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s,,.rftsss GALpEN,s NEW RES
tt RANT, 80 Royal street. r. Nv .ssss
JOHN GALPIN has i be pleasure 4SssSfs

4VS@s9% JUftN EAIPlN pleasure 20
aasass4Re& Of informing his friends and the
public generally that he ready receive
them his 81 Royal street, door to the
Sorper Of Cuonhoue occupying the entire mansion,
lately tire Residence 1f AltId Hsle most
enve accommodations Besides the Large public ding-roon
On the go4nd hoo whore meals provided hours from
Go'clack A. NJ until II F. NJ advertiser hss large nun,
Der Of for private parties Families parties on an
pcstUn above, be supplied with best of everything
the Affords either ready for the table comes from
The market Fhnking his trtends forthe liberal tha
has always been extended him. undersigned hes
that will be his edsEoro give the fullest satisss-
zion to those who favor him with their ordsrs
'1"|R'" roHF GAI.PIN.
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r OUIsIANA MUTUAL ASSURANCE COM
LII PANY.
RUPTURES

Z nAppo sss9o&a CURED .
DR.. ". T. Mills the Editor Of the veksbure
v1cKsBuRo, Miss, May 8, 1860.
Hernia can be Cured Without Needle or Knife
and pai disease to make the folio Wing Statement
10 Of had been afflicted with the Hernia
Esq., Of ' issuena Two physicians examined him
PPpo III snnsen hs
the knife to which the other and myself Objected took hin TO
man having used that and The Dosor's
CGrsys Mixture n I Se 0 T Res boy T bs f9 a e.
For he S SS pansoa DO
least iconvsnenee give tAs statement benefit
m haae who have this disease and for my II
Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous to the
Above, il reference to the same boy.
IssAauENA Co.. Miss, May 2, 1857.
Dear SirThe boy Georse is perfectly cured rupture
he is 81 the finest liking men on Deer cseE md can dos'
Letter from sa bs as q s the Ply
Dr. shefrnan-near Sir send Inc boy Zen By 10 You
SIZED ny xii do liln aed your plan
u p'''' -p'.''''' THos. J. 1.RPER, NJ. y.
sThis letter reference slave boy about Il
DID, pured both sides WHOM subsequently
sound. The following explains itself;
VIOKsEuRo, Miss, May 7, 1860.
Dr.. Sherman, New Orleans:
Dear Sill send you my James apply him suitable
Truss He has only been pGred short time e car obtain
drug TrsSes In them however have but lit
confidence but having confidence i'll skill i'll such mat
THos. j, HARPER M. D..
DR.. BELDEN's OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6, 1883.
Samuel Davis. ESQ.,;
Dear Sirr that Dr. She: mans Truss applied by
him, will give relief eteetuy than other have
tried entire satisfaction know OF several cured
by the Of and the mixture reconued 10 get
but be Or. Sherman hnself applies il lEnnh depends
upon the fitting. +. BELDEN, NJ. D.
B~DR SHERMAN respectfully informs rRptnred rsrsons
those having ruptued slaves that he returned 10 the city
ana found his oHee No. 20 ST CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and all of rupture
by the application of bis PATENT SILVER TRUSS and GU
ALIVE MIXTURE, iy&W
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yw 0sleaas gag Crescent agonaas EpFsg SEPTEMBER
ADJUSTMENTS.
.- 1859 METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
e. 4 A6N Of the State Of Louisiana ~
@AN8 WINTER MEETING OF 1861.

RI. METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB
q 40 Of the State Of Louisiana 81
The Winner NssnT o. 1861 will on SATURDAY,
Hsats Of One Nle spbcFpons s half forfeit s3 10
70 and oc6sT Three 's
shME for year olds Heats Of Two
Miles $500 be added BY The clab tie acei condi
TUEsbAY Dec: 70 i8l "rieayune sxeepstake for all
500 M and he Cub bic ad s6 The race
ss r hGs s &c 81 Of @ p
the judges stand he Race Course Monday Dec
!" TEbSEsPAY: Dec. Il, 1ssl.-Ileas of Two Miles.
Nile s H 6s cas 10 ed If he
race e feosd borne bis stake Three or more
THTRspAT, Dee; u, 1ssl:,Dash of Two Miles.
FRIDAY, Dec 49, is6l-Heats of One Mile, best three
SATURDAY Dec. Il, ls6-Heats of Four Miles. Entrance
% 70 eenf m Il os vii e
purse. E-f
For the Spring Meeting of 1882 the following Sweepstakes
Mile Heats subscription 500 halt forfeit three sub
10 ss ss M e az # III eos e.
1 M s s} seF s4 1x s 4 fa
$500 added By the Climb II the race s the sefsnd horse to
nj s:sSs 9s's si seiRD:
M I'll hs 5sfs
the CLUB to add $500 if the To the
iudgGs stand OF the Race e9grse ~ hedsy previous
Heats Of One Mile subscriptions 500 half orfeit the Cla
add S5Dl If three the second horse his
stake To co5e December l. 1862 Three ubscri-
| bers to ell. 'ra
sweepssks nay be posponsd By he officers Of the
Ksrhe Pteden, and Vice Presidents postpone Race
| traordnary occasion.
| Nominations be addressed to .,
| SIDNEY STORY Secretary,
seftf OrIen
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DEVzEAE JUs1IcE De l11FRANK BoRGE.. pour l,nsa

