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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03
Spefial Aotiess,

During the Summeriwlieh has NAl passed.
away, %tboueands VI sufferers from Dyseu'eIy ana paf'
rhe huyc beeI relieved by the use Of HosIErIEWs
BIrrERs u medicine which Is evidently destined 70
meinRin q permanent place inlhe public es'lma HoH' r''
lou DiprThua IL ono Of those diseasts which babies Tho
skill ofthe d%hysclan. The medicine they administer to
art upon the bowels never seems 10 reach The source oI
the evil, The J~lncully is 10 get a remedy that VIII reach
ali the digestive organs, aud - Q them simultaneously
rush Of yigor, to I'D themselves OF Ills disease, THIS
problem Is ~solyed.by the BIrrERs,. which never MlIs to
Conquer the most stubborn cases, II IL only mlr to say
that during tho season Jast coied, this medicine has
achieved more cures than any other ever presented to the
public, and dvrIug the FalI,' which that iortlble sdOurge,
the fever und sgue, is 30 prevalent, .tAe u ,iors VIII GpIn
fresh fame,
sold by druggists aud dealers %colrItlly, everywhere,
w See Advertisement IN another luluUl, lNrplI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

In OUoHT TO PAss.--A correspondent
Of the Camden Republic recommends
that the Legislature Of Alabama pass nm
act as follows; "That tho Probate Judge
Circuit Clerk, in each county 10 tho State
both be required under a suitable penal
~ TO keep o Gle OF the county paper IN
their Offices, and at the expiration ofeach
year TO have the same well and subslan'
TALLY bound, and kept in their Offices as
public records, for the use of the pub
lic."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

I, Experience t~cSchcs'us that dclicocy prevents many 'e
males from applying rOr,llc meals TO alleviate suffering
and save life. That objection Is 0byIa,cd In the case Of
'sIr James CIark's Female Pills, prepared after the pre-
ame3 Clarke, Physician to the Queen o
EnglaGd, aud well known TO 10 the only sure and sale
remedy for emale difficulties, and .ob8truc,!ons from any
cause" They can he sent In a bottle containing 30 pills
post free, by enclosing 81 aud six postage stamps to any
agent. See advertisement,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

Ex.Gover James C.. Jones. of this
State, died a few days ago in Mem.
pills. His history is well known, we
pr sutDe, 10 most Of cur Ieadrts.-
Pace TO his ashes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

WoOp's IlAIR REsToaAgiyE-Thl Ia said to be a most
excellent pTcparatlolI the l%cgult.. OF extensive scientific
research, aud Is used with great success, However ven
cradle a bald head may appear, IL IL seldom considered
a. either comfortable. or elegant, aud ihVfo. lhuB .utilCted
should try Prot Woods Hair restorative, aud bo enabled
10 lcoico once more IN the plcnhudc Of natures greatest
rhmGGt
CAUTION, -Hcw1ro Of worthless limitations Gs several
are already ~ the market, called by different %n0uts,-
Ube none unless tho words UI0iussof NUOd8 Hair Res
]tOrJtiye, Depot ~, Louis, Mo-, and New York, aIc hIUwn
In tnG bottle, Sold by all DruggiaIs.and Patent Medicine
dealers, aie0 by.all Fancy aId Toilet Goods Luacia H. the
United states aud Canada,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

Chief Justice Tany Of tho Supreme
Court Of the United States, is in the s3rd
year of his age, and oil his eight assoc =
ate Justices, except one, are over seven
~ yeaTg.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03
THE GREAT GNGLGsM ggEmEDY

