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WIN. E. GAU LDEN IL CO.,
Wholesale and Retail dealers tn

F1RTHEN WARE.
EEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND large and
N assorted lot of superior Bricks.
az Purchasers at Assistance can have them de-
,;vered at the steamboat landing in readiness for
shipping.
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Liver cIMopIsaimt, JandEice
Dyspepsia.

Liver cnlepissimt, JandHice
Dyspepsia.
Chronic or Nervous, DeJHity, Disease ottAe
Ridaey, and all Diseases arising from diSordered
Lieer or Stomach:
Such Constipation Inward Piles Fullness of Blood
to the Head, Acditv OF the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn Disgust for Food, Fullness or
weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructa-
tons, Sinking and Fluttering at
the Pit OF the Stomach,
Swimming of the Head,
Hurried and Diff
cult Breathing
Flutterng
Heart Fe-
|. yer and Dull
Pain in the Head
Choking or Sufocating
Sensations when in a living
no.turc Dimncss of Vision Dots
or Webs before the sight Deficiency
ofPerspiraton Yenowness ofthe Skin and
Fyas Pain in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs &c.
Sudden Flashes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Con.
slant Emaginations of Evil, and Great Depres-
sion of Spirits. can be efectually cured by
DR. UOOFLAND
CELEBRATED GEElI1N BI7YTRS,
Prepared by pr. J. NJ. JACKSON, No. 100
Arch Street, Philadelphia.
More Testimony From the South in favor of
YooAand Celebrated German Bitters. preDa-
red by Dr..J. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia
They stand alone and unapproached by any
other remedy now before the public, for tn.
cure of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice
Nervous Debility, Diseases tthe Kidneys,&c
II. w. Chainey, Millersburg, Ky, Oct.
10th. 1852, said: " liav;ng sold your Bit
ters some time, find it has given satisfac-
ti0n in every instance that las come under
my notice.
Nelson Edwards, Salvlia, Ky, June %,
1851, SAYS: 1--WE rejoice to inform YOU
that this justly celebrated medicine has fully
maintained the exalted reputation which hat
been given it, and having tested its virtues
we unhcsitatinglv say it eminentIy deserves is
J. T. & J. w. Benny, Uniontown, Ky.
july 81. 1852, said: I'VE have heard of
MANY cures performed by the use of lIooi-
lands German Bitters, and l believe it 10
be valuable medicine
/ ]. Grant. Irvine Ky, June %, 80. said
1--WE have succeeded in Introducing YOU,
Ioonand's Bitters; physicians and other.
purchase Them by the half dozen and ,lozcn.'
DR.. =. Fatio & Bro, Knoxville, Tennessee
June 8. 1851, said y our Bitters arc now
selling very fast, and every person that has
, #. so far as we have been able TO learn. La
been benefited"
l.. Mayer, lEarrisonburg, La, May esd
-, 1858, saws: Your German Bitters is a yer,
, valuable medicine. | have disposed ofall
have received from YOU, and wish a new sup
ply Immediately"
DR.. Reyuoll Quail Trinity, La. June 3oth
1855 SAYS: = ! have for the last wear used tn
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world Of letters, being considered Indispensable to
the scholar and professional man. While to the in
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correct and satisfactory record of the current tcra
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EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the British
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inasmuch as they can now be placed in the hands OF
subscribers about soon as the original editions.
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Judjciary-!Supreme Court.
E. T. Merrick Chief Justice; A. NJ. Bnch-
anan, - Coils, w. II. Spotiord, and Cornell
us Noerhies, assistant justices.
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The Virtues of Jacobs Corid are too srel kno~n to
require E"comiunns
l. 1t Cures the worst cases OF DiarIhGa.
2. It Cures the worst forms of Dysentery.
3. It Cures California or Mexican Darrhea.
a. It Relieves the Sevcrest Cholic.
s. 1t cures Cholera Morbus.
6. 1t cures Cholera !ntantum.
I. 1t cures Painful Menstruation.
g. Ii Relieves Pain in the Back and Lons.
.. Ii countegacts Nervousness and Dependency.
10. 1t Restores Irregularities
IL. 1t Dispcls gloomy and hysterical feelings
H. 1t is an admirable Tonic.
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4 few short Extracts from Letters, Testim onals &c
Il have used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and
have found it "A most efficient and in my Judgment
4 most valuable remedy. "-llon. Hiram W arher
Judge OF Supreme court, IA.
at gives me pleasure in being able to recommend
Jacobs Cordial--lny own personal experience, and
the experience Of my ncighbors and friends around
me IS sufficient guarantee for me to believe 1t to
br all HAT it puports to be, viz Sovereign REM
,dy."-Wm IL. Underwood, formerly Judge Supc-
rior court, Cherokee Circuit.
81 take great pleasure in recommending this in
valuable medicine aslaiilced with bowel diseases,
for which | believe it to be sovereign remedy
decidedly superior to anything else ever tried by
mc"-A A Gouliing, Deputy G. NJ. Of the Grand
Lodge Of Georgia.
a have used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and
this with all | hear about it remedy by those
who have tried it induces to believe that it stand.
at the head of every preparation OF the kind, and
would recommend it use in the diseases for which
lis compounded Miles G.. Dohhin@s, Cashier o
the Bank of the State of Georgia, Griffin.
"If there is any crcdibty in human testimony
Jacobs Cordial must stand pre-cmihent above al
| other prcprations for the OF Bowel Diseases
| From the mass of testimony in its favor, coming il
from all quarters it must be very far in advance,
a curative agent Of most if not all other patent
preparations "A. Fleming, Cashier Marine ant
| Fire insurance Bank Griffin.
.'TEi, efficient remedy is travelling into ccchrt
as fast a. Bonaparte pushed his columns into Rus
sia and gaining commentator wherever used. y
Georgia .Icfcrsouian May -, 1888.
Druggists and country merchants snpp lby
} WRIGHT d Co.,
/ 46-3m. New Orleans
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u D : J . D.
FORWARN all persons not to trade for an
agreement made between me and ID. Marks, da-
"a 18th February 1857, as do not intend settling
lid agreement unless compelled by law.
SAMUEL ii. COPELAND.
January 90, 1858. 4,36,2m.
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,Sog,s; ssevpgessY.

