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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-25
Beautiful Millinery Goods.

Ev If any of our lady readers desire
to examine the most complete and beau
tiful assortment Of Bonnets, Bonnet Rib.
bons, Flowers, Trimmings, etc., ever
brought to this village, they should call
at the rooms Of Miss c.. MARRIOTT, over
PLANES Hardware Store. These Goods
are Of the latest and most fashionable
styles, and were selected with care in
the New York market The flowers are
all of French manufacture, and are very
beautiful. The assortment Of goods is
quite large, and such as must suit all
tastes. The ladies should not fail to call
and examine them
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-25
Special sotlrrs.
A Card to the Suffering.

The Rev. WILLIAM CosGRovE, while labor
ing as missionary in Japan, was cured of Con
sumption, when all other means had failed, by
recipe obtained from learned physician re-
siding in the great city of Jeddo. This recipe
has cured great numbers who were suffering
from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat
Coughs and Colds, and the debility and nerv-
Gus depression caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS of benefitting others, / will send
this recipe, which have brought home with
me, to oil who need it, free of charge.
Address
REV. VIM CosGRovE,
800 Baltic street,
Brooklyn, n. i.
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G Q M nltrtial.
Independence Market.

Independence Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY, By p. c. wILcCy
FLOUR--pcr Hundred $3.50
WHEAT--70@75 II bu.
CORN bu. 2OM25.
OATS-20@25c. y bu.
POTATOES-New zoe. ~ bu.
PORK-Fresh, $3.50 p 100 lbs.
HAMs-lOc. hogs p hid. 3l4@4e.
BEEF-203c. per 10.
PEACHES DRlED-l21ac. pealcd 90 cents
II Ii.
APPLES DRIED-lOc II n.
EGGS-i9 doz. &c.
CHEESE-9 III. e@10c.
TURKIES-6c - ib dressed
CHI CKENS-5c. - ID. dressed.
CODFISH--per ID. &c.
MACKEREL-perl 10. 12c.
WHITE FISH-614c. P ID.
SUGAR-Brown, SOIL 10 for 81 90; Coffee
7 as lbfor 81 90; Crushed 8 ib for 81 90.
MOLASSES-60@80c per gal.
Golden Syrup SOC. Extra 90c. u gal.
VINEGAR-25c. U gal.
COFFEE-14@2O cts.
RICE-R ib614 c,
CANDLEs-Tallow, Is cts. Sterine, 90 cts
BEANsmloo@,l25 7 Blu.
TALLOW-l0c. 7P ib.
LARD-l0 cts.
BUTTER--l2l5 II lb.
TIMOTHY SEED-S2.25 p. bu.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED.--50, g
bush.
CRACKERs-t9 p 10 10 cts.
HOPS-40c. per ID
sALT-coarsel115 @2e; f2 Dbl. $3.50
ONIONS-40@50c p bu.
SUGAR CANE SYRUP.-50@75c. p gal.
HAY-$2 ,OO@300 ID ton.
HIDES-Green Sc; dry, l0@lle.
LUMBER-Oak, p NJ, $4,000 1900; Wal
nut, sl5, OO@20,O0; Pine, l5,00@$30,0 90. Bass
Wood Sl2l6
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Publications.

Northwestern Money Reporter, and Insurance
journal. published by GEORGE W KExDIoK,
No :, Clark St, Chicago. Terms Semi
Monthly 81 90 peraunum; Monthly, IS cents
Ter annum.
We are again in receipt of this Re.
porter, which we believe to be one of the
best published in the country, and for
western men especially valuable. 1t is
published at very low price. and our
merchants should not be without IT,
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Temperance Dedication.

~- Wapsipinicon Lodge, No. 10, and
Harmony Lodge, No. 40, /. O. of G
T., will dedicate their new Hall in Al
lens Block, on Wednesday, May I'd.
A public address will be deliyeded by
Rev JOHN FuLToN. ut the Court House
at o. clock p. NJ, after which the ded
lcatory exercises will take place at the
Hall.
Members are requested to meet at the
Hall at one O'Clock p. NJ. Neighboring
Lodges are cordially invited to participate
in the exercises.
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Keller s. Burpee,

rsv We rejoice TO see, are doing an
excellent business in the Furniture line.
They have now some six or seven hands
actively engaged in manufacturing
Chairs and Cabinet Ware, and arc SELL
ing their goods as fast as they are ready
for market. They are good workmen,
worthy and enterprising men, and we
are glad to find our citizens disposed to
encourage them. Assisting, as they are
to build up a manufacturing interest in
our midst, II is our interest to give them
all possible support. They have just re
cei,ed a large lot of gilt mouldings. and
those who want picture or looking glass
frames of any size. can be accommodated
by calling on them.
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Law Office.