SIR JAMES tlAtkES
&c ted Female Pill S.
Prepared from a Prescription of Sir J. Clarke, NJ. u. Ply
sician Extraordinary TO tnc Queen.
THIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE Is UNFAlIJNG IN
L. the cure oilll those pOlHlul and dangerous discascsto
which the female constitution IL subject. It inodcrotcsJl
excess aud removes all instructions. and Il speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES';
IL iapcculiariy suited. II viii IN a short time, bring on
Each bottle-pricc One DoIlar-bcars the Govcrnmcii
stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent c0uHcl felt.
CAUTION.
These Pills should NOTBE TAKEN by females duTin'.
FlRSITllRi!l. MONTHS or PREGNANCY, as they ART 81,
to bring ON MISCARRIAGE, but at any other time ~ III
SAFE.
II all cases ofNcrvous and spinal Meet 'ons, Pa. IN
Bach td LnHhs, Fatigue OD slight c]yGrtiun, Paint III
the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills viii feet
cure when all other means nave failed and ala, rsl a
pG wcrinl remedy, do not contain iron, CalOmcl, am, mon,
or anything hurthIl to the constitution.
FUN dlrcctiOnnCCOnpany each package.
Sulc Agent For the United States ani Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late !. c. baldwin d Co. 4
dorchester, n. vi
N. B.-S1 o land G postage stamps enclosed TO N
authorized isclt, viii insure a bottle orihc Fills bye
turn mail.
Forsac by Smith W, Houghton, Agent at Winchqelr,
md by Berry & Dcm0vilIc, Nashville, wholesale Whis
or Tennessee, lcCt9 iy
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03


We are authorized TO G,rge
L.ereber a candidate for Constable this
district. Election 1860.
We are authorized to announc'L. B..
CLEMENTS a candidate for Cons BILE IN
this district, No. l.. Election irMarch.
We are authorized to annoure Rich.
ard Sharp a candidate for CoraI'Ie in
this district.
We are Authorized to annlncc WIN.
FARRls a candidate for e.elsooG as Con
table in this district.
We are authorized to annince ROBERT
w. REEVES, a candidalef Constable IN
this district.
W. are authorized %tnnnounce John
w. Custer a candidnleor re election as
Sheriff Of Franklin cdnty. Election,
March, 1850.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

A poem from our gifted contrilu ior,
Mrs. Chiffon, will appear in our next
issue.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

We are authorized TO announce r. +
SIMS a candidate for re. collection as Coun
ty Court Clerk at the next March electio'
We are authorized TO announce JoT
G. ENocHs a candidate for County Cot
Clerk of Franklin County, at The Nah
election, 1860.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03
Il Go.

Have received a small stock OF Fall and
Winter Goods, selected particularly for
this markc aud thu season, consisting in
part, ofthe following things, namely
CalIcOS.
Wanncis,
Dc6cgcs,
Mc,in0s,
DeLaines,
BrdSOn and
Black UomcsiicS,
.Satinets.
C0ssimeres,
Heavy and
Light Jeans,
KerSeys,
Driliinns,
Osnabmgs.
Stripes,
Bed BiankciS.
Negro BLANKETS,
Shncs, Boots,
Queens Ware,
de-, DC, DC,
Which they will take pains in showing,
aud will offer as low as will justify.
nov. 3. 1859.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

DIR r
CELEBRATED DALSA MIC CORDIAL,
PREPARED BY uR. &. NJ. JACKSON, NO. 4lS,
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Will SPEEDILY cuHE
Corghs, CoLis, MRucn@a, Group,
HoarSencSS, BrOnchitiS, Dicascs
QfMe Bo~clsmrisi"g from Cold,
and Mcipiem Consumption,
Read the following cGrtigCatoi--
regard IN, IloOiaid's BalsamiC Cordial as ~uhcquallcd
for coughs and colds. A short time since was attacked
with a very siycrc bold, accompanied with a most violent
and distrcs'iu g cough, which racNcd my system terribly,
aud canscl great debiliatiOn, used various remedies
without obtaining relief, until finally was recommended
TO try a bottle Of the Cordial Its effects ware indeed
wonder hl a few dcscs prOcUCci the greatest relief aud
before ! had taken the contents Of The bottle / was entirely
cured. l!espcCtlly,
ia FAIRIES,
Jefferson Avenue and Wharton 81.
To In. e. ", Jackson, llS, Arch 81,
This iuValuAb bic remedy Is for sale by druggists and
stOickcrpers throughout the United States. Pticc 10 cts.
per bOttlC
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