DEVxlsAE Jgs11er De PAlz 1FgAHK BoRGE l,nsage
Paroisse d,0rltans : DUBERALHNo 1850. ''A
I'm VERIFY dun writ de ieri ia cias. n mo Il
~ adesst par lhoorable d. F. MITCHELL Seconde Justice dc
PaiN pour Ia parose d'orSans dams ahre ci.dcss ie
proctderRi lie ,MEDI, d'nctobre 1861, midi au City
Hotel rue de Ia Commune, Camp des Ma
gasins, a la vente pubiique ct adjudication de
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE sine dams lie Troseme
district de- eee vile dams le No 6 bornG les Ur
encognure des Urquhar Port 70 ped
face Ia u qnha slON peds de face Ia u Port lie
tout mesure Angae) desigu6 ot No. TO- suival
plan dressa par Bepouly arctecc da e 20 dao 1886
dtpose en- etude de A. Ducros, notaire public
Sas dams iafaire ci-dessus
CONDITIONS-Comptant AL moment de Rehabilitation.
AUS self rs W. II. WATERS, Constable
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15W BOXES VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
at Auction
BY LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO., ~

15V BOXES VIRGINIA MANuFA0rURED TOBACCO
BY LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO., rs
the city OF Nashville Tenn public auclA viii be
@ fine beaufnl bright poundbranded New Eldoraao
g ooxs in style Of Fwist as sboSe-branded
g boxes ak swee. pounds branded honey Moon.
s2s small boxes in Al cases Of half pound dark sweet
4o8 ne 5Gs in q e%ss Ct 9s bright Twists the
81 'oNe' e sss 4bS Golden cepre a.
was Ihs p & m E % E o aad ss
s b 1sS BY , rs Th f Ps
special attention Of ' trade and all ohe in want Of Tobacco
themselves; i viii he offered in lots to suit.
SUCCESSION OF LOUISA GooDENBERGER, DE-
ceased, wife Of Henry Weirnan.
No. 18,G91-secoBd District Court Of New Orleans.
Valuable improved Property 10 the Fourth District at Auction
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR.
Aucioneer-osce, II Chartres st.
SATVRDyAY, Oct 1s61 at r e ,cAssls MI
Posoce Royal by virtue and order
from tionoTsbe j. Bernudez Judge f the Second District
an s a
'1 + LOT 81 GROUND with the buildings and improve
81 s sh ss
Said LOT is designated by the No. plan of said
dated june 1876 drawn by Surg and deposited in the Office
j. F. Coss Notary Public and forms
Of the of Jo.epine and Laurent streets and
81 feet Inches and sshs Josephine
Laurent and Carroll by depth Of 40 feet be
parallel lines American per said plan, and
was purchased BY the said Henry Weman from Kaspsr Anch
by passed before H. R. henney Notary Public the 18th
! OF May, lSi7.
| 2. 4 LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
thereon, situated in said Fourth District and city
parish and in said square, bounded by laurent Carroll Jose
pne and ST. Andrew and designated the aforesaid
plan b. The No L. and measuring 30 feet front Lauren
street by depth Of 26 inches parallel lines
American and purchased by said Henry Wea1
from Cgliaghau, passed F. Coey, Notary
Public on lhe 9th Of May, 1859.
RSF-TERMS AND CONDLfI0NS-Ol third cash, and tb'
balance and years credit, bearing
fran the sale of per per til
maturity If then paid said th
of cent until final sand notes
be secured by the property sold. The buildings
said lots to be kept insured for least twohs OF their valu
until payment OF said notes and the policy of nsnranceto
transferred the of said minors and in interest
Acts of sale before j. F. Cofey Notary Public at the
pense of the purchasers. se2 Is q "a
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WI UrRsP Tvs HOTEL. Nos % AND 100 ST.
Sharles street--fnls cunmocious
Of the most PLEASANT as well as CENTRAL LOCATIONS
IN This city, The proprietor tenders his thanks patron
age heretoors bestowed soiicits continuation thereof
sGnhdenty assuring bis patrons that nohing shall be wanting
Inalsaa! cGtfbute to their comfort The BAR TEN
passed - %
salT If RJCEA an sEIIppuy pro,r,aio-s
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CONSTABLE7S SALES.

