The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-08
CARRIERS ADDR ESS
TO THE PATRONS OF THE
DAVENPORT GAZETTE.
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JANUARY l, 1852.

JANUARY 1, 1852.
Good morning John heres ny address,
Our De Of shoes, and in distress:
Remember John t. least thy bread upon the watef,'
cheerful gissr, freely gives QUARTER
All right; =. take II. dimes, and here, qadpvsr
Jast rssd and sing, what follows very slow;
Being to emphasize the words with proper care,
And when you sing, you're pipes must sound the air
Reader yos your soul to soothe the
Others have; on their to rsnd rock split aeabbe
Prevent them not ridicnle the charm Of music swee
Better the blooming rose and songser feet
INor al ang &C. NY
Good bye old year Of 6fy-one
You've more charms for me-
Except when memory steals alone
Some after thought Of hes.
Not that we arr unmindfal, NO:
OF al thy blessings given,
TO thousands who are yet below,
And thousands, who Re n Heaven
10 thee untried old fny-two,
We extend welcome hand
Trusting in thee, to prove most true,
In besinss Ger this land
May you relieve al foslorn
And set the captive free;
That Thousands Who Jet unborn,
May sound their praise Of thee
Nov friends, you've tired your tuas, to my nee
And Ills but just to change the theme,
For in the declaration that .varey the spice Of life,
We recognize the truth that aers differ
And cannot Tor I'll tastes account,
Let's take another tack, and sail to windwGd.
suppose that B.rnun, the Lion Of. gaping crowd,
The who caught Miss Jenny and called her his gal Nightingale"
The who yet to extnguish fire BY and sns0ke
suppose that he; instead Of advertising al his doings
Had quietly passed along uncarng and unead for BY the
Whist think would have his profits? his fate?
Bankruptcy parse name; end mad house. IN chains
hinnS Enk rsIsa
Just look around, nons paper
Bee how they prosper their business flourish trade
Happy lucky fellows; they deserve the vantage ground
Never stop to count the lnes when you're going ADVERTISE
FIJI column. ia each paper puff your 6xings,
Bast your be' let her count the money laid out,
Better to make uss and folks what YOU are DOING
Than pass on unknown until head wbite and then %
81 wish that were young again.
Iwoud try another PLAN
I'd advertise my sgoods and wares,"
And Be happier
Chors.- Bat I'm old and feeble
cannot fsaie more,
Then carry me ba K; Oh, carry back
'Mong the hills on tae eastern shore'
followed much IN the foots,ep. of dad
Before inroads made BY the press,
And never supposed since was lad
affhe age vas one efpogress.
Chorsn.-Bn now I'm old &c
Awontothe young and then / have done.
Nv ament oer ilLspent life;
Remember my friends, when I'm out ana gone
Advertise, then lake you wife.
CorS For now I'm old sc.
Having Tins disposed Of aniieuvian pct,
Let rs look ye, farther belo e We forget
Take asriie through city, the Queen OF the West
II trade to become most peculiarly blest,
Aud with its twin sister Just The Wv
Govern commerce and trade a no san, dav
And give TO the Hawkeyes and Sacke a name.
To De written hsrealte. in lifes book Of fame
Old nature feems to have played prank
IN levsIlne OF : place, along the Mississippi bank,
Upon which to build city, without "aking down" hills
place to run By all known power, thousand mills,
And when BY freak, or fancy she has placed knoll,
With lavish hand, she's filled base with coal
And thus with many another precious gift,
Marked out he spot for give himself a if
And now while satisfied that Natures well her part
We've much 20 do, to secure the prize BY of ar,
Inc IRON arm now stretching from the Atlantic shore,
VIII soon have reached this valley at our door,
LATE ARRIVAL prxrncr