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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31
Our District conTsBtsen.

4 s0uwoBiosIioo shieb vs saF5 irsD
the Nashville f'sb ~, tsvossble 10 tks
sypasssusnt II WN BRGzEKToNs ~ -
81 Eieesersi ess5s5sts fer che FiFst Ssso.
e4s,sisssl District, stsas ~ 10 saA ne -
.csiioH II cot ufFesitiss fEise&s - ~
.sHs sutises n Lchalf q eur Eva DE-
tfief TRs A-s-t-s-~-ss - Isss Gag -
tBss The bs@Serah sss Rsyu1trsse
are each 70 bead As asgry seesiassT sS@
zsg fes the l'sssidfney. The siuS &C.
used ihEt he CsnsfiigtsoDal Cuisa PsFfJ
shussa tske ais4is gsosaa, ssd hss
ass,sis tie iTSs PEsaiFssa q osF Rs-
psbiiess fern Of ggveTsUent
he Cssvs6tisn foT car DistTisi uiil be
Esgd IS Ciistos, on SATURDAY.
NAY FiFTfi, ssd Il is hoped shss every
eossiy IL the KsoIsiI.e District vii BE-
Tspsesshtsd Let as BE- theEs q oil the
leHHBSs sEd possT Of cor strength,
sd shoS Ia ous sStsissFiss that us are
ssgrs io1 the fShs Mech d,FeSds upos
she sslsstioa Il suitable BasB, Rsa sps0
ssiou, hsTuosy, cad ooossrt Of sstisa GO
cur part
The Bsetipg 20 srpoipt delegates 10
this C0Rsse loo, ia behalf u KBoE eOub
.. siii Be held 10 the COSa house 90
hgB5SJ bsIt, st The ringing Of lhs bell
Tss- d. Ss.svi.s .Essrsg,
THa FHEsfBEBTiAL csHFAEns.
IL tee sS,srs q tie bret CohEtssssoasl De
trsctI
TIE sizHs = he uBss ipdioAss that tie
ssmihF Fre-iasntisi essvsss vii be astsIds q
- To- gryssssa sSsTs sf 81 tis yoiiliasi par.
ties ~ ErhisVs Eueesas Iks rositisB Of the
Eu8fbcFn 0pyssiiiss u Esch that 80 eaHHst G
isslics @ or resntsy FsHsals de % Inactive
Ns AZ kHmly reseiTsd - FfFsFEs<. - i0Eg -
ghFfs . bsps sFaiass tks fsrmssISH q sssIisu-
Al psTtist Ne ere fer tbs cusstiistioSEl
Yisbss 81 ihs PsuFls II The essstFy. HHi ss
Nh rssiri vii rqssl sHJ sBSssspfsaisiHg .
ezliy - 81 fbs StsIsss tkS EIscs,ea u AUy
h,sS e. tsr PTesldsssy upos Ercissaal issBss.
" NET - y5rgsssRs Scr ne esHtsst-
EoT ssrstsFai esssidats iH SSr D.sUlei Ehers
EsssHs 70 - . EcusFAi Eaahsupf 81 pHhhe
sFib so l. Ma, bssEiEsoK, H., q JsasrsnB,
Re is fhs ssnb isE tks uIsss. His AFu 80
asaziy seaFthE sPsS az oesstisSs Wiu ensi-
B-sBa rssPssi fof hinsfif ana Bis sazss G3h-
81 sHk a. sEs4ssl fssEts sHe . sAssE stFoHT
sized &c srssP ard gsssFsiiSs To 81 ~ isrss,
suy sass,ieu oftks DAY. be ~svld siss s,FsHFsh
BHd sseeVss ErRsesi ~ she kssd eshhist thF9aGh
Ehch Ne Hsst ssss ibis sHBueT.
- keIs fhss be sta BE nnabiHaesssy noisi'
Essra, sbi THAI ssHs u esT fFisaas W'A sag.
seat he IsWf sta pace fsF hsldlsE sosSsa'
toH ief thai Fusyess kiOghs-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31