Law Office.
GE- We invite the attention Of our
readers TO the card of y. FINSIGAS, ESQ,
who has now received his large library,
and opened Law Office opposite the
Montour House. He is a well.read law
yer and man Of much ability, and with
proper attention to business must stand
prominent at the bar Of this county.
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Pixies Peak.

Pixies Peak.
EJ- Every day the number Of emf
grants passing through here on the
way to the land of gold. seems to be in,
creasing. For the past few days we
have scarcely looked out of our window
that we have not seen the tent-like wag
ons of the gold seekers passing, until we
have become convinced that the exodus
will be but liltle inferior to that of last
year. Our young townsmen, l.. HICEs,
j. c. GLASS, +. SHERMAN. and w. Al.
LEN started on Monday. and another par
ty. consisting of Messrs. WOODWARD,
FONDA and TAYLOR, on Tuesday the
latter, however, we believe, intending to
so through to California. Messrs. S. v
THOMPSON, +. b. OLDER, and j. ID. Ny
ERs, also, we are sorry to hear intend TO
leave us shortly for the Kansas gold re.
gion. Many others are making prepare
lions. We cordially wish all Of them the
best Of success. but from the letter OF
Mr.. WiLrsE. published in another col
umn. it will be seen that tho prospect is
by no means flaueriug
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Eotal snattcrss
Do.un,;can County Convntion.

A delegate convention of the Republicans Of
pnabanan County, will be held at the Court
Eouse. on SATURDAY, the 18th day of May,
40 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of selecting
Jeleoates to the State Convention, to be held at
Iowa CITY on the Odd day of May. The ratio
81 rsnresentation will be one delegate for every
township, and one for every twenty, and frac-
ton over ten votes cast for SAMUEL HARDWOOD
for Governor The following table will show
the number of delegates to which each town
ship is entitled:
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Mrs. Winslow.

An experienced Nurse and Female Ply sician,
has u Soothing Syrup for children teething,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teething
by softening the gums, reducing all inflamma-
fion will allay all pain and regulate the bow
els. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health to your in
fants. Perfectly safe in all cases. See adyer-
tisement.
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Dubuque Presbytery.

~ The Presbytery Of Dubuque will
meet in this village on the first Tuesday
(hrst day of May, at 8 o'clock A. M
There will be sermon every evening,
and prayer meeting every morning,
during the session.
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z lr0

In this village, on the ODD instant, of Inflam-
nation of the Brain, JEROME CALVIN, only
child of Mr.. and Mrs J. s. WOODWARD,
aged 10 months and days.
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DIR. HALLS
B A lis A NJ
Cures all Disease
LII NGS
AND
TIL RIO \ r.

FOR THE CURE OF
Consumption, Decline,
4 sth ma, Bronchitis.
! Wasting Of Flesh, Nigh.
S,reGts, Spitting B!ood,
! Whoopinq Cough. D:H
Guilty Of Breathing, Colds
Coughs, Influenza. Phth-
iSic, Paia IN the Size.
and all Diseases Of the
Lungs,
II j. GnequalIcd.
Halls Lung Bal..m
lin all cases gives the
best satisfaction,
Has wrought moro
cures since its intro
duction than any otli~
cough medicine.
Is endorsed by our
aiding phys clans -
the safest and beat
remedy now before tia
public.
Is safe to use among
children, aud Yet pow.
ertul in cases Of chrun.
iic pulmonary disease.
Brings in certificate
almost daily ofits won
iersul cures ia all r.rA
of the country
There is no medicine
within our know ledge
Ithat has acquired g.
great and wide spread
Popularity, III SO shors
"a space " time, "a Or.
HALL ) b Al ) 4 "
FOR THE LUNGS
lis halsumic and heal
ing properties are mag
heal II is highly OK
ipoctoraut and tonic
Ilt contains not a grain
III opium or morphine.
he narcotic and a.
ringent properties Of
which have created 40
much prCi udice agaiun
similar Preparations.
We believe that a
medicine possessing
real merits Will ctf,r.
cures whenever it is
used, at home G. well
as abroad DR.. Halls
Balsam for the lungs i.
no par,soric prcpar.
'ion, but one which IL
used in season. will
save the lives Of thou,
ands. The most dis
trcssing cough ia frc
quently relieved by a
single dose and broken
up in q {, W hours time
The afflicted do rot
have to take bottle after
bottle before they find
whether this remedy
will afford relief ~
not.
Hear what PHYSICIANS
say Of DIR Hal. 5 Bal
sam Says one " /,
with uhdencc. rscom
mend the Balsam a.s
rerior to any other pre-
partition" Saysnnoth
er: 4" ! have used 1t
with uniform success.
and can confidently re
commend II for all these
complaints for whichit
is offered ash remedy "
Stlll another writes
/" | have no hesitation
IN sayIng that il i.s
.SAFT, CONVENIENT. and
very eilieacious med.
cine.
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SCCVILL'S
SA RSAP iRlLLl
AND
STILLINGIA:
OR
BLOOD AND LIVER
SY RUP.
GC0UTT,T,'G

