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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01
Trying Again.

The question now before the people is,
shall the same set OF men who have al
ready tried so many experiments in
Legislation and have failed every time,
be permitted to try again? We
have heard a story in point. A man bet
$5 that he could throw another across
the Mississippi. The bet was promptly
taken and the man was thrown, not over,
but into the river. lie came out putting
and blowing, and demanding the stakes.
"Hold on" said the other; IL undertook
TO throw you over, and / intend TO keep
trying until do IT,"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01
Farm for Sale.

M Y VIRTUE of an order from the
40 County Court and to me granted,
l will offer at public auction on the LIST
day of September, 1852, the following
Real Estate of the minor heirs and wife
of John Slots (dec'd) on the premises
in the county of Wapello and State of
Iowa, to-wit: The west ! OF the south
east / of section IL, and the south west
! of the north east same section, and
the south east ! of the north east same
section, and the east of the south east
i of the north west / same section, and
the north east / of the north west o.
section l3 and the west ! of the north
west 1 of section Is, all in township
~ North of Range No. IL west. One
hundred acres under improvement.
500 JOHN X. KENNEDY, W
June 24th, lS52.ts Guardian.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01

u Judge VEILE, our worthy candi-
date for Congress, visited US last week
OH his return home from the West, where
he has been absent, some weeks. The
Judge is ia fine spirits. and we are hap.
ply to learn has been received in fiat
,ering manner by the people whom he
has visited. He has spoken at several
points already and will visit the rest OF
the District. including our county, be-
fore the election, of which notice will be
given.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01
wWe call the attention Of our read

TT We call the attention of our read
ers to the communication of "Des Moines
Republic" in relation to holding con-
vention for the purpose of having sone
expression in relation to the Desmoines
improvement. We are in favor Of a
convention Of the people of this valley,
SO that an expression of opinion can be
had in relation TO this work, and some
plan of operation recommended for the
future, and company organized TO re-
move the obstruction soon, if they are not
removed by the proper authori.ies.-N.
Des Moines Star.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01

The Hon. VIM. A. GRAHAM, Of N. c.,
the present Secretary of the Navy, i. will
be seen was nominated by the National
Convention for Vice Presiden, on the
second ballot. The selection is a good
one, and will give universal satisfaction
to the Wings Of the nation. Mr.. Ora
ham is the favorite son of the old North
State, and one of The ablest statesmen in
the Nation.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01

Gen. Pierce and the Mobility.

Gen. Pierce and the Mobility.
To the Editors of the New Fork Er-'
press:
In the extract which you quoted from
the Boston Journal, representing Gen.
Pierce TO be one Of 'the nobility" the
editor states tina, the Democratic candi-
date for the Presidency is "a lneal de-
cendant of the family of the Percys,
and the Dukes of Northumberland, the
title being now extinct"
: This will be news to Gen. Picrce's
"noble cousins" who are thus put to
death and made "extinc:."
There is gentleman of some note
now sitting in the House Of Lords whose
name is Algernon Percy and who wears
the title and honors of Duke. He is
styled the "Duke of Nor,humberland."
He is sixty years of age, hale and hearty
HI is immensely rich, and if "Bri.isff
gold" to which Locoioco oratory is al
ways fervid in impu,ing Wing victories,
will hel p Democratic candidate, the
Duke certainly can give his cousin Frank
lin lift. He has palenty of places to live
in, among which are the famed Alnwick
Castle, and Reilder Castle, also North
cumberland House in London, Stanwick
Park in Yorkshire, Sion House in Mid
dlessex, Warrington, in Cornwall.
Now, the Democratic candidate has
not only all this amount of rich relation
ship, but as he is 'lineal descendan. of
the Duke of Northumberland" he may
boast of the mos. distinguished pedigree
Of any candidate we have ever had for
the Presidency. In the chapel of The
family, at Alnwick Castle, is emblszoned
in letters of gold, the whole line Of ped
igree, distinctly tracing il back from the
present Duke, father and son, to the EN-
peror Charlemagne. When President
Pierce therefore mounts the Presidential
chair, we shall have 10 rule over us
lineal descenden, of the Emperor Char
lemagne! Three cheers for the 0emoc-
racy!
AN "ARISTOCRATIC WHIG."
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01

