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The daily union., 1852-08-18

GLORIOUS NEws.The most important discovery yet made
Phpss patent liquid glue, for carpenters, brush makers book
binders housekeepe druggists &C This being
patent glue liquid STATE always ready for requires FIRE
free from SMELL and will keep liquid clmae also
hs cement for WOOD stone, china glass; iron, marble paper
substance stand. unequaled reputation,
wherever has been introduced, Is OF the first order saving
mechanics, Is Observable @ sight We liberal
20 hardware satone druggists,
less ey 70 tan ordinary glue We making
extensive
will do well 10 attend this immediately establishing
agents IN all popuious United
bottles OF three Sizes BY
any part Of the United states carriage free
Also, the British furniture polish sizes Country
merchants attend TO the above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS 4 Co,
July 3l-d3m Cedar street near Pearl, New York
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NPGCiAL AUCTION NOTICE.. N. STRATTON has
located himself the south side Of Penns
Ninth street, Gin the lately occupied by G. Byme
purpose Of conducting exclusively the
ness In all Us varieties The location directly great
hooughare OF the city, and the the
Maket and the advantages hererm
The sale OF every description Of merchandise.
Personal attention given sales Of furniture dwellings
groceries boots and shoes dry goods hardware fancy goods
cry Sc received at the udcousiy
sod on the premises Of the Real
posed Of al public private sale
r. ~ 3 has for assisted Boston
New York. and Philadelphia particularly offers his services
TO such wish dispose Of libraries
Consgnmous respectfully solicited advances made
whenever required.
01-saes OF any amount cashed without delay
y. N. sTRATTON General Auctonesr
Aug. 5-df Penn. avenue and 9th street, south side,
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White Hall, New Windsor Carroll county Mary
land.
THIS weknown establishment lately thoroughly
waited and hued for the benefit families wishing
quiet, comfort and retirement II located able
for its aubty the immediate vicinity excellent
spring and for residence, there places
sirabe in the State than the village New Windsor
subscriber sti
boafdfs The table will be
ALL The bar will be furnished wines, liquors,
gars, &C.
The terms for board shall be moderate nothing will be
done which will comfort vsters
New Windsor Of and reached by
aiage 10 Westminster, by the Bamre Ohio railroad
Woodbne Mount Airy either of which places
VIII be found 10 passengers New Windsor,
given TO the subscriber few days before.
sARAH BARTHOLoW, Proprietor
July s3-da j. P. BARTHoLOW Agent.
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ss;Is.s9|;RR;
&C. Al,

SWEiaT sna W hiie Sulphur springs-iteauced
~ increased accommodations
e and most expeditions the Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs
From Washington by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad.
From Baltimore by the comfortable and pressure Ma
ryand, Capt q. T. MITCHELL
Connecting at Richmond Richmond and Danvle rail
road.
baltimore 10 Sweet Springs ................... ii
Washington to White Sulphur. ................... Is
washington 70 sweet Springs. IA
Richmond 10 White sulphur. 10
richmond 10 sweet Springs.
Leave Baltimore Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
O'clock connecting Aqua Creek
Richmond at p. m. the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily
burg at ION Leave Lynehburg at 6A Buod's by
~ m TO Mountain House al 7h and Sweet Springs by
10 Leave sweet Springs after breakfast, and White
Sulphur by I'm Returning leave White Sulphur
10 sweet Springs at ~ Leave Sweet Springs daylight and
TO Lynchbng day by night Lynchburg
10 Richmond day by 5h. 22m D. m
Fare from Richmond 10 White Suph $40
Richmond 10 Sweet Springs. ....................
Passengers not ohjecng night may
Buods and proceed without Sulphur.
Tickets be had board the steamboats,
from Capt O. t. MITCHELL the Maryland
of the Richmond and Danvile railroad, Richmond
JOHN ii. OSBORNE,
Aug b-d2m Superintendent.
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PROFESSIONAL CAHD.-JANEs q. GUNNELI, NJ D.,
WI continue the practice Of dentistry Office occupied BY
Aug 5-eodlmt
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BALTIMORE College OF Dental Surgery, Session
ID ls52-'53s
FACULTY.
Chaplin Harris, A. b. NJ D. Professor Of Principles and Pac
uce of Dental Surgery.
Thos Bond IT, A. NJ. D. Professor Of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics
w, r. Handy, N. D. Professor OF Physiology
Alfred a. Bandy, ". D. Professor Operative DENTISTRY
Philip W. Austen, NJ d., Professor Of Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald N. Wright, A. NJ NJ D., Lecturer Chemistry.
The mechanical and dseong opened on the last
Monday Of October" The innfmary will open throughout the
The regular Lectures begin last Monday OF
November, aud continue tll the last Of March.
Tickets for the course sllO dssecng ticket (optonaJ sl0
matrculation, s5 diploma fee, go. +" -
Good board from o. 80 10 60 90.
Aug5 w. n HANDY, Dean.
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National Medical College, Washington. %. g.

