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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-09

Are these money ey-mads nabobs really 20
far above their fsllow-men? Can standing
On paluy pile Of shining dust make them
meat IL the possession Of wealth indeed
10 much above that ofwoRTH? Do not the
human VIRTUES constitute NATURES noble
meat Who are her srisocracy and crowned
headsf Shall THINGS be axslted above men
Shall money, the work Of mems hands, bs
rated above intellectual greatness and moral
vorth--the highest werks Of Godi And so
xvcu above, that holders of The former dis
dain 10 exchange the look Of recognition g.
And all in this land eonsecrated' 10 EouAL1.
TIT Great republicanism, this! Aristo-
cra,icsl distinctions hero, on this soil conse-
Grated 10 freedem and "equal rights" Out
upon such grandiloqsut prstenders--su
apes offsudsl nobility! IF you are indeed
90 extra noble, produce your TITLE, and then
abdicate these shores consscrated not te
rank, but 10 EoUALITY. This 10 no place
for you. Would il not be impsrtiasncs-
abrsach Of every principle Of decency-for ar
infdel to thrust his doctrines upon q reli.
eious assembly and is it net more SO for you
10 thrust your aristocracy into the faces of us
frsemsni This is Gun soil, not yours. .---
These are TRrEDoM's borders, set apart bap.
,ixed to liberty, not to casle. Why infiicl
yourselves upon usi Here you are eyesorss
Our fathers fed from just such claims az YOU
set up, and came here that they might si,
unmeleslsd by arisiocratical prstentions, 'un.
der their own vines and fg-irsss" Of equal.
". And yet you indecntly and impsrnent-
" set yourselves up right here in our very
midst as osr shisfs, 10 be looked up TO and
bowed down to, just because you possnsss-
psrhaps wrsngfully-- a few moro DOLLARS
than We. II you will bo so grand, 20 to Eng
land, OF Russia, or Turkey, where casts
forms d part Of their institutiens--n force
Yourselves upon us FRREMEN You have no
rirht to stay on our soil unless you will con
seat 10 stay as our HauALs. If you are toe
good 10 be our friends, 60 where msn are
rssd enough 30 that you can dsign 10 speak
q and associate with Them on friendly terms.
why don't you. Because ysus arstscratic-
ii prstensions would net pass cHrreat there.
Tks mushrosm, Goldfish, stock kjobbiHg srs.
tosraey Of our natien 10 utterly vontsmptibls
anywhere, but perfect OUTRAGE in this
~ous.ry. Irepssi, away with you. You
are usurpsrs and traitors to eur institutions.
Go home, 20 home TO the old world and stay
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Massillon, Nov. IL, ls4s.
Messrs. Comstock G. Co:

Messrs. Comstock G. Co.
Gents:--About six years since, l receiv
ed hurt, which broke two of my ribs; siucs
which time have been most of The time un-
able to do any work from severe pain in
my side and breast. | had despared of ev-
er being cured. having already paid enough
TO doctors to pay fer good farm, and reeeiv-
ed no benefit. But thanks to the genius
who first compounded the Hebrew Plaster,
through its effects am well! About six
weeks since, in Loganspori, heard an agent
ofyours recommending tho Hebrew Plaster
and was induced to buy box, and the re-
suit was as have stated. | would also
state, that have daughter who for two
years has been unable 10 do work iiom pain
in her side, and general prostraton Of
strength, who also applied a plaster to her
side, and at the same time made use OF the
Honey coated Pills. She is now nearly well,
and improving rapidly.
Yours, with great respect,
CALEB HARRISON.
Each box contains sufficient 10 spread 6
or large plasters. Price so cents per box.
AeEyTs.--H G, LEE, Kalda; M. MYnRs,
Columbus Grove; and W. HAMILTON, PEN
dleton. Feb. 10. lS47. 8llaew
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HEBREW PLASTER
READ, and Receive Instruction.