1t is highly recon-
mended 10y physician.
to cure the following
disea ses, having then
origin in o disordered
state Of the blood.
.ScTotula. Tetttr OF
SAT- Rhsum Scdld Heat
CGnktr, t}cerati0HS ant
EEsarg { msRt Of tn
JaiRtS, Generous Tn
r'orS, hiRgS Erd, Fry
siDeiaS, ~. inthony'
Fire, W5ite .SwelliHcS
Obstinate Erupfions
Pinp}cS on the Face
Biotchos, PustHlcS
Rheumatism, DYSPEPSIA
ETC., Spphliitic and Hey
cUrial affections are cu
red; CdioroSiS or Oh
StructicHs In ftmaieS
LeQcorrhea, or Whites
are relieved by The use o
this Medicine.
The medical proper
ties Of Sarsaparil!a il
conjunction with SGl
lingia. are wen know !
by nil medical men {,
be the best coulpcunl
yet discovered &c
q apse and purify til,
hloel and era dieate al
huncrs from the svs
tom.
We have given III,
Recipe 70 most physi
ciars in the country
hat they may know
what tlIey aIp using
and viii continue /,
send it by mail 10 thos.
DESTROYS of KNOWN.
the ingredients enter
ing into It's composition
that thoymay pr Serb,
It I'D their nctice.
] b ! preparation
stands ut the head .
the list of remedies foi
curing all diseases ari
sing #, m impuritie.
in the blood or ,liseas
cd matter lurking il
the system.
Thousan Is W llu hay,
used the Stiilincia ans
Sarsaparilla viii testi
~ 10 MS r nlarkable ei
feet IN nmoying all i'm
purliieS from THEN
blood. giving tone and
vicor to the whole hu.
man frame, and rvstor
ing a healthy action /,
al me functions q t!ie
uo 4,
Tue testimonials re
ceifea IN ITS favor from
many members Of Tho
medical faculty would,
were we I" publish
men, M q ihrse vol
"hie.
~ : ~ pared undei
me supervision OF ON,
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no. OF VOTES.
Organization Of a Republican Club.

Pursuant to notice, meeting OF
the Republicans of Buchanan county
was held at the Court House in Indepen-
dence, on Saturday afternoon last. JAS
RANKIN, Of Liberty Township, was called
to the chair, and A. B. LEWIS, of Wash
ington Township, elected Secretary
The object of the meeting was stated to
be to organize county Republican Club,
and to take such measures as might be
thought best to insure thorough organ
ization of the Republicans throughout
the county.
On motion a committee was then ap-
pointed to draft a Constitution for the
Club. the committee consisting of J..
Rich, S. j. w. TABOR and GEORGE w.
BEars. After short absence, the com
mittee returned and made the following
report.
The Committee to whom was referred the
drafting of Constitution for the Club, beg
leave to report the following:
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Gen. Jones, Minister to Bogola, is ex-
pected home sometime in June.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-25

Col. LANDER, the courageous second
of Mr.. POTTER, in the recent quarrel with
bully PRroR, is a native Of Massachu-
sets.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-25

The slavery issue in Kentucky-prob-
ably about $4,000 niger babies year.
Louisville Journal.
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Stphen j. w. Tabor, C. II. Mills.
w Chandler. w. 0. Curtis.
j.. ". Cook, Jed Lake,
Jacob Rich, James Rankin.
hrchippus Fuller. A b. Lewis,
g + Lathrop, r. W. Wright,
Adam Miller, Edward Ross.
Il !. Baker. j NJ Bryan,
Is W Ogden, Z. u. Voorhccs,
f: NJ Van Duxee Don +. Bissell.
Charles Spragg. Barzilla L. Thompson,
SW Rich, j. NJ. Wcstfan.
Geo W Bcmis. Phihnder French.
N. A. Bassctt, Samuel Braden,
Lewis Hovey. N Dickey,
ID. ". Gould. n. NJ. Fitch.
g. S. Dean, David Gill.
The club then proceeded 10 the cleo
ton Of officers, and the following were
chosen.
President, l.. w. Cook
Vice President, b. w. OopIN
Secretary. JED LAKE.
Treasurer, EDWARD Ross
On motion committee consisting OF
Judge TABOR. r. w. WRIGHT, and S. w.
RIcn. was appointed to present the names
Of seven persons TO the Club, MS suita-
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The postage between the United States
and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg,
by the Bremen mail has been reduced
from % to Is cents /; prepayment OPP
tional.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-01
r0tal ne!..mI5I.g!...

