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The poet thus describes the

ine ySaI. Ing P0Si mus uesSA!Sss TIC
practice:
81 early rose, just at the break Of day,
Before The sun had chased the stars away;
Thee frs, | spied, and the first swain we see,
IN spite Of fortune shall our tEue.oye be-"
This had the effect Of making early
risers for once in the year, but as it
afforded opportunity for lodging and
collision, it has very properly given
place 10 the more general practice OF
sending neatly prepared love-tokens in
the shape Of billet-doux, chance yield
ing TO The persuasive influence OF the
muse. Some examples for the use Of
the uninitiated we here transcribe:
LOVE PERS UASIVE-BY a GENTLEMAN.
Dear Cupid! pray thee this Valentine bear,
And add los the writer, hint or prayer:
Oh /! take the keen balb shot feIce!y at me
And wound her free heart, tho SO gentle i. De:
Fo: flong unrequited my passion remains
Ii long that adoGed ole is Tree from thy Chains
wiz shame thee by dying for ihus viii prove
That Death speeds his darts from the culver OF Love
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@52AIslAII95 MlA9AMlEIla
OF LITERATURE AND ART.
,RosPEcTus OF A NEW VOLUME,
GEO. R.. GRAHAM & n. w. esiswoLp, EDITORS

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show that there distinguished writers have al fur
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Expenditures.

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Paupers Amount paid Cor board and
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P.ysiciQns' PiAs.-Amoant paid TO Ply
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GJiiect7r'S Eets.--Amount paid collector
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Land Tor taxes, $685. |:
Treasurer Ftes.--Amau.it paid tfeassr-
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M,scc .laneous, SIS u
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0, YES! / TAKE THE PAPERS
BY G. n. wALLis'

o, yes, take The papers
The ,rining cos, is never misseo'
Though I've stood fo' forty years,
Upon the printers iis''
Talk not Of warlors-Faus! released
Earth from the terror of her kings
Hetwi,led his stick, and darkness ceased,
And morning s,reamed along the East,
On freedoms FURNISHED wings.
o, yes. ! read the papers,
And sons and daughters, tall and SMALL
For they have been through thick ana thin
The paslime Of US all.
Twas nobly said, that should a star
Be stricken from the dome Of night,
a printing pross, if stationed there,
Would fill The vacuum 10 hair.
And shed broader light.
The man who takes nopapers,
Or taking. pays not when they're read.
Would sell his corn TO buy "horn,"
And live on borrowed bread.
The printer opes his wide domains
OF Science-sca,ters Education
All DER tho land like April rains:
And yet his labor and bis palma
Are half his compensation!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-09

Dear .Hciana, the fashions win sure be your death,
ofyour stay ant tn; liie Of stopp rgyouF breath
And your bustie, 50 tow ering and nsa1y TO view,
That no camel was ever so humpbacked as you!
Hence humbly kneel, as saint at shrine,
I lmplore fox one kiss log your tue Valentine!
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LOVE sATIRICAL-G7 a LADY.

You live upon your means and mean to live,
And nean would be the living you would give
Onto maid tn AT would herself domean,
Upon genteel nobody TO lean:
You follow no profession, it is true,
Il follows thea that they may follow you:
For fear they'd follow me TOO, decline
10 follow you, poor spongy Valentine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-09

LOVE QUiZZICAL-BY = LADY.
When fops like you,
Us maids pursua,
And think TO win our hearts,
WIN pert grimace.
And monkey grace,
How bad they play Ihsif parts.
When FIRST they begin,
To ogIc and grin,
We IRE all ia amazr,
With musllchc so bold,
And brass chain for gold,
False hips aud patent stays
Then blind as bee,
To those you WON'T SEE,
And rude TO those yoJ do:
And pert aud vain,
You merit disdain--
And mino | send 10 you.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-09

LIFE AND DEATH OF sexes. The
laws Of life and mortality be.wixt the
sexes are very remarkable. They are
stated thus:
l. In the present condition Of the
white population Of the United States,
the number of females born per anum
is about IL, 900 less than the males.
This determines ofitself that polyga-
my is not natural condition of man,
and that the laws Of nature are the
same-ihat one man shall be the hus-
band Of Que woman.
2. AT twenty years of age, the ie-
males exceed the males. This proves
that between the birth and twenty,
the mortality among the boys has been
much greater than that among the
girls.
8. From 90 10 40 the men again
much exceed the women, which shows
that this is the period of the greatest
mortality among women.
4. From 40 to 70 the difference rap.
I idly dlmInisheS, the females, as IN The
early part of life, gaining on The males
This shows that this is the period Of
greater danger and exposure to men,
the least TO women.
5. From 20 onward the women out
number the men. This shows con-
clusivcIy that, relatively speaking, in
comparison with men, the hcaIlhiest
period Of female lie is at its close
Absolutely, however no period to Ell
Their sex is 50 healthy as that of youth
the blooming period Of boyhood and
girlhood.
The above deductions Of statistical
tables correspond with everyday OBJ
scrvations Of human life.
Women are exposed TO peculiar haz.
ards in the middle of life; but in the
long run far the largest part of,his ex
Iposure, danger, and risk, in civilized
nations, fail 2n men in the active peri,
dds OF life.
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Fiscal .3fairs of Grant County.

CtTATEMENT Of the Receipts and Expendi.
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