NEAD, ana hecetoC lHStfUcHon.
WE would call the attention Of our readers
TO The advertisement of the Hebrew Plaster,
and the HoNEY-CoArED PILL, in to-day 5 pa
per; and would also state in connection with
this, that we are well acquainted with the
Hebrew Plas.er, having made nse of il at the
East of a severe pain tn our ride and breast,
which at one time threatenep 10 entirely dis
able US from attending TO our business
Two or three applications Of the Plaster, en-
tirely cured us. We have iu yarisus instan-
ces since, recommended it TO Others for seat.
ed pains of all descriptions, and have never
known it 10 fail in effecting permanent
cure.-Logan.port Telegraph.
JEW DAvID's, OR HEBREW PLAs-
TER,
Is becoming one of the most popular med
icines now before the public. For rem ewing
allseatsd pains, such as Rhsuwatissl, pain in
the back, side or breast, it has no equal in
the world 1t is also efficacious in removing
wens, tumors, corns, &c. We do not de.
sign to puff this medicine with old, fictitious
certificates, but will simply mention few
recent cases, whore il has effected cures.
Mr.. Sloan, of GAINESVILLE, after having suf.
fered with Rheumatism for nine years, was
cured by using the Hebrew Plaster.
Mr.. Anderson, Of Putnam, was troubled
for long time with lame back, oecasened
by ovorlfing, and was cured BY using this
plaster.
A man (name not rscollected,) Of Gratiot,
in Licking county, was entirely cured Of
Rhumatism by using this plaster.
The following certificate from Mr.. wor-
stell, editor of The Massilon Gazette, was
furnished US few days since:
Massrs. Comstock g. Co-Durng last win.
ter and Spring, l was so troubled with pain
in my breast, as to render me un6t for the
dnties of the office; and, hearing your Jew
David's, or Hebrew Plaster, highly recon-
mended, for similar cases, was induced to
give 1t trial. had worn plaster on my
breast but short time, when nil pain left
me, and was enabled again TO engage in the
duties Of the office. My sister, residing
at Steubonville, has also received much
benefit from it's use.
J.. p. WORSTELL.
Massillon, Nov. IL, ls43.
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.
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~ Sb TO 90 per annam-Ealargsmcn
Of the Number BY enc i,th Of the read
ing mat,sr--Singe espy twenty-five cents
Prospectus Of the Twentieth Volume
When the price Of the Rsview was reduced
frem Ave dollars to three dollars, for the pur-
pose Of bringing it within tho means Of many
to whom $5 was high price, we promised,
if circulastancss .wsuld permit, seen TO res
tore the size to something like that which
was formerly sold at IS. We are pleased 10
anuouncs that the twentieth vslume will be
increased over the nins,senth by ons-fhh
the Rumbsr Of pages, that is---each number
will contain 96 pages Of original matter ia-
stead Of 90, without Increase Of price. The
style Of the page is also changed, and tho
type enlarged. The old appsaranss Of the
Reyicw has been SO closely initiated by other
periodicals as TO make ehangs dssireabls,
and we trust the pages as they are nsw pre-
sentsd 10 our readers will at least be a. ac-
ceptabls az formerly.
The Portraits Of Distinguished Dsmesrats
will be continued, engraved In a costly style,
This mode Of introducing the popular lead
ers as it were personally to the public, has
bssn received with great favor, and TO attain
this end no expense Is spared to have the
likenessss accurate.
Terms hsnseforward, (invariably in aa-
vanss) single copies, $S. Eight cePiss 10
one address, $50.
The necessity of adheriBg to the cash sys.
tenn at the present lss price, is sslf-evident,
and no numbers will bs forwarded in future
witheut compliance with our terms. This
rule is rigidly applicable to all, and its impor.
lance is TOO ohviaus TO permit any 10 take
offence at lis operation.
All communications concerning the Rs.
view in any manner, must be addressed (pesl
paid) 10 the subscriber.
THOMAS PRENTICE KETTELL,
Editor Of the Democratic Repiew,"
l42 Fulton street, New York
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ANOTHER, NEW YEAR.

