro
would, if the election were to come of Tomorrow,
show gain Of 200 for Fillmore over Fontaine',
vote last year. " hat the gain will be in Novcm
Der, no one can compute. The men of Tishomin.
go are rapidly becoming alive to the fact that tht
welfare Of the Uoion and TIE Soua depends upor
the election of Fillmore"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-31
Election Funds

The Baltimore Ncrh American says, the
rumors that obtained circulation in regard to
election, or more properly corruption funds, to
be raised by taxing the employees of the gov
ernment, are often TOO monstrous for credence.
unsurpassed by strong evidence. Among these
rumors was one during the present eek, that
"a regularly graduated tariff for this purpose had
been assessed upon clerks IN the Departments
at w ashington, from the highest 10 the lowest.
The charge was openly and fearessly brought,
but still 1t seems incredible, because if such
thing had been done, it seemed probable those
engaged ait would have taken proper precau-
tons TO prevent publicity being given to the
neiarous business. Such was our own i'm
preston at frs, but it now appears there is
good reason to dispense with any scruples in
the matter. The Washington Organ pyes
| form and substance TO the rumor: upon its
own responsibility and knowledge it asserts the
existence of the precious project, and furnishes
the particulars in a matter that CHALLENGES ref
utations, if it can be had We, theref,se. feel
Justified in directing the attention of the voters
in this and other States to this rcor-uption
fund.- and the uses to which it is nanifestedly
to be applied. If they do not take prompt
measures to defeat the objects aimed to be ac-
complished, we greatly undervalue the maxim
I'forewarned." The Organ says:
"a meeting of the sundry leading friends OF
Dir. Buchanan, holding high positions under
this administration, was held ut the room oil
one of said friends, high in Office, in the Treas
ury building, at which meeting it was made
known, by information communicated by GER
tain other Federal dgnitaries of this CITY, that
funds were required to meet the exieencies .,
: lthe pending crisis, and thereupon an officer oil
the treasury offered resolution to the follow.
ing effect, to-wit:
That the Heads Of Bureaus should be ere
quired' to subscribe $50 each--those receiving
salaries of 81 900 or $4,000 should subscribe
$40 each--those receiving salaries OF Sl,60(
should subscribe Sl5 each--those receiving sal
cries Of Sl,400 should subscribe $40 SO eacl
and those receiving $1,000 should subscrib,
$40 each, and so on.
This resolution was amended by substitutin.
Libe word .'solicte9' for the word areouired,
] ,keNd in this shape It passed unanimousIy. w
sHue the names of tae digaitaries then pyeseni
These sums were to be paid out of the salarie
: for the month of September.
}K,pcordance with this resolution, the v,
hrties subject to this "BIack-mail tariff
s were waited upon at the end Of the month, an
= :, ~soliciedn to subscribe the. amount ussesse
aiInpo6 them, and IN all cases the ssoli0itaton
Was responded to, alirmativcIy, and thus abo'
Sc .OQo were slbscrbed fin the Treasury d
alonel 70 the campaign fund. TO pr
be pressing wants Of the great Del
artyl II is esrimated that abo
nave thus been. subscribed during &
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-31
Lrrn PnrLosrruY,-There is notling % like

LIFE PHILosIPHY,--T There is nothing so like
a cry of pain as scream Of delight. There's
nothing SO closely approaches . look of maslnesss
MS look OF joy. A medical friend tell US that s
the .tcra2y bune," which. when you strike nsa1-
lnates even the extremity of the franse with,.
tingling sorrow, is called the COS huaaorns;" bnt
we donbt this inlormation. However, tie rue
helps good without Il. Merriment and melal-
choly are Undoubtedly twin brothers.k kand lraw
their tears IRON the same fountain Of human syu,-
paihy. i makes little difference whether Susaus
tickes yon nnder the ribs, or peels unions heara
yru- ey .; tie cult il still The same, and It will
puzzle the most critical philosophers % sletsst HI
ths resaltany difference in origin. ~ .
Moral: Er jolly is you can under nH fiFcsan
s.asce. Main. il an invariabk III tn in t'se
SPOT wLere the mnusiacLe ought to grow no mat
ter Low poverty may font you, or VIII friesls
exhibit GU the back of their coats Preserve
YOUR own self respect II ron cannot honesa y the
resuect OF Mamunolls hiol~ters; and, tslke yeara
word lar. ii, you win some day have IN oppvri,,sl
Unity Of relafnI6k ihe unfir6 1esslnnou b tIss
Ilips OF these who have presented Tito yyos,y ywike
infinite satisfeiiou. s1sday 1i'ask II.s IL
% IS 81 eFs siss ssk i
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-31
Rates on ADvFpr1crNc

= HHI Lo ~ adv VEKTISING.
One Square, (ten lines lone insertion q, m
Each subsequentins9tion 50
III Advertisements not<fnarked With tho p,,,,,, :
Of insertions, willgbe Continued until forbid and
charged accordingly. ''-.o
IT Marriage and Deaths inserted as news. All
Obituaries, meetngs of Lodges, and all matters adj
vaneng personal interest etc. ETC., charged as other
by the year ~ - s7'AsS
IIJOB WORK done with neatness and dis-
patch, on liberal terms. 90
q Old type for Gin Stands, for sale al this
Office.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-31
/ AN ERlCAN BANNER.
Z a z Q 9 CITY:
FRIDAY MORNING.. OCT. 81. 1856.

