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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24
Universal peace Anthem.


NATIONAL AIR.
PRAISE to the God ofPeace,"
Who makes all wars to cease
By his high will
The God of War cast down,
And on all tyrants frown,
Their horse and chariots drowni
Say, "peace be still"
Ma yarts of peace prevail;
The plough, the loom, the sail,
Fill every hand
Expensive vapour send,
The worlds highway to weTd,
And friendship wide extend
Through every land!
The worlds electric nerve
Almighty power preserve
From every harm
This music of the sphere
Swift send to every ear,
With notes so soft and clear
A heavenly charm
The golden age of Love,
Ali radiant from above
To US descend!
The bear and leopard bid
To fondle with the kid,
And deadly serpent hid
Its bite forlend
The iron heart of Waa
From every nation draw,
And melt it down
The horrid sword and spear,
The harvest-feld to clear,
And plenty, free from fear,
The year to crown
May brothers of all lands
Their many colored hands
All clasp in one!
One blood, one interest all,
Each man brother call
Throughout this earthly ball
"Thy will be done !"
CHORUS
All hail, " the Prince of Peace"
And may his reign increase
For eyermore!
Hosanna to our king;
All homage to him bring;
His fame let every nation sing,
While they adore
mber, 1850. }.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

% Want of space obiges us to postpone until TO-
morrow, the publication of the conclusion of President
Filmore's long winded manifesto concerning the es-
cape of Shadrach Symns. We do not suppose our
readers will regret this great DEAL for in truth our
only apology for publishing it ALL is that nothing we
have yet seen so completely illustrates the weakness
and folly of the Executive Mr.. Fillmore in this has
made himself the laughing stock ofthe nation, and none
are more in their denuncation than the men o,
his own party who have heretofore beered him to be
great man because they had read that he was, in the
newspapers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24
Free Soil Caueus,

AT the Free Soil meeting held at the City Hall
Saturday evening last, John F. Burbank, Esq, was
chosen Chairman, and DR.. o. Martin ,gSecretary.
A Committee of three from each Ward was appoint.
ed, report list of candidates for Mayor, Aldermen,
and eight School Committees, to be supported b, the
Free Soil party at the Municipal election Monday
next. The following twenty-one gentlemen were unan-
mousy elected constitute that Committee and report
at the next meeting on Friday evening next:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

o. On Monday evening Feb path, at the City Hail.
engagements have been made to afford citizens of
the richest treats of Two original and popular
poems, What the World IS DOING" by W. w. Ashley,
and The Loss Of the Ship ST. Johr, by J. c. Mnturn
will be delivered to close with the laughable touches
0fth sublime, display Of eloquence)
We trust that approaching will fail in giving
them foil house. for the efforts 1.-THE gentlemen please
and the merits the pieces do certainly claim it.
Doors open at 6a o'clock. Admit NICE l2I cents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

SNAKES. Mr.. Joseph Rice of South Shrews-
bury, exhibited to US on Saturday basket contain
ing twenty-four large black snakes which were
taken by him from den, in side hill from whiuh
he was removing loam
When found the snakes were quite lively, being
rIuudled tugetter IN uffo0'iv''. L.,
separation and exposure to the cold air. render
ed them torpid, and when in this condi ion they were
killed.
The aggregate length of these twenty -four snakes
was one hundred and five feet, showing the aver.
age of each to be about four feet and one inch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24
Bliss's Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy

I'1ISs OUmp"uhd Cod Liver OIL Candy
lady, an inmate of our family, who had been aboIDe M
de most obstinate cold for weeks who had tried ali the
oo remedles at last Was persuaded to make
OF Bliss Compound Cod yer Oil CANDY and with the
most astonishing results. cold which had not welded to
all e usual methods, relieved BY the use of the
use ol me candy, and in the OF three weeks was
hectuaiy cured Such case coming under our own eyes
INDUCES US to recommend TO readers the use of the Can
"hch Is perfectly pleasant and agreeable the taste.
II you buy look out for counterfeits.
~ prepared by b. X BLISS sole proprietor Springfield
frce % cts apaekage. For sale by b. SCOTT JR CO.
sehelai 'seilS Ior worcester. feb20alwlw
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DIED.