: Lane, vs.. THE0DULE DUDE
Parish Of Orleans. ) RAL-No $3.50 w.
by VIRTUE of q writ OF fierf facfas, to
~ directed by the Hon D F. Mitchell Second Justice o.
the Peace The Parish of Orleans the above entitled suit
viii proceed to SELF public auction in the bar Of the
City Hotel Common street between Camp Magazine
O'Clock NJ. NV
rc of New Orleans in square No. 10 bounded by Port urqu
hart and Morales Streets and Lafayette the lot
forming the Of Crqpha and Port streets and measuring
20 feet font Uquha street by Ito feet front Street
English meure and the being designated 49,
according plan drawn by Depouy, Architect dated 9th
August 1856 deposited in the office Of "A. Ducros Notary
Public. - l---..- 'T- 81 . ~. - -'"''
Seized in the above suit. It. .E ,..rr r.'. ali
TERMS-Cash CD the spot.
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DRUG STORE FOE SALE

DURI4HC DE ct COUPONS UPON THE BONDS
for the Loan issued citizens and Corporations
Of the St4ss of Louisiana ad sssp for interest able
lSt September ensuing paid Al the Office
Of the Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans
Al. GUIR0T,
Ru31 3tav&R Assistant Treasurer G. S. A.
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HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT CITY GUARDS
Company q. No. 81 Camp street, june 2i 1861.
COMPANY DRILLS OF THIS CORPS
tA viii take place every MONDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
ri INGs, at o'clock. S1nad Drills every TUESDAY and
lf THURSDAY EVENINGS, a the same hour. Members
requested puncua the fines for attendance will
~ By order: GEO. sOULE, Captain.
7, D. s..
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- PAIsFxE HOTEL, CORNER CAMP STREET
SsiaEand LAFAYETTE SQUARE, NEW ORLEANS &SEsa

Hotel Delightfully."- situated any the city,
is reception of permanent and Transient hoard
Having been thoroughly renovated throughout the present
Proprietor asers himself he accommodate families and
boarers equal similar establishment in the city,
experience keeping, soljets
the patronage of his friends and travelling public
Rl-TerEns suit present times
N, b. COOK, Proprietor.
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
st. james Parrish. Stpt. 7, 1861.
AT an eieetion held this day, the follow
ing named Stockholders elected Directors the nst.
tton, TO serve during the ensuing year- ~
Torrent Fottier j. f. Gsude V. Forsia, s. Forer Ad.
Schneider, A. Ferry Jas lie Bourgeois. Alfred Roman
And at meeting Of the Board Of Directors held
day, G. o, DUGUE, Esq, unanimously reelected Pres
dent. sail FIT
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have opened books for subscriptions capital stock Of
IBIS company under the Louisville resolutions Of 18th
No, 81 Common street. where may be found from A. H. to
~ for few dayf desire to meet there ali friends aud
ms II R. y RICHA RpSON. Aren't.
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, sY PROFESSORS IN AND w.


In mineral water where assocaely held
In solution ii conceded uncertain how nredents
chemically united the other We may however in
this case, that the water contains
Carbonc acids scis chloride Of magnesium bicarhonats
of lime, chloride of sodium carbonate secate OF
ass bcarbonate of oR selicae
sodium. and probably other combinations, myl0
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ssss4 SIlfANTREIISaEI III A AsI4s DELIGHTFULLY."-
stasteG Piney Woods coTington La will re-
n,sin open during winter the reception Families
gaess and ees ndacesuts to iayads and
those seeking the Influences Of dry eauaaie sorth
climate md s beae and sulphur with the
retirement of country home, .-..E.l 80
The sEbrreF aasts5 himself that patrons will sas
dad with tbs attention that viii be paid to eir comfort and
o5rlant. ,
o i sd d. w HENDERSON,
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A.. BARNES HOTEL sxn
I'D @ s Id MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS. r.