AMID the succession Of periods. once has
voved around. How faught with food for thsught
those " mile stones" in human life
CHANGE AFTER CHANGE
how many the changesthat retrospect Of The pRs 10
months will eonjure up to view
THE STRUGGLING POOR q
have IN instances been made happy BY the dswA sf
brighter days. while those buskinE In nle
Is SUNSHINE OF PROSPERITY
have had TO taste the bitter panEs Of want How ought
these vivid lessonsfrem off le truthful psgsis stir
upthe hearts Of all A ~ .''"7"-t"
10 goodly deeds, i,,s a r'sp
And thoughts Of sympathy
DEATH has not beende but has helped to make Up
the changes of the past year. And where health tssk
up It's abode disease holds In raldem. But Low on
10 III health attributed TO Ia, .sl AZ tJs assa rsh
NEGLIGENCE OR PREJUDICE,
which induces the auering invalid refuse usIns ths
rghtful remedy which his ewn peculiar malsdy calls fer
The experience of more than
TEN THOUSAND TRIALS s'f-
proves the unequaIsd value Of that pleasant and ao
celebrated medicine, Ia gr.,l
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
For Dissasss Of the Llngs and Brsssfi
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Did ysu ever 81. down to tea whore skim
milk was on the table, without being asks'l
DO you take cream, siEr
Thsmas Jefferson, when minister "a
France, being presented at court, some em-
iaent functisnavy remarked, "You replace
Dr.. franklin, sir."" III succeed Dr.. Franklin
was Mr.. JstEsrsoa's prompt rsply--"no mar
can replaces him"
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KALIDA HO Ell.
IA M ES H. ALL

j "A M II % II "A u
THAS taken the we'll known and
Auzua IL I'll commodious Tavern Stand fern.
@s.H orly occupied by T. R. Mcclure. The
NJ II House has been thoroughly repaired
dAsaA&zb this fall, and is new well fitted 10 the
accommodation Of the travelling community.
]. H. v. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
modatfons and attendance equal to those of any
House in this part Ohio His table will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. He has also large and good
stabling, anG designs to spare no pains to secure
he comfort and convenience OF his guests.
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there, net inhietgour pusSle prssensisna up
On u ffssmen, and in eur own temple Of lib
srty sad equality. Or else, dswn with yeur
flag Of sxclusivsnsss. Meet us as equals,
and We will lei yeu stay and make yos vel
come. Come, Of with : OH, or else subscribe
practically 10 eur constitution Of EoUALaTY.
PhrenolegicaI Journal.
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Ussd BY he lnhabitants Of China for NOR
than 1000 Years aad no,O first Introduce
into the United States!

Prepared entirely from the root Of GINsEN6 and war.
anted to contain preparation tf Anmony, Mercury
or Opium. tt-r tl. .
It's controlling powor over these diseases be attested
by hundreds In the State who testify that il has raised
Them from the Brink of the GraUe!
after they and their friends had long ceased TO hope An
Agent writes"Your medicine is doing wonders In our
neighb orhood short time rs we have had It, -Four Of
my neighbors whose certificates send you date their
Life's Salvation to ii!
eend on fresh suppyt Ia fast driving out the old rema
dss-the low price at which you put it, a,o s.
ONLY FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE!
ba consideration of these bard times"
The action Of the GINSENG PANAcEA differs from that o.
any other preparation offered for the same class OF
diseases instead OF queting the Bronchial irritation ny
their sopoc properties and thus rendering the lungs in
sensible the irritation Of the disease which Is hut hast
sning the Patient to the Tomb II
Removes the Irritation,
by m specific action the lungs and restores the sufferer
to health II
Have you Cough?
ReecIleet cough is but the signal Of approaching Con
sumptonl Reject In such case, the Opium mixtures offer
ed as specifics ss you psald Poisoni
Ask your Physician--Iie riH tell you so.
Arc you dragging out living death with that worst o
BRONCHITIS:
Ayeid the Opium NosiYums!!
Your b dozens Vho bn cured
-PERMA.NENTLY cURED-by this Preparatisni
Even though Consumption be prsyng on yeur vitals
with its serpent teeth,
THERE IS YET HOPE!
The experience OF dozens saw to you-7Arsh MORE
THAN HOPE
Try the GINSENG. The price al which
we put it, places II within the reach of all.
DApIs & WILMER, COLUMBUS, Gsnsrsl .ASsnts Js,
0k,s, to whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by H. G. LEE, Kalda.
Feb. le, ls4T. 3ilarw
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AUDITORS SALE.
SECTION SIXTEEN GREENSBURGH
TOWNSHIp