late William Fai bank, aged 7s. 4''' "iuo" Vi 'ne
epgi dSt instant, Martha b. wife of Charles
M 'is cry 10Th Instant Henry A. son of George IT, and
MARY ann Smith, aged years months 81 - an"
III ms city, 22d instant Frederick OrviIle son r ri,
a"u mary A Gates, aged MONTHS v '''''''
bud of nnocense.
'ust me to show how fair a flower
In paradise, might blooms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

MRS. s. GOODWIN, experienced and success
full Midwife, las hundred and testify during
the past year, 1897 holds herself in readiness day and
night to attend to the duties of her profession Thankful
for past favors, share of patronage is solicited which
should be bestowed upon Ohdn, and il not will be upon
man. word to the wise is sufficient. Residence No. 6
Austin street. L3mOsl Worcester. Jan. ID. 1851.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

banieis &c., Believing that ninble is bs,,o
man slow shilling, determined 10 sell their Good M
% AZ sueh prices that purchasers will find il for their
'ase 10 Can before purchasing elsewher Thei,
diff '"i'' llV MAN street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24
6bl7-dtf.

There has never perhaps bern medicine
before me public so well deserving their confidence and
patronage rs Ager'S cherry Pictorial No flmy should
Advertisement ~ Hoo
For Sale in Worcester by NJ B. Green T. Iazell and D.
Scott Jr.. q Co. fabII' Sia D.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

u JOB PRINTING of all kinds-Pam phIets
catalogues, shop Bills, Bank Checks, PIa.
cards, Concert Bills, Visiting and Business
CARDS, Posters, &c. &c--NEATLY and pRoMprL,
executed at THIS OFFICE. upon moderate terms DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

MRS. NJ. S. THOMPSON, Practitioner Of
Obstetrics and Medicine, No 10 SoJo,, &, ,yo,ld
say to the ladies in This vicinity thathe has an extensive
nrhcIGe and having had unparalleled success can give
i1eietoe among tue BEST families nI Worceeter
Worcester, Jan Sd. 1850 loo H.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

J. X. CLARK, HOMGPATinC PHYsI,
CIAN--No 4 Walnut Street Office hours from 2 tat
A. NJ. and from 10 3 p. NJ.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851. ianItf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

DIR. II. BUXTON, PULTONIsT. - OFFICE
ana hESlDkNCE, No % of Mechanic and Carl
tohts-Where his services be promptly obtained al
any hour by day night when prevented by preyou
Professional Duties.
Anscuitauon and Advice, Free. dtf-dec25
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WARD i

Voted, That notice be given in the Spy recommend
ing to the several Wards, the holding of ward meetings
on Tuesday epeng next, for the nomination of ward
officers, to be supported by the Free Soers and that
each ward meeting be held in its ward room with the
exception of ward g. which can assemble in the room
of ward a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

NEW JERSEY U. $. SENATOR. Commodore
Stockton was elected on Friday, by the Legislature Of
New Jersey, to the Senate Of the Uuited States for six
years The Commodore is an out and out democrat
but owes his election to ulag votes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

Female Physician and NEidwife.-MRs. n
A. PIERCE, graduate of the Female Medical School
located in Boston. respectfully informs the indies Of
worcester, mat she Will give immediate attention in ali
cqses where her services may be required, upon an
piGallon at her residence, No. II Main street.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851. iaul--y1tdau,os
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

mystenous I&nocIings, are nothing comnarei
to the bargains you get at Tie Cottage Ito Main
IhIi7-d DANIELS Il co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

