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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-26
Zurich Conference.

Inc national assembly OF Parma, on the 18th
unanimously voted by ballot the decadence
of the Bourbon dynasty and perpetual expul-
sion from the government of all princes of that
house, on the same footing vote of thanks to
Napoleon was agreed upon. On the following
day the same body voted unanimously by bal
lot annexation to Sardinia. This announce
ment was received with enthusiastic cheers,
and loud UiUatS for Victor Emmanuel. Five
deputies were chosen to convey the wishes of
the population to the King of Sardinia. Reso-
lutions were likewise passed for the construc-
ton of silver medals, to be distributed among
the inhabitants of those provinces which have
taken part in the war, and the erection OF a
monument to perpetuate the names of those
compatriots who have died for their country,
since 1848,
The National Assembly of the Romagna
have decided that all those who have goods in
the Romagna from the 18th of June to the
present time, have deserved well of their coun.
try The ratification of the title and author
ity of Cipriani as Governor General, with re-
sponsible ministers, and that Cipriani be
charged to cooperate energetically for the ac-
complshment of the Assembly to procure a
more intimate union with the other provinces
of Italy.
The Heralds Paris correspondent states that
Victor Emmanuel is disbanding his army, but
the men are supplied with passport Tor 1us.
cany and Modena, where they will swell the
army of Central Italy.
Affairs in Prussia.
An address has been presented from Stellin,
concerning the question ola Germanic confed-
Grafton. Count Schwerin, to whom the Prince
Regent referred the address for a reply, OBJ
served that late events and experiences had
created the conviction that the independ-
ence and power OF Germany render neces-
sary strong and energetic union and a
reform of the federal constitution. TO obtain
this end the Government Of Prussia acknow-
Lodges the justice of public opinion, but the
Government will not allow itself to be led
away by manifestations which the national
feeling caused, nor will 1t deviate from the
way pointed out by its considerations and con.
scientious esteem OF the rights of others, and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14

There has been . vas; smounf .of false
hood and misre2rssen;o,ion both yonh aud
South, o 10 ,his desison Tie exten, and
scope cfii i briefly b., explicitly stated in
The following paragraph from the ccyd0n
Demucrs.:
The Only point ih.' rss rrslly decided By
The Court il the Dred Scott case, Was The
single one, that Drsi Scott. being The des-
cencant Of an African slave. was not, AID
eouli not Be citizen o. ih. Cnied States,
and therefore vss inesp.bss Of n,in,sining
sui' IN The fecersl csusi.. and upon ihat
point The spi: which lie brouah, wss dis
missed. Bul in The course o. The argument.
and the opinion delivered By the Court, in
arriving a. The main eurs:ion just named,
Two other Fciris 3! irpcF;ance were dis
tusseo. and The opinion Of The Court sx-
pressed. Taey we're these: IL. that Con.
eress has not tie power 70 prohibit slavery
in The Territories. srd rhersfcrr, ihst The
sci commonly known IS The Missouri Con-
promise was unconsii;uiionnl and void. 50
isr % il attempted 10 prohibit slavery north
of The line Of ,hiriy-six dsgrsss and thirty
minutes. north ia;inIe. And secondly. that
under the Constitution Of tie Unned States
slavery may sxisi in Territory without
any affirmative iecislsIi0n establishing il.
But as 10 the power of Territorial L'gisls-
'ure 70 stoIish i. Or 70 cripple i ty unirisnd-
ly l.eisIaiiOn,'' The COur, d.l not pretend 10
decide. for The good ard substantial rssson
liha' the question vas II no manner before
'he Curt. Or involved 10 ike case.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14
Condition Of Affairs in Europe.