W. Stewart is a candidate for rfIcc-
ton as Trustee for franklin coufy, at
the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to annoute w.
G. handy as a candidate foGTruStce
of franklin sounty. Election yMarch {,
1850.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

We are authorized to annouFe NATHAN
FRlzzELL, SR., a candidate ID reelection
as clerk Of the Circuit courto( Franklin
T 'un'y. Election in MarcE 1860
We are authorized to announce JAMES
HARRIS, as candidate for Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of FranIjin County,
Election in March, 1861
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

We are authorized to nIhoun"c Thomas
SHORT as acandida'c for register of Frank
lin county at the March election, lS60,
FRANKLIN Co. Tmn,, April %.
Ediior Wome Journal: i
Please announceto he voters o Frank'
lin county that | am a candidate for thu
Office Of Register, At the next Marcl
election. As | am a cripple, and una
bile to ride but a short distance horse
back, it will be almost out of my pow
cr to meet the people at the different pre-
%cincts, bu, will if | IAN.
Yours, truly,
MARTIN G. OSBORN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

REEDER's SAFETY GUARD -Ths evidences thieksn
from all parts of the country, says the Memphis
Buteha of the value of this invention, now before
Congress, for adoption by that body in the public
service George a. HaughtOo, engineer and ma
chinist, writing from Louisville on the 18th ult,
Gays:
Its construction is simple and effective, with
scarce possibility Of becoming dsrsuged from use.
Containing alleys Of uncertain temperature,
which. in a majority Of cases. rendered irsiy
value ess from the nature Of the same beiug changed
by fuso1, oXiiza ion and Oiher causes which often
de,eiVe the engineer, aud render entirely sboTtve
the law requiring their ruse 10 my judgment Reed
er's invention ObTates sll of the difficulties tha.
have rendered guards containing alloys so ohjtc-
tionable and at presents plan that will 10
ia(aiIJs certainly prevent hs srPL sion Of Steam boil
AS friend Of science ana progress, | dc hops
The public will canvas the merits of this Important
invention.
/ uBhesitsiiugly pronounce it the best safety
gusrd now placed before ihe public.
The Engineers Association Of Louisville, at
meeting held OF the Sth, give il as the opinion Of
that intelligent and practical body Of men, that
Reeder's Safety Guard is 81 the best invention Of
the character ever brought before the public" and
that it is entirely safe when properly attached to
boilers"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

PBosPEcr OF A DuEL--The Memphis ApGIanehs
learns that personal li,ul'y occurred in the
veuton of the oea holders of tie Southeyn Pacific
Railroad, in New Orleans on the 2Ist ult bstEeen
DR.. Jep'ha FoWlEes of M-mPti,, be President Of
the Company, and NJ. Y,rger, Esq son of Hon.
George S Yerger, of Jackson, Miss Mr. George
Yerger was formerly President Of the same CON-
p9py, and it is understood that Dr. FoElkes' otnce
vas reAeciiOn upOa the integrity Of Mr.. Ysrger,
while in Office Il is said that the dif6euliy win
terminate in q duel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