EMPIRE CITY LINE.
At Reduced Rates &c rou

THOUGH TICKETS TO SAN FRANCISCO VI, 49,
BY THE u MAIL STEAMERS ON THE Pacific. 49,
E1~ y The splendid steamship Icmn,r. r,s,
1000 tons burthen j. d. WItsoN con-
NJ, ~, nander, will leave her dock pier M Q
18th, at O'Clock p. NJ '" ihoh9DAf, March
N feisil must DC on board, and bills of adng signed at
lne once previous TO the day of Saline II nI az
on board containing articles known as valuable must have
b bei U speeed and bills of adg signed for he same
ocepr VII ol DC accountable for any losses that may
EeboA.aoy ST.. STONE, 10 Battery Place,
New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

FREE Soil NOMINATING CoMMrTrEE.-
The members of this Committee are requested 70
meet on Wednesday evening in the Police Court
Room at O'Clock.
o. HARRINGTON, Chairman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24
MADAME MAINE

We celebrated INDEPENDENT CI.AIRvoyANT
A. M n1son has arrived in orcester and taken rooms
h 'e rIanhn House, in connection with Madame Young
may be afflicted with discusses or wish to learn me F,
b hs nay distinguish your lives as relates to sick
desd or I business marriage, absent friends whether
when you may desire 80 W inioii'a'io"
worcester, Feb. %, 1851 eho,,e.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

WATER CURF.--DR. $. ROGERS is NOW nrenoxoa
70 porn ana treat patients on give Treatment without boa
NJ his residence, NO. GLEN STREET '"' 'onre
OFFICE Hours, from 10 to ~ and to AIT M AM.
STREET. d6wtr nv W. q mAPLI
o""H Oct22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

~ MRS. SwIssHELm's SATURDAY VIsiTER.
)! burr' the Agent Of this paper, is now prepared to
furnish all the back numbers Of the viscr from the
commencement Of the present volume.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

!, W lhhiAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIic.--
VIA attend 10 this and TO other matters of husess M hi,
Once over the Central Bank
Worcester, Oct 8, 1850. ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

SALE OF JEwELRY. The closing sale of the
took of JeweIry, Watches, Clocks, &c, advertised in
mother counn will come Of this evening at Selby' 8
Auction Room.
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Grand, Extensive, and Imposing
PANORAMA.


Europe, Asia, Africa ana America.
{ TOWERING $4,000 feet of canvass. II beina rtIprr
~ THOUSAND FEtT LONG, by TEN FEET IN nrIonr'
M LAWFULLY presenting to the behoder several hundred
sau. views OCEAN SCENES CITIES, and LAND
SOAfEs on Belt OF the Earth 1wenty-6ye Thousand
Mil Go IN Length, and completely SURROUNDING TIE
p ris supendous, Instructive and Splendid WORK OF
~ go up NJ an expense of seprdf fbonsand doyay,
au Mes beauties gradually pass and pleaso the eye the
e, aiso w De Instructed with appropriate explanations
of the Globe. ' N''o''i'a' sa"o"
commencing "'s'''"'
"wednesday Evening, Feb. Goth.
Doors open at o'clock. Moving Of the Scenes NJ half
past Z. And on Saturday afternoons to accommo dae
schools ana Families Doors open al g commencing al g.
smee udmiltace % centschldren under IL years half
price. gentleman and two ladies' so cents
W schools, parties, and families at reduced price On
feb24-dtf N'" F''N'' ~
IN DOE Cali Skins in the tough and Finished.
-, ALDRICH CO., 80 Front 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

DIR. HARRIS, 1854 Main street, is prepared te
extract Teeth out pd by the use Of this recently ds
-"NsIeusuDsllutei Or Etner--CHL0RoFoRM. dlstEiy7
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MARRIED.