The following il a communication from
the Paris correspondent OF the Londcn
News:
/, Is quite plain that the Zurich Confer
ence has come 10 q dead lock. The pre-
sumption and folly Of The SO called arrange
inert, pompously announced from Villa
francs, will soon become patent. aud con-
fessed 10 oil the void. Official people
now affect 70 be quite surprised At the diff
cul,ies which broke up The meeting ere i
had well got together. and sent of the sec
ond Aus'risn plenipoten'iary, NJ. 6e May.
senburg. 10 Vienna for further instructions.
There must probably. they say, be .
hitch abou, the Italian confederation. which
meets with opposition both at Rome and
Turin. aud also abou; the restoration OF
the Dukes. Perhaps. j, !. ssid. moreover
thrt the exact proportion OF The Ans'ri,n
national debt which is 70 saddled on LON
oardy, cannot be easily agreed upon; why
cf course. these difficulties start up, and ev-
e-s body, except the Emperor Francis
Iusephis flas'ere.s saw them frnm the fret.
Austria. wbo 70 great extent has The
cards in her own hands. since The Emperor
cannot very well make war agsinst her. i.
obstinate and insolent. She will make the
mos Of pcace, concluded hastily, ard frcm
Unavoidable motives. in spirit Of hostility
to OIL principles 10 support Of which the wa'
was professcdlv undertaken.
The yicnna Gszetie so Jar from endors
ing ihe opinion that the restoration OF The
Grand Drkes was only 10 be tolerated, per-
haps favored BY the French Emperor mill
him 10 positive engagement in that be
half.
This rcsiorasion wss. il says. sanctionru .
by The signatures OF the two soversigns; iis
execution guaranteed BY their plichiec
" Jrds. snt he power Of the two monarch.
j. sufficient assurance that the promise
ail ~ performed
The Crescent. of vienne, infsrs from this
that The French and Austrian armie~ will,
w necessary. restore the Dukes. and organ
ze The I,alisn Confederation hy force.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14

AGES oF OUR PUBLIc MES.-vice Psesi-
dent Brecknrid-e will Be 80 years of srs
on the 16'h Of January next; Lewis Clss !.
nearly "a years old; Stephen 4 Dau.ias
was 46 yeats oi age on the 20 Of APril
LIST: S mon Cameron Is in hl- C0'h year
J. fIrr-on Davis j. 81 years old; Caleb C1sh-
ing is in his Goth year; Howell Csbb Will bs
"A years Old on the 7h ef September next;
William S ward il in his 5sth year; Frank
lin Pierce is 81 years old; Robert Fsele
Stockton Is merry co years of age; John
Charles Fremont wss 46 yenrs old on th'
7sh ot January last; John J. cri'ienden xii
be 73 wears Old 10 September next, Alfxsn-
der II. STEPHENS was 81 ycnrs "a u Febfu
ary last: Jas. L. Orr ~. 81 y.srs Oh or
'hc IL h " Ny la-i; Je=sr d Bright i IN
hi~ i7gh year; Augustus e. Dodge Is abcu'
a. years old; Jane- Shieid- j. 40 years oid
Isaac Tnucsy j. C1 F.srs old. Henry A WiS'
J. il hi So year; r Der, II T. Hunter !,
nearly 90 years o. are; r bert T0onbs wa'
10 sesrs old on ihe 2J oi Jnly lasi; EiSard
Everett ras Gs years c'c IN A prii last; J0hn
N. R-sd il over CO wears Of see; Daniel :
Dickinson will b. 50 years old On the ii !
" Senfsmb-r mex, Hprato Sey ymour j.
about 80 years ~ age; John z Wool j
sbcui 65 years 81 age. John Siidel j. il hl
65:h wear. Nathaniel T. B,nks was l3 year
oId lss, Januars; Edward Bates 65.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14

MEErfsc or TIE STATE BSxRD The
Safe Board of Agriculture met a The De-
pm II use this morning. and sufhorzed The
President anc Superintendent Of fhe Floyd
County Association % make the necessary
preparations Ter he State Far. They also
held an interview with DR.. D d. Oxsn. and
,pPoinied him 10 make geological survey
~ The State. 70 commence in the Southern
part between she l5h of ibis month and
he IL Of October His compensation has
already bern fixed By ihe LerisIsiure q
5000. The next meeting Of rhe Board
sili Be one week before The conrrnsenent
u the Fair.--Ne~ Albany L-drer,2L
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14

