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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-25
HUNG ARIAN EONDs.

III circulation
HUNGARIAN EONDS.
Our friend J. w. Keenan,, ESQ, Of ,bo
Burnet House, Cincinnati, has sen, us ono
Of The bonds or certificates Of the lIunoa,;
an Fund, dated New York, January
1852. II is engraved on bank note p,na'
with nl the beauty OF bank bill. nj
much larger. On the left vigncl,e i ;
hheness Of kossath standing by ,ahIa
with roll Of manuscript in his hand, All
looking from beneath n low ha. with
feather in it, exceedingly fierce. On tho
Ieit is represented the figure Of Lib,uy-
AT the Top, young lady in u very sbm,
Bloomcr costume, commencing low ana
and ending high, with hemet on be,
head, a spear in one hand aud sword il
the other, is standing over the prostra,s
form Of man, and with one foot m h.
hoad-a very vulgar attitude CONSIDERING
her dress or want Of sress. The crown
which lies off little distance, shows ,h,,
tho man nigh, have been king before the
muss commenced, but that he ain, 90, his
crown any longer. Below him is the mot.
to-"Sic semper Tyrannis" We should
think lie might be very Sick. Beneath
the Ielters--"llnngarian Fund.- is the
body aud soul Of The instrument, which
reads thus:
"On dem,nd one year after the es,ab
Iishment in fac, Of the Independent, Hun.
garian Government, the holder hereof
shall be entitled 10 one dollar, payable at
tic National Treasury. or at either Gifts
agencies 1T London or New York, or 10 OK.
change the same in sums OF fifty dollars or
over for certificates bearing four per cent
interest. payable in ten equal annual in.
stalmeuts from one year after said event.
l.. kOSSUTH.
G.. C.. REiNHARnz.
The signature are fac similes. Viva Ia
lInmhug! But this is curiosity, and We
thank our friend for the expenditure Of
ia,iar he INNS, hive incurred In procure il
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-25

MADAM, can you give me glass Of grog,'
said traveller in Arkansas, as he entered
cabin on the roadside. Il amt got
drop stranger Bot gentleman told me
just now, tina, you had received barrel.'-
why, good gracious! What do you recon
one barrel Of whiskey is to me and my
children when we are out Of milk Pa
change.
Now tina, lady undoubtedly s'beIieved il
70 be her natural right TO use the fruit of
the earth, whether naturally provided or
artiiicially prepared, both for meat and
drink"
The Encyclopedia Americana, published
in 1881, speaking Of Galena. says that ia
year 1922 lead to the amount of IL 600.
900 lbs. was taken from its mines! That
II is regularly visited by steamboats, from
81. Louis, and that there is military post
gear the town, on the opposite bank Of thu
Mississippi, called Fort Armsirong!'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-25
G. C. RElNHARnz.

The signature are f,e similes. Viva Ia
ilumbug! But this is a curiosity, and We
thank our friend for the expenditure Of 4
dollar he mus, have incurred TO procure il,
for US.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-25

The following description Of the note,
issued, payable on The achievement, of Hun
garian independence, is from The Evans
vile Journal. We understand tia, conn
lerlei, representations are already largely
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
Illinois & Michigan Canal.

