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PlNNOCk'S ROME, &c

flNNoCk'S ROME, NC.
DINNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DIR
Goldsmith's Abr:dgment of the History of RENE
to which is prelixed an Introduction to the Study
Ronan History, and great variety of valuable infor
nation added throughout the work, on the Manners
Institutions and Antiquities of the Romans; with nu
merous biographical and historical Notes; and owes
tons for examination at the end of each section RI
, Illustrated with thirty engravngs WOOD by Atherton
fkSocEs Improved Edition of DIR GoIdsmith's History
Of Eng land from the Invasion of Julius Caesar 10 Tie
death of George Cd, with continuation to the YEA
1882 With questions for examination at the end %
each section. Besides variety of valuable informa
ton added throughou. the work. Consisting Of table
OF contemporary soveregus and eminent persons
Copious explanatory notes. Remarks on the Doll
the Constitution, &c. &c. illustrated by many engr,
ings.
GUYS ELEMENTS OF ARrRoNoMY, and an Aoridgmep
OF keiths New Treutse ON the Use of Globes, Nav.
American edition. with additions aud Improvement
ana an expation OF the astronomical sart Of tina Al
rican Almanac " ''' a.
Just received and for sale by WIN M.KEAN
nov "a corner OF Camp and Common AZ,
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fIARRoWGATE SPRINGS

ntgu.'erN cuhutN, AlHt'h IA.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
fGHHE proprietor of this establishment has the Plea
vi announcing to his friends md the public
in geneia at he will he in reane shy the FIRST day Of
May Il receive visitsrS He will also slate for the hi.
ueit of those > lance, that have been large
improvements made, and others now going and in
rapid progress for completion, which viii enable the
subscr her to accommodate much larger number than
heretOfnie and nj The same time much better.
Fanilie can he accommodated it'll good rooms. or
those who prefer have large cubiAs erached from
the main building,
1t is deemed unnecessary tie say anything in parlcu.
lar of the character these w1tes, 10 it generally
believed that they moi inferior tn in the South
ern States. All the anusemens that generally
found at Watering Places, will he found at this The
hest music that this part Of tn affords, has
been eng ged and will be in const attendance the
Springs during the whole
7 he subscIib will avail himself of this opportunity
in returning his uneigned thanks fr tn very liberal
support given him last season. and hopes hy the
tons thai have been made in improving and extending
the accommodations, merit liberal patronage thu
present season. JNO CRAM.
ul}
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NOTICE.-Thcs wner of several packages mercban
l Y die marked Madame v. Artiquencaye. ,er shin
Groton from Nav York, is hereby not led fat The !,
have been stored by STETSON, AVERY 4 co.
nal e0nsignees "Grotau.'
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III lfiE LADIES.
A TKINSONS DEPlLLAT0RY, fer removing SUI
N periuous air fom the face, neck and arms with
equal suley and certainty, leaving the skin finer aud
whittier than be,ore tue application. fresh supply
just received at GIlON'S,
M Exchange HotsI, rorner s, Ti;are- AID Common
sire Is. apo
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1905 143 h. or Sd 23b
Norhward Coming Southwark, the time is SIX hours
less; being days and II hours.
TEN iOlLARS REWARD.
pANAWAf fr m 1863 Carondelet cernsr Of Heyia
q streets, on lie nigh of 80 h Of August, and was
named CHARl.tS $, about IL wears of age, an S fec
Or thercabouIs in eht blnck. and has nled.
inent in his speech of his legs sore asiened
by recent hurt lie had IN when he went away white
cotton or linen shir, and white cotton rantaloUns.
Masters If vessels and steam boats are cautioned o
ganst receiving or harborg said negro well a. als
other rersons, the utmost rigour Of the law will Ne
enforced against thm. The above reward will be pals
fur delivering him int any of the ails of either Of the
municipalities, or at l69 Carondele corner Of Hetis
steeet. sept
NOTlcE-rhe co,.a tnerslli" heretofore exist,s &
! Nunder the firm Of !'ubns Il Garretson, has besU
dissolved. The subscriber will liquidate The afaires
the concern in this city, and requires all rsons neb-
cd to make payment to him only, and all those havins
claims to present hem for settlement.
aug at GARRETSON,
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TO RENT.
A NEW two story brick touse, situated doors
N from the Second Muncinaln, Had, on st Char es
street. Rent very low possession given nmedia'el,
E,nouir AT The preni4cs NAG, E.
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Id AEON SiUES-36 casks Cincinnati snoE>
R'Sn1ns f'o,B r's siea,u9rat Echo aud for sale,y
RpGERr X IlAWP
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EXPRESS MAIL.
TINES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. Of The Express Mail, betw"-r MOBILE and Now
Yok-leaying Mobile daily at 3 P. NJ. Northwar
New York daily at P, NJ southwark.
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New Orleans. Feb I, 1893.