TUE thrh first annual Of commence on the
Il first Monday in November, and continue March.
FACULTY;
Thomas Miller, NJ D. professor anatomy physiology
William r. Johnston VI D., professor obstetrics
Joshua Riley, NJ D. professor medica therapeutics,
and hygiene
Fred May, NJ D., professor principles practice
surgery.
Grafton Tyler NJ D. professor Of pathology and practice Of ed
cine
King sone NJ D., professor mcroscopical paho
logical anatomy
Edward Foreman, NJ D. professor Of chemistry pharmacy
James v. Mofgsn, NJ. D.. pfosector and demonsiratof
Practical anatomy be prosecuted with Ih ample friI
Clinical instruction through the period ~ the
the Washington Inhrmay, under college
Here medicine and surgery both taught practically
The entire Of fun Of lectures SOS 90
Practical anatomy, by the demonstntor 10 90
Maticuaing fee, payable only 500
Admission 70 the medical and surgical clinic without charge.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D., Dean Of the Faculty,
ohee and residence corner Of Washington Georgetown
Aug 3-2aw3mdscp
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
THE SKATERS SONG.

VIC Glide ord we swee.a. we echo a""E,
The crystalline waters with shout and with song.
With steel for our pini"ns. the heavens below.
Throuch breeze> keen blowing like falcons we GO.
W. eide nv companions resembling along,
AMI loud is the echo Of shout and Of song.
The sky is above IL. enamelled with gold;
Below us mirror of diamonds rolled;
And. feeting on glittering pinions Of steel,
Like birds in mid-heaven, we dance and we wheel
We glide, my companions. rejoicing along;
And loud is the echo Of shout and Of song.
The sun, through the blue air. was golden in glow
II reienc through mi>ts Of the mountain below
1t set and ike Sivcrv moon, az We rove,
Is smiling upon Is below and above.
BY day, and by night, my companions, along
We glide to the echo of shout and Of long.
See Wonder. how -p4rh,e the heavenly host;
A. sparks, they are burning in snow and in frost
The heaven is CLOWN. with sun and with star;
The hOwcrv trn~t-work reflects il aIr.
We glide. nv companions. in triumph along,
And loud is the echo of shout and vi song.
The lake spreads before Us. how airy and wide
On steel, as on pirlion<. We ovcrit glide;
The are around Us, our hearts arc in glow
We fly DER tie waters and sing as we 90.
We glide, my companions ,exulting along;
And loud is the echo Of shout and Of song
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CHURCH GOING.

swell, Susan. give me a short sketch Of
the sermon. where was the text:'
"Oh, don't know. have forgotten it
Bnt-would Won believe it,-Mrs '. wore
that horrid bonnet of hers | couldn't keep
NV eyes off it all meeting time and Miss T..
wore new shawl that must have cost fifty
dollars. wonder folks do not see the folly
of such cNtrava"anrc: and there was Miss S.
with her pcli>,c-i it i astonishing wha, wan;
ofta>tc some folks exhibit"
"Wcll, if YOU hav" forgotten the sermon,
Won have not the audience; but which preach
cr did YOU prcier-this one, or Mr.. AZ"
"Oh, Mr. A.. he is so handsome and so
graceful; villa; an eve and what fine set of
teeth he has :"
The prepayment Of letter postage would lie
a fruitful subject for poets 10 display their
talents upon.-Po"ghhep<ir Eag'".
That's fat. We have been looking these
ten years tor some lofty subject on which tc
exprnd our genius So here it goes:
Tic man that day will write
And not prepay his letter,
l. w'rser than TIE heathe;.- ave
What don't know any better
Ai Il You take a fine tooth comb.
And rake down AL crcaton,'
You r"ulnt find meauer man
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FV'l ne F'rlilHll u .ATIiuI.
BEATTY AND TIE DAWN.