ALL WHO FEEL Office
is hereby given TO all persons suffering
almost the pangs of death, with those tor.
mentiag and agonizing pains, which con-
tinue TO trouble and destroy frail humii-
ty and are calculated to reduce the sys-
tenn and bring it to an early grave
These pains are brought on by various
cases; sometimes, from strains. bruises,
rheumatism, othache, &c. Yet there
is remedy for all these diseases and
that's J. l. Curtis Mamaluke Liniment.
We have never heard of this remedy fail
ing 70 cure any of the diseases for which
it is recommended. The best evidences
are cure themselves and they are to be
found in every neighborhood.
If you take the paper and read it,
you will find new evidences weekly: and
keeping bottle of this valuable medi-
cines constantly on hand to be used
when needed. you are certain to save
yourself much suffering. Bes. family
pill now in use is Gillmore's Anti. Bill.
ious pill, it is always necessary to have
box Of pills on hand, and in the house
ready for use. These pills from their
extensive circulation through the States,
have become the favorite medicine of
the day; the family that once tries them,
cannot be persuaded to do without. them.
See advertisement, in another column.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01
s&skSsAs
Baltimore Wing Con-
VentiOn.
BALTIMORE, June .

BALTIMORE, June 81.
Scott was nominated on the SD ballot
Scout l59; Fillmore liz; Webster 81.
The excitement after the result was
intense.
A resolution was offered by the Ala.
bama delegation that the nomination be
declared unanimous.
Mr.. Dayton, Of New Jersey, made an
eloquent speech as to the character and
services of the nominee.
The Alabama, Ohio and Southern del
ega'ions. stated that the adoption of the
platform, removed all objections to Scott.
The vote for The nomination by States
il as follows:
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01

II One of our most substantial cili-
zens, who has large interest among
US, remarked to us the other day tina!
he never paid so much taxes in his life
as he has paid in Iowa, and he could
find nothing to show for it-no Court
House-or other Improvements. There
is much truth in the remark, and we
hope every citizen will think of it seri.
ously, and act accordingly.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01
THE DIES MONIES RIER.

J Barrows, Ohio, ] Harland, KY; Gen
F G Collicott, Tenn; ID Dupee, Ind.
A Lincoln, ILL.,: A b Chambers, Mo-; G
Il Jemes, Ark; M Edwards, Mich;
B F Allen, Fd.; Col Kelly, Texas; S
NJ Ballard. Iowa; ] E Arnold, Wis; Col
r III Taylor, Cal.
After speech from the President, the
Convention adjourned sine die.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01

wThe Republic will do US and other
curious folks about the county, the favor
to inform US why Mr.. Michaels is not a
candidate 70. the next Legislature?--
When you answer this question perhaps
we will find out and tell you all about
Mr.. Clement, in relation 10 whom you
are so solicitious.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01
SAVE YOUR ASHES /.

" AM now prepared TO receive any
AZ quantity of Ashes, from ten bushels
10 ten thousand, for which will pay
from to cents per bushel, in Dry
Goods or Groceries, if delivered at my
residence in Ashland, Wapello county.
Iowa. Twill pay 5 cents for field and Z
cents for house ashes per bushel.
JAMES A. ID. FREZELL.
Ashland, June 2lst, 1852.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01

~ President Fillmore has ordered a
reserve of the public lands in Missouri,
from entry or sales, along scope OF
country sufficiently broad TO give the
Railroads Of that State the full benefit OF
the late grant of land for their use.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01
The Independent Candidates.