u hound, is put up in bottles at thu low price Of 81
each, containing the strength Of three ounces Of
lvewort hest les the ,rtnes al MANY other roots and
herbs known nnong the Indians as eicacious in curing
puimoRary complaints.
The u rivaled success which has attended the of
dis iacstmabe Bnllam wherever il has been intro
Jliced has ahr,ined the confidence asd recommends
lions Of respectable physicians for The of coughs
colds pain in the side, of rest, splitting of blood,
liver complaint, &c.
TO wh1ai it NAV concern. This ia To certify that we
have in our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard.
ners Indian Balsam oil iiverwor I'd hoarhound witt,
decided good effect: we therefore, from the know
ledge Of the materials il is made froa and Lee,vaton
AVID experience, mend az sueris preparation
ar all those affections of the lungs f,r which il ia re
mu,sndel. A,.BERr WILLIAMS, MD.
CALVIN ELLIS NJ. ID.
Members Of ih. Boston Medical Asspc ation.
Boston, October g.
salsby JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
~ 10 m ~ ~ r.hl .thrlts SITS
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1IN lNfTY-l0 bslS fourth proof American Brandy
I'D lsrding for sale by
- ISAAC BRIDGE l. co.
mel 1874 Magazine street.
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NEW ORLEANS a. NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY
TKNHE stockholders of this company are hereby no.
n tilted that by resolution of the board OF direc
t"n passed on the 18th inst. the call made them
The 18th February at, for the payment OF five dollars
share, rescindsd and the said stockholders are
further notified that
VIII REAS BY a resolution Of this board passed on
the 18th inst call has been ade on tha stockholders
of the New Orleans and Nashville ital Road COMPANY
Tor the following the the stock held RESP,
lively by than, Siz-twu uOarS per si'drc, payable on
the first aay OF September next; Two dollars per share
payable on the first day of December next; aud two
dollars per share payable the Fl st day Of March
next Now therefore be il resolved tn tie secretary
of this company shall notify the share holders therein,
through tho public pr of the city that IN orny
with the sixth section of the charter, theyae permitted
postpone any payment called in the stock Of said
Company tile term of sixty days, from aud after the
day which il is made payable with III: express con-
d,io: however, that If regularly pad within the
SAID rrongaon OF sixty days, from and ait tn" day
which should have Leen paid, thnt then the stock
which said payments should have been nrade is and
rema .orfrited to the company, the charter on that
point being imperative. in conformity therefore, sail
call all stock of the stockholders in said company,
think proper to put off the payments on their stock to
the end of the tuna sixty days, which the charter
allows than, notified that the payment OF two dol
lars per share called for and due the first of SEP
temler next, he postponed under the sixth section
Of said charter, until the s dry of October next that
the payment OF dollars per share called for, and
due on the first day of December next, may be post
poned until the Both day OF Janlary next; and ihe pay
ment of two dollars per share called fr and e the
day Of March Next may be postponed until the Both
day of April next.
Extracts OF tGe minutes of the hoard.
June p A AcSAIR, Sec'ry.
Nv 0O. HATS, ia cssss-25 dozen Wine Woo
Z H. Co.. L - Al
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T DO CERTIFY TINT the alb ave mentioned diseass
IL quite well cured TO satisfaction, for which !
hank pr. liuei; AVID moreover that the med
cine have taken makes fat, and did not in my
ucath at all; therefore advise mr low sufferers D
i,se no time and apply DIR a. Iuet, Is Bouron st
fhey Will find u true doctor tor this complaint.
JOHN DEAN, 40 Gravier street.
IT any wants N sec me. call at No. 4O Giavie
street, and t.ay will be satisfied.
TO be published at the option Of Dr.. Unet.
John DEAN.
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GHECKS ON PHlLAD L"EIA-Fm sale by
- YORK PROT HERS,
81 6SCamF street
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DLANK BOOKS. of every variety Of ruling and
Id buding constantly on baud; and Printing, Rulin
aud Binding neatly executed, Mt hort notice, by
DAVID F.. tn co.
NIL NY S,ationars' Hull, 81 Charities IT.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