! -! 70 tie Dawu-"Why art thou bright
With alA}rf @ow and tilrs oi rosy light
| s1it :" ;he :naL-a, morning fair
wi v wrath With smiles III: Iif-Nth ti""rr~ NY
ia.r;
Ro;u.y and MON. " quickly must decay
soon fr'e ycur that's. and Tit Your smile, away
Therefore a.orll not. ~
Il leck myself tie dawn replied. in light,
In amber glow .nd ro-eate sp.endor bright.
III those rich hue, r-ioitr to le arfar",.
\.ra-k. 40. know " hen fate shall Did them fade:
He 40 made liz, moon and stars ordained 10 shin
i ..e ,.1o:e c;ch hues and fsd,le >qlend2r mine
Therefore moan not
.! deck inv-e." replied the beau,ions Maid,
Ere We! lie spring time Of my youth doth fade
Shall that short spring in settled gloom bel past,
because stern fate must biz! it fade At last;
He who il. plumag- on the bird br -toIv-,
Who gve.-:ld t:,he.-:Ee colors Of the rose:
IL him tru-t--:..,! n. ,:'.;l not
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24

OEIGIN OF SCALr!NG.-.A correspondent
OF the New York Sunday I. ines, asked some
time ago: WAS scaiping known in early
times. or is ii an aboriginal prarticc confined
10 the Indians on this contincmt:" In Psalms
xvii u. YOU find the following but God
shall wound the head Of his enemies, and the
hairy scalp OF such an one as goeth on still in
his tfcspaSSes.' Scalping therefore was prac-
tl>ed in the early ages, and the Indians being
descendants of the ms>in. tribes, carried out
the tradition. Here is strong evidence of
the lost tribes of Israel,a position which Major
Noah has taken and fortified with much strong
argument
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24

."n ,~nId, and would, and should 10 it. Put
Your foot down firmly. and lift your head
tra'c!y.rcrv" your arm inyinciby and to the
work. Depend upon i; Won will achieve Won
d"r>. III! try" has mad. every great man
what he is-it will make every common one
"hai he would he.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24

To MAkE PRESERVES kEEP.-The secret
of preserving them from change is to exclude
the air. The easiest way to do this is. to
brush over sheet of paper with the white
of an egg. and cover the jar. pressing it down
around the edges while moist. and it will ce-
mcn' perfectly tight. 1t is cheaper, ncatcr
and better than sealing up the mouth of the
jar with wax or covering it with bladder
Try II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
TIL. L!Ti;.s. STR ANGER.


Thou-h amon ot very strict prinr'p'">, Il" -;
man eve, r,.;,ycd j">- mo-. th1n Doctor
byron br:hei a ,4>f tunI # hnm"r, an ever
ready VII. aaI w.;h children. particularly. he
!o'rd II c!a it'Ai'itI." aiH "f'W '"''N "'''
IS he W. oar i.y passing into dee tan~',
be- w:,> a.,.o,,o,! l., very lit,c h'y. no AK
-. him '',c wanted H., >an.r. 'ar;li'n- 1'--
c,al,lc.. Tie ,'or inquired if such a tiny
thing VIZ :: m1gE"r MAJ. no ii, my father,
wa, the pio.n,t answer The doctor sad
'.rinr ne some sau,~h"', AID passed into the
ho1,r. st, linz cat the change" Ia few mo
,,,.,,,- ,Ir CHILD returned. hrir";ur back part
,fr!.. cl,an.o: TIE Doctor told him he was
xrlromc ton, bt the. rlilI woulI no. take
il tacL. GAVIN. III, father would blm" him.
Such ,.n.r'ur manners III a cii!I attracted
lis a,'.r.;,.. a..,i he an . cvan4inc the
clild at-ci,.,v,y: he was evidently Foor; his
,.l.. .t,I,I with olIno.. every
kial Of cloyl. and trousers da1r,l With 50
u'"y coor- i Vs. difficult to tell The Original
i'oF''. "ut >'foP"'"u''! neat ana '''a" VIII"
al. Tie boy very quietly endured the s'''-
tiny OF the .lo.tor, while holding Elm at arms
l,u.rth and cxami.in" HI fac. At length.
he sid
N"H ''''iA 4 nice '''''' ~ S''i y" '''''
and h>' "''I me- ana * q u'|''i
\ - sly >ai' '''e '''':'.
>,'"N".i "Ae d HILL N'''' ''' w. i'''
h"- 'lS IL al - 1T '''e'i''s5( '''''' :.
y fe" "eeNs pascal '''' "',," va.
','inc 20 Sai 'h''' '''ti' wa y ''''''
bundle down sta'Fs "'''''.'+- ~ NV >','
and woud not ''ii h's '''s'"'. " ''','
Send him up was '''' "'''
moments h. reco"hi|''" '''e IVY Vi '"' ,i''''"
Is tbut no >T''''h h''''Se'' Is W. ''''''' =.
he wa dressed IN Il new '''''"" '"'''''
oil clothes. lis ilur yer! hI''l! 'o'i'''' "'@
shoes brushed up an" Il ''''''' '"'''o "''
" home spun rh''ke'' """'N''.''e' '''
,o,.;o,;, t,vn with his bundle, lie walked NJ
!, l. ,,.;ro
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24