The selection of candidates for office
at this time, by the friends of reform,
and q change in the present policy oil
this State, it must be confessed, is res
ponsible and delicate matter. Ii has
been the general desire and purpose OF
our friends, so far as we have had oppor-
tunity TO learn it, TO support only indie
pendent, intelligent and honest farmers,
and to bring them before the people for
their support either by the voluntary an
nouncement Of themselves or by the ac-
ton of their friends in their behalf, eth
er method being deemed preferable to a
Convention. ...- .... l....
In one or the other of these methods,
we find the names of JOHN w. HEpRlcK,
= for the State Senate; PETER KNOX and
MARTIN DICKENS, for the House of Rep.
resenta,ives; and JOSEPH HAYNE, for
Clerk of the Court, announced through
the mediums of one or both of the coun-
~ papers. Upon enquiry we find tina,
with the exception of Mr.. KnSx, these
gentlemen occupy this position with
their own consent, cor ID to the ear.
mes. and general .tion OF their
friends in all ps county. Mr..
Knox has be that position
~ bis e well advised
will be proud
in it, knowing
ry way worthy OF
may conf de 10 him.
concede to the wish of
10 have ventured 10 an
name; but if he should de-
Ill be for the friends in
lie upon some other
3, We are happy to
satisfactory to the friends
Wings and others, in all parts
8 county. They are not Office
ers in the professional sensc Of that
m, but they are plain, substantial, in
4ependens Farmers, of high tone of
character. respected by their neighbors
and all who know them; of good prac-
tical business habits, and are in every
particular the very men whom the peo-
pie will delight to honor. They are
from the people and of the people, en-
tirely independent of cliques and con-
ventions; thoroughly acquainted with the
interests of this county. and the wants
of the people; and, if elected, will seek
TO discharge The duties with an eye sim
gle 10 the public good.
The flood gates of detraction. abuse.
and misrepresentation will undoubtedly
be opened upon them. and in fact have
already been opened. |. seems to be
the common misfortune of the position
they occupy. But we trust and believe
that the people. upon whose generosity
and confidence they have thus boldly,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01

BATH Me. June 9Th.
Reed Wing as elected to Congress by
about 600 majority. Returns from SO
towns in this district. show wing gain
6S5.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01

In GREAT variety of Bonnets and
Trimmings at
d. p. Insksep 8, Co.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-07-01
The Three P's
PIERCE, PEACE and PROSPERITY!
The Three KS

MING, hETCHUM and kONQUER!
... Ohio Statesman.
After the election il will be
Poor, PIERCE PHlzzLED!
and KING, KoULD'NT KoME 1T!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-24
NEW ORLEANS ApvERTIsEMENTs

4 = KNAPP, Snrgscn Dent',i, Gives pa.
eDs t.cus.s attention 10 the pre.ery alton OF
ire N1rasAL TgFTn, ns we'll as To supplying
thelr ipss by artificial ones. HIS entire time
Ar years has been devoted to the improvements
IN his profession. For evidence Of his superior
piugg ing and The utility andbeapiyef his Arifciai
1ceih he viii only refer to his numerous pa
irons. both in the city, aud country Millions
Of teeth are n"~ ar.aa'iy lost for wan, of time
y and judie'sus ireatntni, but ht those who
have saNred by quaeks, not he discouraged :
brt agai themselves of the best r,medy--an
operator in whom they can have confidence.
1EEru EXTRACTED without pain, under the
influence 81 the LErnEos, or tnLoRoroRM, and
with perfect safety 10 tn" patient
OffIcE AND Rrs'rssyr rrmofed from ne eOr-
n,r u ~. Charles Sirsei 10 No. 10 Bdroans
Nresi, near Canal Sfreef.
April 5, 1881. MI II
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NEW ORLEANS. ..CsntInued.
IMMENSE STOCK or CLOTHING
aioo. - WAstA q rasAteasSss