,o IN ms city 10Th instant, by Rev. Geo Smith. Mr.
ces,a Andrews to Miss Rosa l.. Putnam both of Wor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24
Burdist's oIeaginous Medicated Comp ound

OIcdBIIhOUs COmp o umd
every day proving itself the best preparation for the hair
now before the public The proprietor has spared no pains
or eXpenie TO produce perfect article the great and
Increasing sale is the best evidence Of his succe s.
For salo in bottles at 25 and 375 cents oh Agent in
Worcester, l.. t. LAZELL, A othecary, No 20l Main
street. Gehol J,r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

LEWIS f.. JOY, Architect Third story.
Brinley Row, Opposite the American Temperance
House,
jan3 WORCESTER MASS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

Ladies' who find great inconvenience IN getting their
shoes to fit WELL invited call and have pair made
for them at the Cottage, ITO Main Street. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

SEGARS of Exquisite flavor are ALWAYS To
be found in quantities to suit, at the Drug Store of
l.. T. LAZEIJ.
leDlc-du 2Ol Main St
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-24

Chairman.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-14
TIE FOUNDING.

/. q, .I,.,x,, f.a,:.l:,..;,,
As MIS-. Es'oe. o'a,s'u'y' n t'es'o.us VI
c'a'Is running '.o'" N.oe VIC: s''ee' oe'o~ =
skin. was aooa, s, 70 o,"S o"Jae' ';''I', .t'. ~
waite, nom '0e nya'au. '"s' "'eua' sue ~,
totnd 2 oasxs' so'pe.ae" "o h, ,e "'oo .,.'
"f her mont door. 'u''h'g "e' G'"u '"'o
the basket sue 'e'' su"e""s a"se anu
aickihg--ou'so euscfp'olm .'gs' 'na'
no 'a,lhs' a,seovs,y !. x er" .,'; ~ naae sas
without unwrapplng no oilefl a plecess
Of paps, f"lded ':, like ls''e, -lsy3by ,ht
side - ,ne ,aa,ma.se ! - ou"aie !, y mls, -.
S'ansOu'y lmmeo'aley teu ~ l"loo 1.pes
house, ana Dy Tue .gn. y t.e ,. ,a"p eAi" ~ l'
'nsd she billet u wes apdleassed 70 9"
husband; sne wemulou''y o'oAe 'ps
seal, aud Ieaa az l%.ows' iIaIi gisygd'
mgij 5Iy.,ie1of otaHsosrg, X ,,..a
Sla;rTls seaa you 'ng ua.v M ~ IA ~, "rr'
will please to ,ake eool caIs !" a"p p'"'g
up nghi'so maj ! may '"n ~ = 70 ue :
o-u.r mau ih,p 40 oaaas ~ spstpn:
wha, asly "'d faSo you e-w"o. Wou,o u
think that suca s'ala s"oe, ". sp,nule
sbanks could y, ,.,,,s oe suen .es''vp aoy"
slpne' Ihc c,1'o ,,s 70 y""' y..". ~ "a'
swear 70 hh, @ ~ uece'',a e. :, 'ne SHAME '',
fully JosePhIllee,,lng 90 70 a.sa os W.aoWe'
but do la'neI. hsl, ~ ~, py tne )o""g ooe'
and III iorg'Ve you foa' "es.,-osoken' s,,oo1ks''
NAIcY'
z - pyi,, ie' fafs sotP.nosea WE
.f ~
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-14

Or. Pcasc was once at a dinner, when
jls, as the clo d was rem ov d, ,he subjec,
of.i C uise char c i 10 be that Of extra
ndinary mortality among the lawyers,
I'VE have lost," said a gentleman, "siA
eminent lawyers , in six 7mon,hs. ~
The dean, who was quite deal, rose at
thi. momeni, aud gave the company
raceA.sFor this and every other mercy
make Us truly thankful" 'ia' #'a 'a7
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-14

shows mis- his, you'll soon see that. The
swaddling clothes being removed, out,
Jumped the baby and made its escape
through the open door. 0as snyf1 'A
Il was a big tom cat. The StansbuIys
bad been yiclimizedlby a PRACTICAL joke,
the conirivance pf' shich was 1traced 10
4 fem.le neighbor, Mrs. s. who has no
taste for fun Of tha, kind, made her com:
plant against the suspected party, but as
The trick appeared 10 be without malice,
20. o.bndiog over took placc.--Pennsyl-
p1nian. 50 "a M hl... :
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-14