a. uNEoaTt saTE asF sss ut-srAs Hssn hi-ss~fi
tss lsf sass- rrFrass 5~-sas sFsasatars s~-Hf
A. ~ isfsf-f=-a ans . 90 g. nsa ts5sishHa - r-s
krasst " rha aHa--i srs gasts~esrfr asffFsasi 70
yaaEH Haasfise gs-p.= sa-ss r1Eseasp isffuz
rises Bsafar ts-F stzT - F--ssr-f g. ~
ft haaish. -. ssttut h.es-fs sssaif tsa sar~s -
pfsae tsfass - IN q HHat- hr
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So lsara-stizns - sazt rE-r 80 -aFF
Ne ri ssaf IS - assaI- ~ Haars@ a-tffns
50 tfslEEaT
Ehra -sa Sc 2 10 F-rE
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31

siAVEHE ~ iSl5 The fviie@ihg
are seHc stsis'ics ~ The "pid Coloaial
asys. chen eur sob =, diserett aud p'Oss
saee-iors II ,hs NeTIheTn sid Ess'srn
States srfe sisyrhoidsrs. - yell - these
81 the Scufh Uas haadFtd aud forty.
svs yer. ago. ia Ias rsigB ef GsOsee the
Firsi, the ssesTtainsd PoPuissies q The
Contissbtsl COl0hiss wss a. iplio~.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31

tES Ieass = EABs Af4ssszis4 ny esa-
EaiIisg saf adsss',slss ssisRHs. u siii be ssss
several It vsr sssekaEu bsss Sessi'ed asa
are ssS prepared e ssesnmsssis ths .fatiis
vith s Ssa asserted sHs dsSs4sAiy hsnassRs
A~sos lSssni Il sss apa sAsiss sPriss Dosds
ESsas A spAsssz Asss spspsd shsir pstss ssa
FAass 49Ssas. ssa tbsis seek viii be pre-
soaasss ssasi u Bot ssFsFier ,s ssy they bsys
ks,stafaTs Psssrstsd- This sepssFs ta be ~
= Latsss' ilassar." saatAssiOs sssfy shiHE sAieA
u ssssstasy sd bssessaE basg's sasEt---
tis aSsaay, the seth isst. iAs.F sPs'es sfsS-
isg u kaszs so sisl b As plses, aHa ~ ssoaL
90 rrssssze ibs Ladies' ssfi ss"ua tAsfr ss,ss-
liShmsat, - Est the - sssest sna best VI the
ssasva@
T. r D'E.sf, hes spsssd rev sIors, IL tie
see'a Formerly escsPisa ~ HS~ss q CO Tsis
boss< il HsSsy hiisd sp. and Bis stsst hes bees
sslssisd usth greet taste. Gail cad satisfy
yssFssisss
Estig BFs'Aas ere sIili operating 10 The
hess fssasry sssargsi BY walker. 0kesfS
Cs. ThsiE sioek ls hAs aHa shssla be sesH 81
oass
sssus y BssS hes - stock, sud ass
Shlsh 70 asciisdiy S1fSHesSt The Ladies and
GsatismsH aust not forget to give tim call,
Reg ( fsAnSis have opened FsmiiJ Gro
ssFy In The bsiidips formerly sossPisd a. IN
sfies - Dr BshsF. % Gas street. nearly %
yos'ls he Poet ofsss. This is BsS hra, bst
vsl dsseTriSs tbs patronage Il eps sinIsRs --
! Give ths@ sail--ihsy base 8 sood article Of
( 6roesTIss and are ssliiRs At loo hssTSa
f'sss, GsGteAaa 4 Co ca Gsy street, Ahe's
CsnbsTiSsd. SHd !. 4 Yes StiSsy c., 81
their old stssd. haSs FSssissd GhsiF sprias
siOsk II Bosls. shsss, De. ssu is the tims ls
asks ysaF psEsbSsss II thsss Indispensable A.
Ississ. Thsif sisst y tsTy large, aad 81 ssA
BE accommodated.
| Agate ss sas. seassis car advertising col.
SsHs, il yea sish - avail yourselves AZ bss.
eAlAs Skoss shs Aassriiae With ~ sss be r.
AsAsn- aaf cor sslaaas PsssSsl IaPorsARt
! fAsls tsF 81 20 read
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31
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- ftaezsrtFsf rHs Htaeo, rHa - fssna has
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srs n saarss srFs sgYf ssr, - s'tsr . stssr~i-s
g.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31