TN persuanes eflaw, Nahum Smith, Auditor In and for
Putnam County and State Of Ohio will offer for on
Tuesday the Eleventh day Of May s4 at 10 O'Clock. at
noon the dso ofthe Court House, in said county
the following described lands being section sixteen,
Greensburgh Towhshpn said county apart for schools
therein to wit:
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JAMES G. HALY
Attorney end Counsellor at Law.
Napoleon Henry County, o.
J. J. ACKERMAN.
Attorney aMd Counsellor at Law.
KALIDA, PUTNAM COUNTY, OHIO.

NOTICE.
A petition wiz be presented to the commits
IA sioners OF Putnam County at their next ses-
sion for a county road, commencing at the Fo-t
Jenning road. thence in southern direction be-
tween the land Of G. Rather & NJ. Schroeder, to-
ward the town Of Section Ten, in Jennings town
ship. M
Jennings township, March 30th, I347.
3l8c A PETITIONER.
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MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
MISS NARY J, BRITToN

VETOULD inform the ladies' OF Putnam Coup.
w ty, that she may at all times be found at
James Turner'S, half a mile east Of Columbus
Grove, prepared ,c execute all orders in the line
of Bonnet and Dress making, in a neat and taste
full manner and at prices that shall be satisfactory
All kinds Of grain and such produce Us is usually
taken at the stores. will be received in exchange,
and cash will not be refused.
Columbus Grove, Nov. ~, 1916. 3oisv
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kr1m 10 Afenin8 Fous
Lines wriited On tho refusal Of tho Here sfN.
|ssns 70 sccsps The Egyptian sarcsphsFus
plass Of finsl fspeso.
Far rsway ffsm Ancient Nile.
Distant many thousand mile,
We have shipped granite grace,
Oscl the foam Of Oceanic ways,--
Fitting tomb for one, like thee,
Chieftpin Of The eheinlesa free.
Here. sheu, receive the bosn,
Thsu wilt sofsIy slunbsr seen.--
Lo! The evening ohimss are waning!
Then within ils marble brsssi, 'isN
Lie and take thy drsamlsss rest.
Til The RssuYreation morning!
Crimson psnnsai have fsppsd s'sr Il,
triests OF Isis knslt before it, ~
Heard. il hath, but could not feel
Many charge Of stsYmy steel,
Thunder bssrning loud, for glory,
hnnting some high niche in story
Digging deep with iron spsars,
Gulfs u Ruin wide and CORY,
Channels for . sea eftsars!
Syrian, Persian. Roman, Creek,
Round IL, fame and death did seek;
Phillips mighty mailed sos,
There, ssms springs eflaurel won,
Matehless CRsar's banner found il,
Wheeled the fiery lsgions round II.
or the Creesnps moonish light,
There, has shesrsd the changing fight,
when dark Arabs hurried paat,
Deadly % their Deserts blast,
Dyed the green with red lifs-watsr.
Piled the plain with heaps Of slsughser!
There the Titan chief Of France,
AZ an eagle, proud did stoop,
With annihilnting sweep,
Ccuehing his victorious lance!
Destiny was in his name;
Triumph liGhtsned in his gla ucs,
Kindling all the world with flame,
Where in blood he brswed his fame.
Bat NO king Of Pharsoh's line,
Meme, that history doth entwine,
With her amafanths Of green.
Every lssfet flashing sheen -
Hath rsnewn to equai thine,
Scarce our Washington divine!
Chieftaln, thsn, receive the bssA,
Sleep with fall upon thee sooni
Lay thee in its granite breast,
And in silence swsetly rsst,---
Till the Resurrection morning
wakes the nation with iis warningi
"Nevsr shall my dus. repose.
Mid suck memories az thoss,--
Never shall tyranps tomb
Held me, till the day Of deem!
Never will bed with fees,
Freedom, to thy banner holy!
Rather wsuld I lay me lowly,
Down beside the bsssst slave,
Than inherit such grave!
Could ys bring tha pyramid,
Tha: doth fling the greatest shade,
Where the Pharaoh's dus, 10 laid,
Never shonld my csffin lid, s
BY my own compliance, enter
lie sbominated csntrel
"Rslie Of the cline Of thrones
Think ye, could my free born bones
Rest beneath 90 vile thing,
Fer polluted BY king!
"Ne. pll lay my weary breast
In my swn dear native earth
Boil my soul doth love the best,
Soil eflibsrty's last birth,
Ragisn Of the Virgin West!
Nor will mine be Lcthssn bed,
Flowers shall bloom above my head,
Pilgrim feet from every land.
Lingering a. around a shrine,
Ts ths latest age shal, stand,
Asli were place divine!
Hsav'n will rain. frem yondsr blus,
shewsr.like falls Of starry dew,
There; asd winds will sing 80 ssf.
Ger mo; and the birds aloh,
Thrilling 90 the strsamer flying,
With those bsnn;ng orbs uadyihgi
Aad the monument above
This pale elsy--a Natisn's Love,
That can never pass away;
There I'll sleep untii the warning
Pears for Resurestion's morniag--
Hsralds everlasting day!'
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z E 9 9
ANOTHER AsToNIsHINa cURsi
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