EvrNING,-There are two periods in the
life of man in which the evening hour is pc
cuiarIy int"rr>ting-in youth and old are
In youth, We love it for its mellow moonlight.
it millions OF stars, its thin rich and SHOOTING
shades, its sill serenity: amid those who can
commune with our ioyeS.or twine the wrcatb,
oftricnd>hip. while there is none to bear rs
witness hut the heavens and the spirits that
hold their endless Sabbath ,hcre-or look in
10 the drrN bosom of creation, spread abroad
Ike 'anop auo,. us and look and listen
I'll We can almost see and hear the wa,incs
and melting songs Of other worlds Toyonh
c'enin. i delightful: i aocor,ls with tn.
H." q u, ieh, spirits, the lrrvor of his fancy
and the s''t"cs> 81 his heart. Evening is. al
50. II" d"l;,h, Of ,irincus age: !. seems al
,.',.A'.''l TIA. I'll ~, a. :@.- If -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
Il Sheridan is reported to have once iall-

f, Sheridan is reported to have once i.ll
en- into coal cellar on his way home. after a
rood ~urre: at Nrnry Lane,anl his abuse OF
til" vc9''!er fer not keeping light at the cell
lar door WI, warmly retortcd b, th,. wife
Han it, cried Sheridan, who was not much
l.Ur;;. do You think | want to pocket your
coal :" No." retoTted TIE wcnch, "hut you~
nose NAV set the Goals on fire.
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TIL r G. A L E - q n A ~ {.

rene, placid and mild, with the impress OF 1t
Creator stamped upon it, it spreads It's quiet
wins over the craze, and seems to promise
that all shall hc peace beyond il.
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Post Office at ConceFd, Essex 60.
VIrNONT.

DOST OFFICE STAMPS t'r ale III 'lS ',,i:. :
Po,tma>tcr~ in Essex County can - ~ tI,c
All orders for stamps must he arc"r,r1ie" ~
cash. ~ VI -5pv5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
EARL W. JOHNsON&CO,

lNNER grateful (" their Oh! friends sad customers
\ for their former yr:v liberal ltrn;' and ia
vor would inform them, and the public generally.
that they have lust completed the extensive repair
they have been maxim" during the past >ulumrrhav
ing ENilhiLl hEMbpIIEp and rctittrd their
establishments they are how prepared 10 show their
customers any garment connected with Il gentle
mans Wardrobe. We have now on hand ole of the
arm.>t alId l,.,f >crctcI .,nrhs OF
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Signed

Nov. l. l>5l.-New certificates. To-: ,.. = a.l -
tent. might lee added if deemed rrrr->.H TX 10
rr"pret"rs feel that the article H. i,,' ne &, W.
vcr>:Illy well known al,i IL virtues -,'''a' e
n"wl"'-ed 10y physicians and uti.,r-. - T.
unnecessary /" offer, ft fh~ ruc. 'EE'.'i .''-
the merits al th'> highly lIluIlararr. q"
t. BEwAEE "F cot MI III IL NiIAi''.0
such - Carter Comr"ul,! Pulmonary D.. ~
mrrican Pulmonary Eai>am. :Ia "'l'E- Il PAN
me the name. Enquire inr III aIi'c' - j, !.
naIne. ia" ~ F,tT ,EIr FIIN"\Nlh ~
see that ii has the written -i.rsrnrr ,: NJ. =
cutter upon yellow label. "n tie h." "'a' =,
Each bottle and seal j. s-aolr. ~\.-.
m"rary Eai>;,,n'
Prepared hy Reed. Cutler 4 G, r. l'',,'' 80, :
Wholesale dealers ia Ncaicir,-. p So.
ami bye Stuff - India >tr.e'. Be- Is
Druggists. Arorhrcarc-, ana Ca''l' Nh or. or,
generally. For particular ara ''.'i r,.s
zee a pamphlet accomra'yir- 'a,h I'll ;. -
:" cents. F,r-#'c IN =. ie.- -,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
Sullivan la Tread NcIir.
Completion ~ tie EnI,roq Oh, e.. -