A PES PoBrsAIr "A wsshinstoa correspondent
of the Springfield Mass Republican FURNISHES hat
paper with the foIl1Wing DESCRIPTION Of the Hon
Horace Maynard lhs Reprsssniassye from the Kaoz>
vile disiric, snd bis speech the inpsaehnent Of
Jadge Marcus, Of Texas:
Mr. MsyHaFd, you must know, is ems of your sx-
eli able, nervous fire eaiing Sou'berners though
from Tennessee, and was originally Massachusetts,
school master He looks eohsidsfsbiy III a. a. To-
dian, for he is slim and tall has iouE raj ai tlaek
hair, da hued skin, aud eyrs Ike pieces of sat
His has unfortunate tEist At is x rtnnity,
toward the SKY, and when he is speakir h thr1ws
his VII lie body into such var eiy coal i0usss
70 bring he HouFs down" sometimes ir rosrs af
laughter His physical sgoUies dGripg portions Of
hs speech we're TOO terrible 10 witness Wth al nn-
moved trout. In tie course Of bis speach he rid
70 show that man Ia Texas must speenl lte a. and
il in any Thing. "Thsrs O. no raIlvrads here 90
stocks Of any kind" said Mr. Maynard throwing
ms arms widely abou his head, "a man could pee
-ulate 10 nothing but teHd Haskin, Of New York,
sat smiling just behind the speaker, sad at this
juncture suggested IN tone audible al over iha
hail. 'syou forgot The niggsrsl' This gave The Housa
chance to laugh. ADD lsuga il dit mes, heartily.
The description OF Mr. Msynsrds person is very
correct, but the writer draws considerably uFoa his
Imagination vhea he represents Mr. Maynard as an
'eKcitsbls, nervous, IRE eating s9uibernsr," for
those who know him we'll viii reeoguiEa him as the
very reverse Of that character As % lookiug.'eon-
sdsrably like Indian," we have heard thas Mr..
Maynard bOastei in public speech in az sdioiaisg
county to his disr rist hat be was "a lneal dscssd-
ant Of King Philip, the test frisnd The while men
ever had"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01
LOCAL AND sTATE NEWS.

We are pleased to learn that effort is being
made to get up en- Indepsndsni Hose COmpspy
among tLe young men Of the city. This is an effort
ths should be encouraged By properly holders, BY
ex,ending 10 them liheIsl pecunisry aid.
The festigti,s Of che holidays were somewhat
msrred by the fighting and rioiag Of rosdies at
Bristol but the Nsses says they are generally not
residents Of iha, place.
Cen Scott, who recently passed Charleston, after
inspecting the foTtheatjons al Key West, Mobile,
and New Orleans, will ascend the Mississippi river
TO Memphis, aud thence proceed 10 Washington via
ChattsnoOgs. Knoxville and Lynehburg-
We hive in our sanctum Weather Iudicstor or
Hygrometer invented by Sir. Uallmsn, of Columbia.
On yesterday morning We found it had falleu from
.he peg OF which it hung, and the instrument ex-
pla .nei the casually By pointing to "Sindy."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

The Memphis Bulletin learns that one Of the cars
on the Mississippi Central Rsiroad, on The 26ib,
when between Holly Springs aOd Grand Junction,
ran of the track, 10 Consequence Of the tr. sic
work giving way, smashing the carte ptess aud
fracturiug The collar bone of Mr. Miller, Of Cot
feevlle, Mississippi. Several other passengers were
also bruised, but. as ze learn, none Of them stri
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01
Intere.,inr rIemor;nls.