Grsa, SUE ~ CuR LaoN ami Igyl lots w
Wi8o,.
TNDEG authority granted hy no State of lie
| r0Is. as So, ..s.u .u me h.rs OF Feb ~. 1913.
and March !. l- 5. anI 90 rh- Deed ID Trust exc
cu'rI hy tHr GuyrIuo, OF ho State, Jun" &c, 1875,
tu'y recorded u the comics OF ook and VIII, the
Board RI Trustees no" Illinois :. Michigan Ca
nal will oH.rar public SAFE 40 de city OF Chicago,
commencing uu ri"
Iaur'scah Dgy of Nty mart,
u'l The n7-od Cana. .aui- and I""n Lots belong
Hg ID -oId C10aI. that .s q, ,ay. li9l07 Acres OF
Land wing ou both sides Of sand Canal, md within
= miles OF lle sawr, hcrw".N Chicago and the town
ct Ia Sale. \ go, al. no. uu.od Town Lots IN
Chicago, Lockpurt, Joliet. Du Page, knnkakor,
Morris, Ottawa and Ia S1.r, 1913 LOIS IN all.
With tar exception OF Town Lot. 900 Ia SaN", to
o. Offered ior sale n that place on ne" l5h ct Way
oil me property w.. be- offered tor SHE ia the city
OF Chicago, commencing nh May.
The terms Of -l." 0rr one tDTfi, cash, and
the residue Of the purchase money M three ANNA,
in-,l'meu's. with in'rrr-ratG per cent per anuum,
PAYABLE annuity no advance.
y. E.-Ihr s1e at la Sale viii be on the lS;h
instead oi'ac l7,h May.
WILLIAM n. SWIFT, J Tr,,,,e,sor,5c
j IaI'9 g. &. Wits. H. & " c'"1L
alice or he B,oi If Trustees IF the
t. " Cmoi, Fsb. 81, 1852.
March q, lsj2-32-2n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
THE TRlE
DIGESTIVE FLUID.
GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared from kcuurl, OF the fourth stomach VI The
oN,ui,rg directions of Baron llEBlG, The great
g,hys'%oa.ca' chemist. by J. ) liorGnroS, VI D..
Philadelphia Ia
This D., a truly wonderful remedy for ludisrs ton,
Dyspepsia, Jamdlcc, Liver Complaint Cou~tipa.
non, and Debility, curing ul',r Nnturc's own me
thod by natugcs own agrut, the gastric Juice.
Hat traspooniul OF rursIN infused IN water
WI digest ur dissolve ToHdS ot roast bs,f ~
a"gW ftr1 hours, our Of the ,,oWath
iEl~lN Is the Chlti element, ur great dIgCsung
prnclr.r OF the g1stu, lulcr--thr solvent ct tho
iv"d, abe purifying. preserving, and stimulating
agent oil sluIu,,h ami lntssuucs. II is extract.
rdrom the digestive stomach OF the OK thus iogm-
0g an 1ruhru, digestive fluid precisely like the ma
iulIi gastric juice IN It's chemical powers, and .ur-
nr>lng complete and perfect substitute tor %. BY
.Nrad 81 tH7 pyrWrauun tur pans aud cvl.. Of
indigestion and Dyspepsia are removed Just A. they
would De- hy healthy stomach IL 0, doing Won
der, ordy prpucs. curing cn'rs OF debility, rmacI-
aN"n,nrgNous decline, and uy-Irruo consumption,
supposed To- bee uu the verge ut the crave The sci
'uuuc evidence upuu wh.gu % - based Is IN tho
hEar-t Il, gree curious aud remarkable.
-cicn'itiC Evidence.
Baluu Lta.I boo his celebrated wur, on Auma
Chemistry. ~gy- "AuUrJar1. digestive tlud, an
t."Enu- to 'ar gastric Iunr, may hn readily prepare
ed tou ,un mucous membrane ut the stomach
lar CALI 800 winch various articles Ut Hul, o., meat
and r-.s. 49,. Ur Egftstrf r|ugel. and 40, ss'cd,
.9't 90 f.r'lr'' manner as ,irg lroH.ah- The iu.
nan stomach
Cal. on rbr agent and get n descriptive circular
gratis, rIyn-ur ur awum'u'.c|.unnr evidence,
-au Hr to Oh" above, together w'h reports OF re-
naINrrya.c-, nom aa p1rJ.vi no, United States.
Asa Dyspepsia tuIcr
NF. l'"n..'un I'l-u Ha- pru'uc"t Inc most w0r-
'.u1.- r,...'. 100 corning ,..,.ut p.lH,y. Euap.,.
tom. Nt,.u.. Decline .aua Ny-IrpN Urur~uurrrIun.
u impossible FOO give rar details OF c.-r- u the '5-
m., ui il- advertisement boot authenticated GER
NIr1lr, HN" been gwen 81 more tHnn Two hundred
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
Farm for Sale

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17

'.'# hNf - - ~
i'iOugiiS. pioIigiis.

