The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-01-03


May pleasures abound
As the New Year rolls round,
And its close with abundance
OF blessings he crowned.
To all We wish health
And abundance ol wealth,
Free from sorrow aud striIe;
And may YOU a! live
Al the days Of your L!Jtl
In summers beat
And winter cold
We do not fold
Our Idle hands,
But firm and bold,
With ,hiyer.ug form
And weary feet
We f,ce the storm,
Aud tread the street
And often when /, SHOWS and blows,
We almost freeze Our nose and toes,
Ia spite Of all our hose and clothes
But Happy New Year comes at last,
And IL, We lace the winiIy blast,
Our heart grows warm. our spirits Ish.,
When we behold So many bug%t
And happy faces,
Where care has left no witherng blight
And grief no traces.
And mid the scenes of festive joy,
Your herrts vii. tnrn with kindly glow,
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AMI ',snsron.Iy yopr rilt b..tov.
Already we hear
That music 80 dear
Tho rLi,pe. Of The dimes
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Dear L tdies, tir-', one word tor you,
Remember thl, l. ElitN'Iwo:
We with to whl.pcr in your ear
That THE Is bi'~cX'iI' year
qha, YOU wildo your duty.
You mus, Sropose ami not reject,
And trv the power Of Beauty.
And hy the close Of frty.two.
Who knows what wonder, YOU may dol
7 he O. b G. NAV be di,banded.
When bv superior power commanded,
And manr lonely Calcbs be
An tqionist by Flfty.lhree.
Our own fair Village mex we mention,
As it de4erves our first attention,
Among the Villages "Olt West
Our own falr Village stands confessed
l're eminent above the rest,
In Natures richest beauties drest,
The iaircst, loycI'est, and the best
When, but a few years since, the Wild
Bright prairie flowers looked up and smiled,
Our lovely village taxes Der place.
With youths mImIia6,e gia,e;
And she expects q place as great
As high as any IN the state.
Her Older sisters may look down
Upon her YOUTH ana Try To lr'"h
But stu, she smiles, j" conscious g''de'
AS lovely as OIH'IhE otIie
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The battles we have fought and wor,
And what we still intend to do
In the great fight Of filly-Iwo
How tre intend to save the Nation
From corrupt Administrator;
And how the cause oftruth and right
Shall triumph ycrJaci'opS might,
And iaCtious spirits shall be hurled
Like base usurpcrs from the world,
And from the seat oipowcr be driven
Lie Lucifrr cast down from heavenI
Our duty shall be uobly done;
And, when the victory "a Won,
The world shall see, with proof ample,
A bright and g'ouou, example,