CsKs Formal; sill no, be lorr before
The corn harvest will Commence. The suf-
ssrine thu, resulted last yesr from want Of
fodder should be remembered and provided
sgains'. The providence commences with
he grain harvest Hay i no, the only
source OF food for stock. II i 40 important
question 70 determine whether Il is no,
more profit 10 cur up the IN before II 10
msrursd than 10 allow Il stand until frrsf
shall have rendered the stslss worthless -
Z forage crrp. Corn. II fairy glazed. msy
be eui Up without damage 10 the grain: But
me fvlisge of cora once fr1s;sJ j. worthless
nearly for any such purpose II j. proper
70 sdsise the husbandry of This important re-
source for iood sor stock TIE farmer Who
hss large stock Of cattle esnno; fail 70 sP-
preciaie the value or this immense crop a
rood MIKE preparations early 70 secure
N. Watch closely The progress of he grain
anc, assocn as glazed. cut i,u7 snd SET It in
socks. I, will pay to % 90. esresislly II
yov have large stock Of ts'ile; ifnot, rur-
chase enough 70 eat The forage resu'firg :
rom corn crop Il will yield "a rncDat Of
avsiiable manure. which will BE- wasted ard
worthless II iet in the fed exposed 70 the
hsps 81 ~inier. Prepare beforehand % take
care Of the corn foddcr-Prsirle Farmer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14
Mr.. Crow in Church.

Several years since. on warm Sibosil
morning. while the Rev. D. B. Of :
we'll known fishing town in Massachusetts
wss holding forth. tame crow, which hs
been taught to usser one expression only
and thst wicked one. flew into church
and sliehtire on the ruIpi', salu'ed The min.
later with "G-d d-nye." whereupos ihs
frightened a. veil % horror-strick ken psrson
drew on" and gave "the gentleman y
black windss ,hat sent him 10 The hcor.
Nothing isunicd BY this. however, the
crow was scon on his "pcg O." and loosina ~
It The reverend &c n,Ismsn, repeated his 81
luton with such ~ emphasis that he took
10 his heels. and together with h'- ccrgreg'.
,o on-who were 40 much frightened as'he''
minister scampered from the sacred edifics
IL double. quick 'ime. One liule Old woman
whose seat wss in the corner. did not re'
ht 10 follow the example Of the shepherd o.
HE a lct, bn' firmly kept her position; upor
seeing which, the crow advanced 10 her
and hopping on the seat 10 front Of h"r
ssain gave ven, TO HE !svorte expression.
The old woman, not q little sstonshed a
his impudence. and evidently taking him for
IN evil spirit in the form or bird, yelled
forth Il him: &c d-n you, too! What
YOU Cd d-n me ori--I don't belong g
this church!r And giving hin : wipe viii
her umbrella, she cleared the coast. lesvine
shc church 20 silence and the crow.
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OTaFellow cirixensr' said q stump ora
'or. 1--WE have the best country IN the worl'
and the best government. What people en-
j,y more privileges than we dol Here VI
have liberty 10 speak, and liberty q 'h'
press. without onerous dcsposism. Wha
sllow.citixens, IL more dcsirsbIe ihan 'his
Do you want snvshinc more, my ccuStry
menw "Yes. sir-es." snng cut red fsce'
losfer. this 10 dry work. want suck cu
" thN hask sticking out Of Jour cor
pocketW
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14

lspecial Dispatch . ne New York Herald

I Speciai Dispatch 10 the New York Hrrsii.
WAsnrseroS. Ssp' l.
Mr. Douglas j. invited BY 'he Ohio D-m@
cra'ir Sfsie Csnral Committee 10 sddrc-,
The people in that State. and b. leaves her,
on Mpndsy for Carsgo. and will rreak sew
erai,imes.
Thi- signifies iha, he snd Plrii hsve Coz
;esced 10 carry Ohin. and rc-elec; Pogh Il
the senate. and secu-e lie OH, delegates
;or d ,ucIss al Charleston
Mr. ElsM 81 s.. Louis il W. n. Seward.
candidate for Vice President. while Trsm.
bull o. Illinois is the candidate 81 Botts
friends FOR The same Office. Ano'her clique
favor Banks and E'heridee-s The Opposition
labor under The difliruliy ~ harmonizing zoe
many elements n making up tickets. One
candidate musi be AZ old whig or Know
Nothing. and the other ~ The Democratic
element; one from The E.ss and ihe oibe'
from tic West Of the AlIeghsnies, or The
people will not fuse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14

Fkfrrprr. Sept. 8.