CLOTHING AT RETAIL.
A LrRED MUNROE 4 CO.'S One Prce
n Ntore, No 81 Magazine street, corner OF
Grayier.
~. vould inform our friends, and the pub
lie in general, that our present stock OF
C1~,Aine, Furnishing Goods, DC,
!. ,seou,lled in fv,ent and beau y by that Of
any o,he, establishment in the United States
To be convinced OF ;his statement u Is ""'y
necessary TO call and examine. Our immense
s,l,. ar, hrough, about by the simple fac.
being known. that the prices We place upon
goods is uniformly low, and the quality OF
each article /. guaranteed what IT is represent
ed 10 be- Perfect satisfaction Is what We ann
at in dealing with eur customers.
An our clothing Is manufactured at crr es-
,ahl,shment, No. AL Broadway, New York,
nnder the immediate supcrin,eudence of one
of our firm, who spare, no pains IN securing
the most desirable STYLES Of goods. II is with
,h. r,lle., coufdentc ot being able TO give
.ati.Gartion. that We invite all who may be IN
want of article, IN our line to call and exam
me our assortment
m. following - only partial list of ar,-
clp- .,
Tracl and Dress Coais IF and Eng, black
cloth drcs. and trock coats; do do blue, brown
mulberry, and green cloth frocks: do do black,
brown. nfubcrry, olive, aud golden brown
cloth polka-. n and Eng. black and fancy
colored cloth walking coats; limalaya iur,
new ~tylc.J sac French, black, mulberry, aud
olive cloth opera sacs do black aud fancy
colured dnrskin Union sacks de extra super
tine dfsb and fnry coIorcd walking coats 3
eodflnutpn, gray, mixed, aud silver gray sues
and polka~ French black, blue, brown and
ol,,e beaver sac and irock conis do blue,
brown. and sil,cr.gmy. Whitney sac coats =,
do Labrador various eolors) to turn, sac
cnnts; do -uperiime drab cloth and beaver
walking coats r. and Eng black supcrhnc
cloth sack and walking coats, dc blue brown,
and drab pilot cloth sac-.
u ipbd roats-Frcnch superine blue hr H.
and era, sac~ and palctot'; do do extra long
Sar- and irocks, fr second quality; th'rd
quality, fancy colured sac- aud palctolr
Tered rodis-fr Eng mud Amcrn tweed
-acs, frprks and palctots, do do bodle'afd'
do do polsas.
CLoAN,-BIuc ana black cloth cloakS every
quality black and blue pilot cloth cloaks
4 variety ei vests at every quality and pat
tern: also every variety and quality OF P'nia-
iooHs
t.eniiemcg's Furnishing Goods.-hinen and
cotton SHIRT, all qualities check and cotton
hickory and night shirts. an qualities; all
wool and super ribbed shirts: gauzr, merno,
cotton Isle thread, and flannel shirts socks
Of every quadiy.
Boq's and ChiIIrcn's Clothing.
Consisting Of irocks pnlka~, sacks jackets,
oycrtoets panlaloon-, vests aud eloaks' OF
every quality.
Also every variety of gloves suspendcrs
of ,ariou, kinds cratals ana handkerchief, OF
every quality
Also trunks, Nali-es, umbrellas,
India rubber goods of every description.
- One Pro, for Goods and no derldi,on.
In visiting the city, do not tail to call on
ALFRED NJ \kOE \ co
v2ap 80 Magazine street
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-24
xEw eRLEAN s...Css.ins I'd.
MdlVS Music STORE,
.vos. 8 and : Gasp A.. . doors from CdHat,
Ner Orleans.