REI'aIovs Notes, --hissar otKI, u he
Episcopal ChsFch, uai sfhe,sIs ia thts City
seat Sabssgh, APril !, "a Ais rsSalsF EPisesP~l
tear he ia aAa u tsisRas. Asd u aga
stAaaihs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31

~ We ssts pleasure 10 diresslaE ibs ~.
,sssssn u ssE nsFsAsHs tri.aas ,s The sd,ss.
sissnsus q AsssFs. RIsfsH. FaElPs : c.,
Dry BesaI hssehabls, q ihs siiy 1t Ksu
fesk WILGian v. eaeos, ans q 10 psys
asss u the afm, Is saatksFAer, ssa kss e
Piasialipa SD asssoss II As.slssipFl Az
Ihess, .hsrsfaFs. she purchase sssas - Ihsa.
mas seat ssssJsA sksl hiss sss Ea,sshlslhs nss
Of tAs right stamp. farelal
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31

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So Hf-ssiug fers - isia-sfTr rHsf 80 40
sss rs-asais - -rTsIs. g. gsEssr1e w. Do
csasJ-ss 49,. Fr~psFf'as - r-rfrii-a So
isssy HaEsaaisf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31

q ~ = q.
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TNHlS ESTABLISHMENT sa' y.
rz1Srrai - sEs-st ne lgr--aslrz -1.r
e. sassr.-s 'lskz-oas act - - Haaaz-
FHrssa-- 49, szzz-rssrs - "a 8 So 9 q
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sgd --aEsss. sasisar fis-r-rs.
as.-Hfs.as cg---rsz.s l-sa-~ ia.--F
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T-s--a p sc-s F.riu-as.
f-sa 49, $50 1as-iaEs ass y zal La -
s--Fg t-z----saca
q. so sac - tess asssh 1Ezsras $780,
- ts.ai .E-zr o. az ssrsstsh sa-zs -- t's '-a.-
~ - r. e
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31

TnE PAciTIc RILsoGp The House
seirst Psei6c Rs,l5uuj CeBu,lirs he'd =
msstiSE On Tlurday. sad The lellaHinE
rvs. laiiobs--shs sf,, ssisred By vi sHlth,
of N,rgioia lbs seeosd BY Mr.. Rice, Of
Massachusetts, AID The third. b. Mr.
Stout 81 OtsRvs--Vsfe adopted
ks,ast.s Thai FssskS Rai.JosI sssssssiaH
10 o.. srrssry ssd sagsatsHi
a. irsd ThHt tEe rtrsfFurtina n sssA resd
90 20 = sbauiI b. usdsFiztse ~ corporations
Of ip.iis tieais and H,g by tie GoTsFnHsRt q
gHs sartsa EtaJss
Ea4a.i4S That q . saFs,l,sni ahd necessary
ihsi TIE ,isvttpn,cnt ,hcuid Al tb- uadrria-
k.rs boib ste HscHcy aal 'ands, Ia i,s cen
stTrel'ot
TIE Efst tWo resolutions were aHshi
H,ossly adopted, ADD the last received Ia
oEs rrros,nE V0ir. ca the gruasd iest the
yutrr pss orpos,d to the dous,'eB Il land,
bui did Dot Object 10 sid ui,h moUeJ,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31
Emory nd Henry Traesdy

y Emory nd Henry Trsesdy.
The EEsHsisIag Court - she ease Of
JoHN Is. BEowsBow, vlSssd 90 E-tasdsy
evening lssl II SEA composed Of ssgss
Magistrates. 1bFes we're foE - seqsislsl,
sad four fsF referring The case 10 jasy.
Tie ssfeUasss Waa consequently held 10
bail 10 bend Of one Thousand Ssiis's ,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31
MARRIED

FHETFH-LABfN -.fs tas 1ata $50 ~ q - E~s-
~ ~ FssSra sd stus assr a Lass. ed
~ a 80 ssfafF Fafra
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31

sFaEE AssaeINTros uvsk - asserted
q esAszaniez4isn fsess {. " ChAFstSa. 90 titss
sss5sss IL ssr fsrssat lsaus - Eiss 1asshsf
tasa rhs pea II o y, sssbsy, sd ss t,ss
siilF sAastsr fsS1a P ~ stseiars. Which sii
spfsss 10 . fee asys Ths ssriJess Is &c u
$50 i~passsse~. ED vsa sos'hy tie sesssds-
fstsse q tie fsssiHg ss@mass'y. Nay -
s-' hvFs shs aAs Is Sot "a sistas, shea ear
"a eaasrrJ vIu tssaEs IN de very t@peFsaH,
SD Prss,tals kasisess Il Estslss tie hnsss -
@l, Rs ses ss sosa rsssaA ybJ Ne Asss-
tleh tksRiJ sst - lzruas1 at sses
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31