I scALY OpERATloN.-Take a.newspa,
per for year or Two, ,ben refuse il, and
II spoken'to upon the subject, weartha,
you had ordered IL discontinued some
lime previous, and therefore won'i take
/. any longer nor pay for what you have
received. Ia aifew weeks We intend
to write q chapter opifthis subject, and
shall select for our. heroes real charac.
,ers. there will be snp fiction about i. 90
look ouis We hate meanness, vs do, bu,
.heilow lived scosldrelism of some folks
i beyond enduiance.--Delphos Budget
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-14

| |, is stated of Gen. Putnam, that he
planted ia his native town in gWindhsm
county, C..;A mile .ofapple ees,in the
highway, $50 that the poor nigh, h,ve
apples as we'll as the rich.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-14

ghEhe census,iaker for Carroll county.
Georgia, rspor,sllthat dofing his official
Journey over saidicoun,yl heencouR,ered
ss6fiy aour se,snUftwins.s Three Of these
s'sets''i ''ibelonged 10 one lady.oaa sses1
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-14

AMERICAN sELoouEScE Prof Read,
o., Indianapolis has q gool remark upon
American elvqiencri 6laes Z, bvs .st,e,
."Bui am asked what is the test field
Of American tloquence?i answer, the
stump, decidedly the stulnp! This is The
American rpslrum from which are 10
cons she highest efforts Of eloquence,
The dirc, address to the people them
selves, is, so far as the production ofelo
qncnce is concerned incomparably supe-
riors,o that Of the L 'gisla,ive halls. Oar,
congressional and Legislative oraiory is
not, nor can be, oflhe highest order, for
The want Of that prime elemen; of oraio-
ry---a p'oleS sympathy between the ora'o,
and the audience. All are. alike bound
down by the ad lmmliue chains of party
and sec,iunal interests, which no power
of eloquence can move or sway. SO Jar
as any practical .ipfl ,ence upon the audi
ence which lie Is addressing is concerned,
the orator may Just as well address the
pillars around lin, Or the marble statues
Standing in tho inches Of the wall. But
when lie IS speaking d tic people he
knows ia; lie is speaking, TO those who
ale b III hone !, 10 purpose and free to
act. lie may 6ave pr JUDGES 10 remove
bui the people viii listen TO reason aud
argument, and when convinced, will burst
asunder 1all lie lies Of party, and go for
The t:pht.r o'.'oS 2 10"' '"s4 @R y Di
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-14

Observation-Disclosures is deeply indeb.
lesS to Jetfersonsd His enthusiasm for
tbs liberty andhappiaess u, mankind, was
admirable. He had the sagaci.y 70 see
l,he peoples true interests in the be-
ginningof bis career, jand the moral cour-
age TO pursue them iraexibly TO, the end.
And those interests being peace and
liberty. were, and still are the Interests
OF mankind. The first steps Of his al.
minis,ra,ion dissrpated forever the phan.
IONS Of fear aud ,delusion, with which
atifice and. cpwaldice had surrounded
The ia, age of liberty; and the principles,
of government which i,c established
remain 10 ibis odsy, not only unbroken,
but apparently taking deeper hold Of the
affection ofihes .Aihericaaa pei pie He
was undoubtedly The greatest bsnefacter
that has appeared in the hesninteenth can
,ury. II Wssiainssfer Repiew. oo3 aill d
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A ,nan in Troy, has been s,ntenced to
six months i:nprisonmet, and TO pay a
tine Of fifty dollars, fur stealing wearing
apparel with a woman in !.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-14