FkFFPUkT. Sfpf. D.
The Illinois State Fair hiss s,irscied .
large eonccurse of persons from oil parts ci
The NYr,h~est Favke-' siesm plov u
here. a new machine BY vsndoren snd Clio
YER, of Chicsgc This lsticr. besides plow-
Ing, digs bitches. resps grain. stseks IL
moas grass, &c. Aw,rds Of six't-6vc
hundred dollars 10 prizes will be made By
he committee On Thnrsi,v.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14
Deeds Of Kindness.

suppose the Iiiile cowslip
Should hang iIs golden cup
And say I'm such inv fower,
iii better not grow n.y.
How msnv q weary traveller
Would miss 10 fragrant smell;
How many . li'ile child would gricye
To lose il from the dell.
Suppose the rlisiening dew-drop
Upon the grass should cay.
.Whsi can li,Ile dew drop dol
I'D belier roll swsy"-
The blade on which il rested.
Before the day was done.
Without drop 70 moisien il,
Would wilher in the sun.
Suppose the little bre zes.
Upon summers dsv,
Should think themselves TOO small 10 COO
The traveller on his way
Nho ~ouid no, miss The mallssi,
And s0frest ones thai blow,
And think they make a great mistake
II they were talking 50!
How many deeds OF kindness
A lite child msy Do.
Although il his so liilIs strength,
And little wisdom 100;
Il wants io,,rg spirit,
Mech more ihsn strength, % prove
II H'w many things chilj may d.
For others BY his love.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14

0-TA cockney sportsman went out Y
shoot psrtsidees, end blsxed away a one
But although two OF three feathers drcpred
the bird new over Z hedge. Cockney FOL
lowed and found : nan blowing, but ~
bird. The following coiloquy ensued--"l
esy my 6ne fellow, didn't you ace partridge
drop here! "Ne'sr drop" But ddn't yog
see feathers Ayr' Azrtin and they seemed
20 6y away with the meat soo." The cock
ney cid.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14

GA Few yesrs ago The D1ke Of Tuscany
imprisoned the Madisi fc- circ8.sting few
cpies Of The word or CD To-day Tho
Duke is : fogiiive from his kisg1cn, ard
The Msdin are nov ba.ily engaged in cir
eais'ing ,he Scriptures. the provisional gov
srnmeni of Tuscsn ny having proclaimed fee
dom or corscience and FuiI religious libefly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14
Common Pleas Prosecutors.

The msndAmos case hrouch, by the G N
mn Pleas Prosecutor cf,his county aeains'
the State Auditor. % com 'ete him y sllos
The same salary 10 that rlass OF Prosecutors
az il allowed 70 Crcuil Prosecutors. wa de-.
cided BY Jrdge Wallace on Saturday in T..
vor oi he dcmsni. This decision viii give
10 al ,hc G ,mmrn Pleas Prosecutors 10 III
S,a'e pretty good salary. instead ~ none
~ all, ard we are rather inclined 20 ihinh
they shout hsve II, for, with the increased
criminal jnrisdic,ion ~ their court, they
~ill have iu'l = much labnr q perform ns
,he Circuit Pfosfculors. The care has beer
appealed n ,hs Suprtme Court IadisnsPc
iis JourHsI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14