MAIL AKRANGEME EMF
-, u.;,} Due Every Day at IL NJ.
NortaeT" m""'1 Closes Every day at 19I Am u
-, Mi, Due every Sunday, Wednesday, an
by 'rGy q fHe Closes every Monday, Wednesda
Coast and Saturday, by 8, P. Nj.
Due every Tuesday, Thursday: an
The L Az Ma'l saturda, by up. Nj.
via Closes every Monday, Wednepdes
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" w SWAIN.

No. II Canal =. rect Aer Orieans
AS always on iand cen family raceivin, Dr.
Dyes, Chemicals, and Pants, among tle, a.
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tNL1UR-5OD bbls 8 Flour. for sale hv
MILO q DORSEY, "A New Icvee.
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NEW GOODS.


SIMMONS. HARTT 81 CO.-Are now receiving
~ per ship Huntsville Eagle, Merry An'ew. High
inder French and German tlo lie head PLAYING cards:
aer belt aud purket pistols plan ribbed and split
cnssina cap* hnlde,'s; sciss RS, l,,zors, wen.
tiiilo's commercial and other steel nens Vic.
MS; Violls strings: shell ivory and horn co,nhs wafrs
K, bead and leather nurses: hair hai''s front anil
aek rngles; negro pnHs; German anil French congnc
Sater, Rowlan'ls nacrasser oil, imitation do; antique
aud hears oil: portable desks and dressing cases: past
3"ckhg; stain and toilet glasses; convex mirrors; OPP
cal sl'sse and views ln'an h ads, bells and plumes:
ceor.on; Whit wine; toilet and shaving soaps: toilet
ows'er, c'smctie wash balls; secuted satin cushions:
pool stands; screw c',shions fancy bead chains and
necklaces; billiard balls; pocket hooks and Wallets;
Germ,n hones razor straps; fine AM, common gum
Elastic sscners, carriers dos Bells lucur matches sill
'er rencils; Creyons. &c. &c.
The above III addition 10 former stack Of fancy
rticlrs, makes our assortment ,metu For sale
Wholesale or retail; the sign Of Inc Golden Conn.,, 10.
Clartr street. m2s
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W. ln2T U WTFN'ST II t'FW '.''HHI.
TSAGtiINIi AND RUPE-.12 n ces gine, unl
- ISL coils Rope, landing from Ambassador, for sale
by LAiEF ~ AMELCAG,
p,1o II Commerce at.
E1AGGTNT-5O6 pieces Kentucky Baggns, land in
} from steamer ecu Waync. nnI for sale by
g. YORKE, BROTHERS,
ref Is Camp street.
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4 ron, -TEEL y HEAVY NOJDS-IIat, sqAar
il and bundle iron, we'll assorted
Hoop. scroll and rod iron, nail rods and plough
mOulis
Cast, German shear. bliNersd, spring, sheet and
Crowle, steel
Hollow ware, cut aud wrought nails and spikes
Zinc block tin, mill and grind stones, salt kettles
Chain cables anchors, hoes
Ok, log ~ d trace tains, corn mills
AnNils, vices, Hammers and hellows
Wire, sheet, pig aud bar lea,l; shot
C~al, and cn"king slo,es
Amos, lsovlans and other spades and shoveis
Hook and plate hinges, door ant, window hooks
Collins, Hunts, siarps, anil other axes
lar'd aud Manila corlage, lines and Irvine
l1ol, and shealhing copper; Naval stores
Paints, nsee'l aud sperm oil
full assortment Of hardware and ship chandlery,
alwa, Oh hand and which "iercd sale vt whele-
sale or retail, OH the most favorable terms, by
ma LAYTON II Co So Old I.eyee
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uudiug from steamer lndepend.
G DORSEY,
"a New lAEae.
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Ma HEELBARROWS, &c-25 heelbarrows, %
w dirt do. in sto c, for sale by
CHAMiLiN&; COOPER
mis- 81 .iulast
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Nv oO'. HATS, in csses-25 dozen whiie Woo
W Hats, I'm sale John Il GRAHAM.
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To LET.
0NEsna dwelling hulise Triton street, be-
" tween T,voli Circle and arudalet .trert.
m29. Apply to JOTT,
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2iAIvh& ifAErI' az GO, ave now receiving 'roi
- On boerd shin Orleans Eagle, Highlander, Joker
ieiry Andrew, French and German inlay cards; Back
CANNON Boards Chessmen, Ia and 3-S inch Bill