No. 90 TchoHpitoNios street. New Orleans
COPPER. TIN, and SHEET IRON Manu- -.
| f,cturcr, Stoves, Crates, and Ship Caboos- 90
&C Of all sizes. nat up at The shortest notice. ~
- Goods for the country carefully packed.
JN CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS
~ JosEpu lIrFTY. Importer Wholesale
and Retail dealear in FINE WATCHES, JEWEL
Ry, Rich FANCY 81 STAPLE GooDs, No. 20
Camp street, n. O. Respectfully invite the
attention of wholesale and Retail dealers and
purchasers to his pery large stock Of goods,
which is freshly imported, and constantly
supplied throughout the year.
SHELL CoMBs.-Imitaton she'll and Buffalo
Combs, of every style and variety.
BRusuEs, of every description, of his own
manufacture, and at the lowest Northern
factory prices.
TOILET AcrrcLEs.-Such as Perfumery, Hair
Oil Hair Pins, Pomatum, Fancy Soaps,&c.
FINE FANS. Purses. Pocket-books, Work-box-
es. Portable Desks, together with an endless
variety of Porte Monies, De, &c, OF every
stvle and shape. and at unusual low prices
Guns. Pistols, Knives, Colts and Warmers
Revolving Pistols, Scissors, Razors, LlteE~
Preservers, FISHING Reels and Tackle, ~
a Aof every variety,to suit the most deter
x mined angler.
WarcHEs. JEwELRY, Etc. The stock in this
line consisting of theT. T. Cooper, NJ. J. To
bias and Real Joseph Johnson Movements
with a fine assort = ment Of Swiss and
English Levers, ~ slLvEEwAEh, etc.
have been selected with great care by +
Roberts, many years engaged in the Whole
saia business, and having been purchased
exclusively for cash, great Inducements will
be offered to purchasers.
Every article Warranted as Represented,
or the Money Refunded.
Watches, jewolry, &C., carefully repaired
and warranted. 4c-ya.
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]. P. Benjamin and J. Slidell, Senators.
Geo. Eustis, Jr., Thomas Green Davidson,
J. NJ. Sandge and Miles Taylor.
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SHERIFF. SALE.
Eleventh District Court,
Parish of Catahoula.

! r Calvert. ( Eleventh District Court,
I We. rafisn VI 0"'a''oU'''
sChevalier 90
6RTUE of writ Of feri faeias in the above
ft;tled suit issued from the Honorable the
4 court in and for the parish Of Catahoula,
sthe Sheriff thereof directed, have seized
. the property Of the defendant, J. I. Chew
fRTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF
being the Southwest Quarter of the North,
sarter, Section 6, in Township 6, 10 the land
north of Red River, containing thirty-nine
hundredth acres more or less,
viii on
|tmday, The srd day ofApriI 1858,
the hours prescribed BY law offer said land
at public auction at the court house doc: Of
thish.
b. of Sale Credit Of twelve months, tor what
bpelty will bring.
kh 10 1883. prsfee,Sll.
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PARISH OF CATAUOULA.

