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Indianapolis Locomotive (Newspaper) - December 16, 1848, Indianapolis, IndianaSo cup so flick Quot a Prosperity lie in the cur of him that near it never in the ton it to of him that make s i a Ike a lost. From the Cincinnati miss Sally Budd. By Sam. Blossom. You know full Well dear Sally Budd my love in Blossom blooms for you then will you not Sweet Sally Budd unfold and be a Blossom too so fair a Budd in life a Young Spring was surely made for i Blossom Itig a Bud that will not Blossom Sally must fruitless live its passing Day then Droop alone into the Valley unnoticed in its Swift decay while those that Bloom upon the Stem have eyes that Smilo Aud watch for them. Dear Sally Budd then Tell to whether. In our Bright Spring we shall not be two blossoms twined in love together a swinging on creations tree on whom Tho Dews shall sweetly fall and morning Light More Sweet than All the Birds of Joy shall round us sing. And loves soft gales shall Fau us Sally and when we be had a pleasant swing w of la drop together in the Volley White still the tree of life shall wave and Bend with fruit age Over our grave beware of editor of the Cincinnati commercial relates the following As having actually occurred on a boat on the Ohio River. The Story is too Good to be lost an incident occurred last night or rather this our boat Worth recording. The berths have been recently painted and to make the cover log dry soon a mixture of glue to it what it May to that Tho paint is a a Sticky to a remarkable degree when a warm substance comes in Contact with it a Barly this morning a cry of a a of i of come Here Captain a repeated several times in rapid succession a Aaueda from n state room in front of the Wbeel-hou3c, on the Larboard Side. The Captain being Busy Nom one of the servants went to the place whence Tho cry of distress came but the door was not opened and had to be forced i it was found that a fat Man had a a kicked the clothes and rolled against the Wall of the slate room. Tho heat of his Back bad softened the g be in the Early part of his Nap. Which Hud dried in the latter holding him fast to Tho Wall i no efforts of his own could release him. Warm water bathing assisted materially in breaking the Bonds thut held the unfortunate prisoner and lie was released hut not without in admonition not to he forgotten to be careful in future to keep Tho a a clothes on a while on Hoard a newly pain ted s team r. Up English divine who was enamoured of the study o.1 optics and was n very distinguished proficient in nil its minutia could scarcely preach on n text in the Bible without sliding into Hub Darling discussions. Accordingly having to preach to n Plain country congregation in Kent he lectured them with much pith Ami animation on his Dioptric is Ami reactions real re a on and Anglet it of incidence. They were greatly edified no doubt arid the Pixi Clio was much delighted. It happened however that in going from Church to la it House of substantial funner his Host thus net Ost d him. Poetar. You Hare Given it an excellent Sermon to Day by. F Herive you made one mistake mistake a exclaimed the Bucior. A sir that is i a a possible a lit at All demonstrations / True four reverence Eunith Lodge. A butt us there things that Jim Treuth so much about you called Fop ticks now in our country Here in Kent Ioe ea11 crop Tolest Mason s essays. A Down town merchant who is not an Ultra Temperance Man and who having heavy notes to take up just now is a Limilo perplexed with Liu Ancial operations went into a Bank in Wall Street on wednesday and presenting a Check for one thousand dollars began to figure on his Bank Book while the Teller was counting out the Money. A allow will you have this a demanded the clerk referring of course to Tho denomination of Bills Large or Small. The abstracted merchant looked up from his calculations Aud replied a a cold cold if you please and without a universe. A Cousin William a said a Morry mischievous Young girl a what do you think i heard a pretty Young lady say of you 1 i done to know something Good i Hope. Who was it Coz a a Shane to Tell you i but its the truth a very pretty girl did say something about you in Well Tell me what it a i Shant unless you will give me that annual that i a Well Gre Odd you shall have it now Tell Well now done to Blush so she said you were the ugliest looking Man she Ever Laid her eyes on Good joke is told of Horne took whom the tories in Tho House of commons thought to crush by imposing upon him Tho humiliating task of begging the House s Pardon on his Knees. Tooke went on his Knees begged Pardon for Tho offensive expression lie had used but in rising up. He knocked the dust off his Knees and exclaimed loud cough to be heard Over the whole House a a a it is a dirty House a after All a roars of laughter followed this exclamation and the tories saw Clear enough that they had failed in their object. A Young woman meeting her former fellow scr vent was asked How she liked her place. A very then you have nothing to complain