TlNOTlIY and Red Top, for sale BY
Fec 2l-lL $ b GRinrr'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17

T. T.. IIlNIAv. Pgo-l. EuVuNu EANEs, Y Pest
\ II RneswsLL, Secretary
W. u. UAHIlLy, Treasurer.
Dec I3-f II +. LANrs. Igrnt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
ROyCE& FRENCTrS
Hub MOTtiCing and Boring machine,

rINlE subscriber has now on banda few of me H.
boye named machines made entirely Of irop.
10 way AMI manner SO 1IUpI" M IL, constructions
and yet -nhs'1unala and durable A. 20 surp7,. any
thing lhe Kind ever get offered 10 lh" public The
Tram" work Of the machine being entirely Of cast
iron, "unh'r- u with 'hc help ct 0Dr nun 10 perform
iis work with the greatest degree OF accuracy there
being no Jar or give toni II will bore and morlicc
hub, md then 10y uuscrcwing two bolts throw the
driving shaft into a horizontal position, tenant the
.puh"s by attaching hoIlo~ anger, with the great
estra.r andiacillty all OF which is warranted 10 be
done ina worklnauIkr manner.
\ machine can be seen in operation a my shop
Sept 20. z. BARSARD.
Hats! Hats!
GOOD, fashionable silk hastof home manu-
~ tacmre, for 50, At Feich's manuiactorv OF
lawn Gail aud see march ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
sSIIINGTOS UNION
In9uranca Company,

CT ClcV land. Ohio,
ms RES Property against .o-s by FIR. Mt
! reasonable rates, either upon the S.yc. OF Nh.
tH1t pan
Connected wih his Company p q Farmer.
Department. IN which Farm and Isolated p.upar-
" can be insured Tor years. The u-aso ta,
Department tom 4 separate AMI distinct Class,
aud are IN no wise connected vlh, or h1. lea ial
losses OF the more mzlIdols classes. The Ny-
Laws ot the Company ar Glgga.-ihr,r plan so
r,ued and arranged 10 meet .ae view, AMI wants
OF all; and their Losses w. be promptly adjusted
and paid
IiG Ilavai Export,
Embracing Business Of 10 months.
Whole number Of Policies Issued { jos
Amount OF Property insured, less
expired. s2q'Jn'loo
Amount OF Deposit Notes IN force, 81 %! IS
Amount OF Cash Premiums received,
and in Agents hands, less Agents
Commission, lf,2sJ Is
Amount received from Reinsurance
suI Interest 252 &c
Total Recelpp, S.1,56l Ct
Whole Amount OF losses and cNpcns-
.spail, 1899 e.
Cash Balance on hand, sl3lig 90
GEORGE NNGtrr, TfsrF. O. Y. SGEELs, Nccg.
+. y FUTILE, Agent On1lrr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
Gotcls.
GeigeC Eouse,

IITlNAf IIIINvINI
WINS Mouse. formerly owned and occupied
by Mrs True, IL beautifully situated on
IA Sallc Street, about hall way between The CANA
auI the Court House. Ii has been recently pur-
chased, and converted INTO a HoJeI, where every
attention viii be paid 10 the wants and comfort OF
It's patrons IS The proprietor, -,-,..,,
Noyrmber IS. c. H. GElGIE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
Dr. 1ay.or'> Nerve and Bone
LINIM EN Il.