For Coughs, Colds, Consunption, ke. b
Important to a those afflicted with Diseases Of shs Lung
Breast.
Wl Miracles More evidence Of itssurpsas
ing Health. Restorative virtues
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R6HT1N Bee 10 Q hf of n eqr... 90 .... 8 25
whf Of the n Dr.. so 80. rs
hfof the qr... 80 -. 125
NV fr Of W qr... 395 :. 500
swfr Of n westqr... 66 .... l25
hfof the IS qr... 80 80. l25
ehfof The swqr. 80 .... 122
whfof the Dr.. 80 80. 125
ehfof the qr... 80 80. l95
The abovo lands will be sold for less than Eve dollars
pei acre, ner less than the appraised value.
NAHUM SMITH, auditor.
AupITsR's OyFIcE, Putnam Co., o.
kallda, March "a, 1s47, 3l7fw
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II IST Of Letters remaining in tho Pest Office
IL at Kaiida, Ohio, on the first day Of April, A.
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No. OF 3. So No. Of Apprais
RANGE. OF WHAT PART OF Acres ed value
80 ~ SECTION Per acre.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-30
Botanic Medicines.

THANKFUL to the citizens of Wilmington
and the surrounding country, for the very liberia
patronage heretofore received, the undersigned
respectfully informs the public that he still keeps
on hand large and fresh stock of BOTANIC
MEDICINES, of his own manufacture, of purely
vegetable composition. These medicines are uni
versaily known to possess virtues that have nevel
been excelled by any series of medicines ever of
fered to the public. They are effectual remedies
for consumption. coughs, colds, Group, whoopine
cough, cholera, cholera morbus, cholera infantum
cholic, gravels, liver and spleen complaints, dys
pepsia, rheumatism. sick head-ach, piles, nervous
diseases, worms, letter, and all diseases of the skin
itch, scrofula, all kinds of fever &c. &c.
ALso-On hand and for sale at manufacturer
prices, RHINEHEARDT's patent glass pad double
and single lever TRUSS for Hernia.
]. T. SOHONWALD,
Botanic Physician.
Murphy's building, I'd door from the cor,
Wilmington, July ID, ls47. Princess-st.
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PATENT .MEDICI.v.ES.