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thsf n lfs4ss ftff Hefs = - ~ fate9 ists
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$50 tfufaarf sspssFsd ssetlssf fas tsia ssss5zf 30
sesfsssgf o ks-i-f rssifss, 50 - - ~ 81 e.
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a-srfrsf ns-sessa-t "a ssssfss essia11 Esuiu.sr'
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septh Asssftzs, Essapsi ass tss isl.s.s - ao7ea
So ~ ssss BNsase Pf&H.
assr1tfa Psss<pter5. IFse IT,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31
TENNESSEE HOTEL.

NOT BEING REApH To Mi
~ 6RaEs Ws-g sssA ~ '~ass tsiis D. rissse -
tsas, 49, serssaG . k-sg 50 $3.50 go -.
TEL, h-.eis hagAsad faHAa -rst "a 80 49,
hsfsi shs4s - Hassa asS $685. - -a--sa p
$3.50 Nsif saFs-rd $40 sSs sszFs g. ai'a $50
Hafa-s.4s starat - ef4f - wee hA-e So -
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statgs s.ta ,.-s afs tks "a sa3 S4st~ - 'Hf e-H
sy--sA - 49, slss ss- - sifE ~ - 49,
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81, ~ fFr-.a .ss n - s-lsr- ssi hass - sF p
i q -. 5000 49, 80 slss $50 sisssi -
ssa assz-ua ssessss essas taaa 49, -
- -. 80 So iats 80 sr-asF1 49, ass .7-art -
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31
rho "a IerspFsassbis CoDfIes . % the
University 81 AfieBissippi Hssisna-
too OF Professors Garter aud Htoh-



~. a, asfsrs tssss Esrs~vs. n - -
Il hes bees ksasu hsrs TT sbout ;
msssk tbss tbe Beard Of Trustees q tAs
Usisstsiiy Of Mississippi seaiA msst i
satsaadlaasy session sbass the snt 81
Match, foe tbe paSposs Of Investigating
shsFRss pFsfsFssd sgaiest The ssHefsbls
President u ias Isstilaiiss. q A. p.
barnard. s. D. II. n Bsapba@,
Aesasaiasls oa lsst Tksssasy, March
lee ths Hos j. A. Ysssfsss, L n. Davis,
:. N. u0sfy, 4 Fl PsRaes, gsmss
BreWn, 0sa n fosnz, " = DDsd, J.
W giapp, Charles Clark sad A n Cisy-
loo, mesbtefs II The Bestd, ss-s@bisd -
sns II The halls Of obs BsissFsity, sad,
alsss oFxaaisisE, ~. BFssbsm read che
failowiRg - the ehaTpes Which he pre-
fsrsed assiDst Df BsTnssd
1s. That DE-. Barssrd offered the
sssssmsot Of : negro - svidsass sgHIast
q alsdent Of she Ubivefsiiy NJ. Ham.
phrsyg.
I'd That after the Faculty rsfass9 70
sastsia the charge apon the testimony ID,
daeed. DR.. BsFusfd Sisboas the ss.hOrity
Of the Fsssliy srsts 70 hia guardian
letter, which resulted IL Is" vithdrsssl
Of Ne. HamphT - IRON ths University
10. That DE- Barnard istsroassi asi Jb-
jscisd 70 Mr. llamphrsys' ~ sdBi..'sa
iB,1 The CBisersi,y a. the apsaIag Of the
nest sessioa, and thas prevented bis re
turn.
II R. BRAFHGS
This vas Ill that occurred up 10 n0on
--1'be Beard Es assembled shout tEo
.O'eieek, sksh the usmbsu Il tbs faeah
~ Wsse placed aPoa the stsbs ~ Sitnss-
ses 0fhsra Wiibcssss oct hsiusgi OK -
/ tbs Fsealty Wets called 10 daring the
+ proceeding. ssd gaze Evidence, The *
( amiHsiioa sf witnesses lasted until sItsF
ssppst on lhs ielIoSiBg lFridsyl night
Sooa after the evidences was eIassd the
Ilsasd feadsFed their dsscisisa which Wa
tbs, Of seguitsl
/. The isst,moay in ,ke cssa Is very eiah-
orsie, 4 copy u it bss bssa ssksd Ter
add vii $3.50 Be published We Wssawe
We must Be permitted 70 Suspend sny
opinion ia regard TO 1t aaiii Il appears ia
rHicisl form.
We have never seen % Hueh fesiisK
exhibited smgng oar citizens IS vas shgSH
90 the streets Saturday, and since the
rsssb and incidsBls connected With ibe
matter have been aiVulgrd Il amoanis
t0a perfect storm q inAiesssiue against
The SoT-,sfa barn pFOfsssoEs engaged "
the in.iiiurssn uh'ls oct fee inPoga The
motives ~ the Trustees The Peopis aP-
paved 70 be nssrlT BnAutE05s against the
asei,gna Of the Beard
Oa MosSay Professors Carter and Rich
atdsea seat dssn their rssigaAlion IS
member II The Fsesliy 10 GovsraeE Pet
tss The resiEHa,iou Of these gshtlenen
leaves sniy rss satbsraeE ia The Faculty
-Prsf ] " rLiPP', asd il = 'h0ash'
he vii resign too.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-11
HERE is brief but pointed "essay o,