How FEW DlIT.--A person passing
along the streets of London was accos
ted 6y stranger with The question, ssDid
YOU ever ihank God for the use Of your
rea.one'' ;',No," was the reply never
though, Of dsing H." "Well, do j. quick;
ly,sItjoinsd |, Jshs ,s'rangf5;"'or have
lust, nlne.na ta.Al .ltfA AN. isli4 aeil annll
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3 A man out west, not long since, CON.
,nl;ied suicide by drowning. As she
body could not be found, the coroner held
an Inquest ON his hat and jackei, found
or, the bank Of the lake. V,rdict, "iound
empty" @~s s'' pa 9toe ~ N@'" nit1
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TWO YEARS OLD.
aiI' 'sbistsY 4. ). rrncivAf.l

-Lt-t- -
lSPla, ing on the carpe, nesrms s.as
iGa little chsrub girl; agq
And her presence, much-l fear me, 4
Sets my senses ina ~htl;
For a book 10 open lying
Full of grave p6iIosdphying sSHi s'n'
Aud l own Pm Ssiuly trying b9E
3lss3, There my ihoaglts 70 hold -. Z Z {
But ia spite of all my essaying +. 4,
They will sveimore be strnytig
70 that cherub near me pia, ling. 'A
n'oionly two years oid. n ia'iv l.9qs
,iBsHHHsmf ta hf5ftH {3dRJ JG
b. .Witli her hair so long and fexeny Hal
..t..h And her sunny eyes OF blue, ....,,
AID her cheek so plump aud waxen 2
-ea" She is charming TO the view, 'so94
Then her voice 70 all who hear IL, 19lIg
i,rea hes a sweet ntraucingspirit-
q u. to be forever near it ,a ns,sB 5pai,-
Isa 10y untold; ','aa ~. 80, ,.,..'.- y
For ,ds ever sweeily telling .F''Tl =
To nv heart with saptare tw@lling,p
Of affection inly DIV. ling .fE
Daa Only iwe ysars old.b9 9Th HaaVl
With new delight I'm hearing
All her sweet attempts at woids,
In heirlmelodyI endenrlpg ETGSsd
4, rSweeter, lar than any bird's;es q.
And the musical n nis;aking, ,t 3 ....;...
Which her baby lips ore daking. Y
For ny heart charmis waking,i sl
Fifmer in its hold iidS ,i3r,E hi
-reTbanlthe Charm SO rich and glowing,l
S From the Romal!'s lips p'erlowing;N /
Then she giycsa q look so,knowihg-
'T7l homy Two Years oid.e1 ,"e saS'i''@ .
a98ig 2oji a2iNN ,sAE5 a'nii sYHsih
.isNow her ripe and honird kisses lioasa
Naisa tFlouied, ripe for me alope.9 .aga5
Thrill my soul with varied blisres yg,.i,
80 Venus never yet has kaewn. ..,'
o When her twiaing arms are round me
y San dom nestle Joy hath crowned me- .
And 7feryent spea hath bound me- Q
J ,sw Never 70 grow Geld. gi. ylIrs,fst
O. there 10 no., sthis side OF Adam
iAppht with loneliness so laJeu y. y. 4
AS my little cherub inaiden, ft3s ~ 2
-aEG h0nly ytwo years FOLD! tn'd .eiessA
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-14

During the late war, Quaker was on
board an American ship engaged IN close
comba, with an enemy. He pr iYed
hia peace principles calmly until be saw
a stout Britain climbing Up the vessel BY
a rope which hung overheard; Seizing
j Ratchet, the Quaker looked ouer the
side of the ship, and remarked, "Fiiend
if thee wants that piece ofrope, thes may
have ~. when suiringEthe deed 10 the
wora, ne cut OF The rope ,aud down went
the poor falowi 10 hrs ipng watery hume.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-14

Wood was the parent Of that uncons,
|cious remark Of the child of a drunkard,
who was said 10 take after his father. ~
..Ah, father leaves nothing afterwards
Ia take,