NITIN ITTITTTIVTTT ITI7 IITTFT TUTITTUII IN TTn
east over every other hnlmcnt, and stands
= unrivnled in IT'S certainty 10 cure spfalns, bu-
scs burns, sores, and crupons, and is warranted
10 be OF twlc, the value that FnrrclNS or any o,hG
lnment can be IN applications to horses and do
nestle animals 1t is scientifically prepared from
highly penetrating oils, and cannot fail to cure all
diseases OF III nerves, bones, and sinews, No Ia
mly should be without it, II stands upon its own
merit, aud challenges the world tor its equal. For
sale at the new drug and book store north Of the
court house. dVCl3 T. GRlGGs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17

DDTAsU .r SHEA, ,.e Cry Drug Store.
! N.vrm.rl5. g. T. TUousoy.
/ aaayl, Heavy Twtci Cotton Dargnr,
] lnn Ll,u -r,l3.
O.'irNrrgh. frr sale AZ Cr-r.rE ..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17

TN T. south east quarter ct sec % town 3inorth,
range >, east Of 81 principal meridian, lying
about miles northwest ol Ottawa, aud Mules
from the Illinois aud Michigan canal. The Troy
Grove road runs along the enst line oft. It's as
good prairie "A can be- found in the state Terms
nj snIr easy. ErQurcat this Office
Ottlwe, Jan 3l-tl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
NOTIONS,
LAND FOR SALE.

BORT MONYE. A.manacs, Perkins German
Toys Port toios Gilt Frames, Powdert'asks
Shot and Game Bags, oc,t T., Y Cages.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17

4 NY quantity orWm Il Bceoe & Cos spring
~ style Of Hat. tor 1852, Mt
Marsh 20 fpLeus NAyrrAorory.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
iDD POI MS

IAPANNEn Tin Ware. 0 TOLL assortment, 70
- slrHy Nov. -. !. NAvE, a. Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17

u NV f. \ : celebrated IS inch Breaking
M Plough manufactured at ludinlown.
4 LNO-'lhr Patent Carey and Peoria City
Plough, for s1le by Feb Elf $. B GPintry
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
Paints, Oils, &c.

C00 KEGS pure and No | white lead IN oil,
LOO 500 kr1sdry white lead,
500 " " red lead,
iLNO, chrome, green and yellow English We
uctan red, French red yellow ochre, Paris green
smars. paint brushes, gold lent, bronlcs and var
ui-hrs, Tor sale by aply Walker 81 HickiiDg.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17

1 900 lbs codtshi1r sale Mt
L! sept5 CuEEyEEs.
FOR SALE.
The subscriber will sell his fine two story build
Ing, opposite the Mansion House, on Canal street,
IN Ottawa, on reasonable terms The first story
isa store room, 20by 10 t.. with counting room IN
the rear II by ". The upprrpau Is ht,cd up for q
dwelling containing five well finished rooms and
kitchen. There i-a good cellar under the house
Of the sumo size OF the store room, and seven feet
deep. Few better bargains are offered
Ottawa Jan l7-tf Csc SCnMInr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
NEW DRUG AND BOOK STORE

S'" ,n " Ricidrd9ns
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-17
School Books,

Boots DNi shoes.
En- Cases Just received and Iorsalca q,
w SEPT ClErvrr,a
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-16
THE POOR MANS BOOK.

The winds have blown the smoke away
Cold is the forge and hush'd the mill;
The toil-worn cotter" rests to-day
Traffic is mute and labor is still
The embarrassed horse feeds on the green,
The laboriag OK rests in the shade;
A holy calm pervades the scene,
And beauty smiles from hill and glade.
The modest flowers that light the clod,
Like drops Of sunshine from the sky,
Bow their sweet heads and worship God,
And send their fragrant praise on high,
Beneath his fig tree and the vine,
Beside the lowly cottage door,
The poor man reads the precious line
Ofpromise to The humble poor.
The Bible is the poor mans law,
Blessed boon 10 mortals given;
A ladder such as Jacob saw,
With angels coming down from heaven.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-16
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED sEMI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY By
THOMAS J. WARREN.
u E X M s