THs undersigned desires res
p<etfaily to inform the public that
Y they ran always Ind at his uts'c
Stare, a choice snd large assortment OF FHr1
f'orfss. at very reasonable prices, and on accom-
modrfiag terms.
Among thea are Pinano For'es made By the
old and celebrated manufacturers, 7. Gilbert
& Co. Of Boston, Of rich tone, ard finished
beautifully IN fusewoct, black walnut. and ma
hogab. with IRON frames, rad. N ,iie most
substantial aud Noskmsnlike manner. Aiao'
the Justly celebrated .s,r'ian Piano fories,
which, for sweetnsss Of tone. have not been
equall,e They are peculiarly suited 20 the
country, a- tine lholrn does rot require tuning
for yoafs.
The New Improvement IN Piano fofte-
the patent llsrsftHg OtsrbrhYe, Is also Tor
.alc At the asme establishment Tks improve
rneni gives peculiar Grmurss and m'llIaccy to
the treble, adj. iu The 'urohii,, aud strength
~ IL. Piano, ard renders 10 cspa9c Of remain
my much leuecr IN tune than those an ordinary
use.
W. r " ia Aren't for H,Hri Hers' celebrated
Grand pares and pianiuo-, mpde iu Pau-. For
power and sweetness of tone they stand pre-
rmiucnt
n Dir Compound i9arlment J. PcNct
s. Cos PARIS panor, mud Instrument. from aH
the best manufactures constantly receiving
nnd for sale ou liberal tpfm-.
Secrpd Hluf P,spps f9r salc from $50 Ia
S24o each, and taken IN part payment tor ne"
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired Tuned, Rented, and Ap-
praised.
oadcarrs rs'o8sor --Th- beautiful toned
Nind Instrument. fpr Village thurhe-, Lodge
S,rcpaing Parties, and the private practice oi
Dfun. -is po--c.sr- sweet and powerful tone,
q. portable, tweighIng % pounds) aud offered
re- 500 zach.
] Oricfs for guitars, yiolus, 'lnloueelios'
rluuoncts, huic~. hagcolct-, strings. aud mu-ic-
merchandise Of e,ery kind VIII be- promptly
executed at reasonable prices. Bands supplied
with bras. inst umrnf- and band music.
hrys, double and single action, on hand and
made 10 ORDER 10 suit the taste 81 purchasers.
Hasc.--Ihe largc~, catalogue Va the South
The stock is an accumulation Of over twenty
years Ii Il are many old and beautiful pieces
out Of print
Nac HtNc received by every arrival from
the North, and by the Foreign steamships.
SPANISH sYHgs. dances, waltlc-, Ac.-a regular
supply Original music published every week
nt the Sturr-uatiee compositions solicited
Music. bound copied and arranged. Sub-crp-
tons received Tor the Message Bird Ndronl ;
Usstc1l Times, and the Hdifmore ON. by
addressing the undersigned, catalogues oi mu-
-ic viii be sent to any part of the adjoining
states.
Dec !. 1881. WV. +. MAYO.
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2s.-Silk and straw s."OdS--27.