The Massachusetts, Historical Society held meets
ing on the anniversary Of the Landing of The Pil>
grims December % which he first NEE ing held
blythe Society that anuiTsrs ry sirce 1873 Judge
Warren described various memorials OF the Pilgrims,
which we're in the possession Of the soeieiy; the
chair which the President sat, which came over in
tie May flower; Governor Wnslow' seal; the swords
Of John Carver, Elder Brewster and Miles Standish
and the original viii of Perigrine White Among
The articles was q pewter plate with The WinsloW
arms and the initials 1. W. stamped on it The
st .ndish sword ses Ones in DR.. BelkDap's hands,
who, at tine it was thought. necessary to have
vOun eer gst patrols in Boston recsived from The
late Judge Davis The following aPPieation Tor it,
which is copied from he original:--
MosDAY EvExlsa
Desr Sir will you cOu6as 10 my care, Miles
StaHdisKs sgsrd Till to~morow msraiBg / shah
III nk aiysef hOa5rei ia mouut (ing) quart with IT,
Il exp 4cted any for IL, however should hardly
dare ak for the 10 in lest this venerable welpon
should: tor the 6 st time, DC ssredi ed
Yours as ever, JS DAVIS.
DR. BELESAP.
Judge Warren exhibited to he Society two scrap
books containing a rare Collection of autographs
Here were gathered mem rails Of hundreds Of dis
uhkulsltu cnAfdCeIs anu among LDem lnOke OF
Queen Elizabeth, Oliver Cromwell, and several Of
their contemporaries There is also the original of
Benjamin Fisnk ms letter to Miss Hubbard, Of
Boston, dated FEB % 1856, on the death Of his
brother JOhn Fraukhe which will be found in Mr..
Sparks collection. The following from letter Of
Gen Jackson to Mr. Ponsstt.' was read:
"HERMIrAeE, 10 Jan'y, 1888.
This will be handed you by ny friend -, Wko
is young gentleman Of good education and high
morai worth. He pursuing . course Of studies
10 fit himself for the mtnistry Of the Episoopsisn
order, and 70 snsble him to proceed, he became
editor Of ihe Nashville Union for short space Of
time. This 50 displeased afew of the Whig Editors
and Deaeods Of the Gaurch, thai they. for his be-
coming editor, drOPP him 3 candidate for Osdefs
in their Church-some OF whom sFe believed here
never 70 have had lhEee grains ofrslgion among
them"
Mr.. Brigham read extracts iron the inventories
aed vile, Ehteh re had e5pfed VI slsiss aadis
Elder Brewster, Gov Bradford SC Their wardrobe
is mentioned-the eoiOrs Of their coats and elOaks
-showing no small love Of dress. among the items
Oles celOTed eIOsks The following extract
ad from Gov. BradfOrd's will:
commend unto your 0vu wisdom Anl discretion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

The Memphis Appeal Of the 18th, says the
Mississippi liver is asnk fall. and not more than
five feet below the highest waer Of the late great
food Wsmay expect 10 hear of s'rious foods be-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01
gasBbiIIs Onion am 9msritan.



Onssquars year, s3O-ESch additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
EOr, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
OB per bdareor the rt and FURY CENTs for eac
subsequent insertion.
AaTsrtissen pgslished both the Daily and weekly vii
added.
7rdnsens Advertisements b paid for At fhs snss s
To COrrespOadenaS.
It great deal Of unnecessary trouble or
friends writing will bear In mind he o0Winz rules
Always give date post oce county and SAts sody
Of your letter.
both oHices IN full.
and other matters separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters solicited all
subjects Of information interest 10 the puhc
Anonymous Communications Of whatever Character receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only side Ct the
We cannot undertake ected communications
All letters bGsness should be direee1 % Mesars.
EASTMAN Co and not personally y either Of the Prcpe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01
MACHINE MADE HORSESHOES.

MACHINE MADE HORSESHJES.
- THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
~ at Troy, N. " have HEnry Burdens I'm M NJ
~ Mproyed HORSE SHOE Machinery ncwh IN
Yin successful operation, and are prepared t0W
III execute orders for HORSE Snc Mule shoes, Of "
any Weight and Pattern, ct price but little
above the prize Of Horse Shoe Iron.
these shoes is warranted In every
respect Thee approved Of and used By
Government exclusively, also by many Of the
principal Stage Omnibus Companies and Horse shoerH
throughout the country These Shoes be purchased through
the principal Hardware Stores in the United States
addressed the subscrber at Troy viii receive prompt
attention WIN. T. BURDEN,
ayriI6-Iv Troy. York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