PAKiSH OF CAIAHUULN.
D. NJ. Priclard, Sheriff; c. c. Duke,
Clerk; T. u. Nix. Recorder J, n. Riley,
Assessor; W. J. Bart, Coroner; Il. Ii. Gu
ny, Treasurer.
Members Of the Police Jury.
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VIM. NJ. Tew, Clerk; Geo. Dean, Parish
Constable; ]. @. A. Talialerro. Parish Prin-
ter: and DR.. A. A. Wall, physician to the
parish prison.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Oar; MAYO, Of Catalonia, Judge,
WADE IL. HouGn of Caldwell, District Attorney.
Is composed of the Parishes of Catahoula,
Caldwell, and franklin. The jury and Probate
Terms in each are held as follows
CATAHOULA.
Jury Terms-2ad Monday Of April and November
Probate Tcrms-2nG Monday OF June 4 January.
CALDWELL.
Jury Terms-1st Monday of May and December.
Probate Tclms-1st Monday of July and February
FRANKLIN.
Jury Terms-3d Monday of March and October.
Probate Terms-3d Monday Of May December
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PROBATE S ALE.

Succession of Lucy Pitt, decd.
|NIRTUE of an order of sale issued from the
u lth District Court OF the parish of Catahoula
s the Sheriff of said parish directed, viii on
May, the 9Th day of March, 1883, within le-
burs, offer for sale AT public auction at the late
&nce of the deceased ia this parish, all the
krty, real and personal, belonging 10 the estate
Icy Pitt, decd, to wit:
1. Southwest quarter Of the Northwest quar-
ahe Northwest quarter Of the Northwest quar-
Ind the Northeast quarter Of thc North-wcat
pter Of section No 9, in township Nos, of range
d. containing 1l9 G0-l0o acres, as per duplicate
(pt No. l1OG5, with all The improvements
Don.
ab head of Cattle running in the range,
b. g stock hogs -
"a lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c
erms of Salc-CASH, under benefit of appral>e
4 d. NJ. PRIClIARD, Sheriff.
BIB. %, 1888. print.iecs2
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PROBITE .SIIE.


E8PURSUANCE Of an order aud decree OF the
szdIon. District Court, in and for the Parish OF
|fnhoula, |, the Undersigned Sheriff in and for the
|1ash of Catahoull, shall offer for sale to the
lest bidder at pubic auction at The door OF the
INT house in the town Of iiarrisonburg, on
the l3lh day ot NdRCH "ert,
~ following property belonging to the estate OF
kew Hawthorn decd, viz,
TRACT OF LAND lying on Sicily Island, in
MI said parish, containing about 100 acres, more
F1T or less.
I'LL SEVEN SLAVES.
erms-This sale is ordered for the purpose OF
tting partition between the heirs Of said decc-
t and viii he made on the following terms, w:
IN credit Of IL months from the day o! sale ;
~ chasers will be required to execute notes Tor tue
cs bid, with approved suret'es IN sofldo, payable
be heirs and legal representatives ot Nancy llaw-
n decd or Order STIMULATING interest Al the rate OF
er cent. per annum, from maturity if not punctu-
paid, and special mortgage on thc property
Schased As additional secu itv. y, NJ PElClAED
"A March II, 1898. ipintiec,$l5 Sheriff..
The above sale b. consent Of parties, Is
1ktponed to The Grd dav of April.
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fac m o . q !

RI m opaI.
FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC ARE IN
brmed, that we are now to be found IN the Ne"
|g on the corner of Catahoua and Sicily Streets
they are respectfully solicited to call
]. SHLENKER & BROTHER.
kisonbure, Feb. 24-5S. st.
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READ TlIiN !.
DIR. LEROI'S AND PELTIER'S
Co.ssnog7reI Mixture.

FOR all Afccfjo"s Of the Urinary organs, on'
fL.... rttIcL innS SnllLL.
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CORDIAL.
FOR ALL
howell Disc asses.