ard Balls 8, Q. n and u inch blade Bowie Knives:
Leather and other travelling Dressing Cases: Belt.
rocket iiorSSmaits, and Dusng Pistols: double and
single harrlled Guns: Game Gags; Shot Belts; Powder
md Pistol Flasks Dram Bottles AMI Drinking Cups;
pere rs;on Caps and Cap Holders: Cloth, IIair, Tooth
md Nail Brushes Orris aud Chlorine Tooth Wash
Tooth Powder: Toilet and Shaving Sonps, in great
nev: long Hair Braids, Rngles and Frzcites; Pear
and Foilet Powder; Emery Bags; Ivory Tub Cushions
Patent SLIDES or Carriers; Gum Elastic Suspenders;
Powder Pnfs and Boxes; Gilt Chains Seals and News;
Ear-drons; Waist Buckles: Rracsets Bead Necklaces
and Chains; Gilt and Siivered Beads: Indian Beads
lsnl's and Fumes; Shell Twist: Side and Dressing
Combs: which, addition their former stock ON hand
makes their assortment very complete, and will he sold
ow end On liberal terms, al the sign Of the Golden
Comb. R5-tf 70 Chartres street.
fENliE Subscribers, Agents fr th- extensive horse Of
w 81 :. Butcher, Sheffield Enriand have lust
Sceived very extensive of IN eils, consisting of
Table and Dessert Knives OF O. dissertation, Pen,
focket, Dirk, aud Spear poin, '>nives: Razors Sris
sors Edge Tools &c. Nc. &C. which they are prepared
nsxhib to the rnle Tor orders Terms and conditions
will he made known AZ the time
mic J. u BEN & A COHEN 90 Common at.
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@n CASKS BACON sides for sue by
.DU ,n29 G DORSEY. Al New Ievae.
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Louisville, Jay 1887.
Copied from the s. ~ C. 4dsocae of the 9Th June 1887
1T the request ut Dr. Williams nser, the follow
ing e from the Rev. Mr. Howell, of Na.lvill to the
edror OF III South Western Christian Advocate, who
it appears has examined tae d .omus and her d,cu.
m2nts, evnciye o the Doctors claims public patron
age In consequence of an accident, DR.. W will "a
main in Nashville n few days longer than he ut first
intendcd-say the LIST July.
Rev. Mr. Strngiel l-iiaving been requested BY Dr.
Williams, the oculi> now in this city, To mine his
numerous diplomas and other documents evinc.ye of
his claims to public cOnfde in his profession have
in compau, with valued friend done so With pleasure
Among them found letter from ,lr Paseot at pre.
seut Charge d Ataires OF the Kin. of the French at
Washington addressed to DIR. Williams te>tifving the
genuiueness of the diplomas from the Kings of rance
Belgian, &c well those from the Medical Socie
lies of France lie has numerous vouchers from men
known he high reputation in this country received
since his arrival in the United tates, detailing instan.
oi great success ia restoration of sight To the
o,.ni. have seen ne rly all his puor patients in this
CIV. | knew mona of them previous to ttei coming
ui er his care; but all have en- say they arc un.
qae$tionably beneittsd
ROn'T. 3. c HOWELL,
Nashville, June 81, 1887.
+. 5. Since writing The ABOVE, one of DR.. Williams
patients HAS called upon me, and says he had actually
and totally lost the sight of eye seventy wears
but now declares himself better tina, last night for the
first time in his life raj he racuect, he could dis
ting usii, with til teye, sone of the prominent. tars.
learn that this old gentleman has lived many years
in this rdgion, and says he has been Methodist during
fort, years
Yours, truly,
anglo r. B. C. II.
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II EMON SYRUP Il PiCkLbS-Under~oo Le-
mon Syrup and Pickles, assorted Sizes also, gu
boxes of Lewis g. Haskelps Pickles; for sae To close
consignment, by JARVIS 4 aNDkEWS,
ell, Common and Tchnnpi nul,s
~ OAP-lOV half boxes No Soap. brand OF james
- Gould, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE " CO.
nils l54 Magazine street.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-27
DU BUQuE ACADEMY.
MRS. Il louisa KING.