of a a nothing Only master and misses talk such very bad Yankee girls Odt complains in the Louisville journal that the Yankoe girls who come out West do very Little in the Way of teaching. Instead of leaching other Peoples children they soon gel to teach their . A a Jake a said a rather sced Yish looking coloured biped whose legs like knobbed bamboos vitalized a pair of shiny bom Bazine browsers a a Jake Hev you a Blak Weskin to spare for 11 few Days a a what for Abe a a ooh i lost my aunt Betsy a few Days ago. And 1 want to take a Short mourn in a Knickerbocker. The girls Are so skittish in Bangor that their mothers Aro obliged to put blinds upon them like the blinds upon skittish horses. When they see a Young Man it puts them into such a flutter that they can to attend to their spinning. 4 Mother done to you wish you had the tree of evil in your Gor Diing to Why Josh you Serpent what do you mean a a As Money a the Root of All evil if we had the tree we get All the precious stuff the proper a did your fall Hurt you a a said one pail under to another who had fallen from the top of a two Story House. A not in the Laste Honey twos stopping so Quick that Hurt uniformity of temper is an important trait in Tho character of an individual. Form not expectations that cannot be realized. A a Sambo a said Tim a a Why is that Melon on your shoulder like three vegetables a a a done to know. Quot a a 1 will show you a said Tim kindly taking it a Ythi you will observe is a Musk Melon and this a Givian it a toss. A a l n turn up Aud now a he continued As it came thundering Over the head and face of the astonishing Sambo a a it is a a a Sally How do you like your new place ? is it 8 religious family in a a Well i rather guess it is they always Hare Beans on beats a curious misprint in a country newspaper the Rev. Or. Ellis the husband of a Well known authoress is described As a a the husband of the a women of Quot unnatural curiosities. A Paw of the cat that was in the fiddle and a Hoof of the cow that jumped Over the Moon. A Ray of Light from the Sun of science. The truth that was crushed to Earth and Rose again somewhat bruised in Tho scuffle. A string of the Lyre that Appollo struck. A nil Stenc u Snow Flake and a drop of rain that fell during the a pitiless storm that the venerable King Lear so eloquently Speaks of. An accurate likeness of the horse White Surrey which Richard the third ordered to be saddled Lor the Field. The Anchor that was weighed and an Anchor to the soul. Huntington a c o. Ueal estate a Slock brokers to 17 it nil Street sew York. Country and City Pittier negotiated Bonds and mortgages bought Kaiui bold re Khz to a. C. Hull of co. Liberty Street n y. Ii. Phi Gnu jr., ill Wall Street. Lion Mililani Fil Moio Alton j. K Lynnr to j. Syracuse. David s a Kanit lisu., pro. Settees go. Marik. Waterloo. It. Dwight idea., tic Uva Bank. C. E. , tto., Dun do j. W. Tillman Kay Detroit Mich. I. B. King Ciao. Charleston. H. U. Dec j3t a Jevc y i . Mrs. D. Mcfarland would or it Cipully inform to let Tinea of and Vicinity that to it a Wil the i an y Mil i Harry but inn in her residence on it Mucky Avenue nearly a Efto amp ito the Stati tank Obero nil kinds plam Tanj fancy Iii Lancry will he Dune with no non was a mgt a it Mir and a till the Bate moves Ojo. L. A Litun at. Have the pleasure of announcing Telbie i a iils he that the Vare now receiving a Loir Finland Winter Stock of fancy and Staple dry Good which is Well worthy a a examination. I get the Isid a m Huifu u a not forget ill car own interest hut Call on them before purchasing Sci icim it the cd Iku Gulfon Hall Indian Puiia oci.2l, 8f8.-2m mks. Web. A Wright a to Tould Kef pitifully inform the in Dunt of f f that aim had Romi enc d Tho a fib y mii.l1aak by san has having procured dual Miami of a lady bout Chilade Hitlin who in comport Oil to conduct the business most of i he Nobl. Style fat Tern in Muoio ran be. Had Toft in Wajih a general Atwar Inido of trimming plumes. Fancy cig Etc. Shop and void Cutca on Pennsylvania Street lint ban House a Virth of Talbott s Corner. A u a i at of is Tetras Quot fis1i, and All kinds of w game. if at a Smeu in Cal Sun. I in latino to worht Ngou strict. . Ining to Jronh tune. Invitation. To the ladies of a Vicin Ift a 1 it to v , it it. Vale a. A in it a a i ail and vivit incr limit it we Trumar i Alnutt to t-/04 in air l if a Torii and Well u. Ilief Jitka a a n fling. Iain. Iinu., 11.- a Lily ii uhf. Ilo a. Imit under vol., Collar. Lap Nett. T e., Etc. Of a Inch a a in Vic not Runi to Tion. To tag confident t Lun i mull i air lilt in a ill my ii 11 my t4&Quot Iralu Nirich Quot Coll urn it or. A Dkl we my a Hnz our Gimp is with in it inc . Is i Tim a r in. 8i.r. Hew Hooks look us Ori a door wet of i n a 1 a to re ring Liti Unetic ten it a in a a. Trim new Yoda. Natl. Id Ellua. A. We invite to Iszik huge Era in ind anti to give u o Call or will Nave Itotia tin Imus la Nuil rink 01 Hunt Ngchoi 4 a a Inte. I of tour it tits f january 1848. <jl5 Mork Sun 6l Taux Jet

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