This will be opened ACCOMMODATION Of
visitors on the rst day Of june next The eutire place haS
been newly htted mp and IS In complete arde A new
Wharf and Bath Heuses have been ereeed Attached 10 ts
hotel is spandid Bar ROOM containing choices. Wines and
Liquors also Billiard Saloon and Ten Pin Aeys after the
most sppeyed modern syesi Pistol and Rifle Gall
ery and Livery Stable provided with Saddle Buggy
and Carriage H1rses In the immediate vicinity Telegraph
ard Post Gfhce situated #.z5@ ~ :
Gentis1sn and Lsdies wishing will p1easd
sddfsss WILL An BARNES Th1rnpson i Barnes, q
AND 70 Common street New Orleans until the h Of june knd
theTesftsr, the Proprietor, at Mississippi City.
.inyS an WM. BARNES Proprietor.
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RS-DudIey Lodge No. IS, E'..and A. NJ
Regular CouLainicatob Of this Io held EVERY SAT
gHDAy EVENING at X O'clock in their Lodge Room at the
3EASD LODGE, Masonic Hall, corner Of ST. Charles
Ferido Members CT the Graft trserpaly red
Il. ?. Hall, J.. W; ThgddeGs D. TkLHorl4, Treasurer;
" SheaEe Secretary; z. L. hooxe S. henry r. Room
J. D. Jas, 3. Scot, rylnr. as ly
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&e|lti!e!M
Sss CURE
NePyOusheaddcile
NEG;gaadds6
Headache.

BY the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks Of
yous % Sick Headache may be prevented; and taken
II the commencement Of attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Nausea and Head.
ache 10 which females are 70 subject.
They act gently upon tho Notwithstanding Cos
tiveness.
For Literary men, Students, Delicate Fsmsles, and
all persons Of sedentary habits they arc valuable as
Laraiipe improving the appetite. giving tone and ,igor
to the digestive organs and restoring the
city and strength Of the whole system.
The cEPHALIc PILLS are the result OF long IN.
vesigalion and caefnly conducted xperments having
been in use many years. during which time they have
prevented and relieved vast amount Of pain and SUI
iefing from Headache, whether originating in the nsr.
soss system or from deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In seomposition and
may 10 taken o, al times with perfect safety without
making any change Of diet and the sbsence Of any die
agreeable TASTE renders easy 70 administer tAem 10
children.
BEWARE OF cOUNTERFEfrs, The genuine
have ave signatures Of Henry Q. Sparkling on each
Boz.
Sold BY Druggists and other Dealers 10 Medicines
A Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on rseep, Of the
Price. 10 Cents.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. sPALDlNG,
IS Cedar Street, New York.
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mile distant, the main sail still hiding The
grotesquely attired shocks.
At length the vessels we're near enough to
answer the purpose, and Phipps brought turth
his drum, while Sawyer attended with his
ffe. A long, heavy roll was ratified out. the
sharp, sbrill notes Of the fife mingling with
it. and while the startling sound went pierre
ing through the air. they struck up the re-
veille. and played il in right good earnest.
Thus far the brig had been standing OBJ.
4 iqely across the schooner's torefoot. but -
the reveilIe was sounded. her helm was put
up, and she fell of the mainsail was clewed
up thus revealing wooden men.
| II was very soon evident that the pirates
were alarmed. The sound Of drum and file
had startled them. for surely no vessel save
q man. of-war would have such accompani.
ments. But when they saw the crowd Of
seeming men. who appeared to have just
come up at The sound Of the call, they fan
cied that they had come very near catching
= Tartar.
Hi.yi!" cried Ira. clapping his hands,
.thsy are OF! These slaves have scared
'sm .''
And 90 Il proved. for no sooner had the pi.
rates heard the last Of the music. and seen
the siaring crew Of the brig. than they pu,
their vessel before The wind and spread hel
sails /" wins-and. wing" The brig at onct
gave chase. and kept il up for over foul
hours but at the end Of that time the pirate
was far out Of the way. and Capt. Barnar,
concluded to give It up.
n "It's Of no use," he said. I" We might al
well put about on our course, and send on
spare men below
"Aint il best to play the retreat p aske'
Phipps. "Yes. play the retreat" returne'
, Barnard. and then well let these poor sol
diers turn in"
So the drummer and ffer once more awok,
the air with their startling notes. and whel
they had finished. the shocks were undressed
the matches removed, and The disrobed aux
ilafies sent below.
. The Ellen Maria reached Havana in safe
, ty. and Capt. Barnard grew fat in tellin
how he had frightened aud siapsd Of the pi
rate.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO Scientific and Practical Agriculture