Completion 81 tic Ea1'~"q o.. 9
R'ocr. EnougL Iran, he IL. Ir
J"LH>h"ry, NJ, 10 N,r lort ,r.. H..
DAS>ENGER> l,avc y I,,,.-j.,-r-.
Sullivan and VI Nallry la'-.f.
Springfield and arrive in New l,rL ..-.,,.,
iesHeat lilo. take >ui4er 81, 81, H..
rive in New l',rh al l. n.
Leave New l,,rk n NJ. ,line ~ -. 60.
rive III -. .I"i''-lllrv same evening.
This i the oniv direct EailNav r,..a
field. &c. from Nor,len y liau,-,nso. :
Vermont :iili the direct route If, III liz Il
t" Saratoga. Nc. VIA Fellows Fall, aila In.
Passengers l,=lllr- \. I.thr-'a.r, - a..
lilo. Via Sullivan al,i c'nacr'l Eu.,.> ..-.-
Boston Al $50 and 80 l. NJ. c,r..,.r.r e..
h I'll with tie Trans i.,r Nrlc,.--cr. a.. .,...
ton i,'r Lowell lawrrlsr, AID >a',m-
Fare the >:iuc y hv a,.y r,l,.rrl..p
Pa~~c'!-er> leave E"--"n. Ei,ci.l.-.rrr De-.
80 aud Ia liz Sullivan AZ. arrive ~ :. Has,,
Y and m'"rn"4Ia'c stations - -nur. - ly .,s
route Freight lrlil> each NJ da.lv.
II. 4 GAEL. >ri.': >li.lN- = g
b"'5' storm. y, H.. 10. =. Isl.
. C"NNLCIICUT ANp rA>>UNr>iC Ell H.
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has always sustained, renders il only recc>sar, 10
II !" -av that We hrl cniraNur :" continue 20 MGR
the i'rai-c which h,> heretofore been best W
'' upon thu department Vi ouy Establishment On
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
tIcths \c>tiEes 4 Pan.aloon Good,
Custom Work

he found in the city, which We arr req " 10 mar
UHc'rre To- ORDERLY tn" mos. -hu! artists in then
LrUc,>Lo. lhr higil rtNniA:inn nlnnr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24

A CARD. Tie UNDERSIGNED vouIi fake hi.
opportunity 10 tender his grateful acknoyv ledge
ment> +" the people Of Elst Burke. who 50 gemtr
"nslv and UNEXPECTEDLY assisted MIN. hv their eel
rlbutolls 10 repair he io>, <tl>.ll" bv him IN III,
recent disastrous ic-Ac;. ID. u. HALL.
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HIS c.r.&;.t
preparation i-i"-t
tah-- -" place
a. all '-i"r art
ci"~ III lie i"r Ir-
~t"rn|Hn "-r>~-
Iu-.r i4.r. Il
prevents - A:I'r
i"ln i:tl!l" ~.
pr"ln"t"- =
ena~-a. rvar.t'-
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y order to close out my stock {" Winter 'i"0,!< y
Z soon IL possible. I" make room Tor the spring
trade, now offer the remainder Of NY lar@e and
choice stock II 'Iouis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-23
Is.EsB EsDUSE-
EVANSVILLE, INDIAN.