Cholera Dyscntcry, Diarrhoea, Cholera Morhus, Bill,
ious Cholc, Cholera Intantum. Also, add
mirably adapted to
MANY DISEASES OF FEMALES,
Most especially painful Menstruation.
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SUCH as acute ahd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
(Gonorhoea) elect, Spasmodic STRIFE
ture, burning Of the Urethra, Neural
gia Of the Urethra, acute and chronic
inAamation Of the coats of the bladder
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PAYMENT to be made in all cases in ADVANCE
Money current in the State where issued will be re-
ceved at par.
PosrAeE-In all the principal cities and towns,
these works will be delivered free of postage
When sent by mail, the postage to any part Of the
United States will be but Twenty-four cents year
for Blackwood and bat Fourteen cents year for
each of the Reviews.
NIB The price in Great Britain for the five peri
odicals above named is about s3l per annum.
Rc,nitiances for any of the above publications
should always be addressed, post paid, to the pub
fishers, LEONARD SCOTT d co.
81 Gold street, New York.
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pl,jI3dflDhiH

SADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
Howard d Hall, Successors to S. Robb
l. Co., (No. Magazine street, near
Canal, New Orleaus,) are now re-
ceiying from their Manufactury
in Philadelphia, large assort-
ment of Saddles, Brides,
Harness, Whips, Trunks
and Travelling Bags,
with all other arti
Giles usually found
in the Saddlery
Bushes
& HALL are agents for the
Union India Rubber Company of New "a
Y crk and will keep constantly onhand -
full assortment of Rubber Bands of
all sizes. Also, Patent Stretched Lea
Their Beltings, which they are constantly
receiving from the best mandatory ,
all Of which they offer as low and on as
rood terms AS any other sly
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No. 90 Tchoupitoulos street. Near Orleans
COPPER. TIN, and SHEET IRON Manu- -
l. facturcr, Stoves, Crates, and Ship Caboos- I'D
cs Of all sizes put up at the shortest notice. a
-. Goods for the country carefully packed.
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For any one OF the four Reviews So
For any two of the four Reviews 5
For any three Of the four Reviews
For all four of the Reviews s
For Blackwood's Magazine 5
For Blackwood and three Reviews 9
For Blackwood and the four Reviews 10
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-17

PACIFIC RAILROAD THROUGH CANAAD.
We again refer to this great object, which
has created so much interest in England
that an expedition on large scale is soon
to start from London to explore the regions
of the Far West belonging to the British
Empire, with view to the construction of
a great transit route across the continent
of America whereby to communicate most
expeditiously with the East on the Pacific
side, and with Europe on the Atlantic side.
The expedition is to be commanded by
Col. Elliott, of the Royal Engineers, and
will consist of company of sixty engn-
eers, accompanied by troop of forty men
under the command of Capt. Haig, of the
Royal Aartillery. The expedition is to
cross the Isthmus by way of Charges, and
on arriving at Vancouver it will be reinfor-
ccd by hundred men, as pioneers, select
ed from most hardy and experienced of
the Hudson Bay Company employees.
Such is stated to be the initiatory pro-
gramme of the master enterprise ofthe age
and England is just the power TO push it
to successful result when once thorough
ly enlisted in the grand work. America
must look out, or John Bull will whistle
across the continent while Brother Jona-
than is puckering his mouth!
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Wit and HunlOr.

Who prolongs his work to the greatest
length possible, yet completes it in time
The ropemaker, if he is Industrious.
Why is horse half way through gate
way like penny? Because it is head on
one side and tail on the other.
An extraordinary surgical operation was
lately performed, which killed the patient.
The physician is doing well.
"Oh. that my father were seized with a
re-mit-tent fever!" sighed spendthrift to
medical student.
"Poor rule that won't work both ways"
as the boy said when he threw the rule
back at his master.
In Canada they boil everything for
greens, beginning with mullen leaves, and
leaving off with window blinds.
Found at last-a man who never de-
clines office on account of circumstances
over which be has no control"
A clergyman being complained of by
another for drawing away his parishioners
on Sunday, made this reply,
"Feed your flock better, and they won't
stray"
"The iron has entered my sole,' said the
shoe to the shoemaker.
81 give thee a,ol, l can no more," was
the reply.
The omnibus drivers of Covington KY,
it is said, charge double for ladies wearing
hoops.
If one of our people in the East be found
kissing Turkish lady, can he be charged
with embracing Mahomedanism9
Why is milkman like sailor? Because
he gets his bread by water.
A person asked his physician if tobacco
was injurious to the brain.
"No," replied he, ''for no person who
has any brains uses it."
Why does an aching tooth impose silence
on the sufferer? Because it makes him
hold his jaw.
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Sowing and Reaping.