LET IT BE REMEMBERED, - That in 1910, at tue
october elections says the Vicksburg Wing. the
Democrats of Pennsylvania carried that State bv
large majority; and yet at the Presidential cleo
uon' three weeks later, the State gave majority
Tor Gen. HARRISON. There is no reason then to
suppose that the same result may not be achieved
now. The paltry maioritylof 5000, which has
Just been obtained by fraud as our friends allege
IN poll of 100000 votes, is mere matter o.
moonshine. The friends of Fillmore are all firm
iy IN line again. and the present majority can read
lily be overcome.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-31
rERns--THREn DOLLARS YEAR IN ADVANCE:
BY MRS. HARRIET N. PREWETT.
YtaZOO City Cards.
ANDREW GlBB,
WI NE AND LIQUOR STORE,

- . : 4 n " y u . 4 I'NI-''1.
Cigars and Tobacco of all qualities, Fruits in
their season, Confectionery, Soap and Candles,
Sugar and Coffee, SC sc
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-31

Honored by the kindness of my friends and
brothers of the Fillmore and Donelson Club of
this city, it becomes my pleasant duty, fair
lady to receive from your hands, this beautiful
and appropriate present, ard in their names,
and behalf to thank you, ard through the ladies'
Of Benton, both for their handsome banner, and
the handsome manner in which you have con ;
veyed it. In dischareing the grateful duty
most signaly do experience the proyity of Ian
guage, and feel its utter inadequacy to give
proper expression to the sentiments of the mind,
or emotions of the soul In gazing upon your
beautiful banner, am Impressed with the i'm
measurable infenority of speech, to silence. 1t
speaks a language far, far more eloquent than
can command. Its tri-color, the red, white and
bue, emblematic as it is of love, purity aud f.
deity, tells of the purity of the American PAR
ty, its loUe for the Uuion, end its fidelity for the
Constitution--thosc stars that glitter on its
surface, speak OF the most glorious constelia-
ton that ever rose uDon political horizon, or
shed its vivifying and cheering beams upon a
darkened and gloomy world,-that eagle with
out stretched wings, betokens the upward and
onward progress of the American nation. to
greatness and and power,-and that chain, that
lovely silken, Ink within link. represents the
bonds of fraternal feeling and national sympa-
| thy which is to render US s.forever one and in.
lseparabe.
It was beautiful remark, an eevating and
ennobling sentiment that of an old Roman pat
riot, "neyer dispar o.. the Republic" It is wor
i thy Of all acceptation, and meets, | know, q
Inexpensive echo in the breasts of every Atleri
can present. Even in this, the gloomiest hou
that ever overshadowed.a nations destiny. o
struck terror to Q patriots heart, We will nc
dispar Of this Republic. What, though til,
long gathering storm of sectiohal fury has burs
upon Us in awful puwer. What though til
!, pillows Of civil comnotion are rolling noun
tain high. and the winds of discoril looted frot
: their caves by The foul fiends Of Democrac
are bowling mehacingly around the pillars 1
Jour government. and, what though, alas: tier
1 be no Washington, with his purity u rebuli
: | anu aweinto silence. the noisy demons Of fa'
,.ns--n no Jackson, with Lis indoinnable nj
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-31
THE AMERICAN BANNER
IS PuRIJahED DY
N RS. HARRIET N. PREWETT
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid ii advance. "a 90
ifnotpaidh six months, 4 90
fnot paid in twelve mouths. 90
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-31
FANNIE.

Fannie has the sweetest foot
Ever in gaiter boot!
And the hovden knows II,
Aud, of course, she shows it,
Not the knowledge but the foot--
Yet with sach modest grace,
Never seems it out ofplace
And there are not many 3h
Hslfso shy, or SAD, ,or mad,
Or wickeder than Fannie.
Fannie has the blackest hair
OF any Of the village girls;
1t does not shower on her neck
It silken or coquettish curis.
It droeps in folds around her brow.
as clouds at night around the moon,
Looped with lilies here and there,
In many dangerous festoon;
And Fanny wears gipsy hat,
Saucilv-yes. all OF thatI
All, there are not many
Half 80 shy. or sad, or NAL,
Or wickeder than Fannie.
Fannie lays her hand in mine,
Fannie speaks with naiuete;
Fannit kisses nle-she does
In le' coqnettish way;
Then softly speaks and gently sighs,
With angels nestled in her eyes.
In the merry month OF May,
Fannie swears sincerely,
She will be nv own my wife,
Aud love me dearly dearly
Ever af er, all her life! .s.d
Ah, there are not many
Half SO shy, so sad or mad,
As my true hearted Fannie! sssa