THE SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL is published at Three
Dollars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance, or -Four
Dollars ifpayment is delayed three months.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL is published at Two Dollars
e paid in advance Two Dollars and Fifty Cents pay
ment be delayed three months and Three Dollars not
paid till the expiration of the year
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the follow
ing terms: For one Square fourteen lines or les the
semi-weely, one dollar for the first, and twenty five
cents for each subsequent insertion. In the weekly,
seventyve cents per square for the first and thrtse
ven and half cents for each subsequent insertion SIN,
gle insertions one dollar Sem-monthy, monthly and
quarterly advertisements charged the same as ior SIN
gle insertion.
ss-The number of insertions desired. and the edl.
ton to be published in must be noted on the margin OF
all advertisements or they will bepubGshed
" until ordered discontinued and charged accordingly
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-16
TO DE CONTINUED.

INrEMpERANcE.-Drunke seems to me-
n stupid, brutal vice. The understanding has
greater share in other vices and there are some
which, if man may say it, have something ge-.
nerous in them. There are some in which there.
is mixture of knowledge, diligence valour, pru-
dencc, dexterity, and cunning; whereas this is
altogether corporeal and terrestrial: other vices
indeed disturb the understanding, but this to-
tally ovcrthrows it, and locks up all the senses;
Lucretius remarks
sWhcn fumes of wine have filled the swelling veins,
Unusual weight throughout the body reigns;
The legs so nimblc in the race before,
Can now exert their wonted power no more;
Falters the tongue, tears gush into the eyes
And hccups, noise, and jarriEg tunults rise"
Tho worst estate of man is that in which he
loses the knowledge and government of himself;
and it is said amongst other things upon the SUBJ
iect that, as must or wort fermenting in vessel:
drives up everything that is at the bottom to
the top so wine makes those who drink it intemper-
atelly blab out the greatest secrets Of another
So Horace.
"The secret cares and counsels of the wise
Are known, when you to Bacchus sacrifice. e."-Ma.
taigRs.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-16
Ckeaz, TOOtIh-DraWing.

| CheapneSS, W!tE very large CLASS OF persons
is ever the strongest recommendation of an arti
Gle or the decisive reason for selecting particu,
lar agent to perform service. Such rarely en-,
large in speaking of what they have bought, OF
had done, of the good quality Of good work OBJ
tanned, but on the low price at which the one OF
the Other has been secured. As general thing
they do not get any more than they bargain for
and in not few cases, they receive far less.
We heard story of one of these cheap indi-
viduals not long since, which provoked smile
He had OCCASION for the services of dentist, who
was something of a humorist.
"What do you ask for pulling tooth?" he
asked of Forceps, on entering his Office Aswol-
len and infamed cheek, showed that he stood in
need of professional aid.
"Fifty cents" was replied.
"Never gave but a quarter" said the sufferer,
in as decided voice as pain would allow him to
assume.
my charge is fifty cents returned the opera
tor in quite as determined manner.
Cant pay so much. Quarter is enoug H.
You only have to put on your irons, and it is out
in three seconds. Wish had as much as l
could do at pulling teeth for quarter piece.
Come, now, friend money is money these times.
Don't you never pull teeth for a quarter"
Sometimes" replied the dentist, whose sense
of the ludicrous was already touched, and whose
natural love for practical joke had become ex-
cited
"Then you'll pull mine out for that price" said
the patient.
30 yes, if you wish me to do So" was answer
ed.
Down sat the patient, and the dentist was
soon cutting away at his gum in the coolest and
most deliberate way imaginable
my gracious" exclaimed the snfferer, so soon
as the gumcutting operation was over, "My
friend, you did hurt me dreadfuly."
The dentist now applied pair Of fOrceps to
the offending tooth, and gave it wrench which
fairly brought the patient to lis feet.
"Is it out, doctor?" was eagerly asked.
"Not vet" cody replied the dentist "Sit
down again, and I'll make another trial"
So the man sat down once more, and the for
ceps were again applied There was another Sc
we're wrench, but the tooth refused to come.
"Mercy on us doctor! Is this the way you
pull teeth?" screamed the patient, as lie seized
the dentists hand with nervous grip.
"lt's the way Ipull teeth for quarter" repli-
ed the dentist, with twinkle in his eyes, which
the other even in his pain did not fail to see.
''Pul mine for fifty cents, then," quickly screa-
med the writhing victim.
THAT'S the WAY IL dvue:" said IoG"ar2 mo-
mcnt after Il: with Il deXtro,+ molioa Of lis
practiscd hard he l.,uorcl with comparatively
slirht pain. the to,;h !Gun Is socket: and nt!I it
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-16
The Mint-Master's Daughter,
BY GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD.