Notions and TrimmingsI
comprises largest variety wares, Trim
ns Threads of all kinds Combs Buttons &c, &C. Hosiery,
Cloves suspendsrs HaIksrhe Umbrellas and every article
wanted in a Dry Goods Store. ..-s-
BLACK and FANCY DRESS SILKS
with the greatest variety of Trimmings.
200 Cases FANCY PRINTS, of American,
English and French manufacts=e.
so Cases BIeached Domestic, all quaIi-
100 Bale. BROWN sHEETNGs and
SHIRTINGS;
100 Baiss4-4 and rs OsNABURGs;
800 haIcs BROWN and BLEACHED
DRILLINGs;
sOCases PLAID LINSEYj
so Cases BED TICKING and CHECK
PLAIDS, etc
2OCases SATTNETS;
so Cases KERsEYSj
5000 Negro BLANKETS of all quaIItie 4,
1000 COAT BLANKETS, ("
TRAVELLING RUGS, BLANKETS, etc.;
-,
variety, Sleeves, Collars, etc., ETC.!
LACES, EDGINGS, FOOTINGS, White
and Black Bonnet Ribbons Of all styles;
mANTUA and SATIN RIBBONS, of all
cOlOrs and widths;
IRISH LINENS of every quality;
SILK and TABBY VELVETS, all cOIOrs;
The greatest variety of SHAWLS, for
Ladies; also, GENTLEmEN'S TRAVEL
LING SHAWLS;
MOHAIR and ALPACA WRAPPERS, etc.
The assortment Offering the trade largest and
sold prompt dealers on
liberal tins.
Ready-Made Clothing!
Our stock of Ready Made Clothing is cOrpsss with large IS
soment of the very of goods of the tyes
entirely
-ALso-
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS, Drawers, etc.
FANCY SHIRTS OF ALL QUALITIES:
SHIRT COLLARS, SHIRT FRONTS, &C., 60
MERINo AND CASHMERE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
AT ALL PRICES, &s., &c.
We are prepared trade and nvs the attention Of
prompt paying dealers to examine stock prices.
A. j. DUNCAN & co.
No. 10, Public Square.
N.B.-ws win be receiving Goods throughout the
season, and stock will always be found complete
AID. & 90.
HOPED AND EXTENSION SKIRTS, BRASS hoops,
REEDS AND wHALEBoNEs, FOR SKIRTS
wARNERE &1oRowLEYs NEEDLES, OF ATH.sG
saEl4 AID 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

FinCOuntry Residence for Sale.
EWAVlNG 4rmned 70 carry Negroes to the South, -
III / will about Three o. Four Hum E5Sssa
dred AcrOf Land, being part Of the tract up ~
which noside situated good Turnpike Road, -
about hireeTle from Nashville in Of the best neighbor
hoodsin Will on county Soil equal any the State For
particulars apo the premises, A. V. s. Lindsey
in Nashville
sspQ-df 80 2. A.PERKINs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01
NUMBER 2S2

pons sGlal books widen 81 ny 5Sn hand - 6s
fnproved as you thail see N ct. IN specIsl CON-
mt nd 20 you little book Wiih black coyev where
in is A VOID % Ply mouth A Word 70 B5soa asd 4 8
Word 70 New E1gllhd, sith su1dry esefa yersss y
Mr.. Delue sisted ,hst Be had fgpRd sa,ng = &
Bslknap papers. Tagnsat Il thar . l,ils b,oA il
BradEOrd's ha6d De- BelEolP Aaa pnbisasa d :
rtiOn Of it in tho bird vslsne Of fhe Mas cel-
leeti0ns Since then "a saFis copy sf these poems
bad besnfsnnd. So ihssths seeissy viii be s5ls to
supply large sad inisrsstog pr ion that Is want
ing 10 the poem printed besides recovering cher
partisns that hsvs never been Rrictsd. Mr. rsad
extracts from ihe volume. The poem begins as fel-
loFs:
In this wilderness we lived have hefs
IN happy peac7 this focr thirty vears.
Amongst people With ut God or Lsv.
Ut Tear Of ansht that might kssp tazu n aEs.
When we arst cone, We Eers in uurabsrS mail
Not much above hHndred IN al.