d. Henry Stephens, FRS. % Edinburgh and The sis
Up. Nestan. Professor % scientific Ag'ieutprs iu
Yale College. Mes Haven. vols. Reysi Oeisso.
1900 pages. and numsross sngrasines.
This 10, confsssediy. the most complsis wcsk on As.
feuiufs puhlishsd and IN osdsf 10 give slider
eifeslsen. and pubshep have rssclssd 70 tsduee the
rfies 70 Five Dollars fct the Twe velpmssii
When sent W mail (past psidJ 10 CslsSnis o. Ore.
fsa. The price viii he 81. To ever ether part Of The
Unien. and 70 csnsds. post p.ia. 50. " THIS ~srt
10 ser The Old g Boob efths Pam"
Rsmisneesfet any q he shove publications should
slssys ts addressed. postpaid, 10 The pohishsfs,
LEONARD SCOTT CO,
rc.ssGeij street, Ns~ yort.
Dsesassf 20. ss-
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper
Published In Augusta, Georgia.
DR.. U. LEE. Agricultural Editor

DIX. ". LEE, Agfieuitusl Editof.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
THIs 10 the title Of Weekly paper, devoted 10 Ag
fieul.ure. Literature and AT, which am publish.
ing 10 Augusta. Georgia IL will be in qusro form Of
eight pages folio szs-esch issue 10 contain forty
lumns Of matter. will he 10 general 81, similar 10.
aud in size somewhat larger than the New York Led
ger II will be Published good book pspeT,and will
be In mechsnesl execution 10 the best siys Of typo
graphical an In utility IL will be I'll that the best &C.
rcuuTsl science and practical knowledge ofths South
furnish. weekly visitor 10 the homes OF South
err planters and farmers. Il will be useful and
acceptable 10 hem than any monthly journal Of equal
merit.
nv aim Is 10 establish o paper that will be ,ihics
Of Information that will be useful southern plsniess
.nd farmers. and repository OF southern ihsasAi,
ina susiion and tss in the realms Of Literature and
Art; aud TO obtain fof such IN srisni Of patronage
sad sucesss as w juslil, the most hbers eompenss-
iisn 10 81 hs coniribuiofs abb and erpsfeneed eji
tor. are enxsssd. and step, in pfssrss to secure
contributions from ths most pleasing seuksfs winter,
af both setss Mech latent talent will be bfopght %
light, and furnish agreeable surprises 10 sosibsrH
people
aFuIl many gem Of puIesi ray serene"
viii assh before the ssn,ing eyes. and Gauss gene
feus CLOS IN sosihsrn genius
The Agsicsliurl Editor Will be d.. Daniel lee, Oh.
dsns s,sbea Professor q AGrsuliurs In The Univsrsi,
% Georgia editor for msny yssss past 81 the scuiher'
Esiti.stor. snd leading eonfsibs,sr 20 mspy Nesib
sra agricultural journs % the hshest rspaisison.
The Literary Editor will Ne NJ. w. w. Mann. o
ks ety. an accomplished ~rsr Of fine taste and soho
lss, attainment Who. having retired Iron the sesiv
du.ss % the legal profession. spent many yssn In Eu
raps snd was for several yeats the Paris correspondent
% The ssioasI InlsIgsneer. and southern LITERARY
Messenger.
Tems-Cssh 10 sdrsnes. - gear.
B.ls esrreni in the State IRON ~hkh they sen,
Isveised 81 par.
Aa.a,.. Geo. rs
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PROSPECTUS
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.


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rrom the vicksburs Seminal.

From the ticksbufg Seniinsi
The Girl with the Calico Dress.
ut aosHRr ,osssrrx.
Afg for your upper ten girls,
With their velyets, salns and laces,
Their diamonds and rubios and pearls.
And their milinsr figure and faces;
They may shine at party Or ball,
Emblsron'd with half they possess.
But give me in place Of them oil
My girl with the calico dress.
She is plump as partridge, and fair
As the rose in its earliest bloom.
Her teeth win with ivory compare,
And her breath with the clover perfume.
Her step is as free and as ligh.
As the fawn's whom the hunters hard press,
And her eye 10 as son and as bright,
My girl with the calico dlsss.
Your dandies and fopIings may sneer
At her simple and modest attire,
But the charms she permits to appear
Would set a whole i,ebuIg on ERE.
She can dance, but Sue never allows
The hugging, the squeeze and caress,
She Is saving all these for her spouse.
Ny girl with the calico dress
She Is cheerful warm.hearisd and true,
And kind 70 her father and mother,
She studies how much she can DO
For her swee, little sisters and brother.
lfyou want companion for life.
To comfort, enliven and bless.
She is just the right sor, Of wifs,
My girl with the calico dfess.
Jackson, Miss.