HERE is brief but pointed "essay on
man:"
At ten, a child; at twenty, wild;
At thirty, tame, if ever;
At forty, wise; at fifty, rich;
At sixty, good, or never.
Here is an essay on woman: s
At ten, bud; at twenty, in bloom;
At thirty, married, if ever:
g At forty. mother; at fifty, aunt;
At sixty the probability is that
the old lady is something worse for The
wear.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-11
Monroe Lodge No. 1879.

f1PWe have now On hand
a large supply of blank Deeds,
Mortgages and Justices blanks
of all kinds.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-11
What We Like TO See.

The following paragraph is clipped
from an exchange, but it is applicable to
this latitude, and we would suggest that
our subscribers who are troubled with
borrowing neighbors, shall read it in their
hearing!
We like to see man refuse to take his
local paper, and all the time sponge up
on his neighbor for the reading of
his.
We like to hear man complain, when
you ask him to subscribe for his home
paper, that he takes more papers than he
can read now, and then go round and
borrow his neighbours home paper, to
read or loaf upon him until he has gath.
cred the news out of it.
We like to hear man run down his
home paper as mot worth taking" and
every now and then go or send to the
editor for some favors in the editorial
line.
We like to see mechanic refuse to
advertise in his home paper, and then
strive to get share Of the trade the pa,
per brings to the place by advancing its
interests as local newspapers always
do,
But above all things, we like to see
one of your rich, miserly men, who can't
pay one dollar for newspaper, but can
always manage to be about in time to
read the paper at the expense of man
not worth the tenth part of what he is
1t looks SO economical, London (Ohio
Democrat. ss;s''
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-11
PROFESSIONAL JUaoRs. We learn that

PROFESSIONAL JURoRs. We learn that
short time ago. one of those gentlemen.
known as professional jurors asked the
sheriff of Hamilton county to place him
upor the jury The sheriff reported the
anxious applicant to his honor, the Judge,
who caused him to be imprisoned in the
jail, for soliciting q seat in the jury box.
Perhaps If the same rule was adopted in
other places, it would save the sheriffs
much trouble, by preventing professional
Jurors from importuning them for seats in
the jury box. 80 <ss..s.r q .t.se.5
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W00DSFIKf.B
Classical 9nstitutf, !.