HoLD On BJYs.-iI3ld on TO v ,ur tongue
ahen you are iust ready 10 swear. ~,
y speak harsh.y, or cry any improper
word
Hold on % your haud when you are sbyu'
% strike. pinch, scratch, steal, Or DO any
improper act
Hold On I" YER foot when you are on The
ooin, of kicking running away from du'y,
W. pursuing The pnlh OF error. shame Or
lcrir =.
HoIi On 70 your temper when yoa arc an.
rrv, excited. imposes upon. cr Others are an
crv boui s-u.
Hold on 20 your heart when evil ns.
socia'es SEEK vour company. and invite
vou q inin in iheir grmcs, mirh and re.
velry.
Hold on % your good name st 81 time.
for Il i more valuable 70 YOU than gold
high places. or fashionable attire.
Hold on 10 truth. fur Il will serve well end
do Won good throughout eternity.
Hold On 70 your virtue. for u is shove 81
price % you. and n al iimes and places.
Hold On 70 vour good character, fvr Il 10
and ever will he vonr best wealth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14

The Republican and American Conven
,ions a, Trentrn. yesterday united upon the
nomination 81 Charles s Oldham. Of Prince.
,owr, Tor Governor. Mr Oldham . sn 0l<
Limo whig. snd strong essdidsss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-14

WHY Dost Thou Love Mel
aI.- wealth or IL i beauty
Which prompts this 1--we OF thine!
Tie often thai I've asked you,
Oh, make the secret mine''
.'TIs ros ~ wealth love thee
That | can Easy gain.
Nor IL Il for Thy beauty,
Which vii not meet life's aim.
know not Why | love you,
And should you make me pause
To give better reason.
10 answer you --because.'
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ur'John, hove your map "0h. sfe''
"a aud ssrong How's your'si, Feeble
re rot 20 I can lick her no~ and hive sv
eryihing nv own way. You don't Gee me
e,'ng efranjs, and doing chores sbou, home
. ssed 80
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on LADY WITH RED .osEp HUSBAND.
Whence comes II that in Snsan's face
The lily onlv has 10 plscel
ait because the absent rose
Hs gone TO psint her husbsr DE- nose
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Garibaldi in Florence. /.

A 'e,ter fr"m Florence OF the 18th or Az,
sust s'ys: Gen. Gafibsldi arrived here q
len o'clock. IIevss proceeding in csr
lragc, inrornito. 70 the hotel. when lie wa
Irero.nizrd ~ croup ~ volusteers in n.
street. They immediately ran after The
carriage. shouting, r j. he G iribs'di fo-
evert' You may imagine what cor,ecs
was collected by The time the carrisge had
reached the center Of town Il wss die
play ~ true popular enihusiasm. TIE news
ran from street u street. from house Ia
house. and short time Gsribslii's nsmr
vas 10 every n Min A the windows were
Instantly decorated ws'h nsgs. The street
shere Gsribsld's huieis,sncs. was crowdrc
With people flockin2 fhiiher from ali quar-.
iers. lie was forced TO appear several
times on the balcony. when ne was cheered
with an enthusiasm which dsfies description
an cnh be has not goi over his illness. and
-iIll suffers from weakness ia his legs. ow
Ing 70 an attack u rhcumiiism. The CIV
crnmeni sent 20 compliment Gribs.di -
soon as he arrived.
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PvstisnEp EvERv WEDNESDAY. At JASPER
puBois COUNTY, INDIANA. By
NEHR Rim GER & D JOAN e
OPFICE-CoRsER or MAcDoSALn AMI
WEsr SrREsrs.
aArEs or ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ApvkhIisiro'
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Longer advertisements, al same rate.
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a. I sauare. These are the terms Tor tran
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lion will DE made 10 regular advertisers
Notices Of appointment Of administrators
and LEGAL notices Of like character TO De
paid for in advance.
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g-rAn old preacher one dsy took biz text
--Adsm where ru rhoo.'' md divided his
subject into three rsSts. lsi- All men are
some~here. q. SINE men ere ~here they
ought not 20 ts; and 81. Uniess they take
care. they will soon End themselves where
they world rs'hsr noi b..
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IL aIsry. am glad your Lesi 30 gos
Heil.~
.Mhyf- asked Nary. oreulng si1s per
large blue eyss with sssonisanens-
%. ncsbing.- sid Jctn. ''oriy I 80 IN
abe 70 - ~.
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Why is Chairmaker Ike q school.mns.
srt Ksse lie rsnev bottoms.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29
LANDS FOR .SALE!.