We are all sewers. Each one has an
enclosed field of his own thoughts and feel
ings, in which he sows seed and gathers
in his heart the fruit, while each scatters
seed in the world-feld, whose fruit shall
be gathered in the great world-harvest.
Each thought, each feeling, each word
is seed, whose fruit shall be manifold and
the harvest shall be as the seed, whether it
shall be good or evil.
He who sows the seeds of diligence and
wisdom shall reap a harvest Of golden
wheat, while he who sows the seeds Of idle
ness and folly, will reap nothing but weeds.
He who sows gentle words and kindly
deeds will reap to himself love and friend
ship, while he who sows unkindness only
will have his harvest as his seed is.
AS in the world of nature, so in that of
mind and feeling, the spring time is the
sowing time. Youth is the most inspor-
tant as it is the most productive seed-time.
Life is not the only reaping time. The
fruit is too abundant, the harvest too great
to be all gathered, though it be tasted here.
There is an eternity for fruition. Through
out all its ages we shall be reaping-ever
reaping. If in this life We have planted
the good seeds of faith, love and obedience
in the life to come we shall reap immortal
glory and bliss; if we have sown the seeds
of worldliness and sin, we shall reap ever
lasting shame and despair. How impor-
tant, then, it is that we sow good seed in
this short seed-time of our earthly life, that
we may reap pleasant fruit in the harvest
of eternity.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-17

BLooDLEss CONGRESSIONAL DUEL
AS many as three or four duels have been
OIL the tqpis between ferocious Democrats
during the present session of Congress, but
not drop Of precious blood has been
spilled. Wounded honor has been easily
satisfied, or else the terms of meeting, as
in the recent case of Harris, of Illinois, and
Hughes, of Indiana, have made the chal-
lenger weak stomached for the fight. Col.
Harris, who has seen real service in Mexi-
co, when challenged by Hughes, named the
weapons muskets and buck shot, distance
ten PAGES. Hughes concluded to take back
the challenge rather than take in the buck
shot.
Senator Benjamin, of Louisiana, chal-
lenged Senator Davis, of Mississippi, for
some provocation received during passage
of words in the Senate on the 9Th, but set
tied the matter without fight the next-day.
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Mistetlang.
THRILLING ADVENTURE.

"Have Faith in God and He will Guide Thee"
The following thrilling adventure is from
an English Magazine:
"Father will have done the great CHM
ney tonight, won't he mother?' said little
Tommy Howard, as he stood waiting for
his fathers breakfast, which he carried to
him at his work every morning.
"He said he hoped all the scaffolding
would be down to night" answered the mo-
ther, aand that'll be a fine sight; for Inev-
er liked the ending of those great Chin
neys, it is so risky, thy father to be last
up"
"Eb, then, but I'll go and see him, and
help 'em to give shout afore he comes
down" said Tom.
"And then," continued the mother, "if
nil goes on right, we are to have frolic to-
morrow, and 60 into the country, and take
our dinners, and spend all the day in the
woods" .6
"Hurrah" cried Tom, as he ran off to
his lather's place of work, with a can of
milk in one hand and some bread in the
other. His mother stood at the door watch
ing him as he-went merrily whistlino down
the street, and then she thought of the
dear father he was going to and the dam
gerous work he was engaged in, and then
her heart sought its sure refuge, and she
prayed to God TO protect and bless her
treasures.
Tom with light heart pursued his way
to his father, and leaving him his break
fast went to his own work, which was at
some distance. In the evening, on his way
home, he went around to see how his fa-
ther was getting on.
James Howard, the father, and num-
Der of other workmen, had been building
one of those lofty chimnies, which in our
great manufacturing towns, almost supply
the place of other architectural beauty
This chimney was of the highest and most
tapering that had ever been erected, and as
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PARODY ON HOHENLINDEN.

in season when our funds are low,
Subscribers are provoking slow,
b A few supplies keep up the flow
OF dimes departing rapidly.
But we shall see sadder sight,
When duns pour in from morn till night,
Commanding every six-pence bright
To be forked over speedily.
Our bonds and due bills are arrayed,
Each seal and signature displayed:
The holders VOW they must be paid,
With threats of Law and Chancery."
Then to despair we'er almost driven
There's precious little use of livin,
When cur last copper is rudely riven,
From hands thai held it lovingly.
But larger yet these dues shall grow,
When interest added cn below,
Length ming our chin foot or SO,
When gazing at them hopelessly.
'Tis SO, and scarce have we begun
To plead for time upon dun,
Before there comes another one,
Demanding pay ferociously.
The prospect darkens: on We bravo
Who would your very bacon save:
Waive, patrons, all your pretexts waive,
And pay the printer cheerfully.
Ahl it would yield us pleasures sweet,
A few delinquents now to meet,
Asking of us clear receipt
For papers taken regularly.