VX7OULD inform the citizens of Du Buqu.
w and vicinity, tina. the Winter Session Of
her School commenced Oh the first Monday in No
vember.
The design Of thia institution is to accommo-
date those of either sex, who may wish to pursue
systematic course, and acquire thorough knowl-
edge of all the substantial branches Of good Eng
lish education. Great pains will be taken 10 im-
par general and useful knowledge, and to cultivate
taste for learning. The pupils will be required
perform practical exercises ON the varsus studies
pursued-thereby strengthening their intellectual
and reasoning faculties.
Ii the female department, the various branches
OF useful and Ornamental needle work will be
taught, and alss instructions given sn the Piano
Forte.
Mrs. Louisa King, who for several years has had
the charge of similar institution, in the vicinity
Of Baltimore, Md. and whose reputation is there
tablshed, will occupy the situation of Principal,
and Miss Louisa G. f. King, that of Assistant.
Du Buque, Dec. 9, 1887. Is
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The New Orleans Picayune gives
the following account of a little love
tragedy between couple Of colored
gentlemen. One Of the darkies had
been caught by the other, talking in
French to the sweetheart Of the latter.
The following discourse ensued:-
"What's day you saying dere, Mig
ger?"
"Just passing de compliments OBJ de
season, dat's all"
"You lie, niger, sou was pokin soft
tings in her car, dat's what you was.''
ssWhy look here you dosen't mean
what you says, does your"
"Dat's what l does-I b'lives dat
you was tryin to constrain dat virtuous
female nigger's affections from I, de
legitimate source, OATS what does,''
at the same giving the supposed Of
fender cut under the short RIDES with
knife. The jealous Othello was
lodged in the calaboose.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-27
ant accents at the farmers Preside; and

ant accents at the farmers freside; and
the scenes Of her youthful gambols
were the woodland shades and the sum
my fields. She does not disdain the
|labors of the woodcutter or the plough
man; she does not fear a hearty greet
ing from the "huge paw of the labor
Icr. She never invites pride to her
neat but modest mansion: she holds no
converse with false refinement or in
temperate luxry. But to the gentle
and the benevolent, to those who are
yet just, who are strong and yet hon
est, her heart is ever open. She roams
lover the country with healthy step,
and wherever she comes she scatters
blessings profusely from both her
hands. [Hamp. Rep.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-27
KNOWLEDGE.