TUVHE subscriber is agent, and has for sale, u0
n following PATENT MEDICINES 70
which the attention Of the public is especially F
rected, as he warrants every article genuine.
DR.: swayne's Compound Syrup Wild Chiefly
Wistar's BaIsam do
DIR. Jaynes' Expectorant,
Carminative Balsam,
Vermifuge,
Hair Tonic,
" Sanative Pills,
DR.. Woods SarsaparilIa and Wild Cherry ni"',I.
Carpenters Compound Fluid Extract SarsaPa"
4" Extract Cinchonine, lla' "''
Z" Buchu,
Sands Sarsaparila.
letter Remedy,
DR.. McMunn's Elixir Opium,
DIR. Perry's Dead Shot Vermifuge,
Moffat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters,
DIR. Smiths WhooPing Cough Syrup
Upham's Pile Electuary, MI.
Henry's Magnesia, Leidy's Blood fl''''
Murray's fluid do. Gray's Ointment
Lees, Peters, Be;kwith's, Brandreth's' In: 3R
DIR. Thompson's Eye Water, Lcer li'''
Cheeseman's Arabian Balsam,
Taylor's Balsam Liverwort,
Swaim's and Indian Panacea.
Rowand's Improved Tonic Mixture, ,-.e,ss,
Scarpa's Acoustic Oil, a certain cure iof uca
Aliens Vegetable Compound for DysPepsiSo 3
Harlem Oil, Pain Killer, British Oh' LAW,
Drops, &c. &c. VIM
January Is, ls4I
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HUMAN LIFE.-Reading James Heidelberg,
we were struck with the following passage :
- The fate that hangs over the death doomed
race of man appals us not. We wander where
generations have grown up and bloomed, bore
frnit and passed away without homily in
our hearts we tread upon the very graves of
a thousand races, we walk upon the huge bQ-
rial place of the world, and give not single
thought to the fellow dust that sleeps below.
Strange and marvellous insensibility! whence
doth it spring? Is it from mere levity that
we thus rise above the deep thoughts of our
inevitable doom ? Or Is it from high sense
OF lottler destinies, an intimate conviction OF
the lmperishabe elevation of one part of our
mixed nature? Or is it indeed-more likely
than either-that while we see the spring OF
life still gushing forth and pouring out stream
. after stream as each river is dried up, a con-
seriousness steels over us that we are but the
parts of one beautiful whole, undergoing ev-
erlasting change to the glory of Him who
made il all We behold creation full of life
the herb, the flower, the beating heart, the
plant fin, the soaring wing, the thought-stor.
ell brain, all speak of the strange mysterious
fire. which warns the universe, bursting Out
wherever the eye can reach or fancy penetrate
uneXtIngulshed, unextinguishable but by thai
will that called it into being. We see and
know it, and instinct with divine essence, re.
jOice in the light that is granted, for the time
that it can be enjoyed, while the promise ot
its permanence and the hope of its increase
shade over the one dark moment with a vel
OF gold
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DIR COUNTRY.

Cppr coun,ry-'tis a glorious land,
With wide arms stretched from shore to sh'
The proud Pacific chafrs her strand,
She hears the dark Atlantic roar;
And nurtured in her ample breast,
How many gOodIy prospect les
In natures widest grandeur drest'
Ennammclled with her lovesIet dyes
Rich prairies deck'd with flowers OF gold'
Like snn-lt oceans roll ataf
Rod I.k.,s her azure heavens behold,
Rejecting clear each trembling star;
And mighty rivers. mountain born,
Go sweeping onward dark and deep,
Through forests where the bounding fawn,
Beneath the sheltering branches leap.
And graded midst her clustering hills.
Sweet Wales in dreamlike beauty hide.
Where love the air with music fills,
And calm content and peace abide.
For plenty here her fulness pours
In rich profusi0n DER the land,
And, sent 10 seize her generous stores,
There prowIs no tyranrs hireling band.
Great God I we thank thee for this home
This bounteous brthland of the free
Where wanderers from afar may come,
And breathe the air of Liberty!
Still may flowers untrammelled spring,
Her halvests wave, her cities rise,
And yet till Time shall fold his wing,
Remain earth's loveliest paradise.
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what will you take for the whiskers p he
at length asked. Won't you sell them back
to me p
'Ah,' replied |, now you begin to talk as
business man should Yes, bought them
on speculation-I'll sell the...if can obtain
good price,
What is your price"
'One hundred dollars-must double my mo-
ney.'
Nothing less
Not farthing less-and Pm not anxious
to sell them even at that price,
sWelI, I'll take them,' he groaned, there's
your money; and here, barber, shave off this
id internal whisker in less than no time
shall be late at the ball.
The barber accomplished his work, and poor
jerks was whiskerless! jerks went to the
ball, but before the night was over, he acished
he hadn't!