II VALE in, q co, ~ Magazine air :,
y. New Orleans, Nhoissaie Usaisrs ~ I'M
yor'sd >nyieapd Fancy siAs and Aira,c Goof',
Laccs. Embraieries, Giofes, NGmlns, |riHge (.
Hrauis, buttons, Gimps, trimmings GH itHHf
Honpets, Nireu Hafs Ribbo1s, iHifeis'
FDTers. ~ pfnpg Arhries, aui Rich iaHcy
Ur.-S Goeds n oil Lisds 4 lnll and complete
assortment Of every thing in their line Of the
very laicst fashion, constantly ON hand Count
~ Merchants visiting tins City are respectfully
invited 10 call and csamnc before purchasing,
e. YALE, JR., & co.
81 Magazine street between
Common and Grayier,
Jan 10, 1854 v3n2s-ly.
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Lowr. y. r,rrisos. \ r.rrt-oN. ~
H,ntu-hc tL Ne.' Ofisans N,,nJi,s INN
] OWE, rA1IlNDN q Co. Successors
IL to Lowe q paii,son) fopon Icfors.
Commission aai Formafding Merchants, New
Orleans.
Ad,ancement- on shipments to the above
house viii be made hy ] d K MclIenry, who
may be addressed at Shreveport, La.
ALSO, parties shipping direct to the above
house can draw al sigh, on them for near the
value Of the cotton.
October 1. 1851.
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They have now IL store, " pairs of wheels
with ron axle and shafts of to incic>,
rnd ~ plif- oi tp , inches.
Arso--NIN WAGONS, complete. with
iron aNlctrccs. pr 'e Sl40 each Two rhr' o'
Timber Wheels, with screws, ~ feet high, 7
inches Tread
They take orders for al Kinds Of Wagon
'-osk. anl ,i-5ser them on plantation at man'
utctunr- prices. ~
Also-A large assortment Of HtRD
WAKE, for plantation use, w 'hain,'
wrought aud cat nails, Hunts Axes socket
spades. long handle >hpycl- and spades, hoes
of 40 Kinds. cane knives. hook and plate hinges,
,rind.iour. common lnd scotch collars. hnnil-
IA and firrcd Rope, cTo~--cut, pit and lnili
saw. hl,, 81 tii kIEi-, iron blocks with :
inch -lra,es. large assortment Of Engl'sh and
American bar ron, IRON aNles, with boxes,
sperm. whale aud lusced oil, spirits Of iur.
p,u'nc. putty window glas', and paints oi all
knd. H0GhN ~ TT REAlD,
corner tu,iom-hoirse aud itvce.
Jan. II, 1888 t3u2o-lN
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BOTANIC DRUG STORE.

I'D ROY DRts STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
~ DIR. A. A. JONES' respectfully inform,
XN his friends and AL using Botanic Mcdi-
Il cine-, whether Planters Pby scians, Priv.
ate tani.ies or country Merchants, that w
keeps on hand at all times full aud complete
supply both in the simple and compound form,
all e. which are Of the very best quality, or no
sale and at Us low prices and on as reasonable
terms rs any one can .el articles Of the same
intrinsic value. lie would here state that his
Store !, the oldest and the only PURELY h..
tame Establishment in the South, and the one
too that has uniformly sold good Medicines
Please order direct or through your Com,nis-
SION Merchant from Dr.. A. \. Josrs, New Or,
leans.
Jan. II, 1882. v3nag-lv.
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New orleans Agricultural Warehouse,

CorH1 nasas'H' and Poy'ifa' 81 Ntf ori'a"'
,, n'Nrs' .,,S,y, 'tll III l..
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adapted 10 southern an, W." p yu''u'e
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- o. NEISO. & co, CommwsioH " p.
-. chaBis, Nea Orleans.
$. q. Nelson. New Orleans; T.. Bank sgiiA.
New Orleans II c. Walker, Memphis, Trnn,
date Cashier Branch Union Bank } T y Mel.
son. Athens, Ala. v3ni y
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tsrsa6~1 f-oss ybr sres-ias b. "a.
~ tssire se1svs q sg~.
On lie wii eva = ~ aisxsh'y wave
Lay yosss--alaoss naid<n.
a long. lssd Itaassisg shrek sas sAvss
VIA ueAasss ~ s'sslsden.
Ilrs long hair iloascd on the sca,
With daliisd with II Airsinsly;
Al. ever and anon . .hsrk
(Unqssstionably on lark,
lAvssd Up. and beloved forth bark :
Whist can sht dol
tlsth ~ no lcses true
To becd her sad boo.hool
Ais!
Tier lovers gone to grass
Well, let that pass.
sca-wced around her twineih,
The coral insect mneth
Within her brains
And where her heart once dwe!t
PisyesA The shining snrl''
down in the wsin.
"a life what urs thou good for
Are we, then, only food for
Saeh things as these
" 40, the sage old Milton
- no better than Sutton,
Or any other cheese
For what has mind to do wi'H I.
II. the insian, we gel through with I,
And fairly oscrpowered,
Ssjn, martyr, hsro, william. coward.
Are thus by sharks and smells to be Dc
voured