Capt John Hull was the mint-master of Mas
sachusetts, and coined all the money that was
made. His was new line of business; for, in
the earlier days of the colony the current coinage
consisted of the gold and silver money OF Eng
land, Portugal and Spain. These coins being
scarce, the people were often forced to barter
their commodities instead of selling them. For
instance, if man wanted to buy coat, be per-
hans exchanged bearskia for it, if he wished
for barrel Of molasses, he might purchase it for
a pile of pine boards. Musket balls were used
instead of fartkings. The Indians had sort of
money called wampun, which was made of clam
shells, and this strange kind of specie was like
wise taken in payment ofdebt by English settlers.
Bank bills had never been heard Of There was
not money enough of any kind, in many parts
of the country to pay their ministers; SO that
sometimes they had to take quintals Of fish,
bushels Of corn or cords OF wood instead OF silver
and gold.
AS the people grew more numerous, and their
trade with one another increased, the want OF
current money was still more sensihly felt. 10
snnnly the demand, the General Court passed a
law for establ;2hing a coinage of sxpences and
sbillings. Capt. Hull was appointed to manu- nal
Sacture this money, and was to have one shilling
out of every twenty, to pay him for his trouble
of making them. :,
Hereupon, all the old silver in the colony was
handed over to Capt. Hull. The battered silver
cans and tankards, 1 suppose, and silver buckles,
and broken spoons and silver hits OF swords that
+od foured at court-all such curious old ait:eles
,vere 3oubtless thrown into the pot melting to-
Bnt by far the greater part of the silver con-
s;stod Of bullion from the mines of South Anne
-;ca which the English buccaneers, who were little
better than pirates, had taken from the Spaniards,
and brought to Massachusetts,.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-16
TIE REAPER AND THE FLOWERS,

BY LoNGFLLOW.
There is a reaper whose name is Death,
And with his sickle keen,
He reaps the bearded grain at breath,
And the flowers that grow between,
aShall have naught that is fair % saith he;
Have naught but the bearded grain!
Though the breath ofthe flower is sweet to me
l will give them all back again."
He gazed at the flowers with fearful eyes,
He kissed their dropping leaves;
1t was for the Lord of Paradise
He bound them in his sheaves.
sMy Lord has need of those fowrets gay"
The reaper said and smiled;
"Dear tokens of the earth are they,
Where he were once child,
aTbey all shall bloom in fields of light
Transplanted by my care,
And saints, upon their garments white,
These sacred blossoms wear"
And the mother gave in tears and pain,
The flowers she most did love;
She knew she should find them all again,
The flowers she most did love.
o, not in cruelty. not in wrath,
The reaper came that day;
Twas an angel visited the green earth,
And took the flowers away.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-16

WHAT IS lie RESERVED FoR ?-lhcre is lad
ofl2 years, W. II. Waddell, living at Pocahon-
tas Arkansas, who, in the spring of 1850, was
stabbed and the wound thought to be mortal the
same fall was knocked scnscless and cold by
Lightning; in the fall Of 1851 was run over by
four mules and wagon last winter fell from
the third story window, lighting upon pile Of
stone; about six weeks since was shot, three balls
entering his body. The hero of all these ugly
aecmlepts is still alive and healthy being reserved
doubtless for some other kind Of shufflng off this
mortal coin