T,HE third session of this Institute will com
i mence on
Monday. April 9th, 1860
Special attention will be paid to pupils Of
both sexes, who desire to prepare themselves
for teaching. ,.k' 4aa9, itAgybs sdt.
The discipline will be mild but efficient, and
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when students leave the Institute before the
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Tuition for Term Of Twelve Weeks.
Common Branches. " :, "a 90
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Higher Algebra, Geometry, Astronomy,
Bookkeeping and Moral Scierce ..t..b 90
Latin and Greek. 8 90
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and religion than that of Woodsfeld, 5sy q
The price of boarding two dollars per week.
For further particulars enquire of g1ikss
MILTON WELLS, Principal 4
.REF.-Former pupils and patrons.
! Feb. ], 1860. "a lsiA 2 4o-' . $50
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To KILL BED BUGS. Tie them by the
hind legs and then make mouths at them
until you get them into commissions after
which crawl around on their blind side and
stone them to death.
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The Origin of Yankee Doodle.

r y By GEORGE P. MORRIS. ait
cS ch - ~. ~ .gsS
Oncc oniA time old Johnny Bull .1sH
Flew in q raging fury, Itl3t 2-1a
And swors that Jonathan should have 7eH
No trial, sir, by jury, 2a III YES
That no elections should be held I -rN
Across the briny waters; t4 = 7sa
- ssAndAnow,' said hs, "Ill tax the tea 9 7sd
OF all his sons and daughters" Ys vsd
Then down he sat in burly state, 4 ,tsA
,1And sblustered like grandes
And in derision made tune q .sa&
Callsd "Yankee doodle dandy" z yss
"Yankee Doodle"-these are facts Ts
"Yankee doodle dandy; = = 1sa
NY son of wax, your tea I'll tax
-Yankeesdoodle dandy" o.ssd
John sent the tea from DER the sea
With heavy duties rated, Il n Tsa
But whether hyson or bohea, @
,GsftInsver heard it stated. 4ka &
Then Jonathan to pout began
He laid a strong embargo 7aH
3Ill drink no tea, by Jover' so he g Te
Threw overheard the cargo.
Next Johnny sent an armament,
Big words and looks to handy, d vs4
Whose martial band, when neer the land,
Played 'sYankee doodle dandy"
hEs Yankee doodle dandy!
"a aI'lr poison with tax your cup,
= - YOU Yankee doodle dandy"
y Along war then they had, in which
John was at last defeated
Ind aYankee Doodle" was the march
20. TO which his troops retreated.
70 Young Jonathan, to see them fly,
Gould not retain his laughter,
Ldafhat tune" said he, "suits to T.
-s7& I'll sing It ever after"
Old Johnny's face, to his disgrace,
Was flushed with beer and brandy,
Rem while he swore to sing no more,
n.a s-sYankee doodle dandy" =
q Yankee doodle. -hol ahi hol i'5
- Yankee doodle dandy -
i'sws Kept the tune, but not the tea
-ne2 Yankee doodle dandy!
msi 10 ytrffsr EtoT2 = = isif..t'itf - q
Tve tcid you now the origin -,
- .W this most lively ditty, s5f.
=. Which Johnny Bull dislikes as "dull, II,
=. = As stupid!n-what pityl, ~. =.
With 19ail CoIumbial" it Is sung, f-,si
In chorus, full and hearty -. ,sss,f,
:. On land and main we breathe the strain,
John made, for his tea party.
No matter how we rhyme the words, ~
The music speaks them handy; oYa
And where's the fair can't sing the air =,
or ssYaukee doodle dandy!" ,.s.,-
Yankee doodle-frm and true. ,....4.-
Yankee doodle dandy, j, ss...fo,--
Yazkee doodle, doodle, dol 80
Yankee doodle dandyI''
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SPRIGG HOUSE.
The only First Glass Hotel il

w
rs situated on Water street, near the wharf,
lwithin one square of the Baltimore Ohio
Railroad Depot, near the Hempfeld Depot,
and in view of the Suspension Bridge over the
Ohio river. The hotel has recently been
thoroughly repaired, and many improvements
have been made upon it, since it was origin
ally constructed.
The present Proprietor, who has had an ex-
tensive experience in the business in Balti-
more and Eastern cities, has successfully and
satisfactorily maintained the SPRIGe HOUSE
during the past year, during which time the
McLure House has had eleven Proprietors, and
was entirely closed three months and more.
The travelling public may rely upon it that it
is not only his intention to keep the house
open, but he will continue it what it has been
since under his nlanagement-THE ONLY FIRST
CLASS HOTEL IN THE CITY. 80
JASON STOCKBRIDGE,
Sept. 81, $50. nst. Proprietor.