TOFFLR for sale any Of the following property,
L on such terms Of payment IS cannot fail to suit
those desiring to buy West IS acres Of N. W.
33-77-2W. This is part Of the valus bic tract
known as tha Evey land. East section g. 76-2,
one mile from tho round house on Muscatine
Island. 40 acres of timber in section z, just be-
you'd the tract last above named, I have other
valuable timber and prairie lands which will be
sold on favorable terms JACOB BUTLER.
March 18th, 1859.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29

GYOur readers will recognize in the
nom de plume Of the writer of the following
lines one who has frequently in times past
furnished poetic thoughts for our columns.
Journal.
love to think of other days,
When hope was bright and young,
And on the pcture-walls life
No shadowy scenes were hung;
When in dear childoood's garden fair
gathered fruit of gold,
Nor dreamed Of Sodom's Apples gay,
OF bitterness untold
l shuddered when death came and took
Some golden link away,
Of that bright chain fondy hoped
Might bind the earth worn way.
But as the years came on apace,
And time slow footed grew,
The garden OF the child had lost
Its flowers of gorgeous hue.
The brilliant chain had worn away
Until its links were few,
And some were furnished with the rust,
And some had proved untrue;
And loving eyes were sadder now,
And hearts that warmly stirred
Beat YEARLY beneath the frosts
Of many bitter word
This life is but weary path,
Along thorny way,
Where lie the wlthercd flowers that dccked
Our childhood's fleeing day.
And bleeding feet and weary souls,
With care and sorrow given,
But lead us each to turn away,
And seek our home in Heaven,
MAUDE FAYE.
Prairie Lodge, Nashville, ILL.,, April 9Th, 1859
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29

L1sP1Na IN NUMBERS. little boy, now in
Washington, two years and two months old,
hearing his brother reading from Robinson
Crusoe that he had made him coat Of goat
skin, Immediately exclaimed:
Poor old Robson Crusoe!
He made him a coat
Out of a goat;
/ wonder how he could do so!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29

From the German.1
HAB' ICH AND HAETT' ICH.
OR, "a BIRD IN HANDS WORTH TWO IN TIE BUSH )"
There are two little songsters we'll known in the
land,
Their names arc | Have and O-Had-I;
1-Have will come tamely, and perch on your hand,
But O.Had-I will mock you most sadly.
I-Have, at first sight, is less fair to tho eye,
But his worth is by far NOR enduring
Than thousand O-Had-l's that sit far and high
On roots and trees so Al Turing.
Full many golden egg this bird will lay,
And sing on "Be CHEEKY be CHEEKY
Oh. msrrily then, will the day glide away,
And sweet shall your sleep be when weary.
But let O-Had-I but once take your eye,
AID longing to catch him once seize you,
He'll give you no comfort nor rest till You die
Lifelong he'll torment you and tease you.
Hell keep you all day running up and down hill
Now lying, now painting, now q coping,
While far overhead this sweet bird, at hls will,
With his bright golden plumage is sweeping.
Then every wise man who attends to my song,
Will count his I-Have choice treasure
And whene'er an O-Had-l comes flying along,
Will just let him fly at his pleasure.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29
S T. LOU IS .
From J. Il. Dudderidge's Advertising Agency.


From J. Il. Duaderidge's Advertising Agency,
1859. VIM. DEAN Il CO., 1859.
-DEALERS IN
Iron, Nails, Steel, Castings, Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes, &C., Mes. l47,
l49 and 15l North Second Street,
Opposite the Virginia Hotel,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
HAVING removed from our old stand. on the
IL Leyee, to our new and spacious Warehouse,
expressly built for for Iron STOREY located
ss above we have now on hand very large and
we'll selected Stock Of Iron, Steel, Nails, and of
all other articles in line, which we cffer at the
very lowest market rates, for cash time to prompt
paying and responsible parties. Our stock is en-
tirely fresh from the manufacturers, and will be
guaranteed to give satisfaction,
VIM. DEAN & CO..
=. Cor Second and Green sts., directly opposite
the Virginia Hotel.
Feb. 9TH, 1959.-3m.