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IMPORTANT NEW MEDICAL WORK.
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, 1858-04-02
John Anderson, NV 10.

This exquisite ballad, constructed by Robert
Burns out OF different and somewhat exeeptlonable
lyric, has always left something TO lie wished for and
regretted it Is not complete. But who would ven
ture to add to a song Of Burns As Burns left IT, il
runs thus
John Anderson, my 10, John,
When we were hrst acqnent,
Your locks were like the raven,
Your bonnie brow was brent
But now your brow is bald, John,
Your locks are like the snow
But blessings on your frosty pow,
John Anderson, my Jo
John Anderson, my jo, John,
We cumb the hill thegthcr;
And money a canty day, John,
We've had wi ane anither;
Now we maun tOtter down, John,
But hand in hand we'll go,
And sleep thegither at the foot
John Anderson, my jo.
It is bold endeavor TO attempt To finish the incom
plete work Of n good artist. Coeridge's " Christa
bel remains unfinished, in spite of all the efforts o.
later bards. "DOn Juan" is as much a fragment as
ever though several clever writers have tried to nsl
the story which Lord Byron left incomplete Bu
Burns exquisite ballad, John Anderson, my Jo -
which has in it no allusion TO future state--nc
Heaven beyond the dream at the foot oil the hill hal
received an added stanzas from some American wri
ter, which supplies the missing idea and, what Il
very remarkable, expressed in a style simple true
and touching as to seem part Of the original song
Here il Isl
John Anderson, my 10, John,
When we have slept thegither
The sleep that a maun sleep, John,
Wo'll wake wi ane auither; Z
And in that better warld, John,
Nae sorrow shall we know
Nor fear we e'er shall part again,
John Anderson, my 10.
The following additional " "ilnishing-stroke il
given by correspondent Of the N. o. Delta, whcl
paper says:
We think this verse, which would lie no discredi
70 even Robert Barns, will complete the ballad Th
iuea, aud is expression. Of that atime honeymoon
Seertainly very beautiful:
John Anderson, my joe, John,
They say It's forty year
Since called you my joe, John
Since you called me your dear;
! m sure il can nae be, John,
Not half sac long ago
lis hut a honeymoon at mai.t.
John Anderson, my Joe.
, 1858-04-02


Said brother Jonathan to John,
" You are the elder born,
And can bear another hate
Bat not your slightest scorn.
YOa'ye lived life Of noble strife,
You've made world your on.
Why, when follow in your steps,
Receive me with groan!
" feel the promptings of my youth,
That urge nc eyermore
To spread my fame my race, my name,
From shore 10 fartherst shore.
| feel the lightnng5 in my blood,
The thundcrs in my hand,
And must work my destiny
Whoever may withstand.
" And il you'd give me, brother John,
The sympathy crave,
And stretch your warm fralernal band
Across the Atlantic wave,
I'd give it such cordial grasp
That earth should start to see,
And ancient crowns aud sceptfes shake
That fear both you and me-
Said brother john to Jonathan,
"YOu do my nature wrong
never hated, never scorned,
But loved you well and long,
IT, children Of the self same sire,
We've quarrel'd now and then,
Twas only In our carly youth,
And not since we were men.
" And II with cautious, cooler blood,
Result Of suilerinGs keen,
sometimes think You move too fast,
Mistake not what mean.
I've felt the lOllies Of my youth,
The errors Of my prime,
And dreamed for you-my fathers SON.
A future more sublime.
" And here's my hand, lis freely given,
| stretch it DER the brine,
Aud wish you from my heart Of hearts
A higher life than mine.
Together let us rule the world,
Together work and thrive
For II you're only twenty-one
I'm scarcely thirytiyc.
" And have strength for nobler work
Than e'er my hand has done,
And realms TO rule and truths to plant
Beyond the rising sun.
Take you the Wet and the East,
Wen spread ourselves abroad,
With trade aud spade and wholesome laws,
And faith in Man and God.
Take you the West and the East
We sneak the selfsame tongue
That Milton wrote and Chatham spoke
And from our tongue, our hand, our heart,
Shall countless blessings fow,
To light two darkencd hemispheres
That know not where they so.
" Our Anglo-Saxon name and fame,
Our Anglo-Saxon speech,
Received their mission straight from Heave
To cvilize and teach.
SO here's my hand, | strctch it forth;
Ye meaner lands look on
From this day hence there's friendship firm
'Twixt Jonathan and John !"
They shook their hands, this noble pair,
And Ger the electric chain
Came daily messages of Peace
And Love betwiXt them twain,
When other nations, sore oppressed,
Lie dark in Sorrows night,
They look TO Jonathan and John
Aud hope for coming light.
, 1858-04-02
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY, APRIL g. 1858
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, 1858-04-02

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BY CHARLES MACKAY.
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the etiquette of Dancing, by ELIAS Howe, assist t.
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vol. square II mo-, 200 pages. with many fine
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-10-15
Ready Oct la New and Valuable Book to Farmers
MILCH COWS
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