NOR IAN, K Ell & Pr STON,
Jobbcrs IN Foreiga and Domestic Dry Goods Boots
and Shoes, Mats, Caps. BOnnets, &c., &c,
Main ST. between First and Second.
ITAVE now in store and on the way szs Pack .
III ger OF 9sfIisc: being one of the
largest and best selected stocks III tho State To which
they respectfully invite the trade OF Indiana and Illinois
and KENTUCKY; feeling confident that ia is longer
the tere st of Merch MS visiting Louisville ard incif
natl for the purpose of making their purchases os Goods
they their stoe Ks equally we'll closer TO.
home. and save an item ia Epcns.s and Freight.
Merchants will fd III visiting Evansville this fan and
winter aud always Hereafter, large and selected
stocks in every br ch of Trade, there having beei
raj new Houses ,,cned this season.
Ne buy most OF Goods OF the ManuiactnFers and
their Agents ?nd will sell them low the lowest Ia
any rket mi side of the manufacturers.
Oar sly Us of Good suprrb, being the cream Of
the four Eastern Markets.
The Trade is respectfully invited TO call in and sec
them, when the Goods will speak Tor tn mselyes.
We don't solicit trade upon the strength of advertise
lug, to sell cheaper than nearly al neighbors, and
b. wing the FirIs an the market 10 buy the goods
or fr Jm ADVERTISING that sE 70 boIes Of goods
from putting Phillip. Allen d Sons brand 81 cent
prints; bat from have;I large stock of goods
and will keep on. doing every day, selling
them at the lowest market rde. matter what is, so
that il is above cost.
y. We promise to give sgii-faciioni in iuGorders;
all goods may he returned 10 Us. not stHg the party
ordering them Or&erS filled at once, shipped at low
FIRE c.s and isured ii desired always keep open
policies with sound lEsu aHce Companies. !
Feathers, Rags. Ginseng. Beeswax Castor Oil ia bbs
obbacco ia hhs, Furs and Peltres taken ia exchange
for syaols account al market rates
Oct2I MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
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from the Burlington Free Press,
campaign song.
TIVE Rory O. More

Now Paddy. my darlint. just listen 10 me
w nile give you some hints that will help We TO SEQ
The wiies that the Lohies are wing TO take
The sons of ovid Erin, who're not wideavake
~ eal OF good whiske!, they show YOU the sight
land. lax IFS not bad on could winter nichtD
e, aanu!, my boy; when they urge We TO dhrink,
yns' oe prudeiIt my lad. aud Tip 'en the wink
Don he en-, the backguads. re fun OF desate
T'r you votes atscleehon Ihey' ,ug in wait;
Now fadf. my ,arlii.I. just listc to me-
ii"i IL tc On YOU some sacrets OF lem ccracy
Och, Paddy, my boy, Of their rromiS : fair
KS ncst'i i5ai's IN arrest, would bid We be ware.
Inc. ~ lFac .e, AID cl.afc Nc, ad lave We II Last
4" go 10 HE doSs-ale election is past
lure. Know. Paddy uarlint. faith wa II seorn
10 The y raIts VII" ruled ole, as when we were born;
% We iefi dear + rI and came 10 the shore
Where he fag OF the Ffecmcn shall wave evermnre
Ahc weh Fight for our freedom in this land OF our
Well fight with che heart. and well vote with me
voice.
Then P.ddy. my dari ni just listen to me,
AID III teach You soiGe sacrets Of Dem Ocracy.
They'll tell &c. my had, in the old Granite tate
here's 4 candidate there who { mot be bate,
They'll puff him aud praise him. and shout and holloc
But Paddy. my jewel don't let em fool YOU
II 5 a spalp1en behave me. who fains in the fight.
" III brave men fal.in lac shows feathers ,rEfe
" hei true men re Urging the widow s fir claim,
On the Res1 ice rote yo1 viii find Pieree's name;
ori"! s'h oG Aew-liampshiIe, the Only free srafs,
Where SONS. Ia hold oi, C. must be apostaie!
Then. Paddy. my dariiIt. just listen To- me
While / teach YOU some searets Of Democracy.
They'll tell yoa his merits which LOUDLY lhe,, shoat,
For unless tit did that Trey would never lake out;
II once GA time give WHOLE away.
so his heart must be open aud gn'foas as day
But Paddy. m. darliIi, don't be caught b, 4 toy
III no" you jewel e's just the Wild COY.
TO VITA III the hearts of Green Er MS howd sons
Then let's give Sc TT vol, from i-ue Irish guns,
We have not forgotten the caution he gave US,
Wha h. sought foni the cords lhc British to save us
Tn he brogue don't betray 49, III, silent We II be,
Lest We fall in the shares of false Democracy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-23
Scott Climb

''' The Young Mems Scott Club will meet
THIS EVENING, at the Club Hall. S.ve-
raj speakers will address the Club. Let there
De a large crowd assembled. Come u, to
the marx, young men. But one or two more
meetings will be held b.fore the Election.
and let them be rouse s.. There will be plen-
ty Of speakers on hand at each meeting
Democrats as well as Wings are invited to be
present. @