knowledge is power-is weelth-is
honor. 1t raises the savage above the
brute; and the peasant in civilized So
ciety, much above the savage. While
it exalts the few who possess its riches,
stores, as far above the unlearned, as
they transcend the brute creation.
knowledge opens the surest path to
usefulness and eminence. 1t confers
nobility which no hereditary rank can
equal, and which kings and princes
cannol bestow.
knowledge, consecrated to its legit-
imate end, constitutes the highest or
nament of human nature, 1t is, and
must be, the main pillar of our repub-
lican institutions-of all civil and re-
ligious liberty-of all that the patriot
and christian hold most dear upon
earth. 1t is treasure of which no
adverse fortune, or prosecuting power,
no malignant fend, can deprive its pos
SCISSOR. In poverty-in exile--at home
abroad--in the wilherness--on the
ocean-in prison--in bonds-it is his
companion and solace: like Cicero, and
Luther, and Milton, and Locke, and a
thousand others unfortunate and more
oppressed than they, he can ever turn
it to a profitable account. So far as
this world merely is in question, it is
more desirable than any or all other
possessions. With what invincible,
persevering ardor, then, ought its az
QUESTION to be prosecuted by every in
genius youth, who aspires to the per-
lection Of his nature, and to the most
commanding sphere of human action!
Now is your time to lay up treas
ures Of acknowledgements perhaps or
never. Now you commence your la
bors in that exhaustIess mine which
will afford you employment and de-
light through the longest life, or You
set the seal to your own voluntary de-
graduation and insignificance while you
live.
Here you will carefully and diligent-
ly lay that solid and broad foundation,
upon which the Hottest superstructure
may be raised by future industry; or
you will trifle away the precious mo-
mcnt till you despair of being able to
redeem; and then mingle with the COM
mon herd of the idle, the abandoned,
and the worthlcss-the objects Of pity,
the contempt and s,orn of mankind.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-27
POTTERY.
,ris time Enough,

Why should The tears uubidden start,
To those dark eyes of thine,
Whist thus press thy tarobbing heart,
In fe:ven, love to mine!
What sudden :,oIsh, OF doibt or fear
O'ercasts thy smiling brow!
lfmsmo.y waksslhe silent tear,
OH. bid it slumber nov!
No ,hofns should s;rew :he rosy chain
Tha, links ,is thus ia bliss.
Tbs world has Iion,s enough for pain,
We will not yield itthis.
Then wipe those falling gems away,
And dream 40 moe Of sorrow,
Wen give 10 JOY this lee,ips day,
Though storms may crowd the morrow.
When years have furowed deep with care
This thoughtless brow of mime
Have silver'd DER my flowing hair,
And paled that cheek ofthine-
luru,hloss age, in pain or woe,
Thy cup of life should steep
When every hope has fed below,
twill then be time to weep.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-01-27
why don't the Girls propose.

"The men aie sly," the Ladiescry,
"Their minds they'll not disclosem
II this be SO, I'd like to know
Why doa', ths girls propose.
Al splendid balls, in dazzling halls,
Amids: host of beaux,
With speaking eyes and wel-timsd signs,
The Ladies might propose.
Ye maidsns fir, now laughing there,
So coyly with your beaux,
Tskc my atfTfce, don-y tie o'cr nice,
They'll wed if you propose.
When stern papas and cross mamas
All marriage schemes oppose,
And beaux are sly, there's no cause why
The bellies should not propose.
Poor Martha Mears, for thirty years,
To wedlock was opposed;
But now she signs, an whimpering cries,
ssIwish had proposed"
Then pity take, for Hymen's sake,
On these unhappy beanx,
VIII are, poor elves, TOO shy themselves
a marriage 10 propose.