.ARRIvALs.-We take pleasure in an,
nouucing that Judge Flennikin, Secre-
tary Wootton, and Marshal Griee, arriF-
ed safely in this city on Monday, after q
very pleasant trip across the plains,
KILLING A GRlzzLx.--During the carly
days of the week, very large grizzly
bear was seen proving around the south:
ern part of the city, making incprsions at
will and pleasure into the best fields and
gardens to satiate his appetite. -Four Of
our citizens got on his track on
Thursday afternoon near Jacob WeileT's
field, to ths right Of the State road.
Getting sight Of his pursuers the demzen
of the noun ains attempted TO escape,
but 4 well directed ball from q revolver
brought him to halt aud to a realizing
sense Of danger. He turned upon his
pursuer, Mr.. II. Spencer, who cooily
awaited his approach, and at the moment
Of bruins arrival within a foot Of his
horse another ball from the same revolver
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Nulaf Aema.

/. TEX eastern mail arrived last Saturday eYGti+
ing, t1ingiag eastern dates to August 4lh and
frontier dates 10 the 9th ::
fnE G REAT EA8rKHE.-flIe exneetejI rxcuf-
sion u this monster Of the Deep 10 Cape
May has taken place She started On the trip
TO the Cape on Jul y S0th, with 2 0ST pasSsu :
gers, and returned on the list Of August, Not.
withstah3InR thg sherthess Of tho Yoyags, con.
Siderable dissatisfsetiop prevailed among tbs
passengers in consequence Of IEe scarcity Of
water, This was caused By a tap Of = COM
patImeRt having been left open, flooding the
3ce-li9pEe and At9re Rooms considerable
quantity Of pfe9acs and prpTtstnnE were in-
jured ny this disaster, tnd food consequently
became scarce, At nig hi about five hlsildred
pefsohS slept OF the dock, which was rendered
very unpleasant By thick rain Of eindsrs The
accommodations were very raeagre Not more
Ahan one hundred women were on beard. On
the voyage, Matet was Eeid at ten cents glass,
An fndilnatfan In5eting was held on board
and resolutions wore passed censuTing the
Directors for the singular conduct Of the Of
iieers toward the passengers. 1t bad been an
nOnnCed that tho Gfeat EASTERN would be re-
opened ftF exhibition, Gn the latht lith aud
18th Of August ~ ~. -.,s.....- So
ToKSApo GNn Dpeurm = j. destructive torns,
do passed over MaTYsTilEe, Kansas, July Co.
deInviishiIg everything ia its way, Three
dwellings, Two business houses, platforms, and
printing Offices, were bl0nn 10 pieces, and the
post office was turned around and set Into the
street Every building in the place was more
or less injured, No lives reported lost. A cor.
respondent IN writing TO tie 1sIlaas under re,
cent date, sayb:~-''For the last four or Ave
months We have not had rain enough 10 hard
" vet the ground. The consequence IS, there
win be no cIops Of any kind In Southern Kan.
sss OUT CON is nearly OF quite dead our grass
for hay is entirely out OF the question, for
there il none the hot sun has entirely de-
stro5nd IT, What the people are going 10 do
for something 10 sat, God only knows. Oar
neighbors can he seen in conversation Rbaut
what We are going TO do, Now, Mr.. Greeley.
look at Us, for IL IL You / am talking to, and
yOa have seen ns4-you know how we looked
one year ago, with all the bright prospect be.
fore us, with green fields Of gIsin and eur rich
pIairiVs covered with It's high, wAYering grass,
aud every fe" days shower. OH bow bright
the hopes Of al then; hut, alas, POOR. hopeless
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-01

two srnierhnt tfsins havs bsei attacked. and
they only hal two hsrses killed Aof d sisgit
t'4tgfaai Aas ttsa i,jrrss 81 hi, rood ma, 81 ks
en- n Rosvss' efssE. and s,lt one Or Two ii.
yotid that point; while all ihoes kitlsa poflh
this season were. Mormana Is iii rsasolisbTe
10 suppuse that citizens inha5itinE the ssttis.
inelts would ipstigate ths natives, 81 put arms
il thsir hands, 10 murder thsir sons hnabatiis
sind fathers Who may be 1 ss,s n,ilas west ii
*thepi' Yct this Is the sUnn turGi course which
Col 81. 81 SONS enc III. lis maine. Sfafsrt
them With Eut III Col S. yeall eat.ftsinetl
such eeposterprs belisli how win he eva,ls
the charge 81 comp city III tGess. itansaotions
t. .'i ipstify himself ID supplying arms and
aninpnitIun, whish te frlt sure were srsiy d
he used aeainst emigfah,ss He promptly r.
spoodeat 70 the eatl fpr arms, aud iightFaily
too. But can any ona iof d rioaisat saf3llus,
he would have done 10 had lie not l,esi satis.
ned that they uoaid be- used In irteuse 81 III
Hvns II American citlssns. m isfo be hoped
that some ono has ngsd It's Aanis 81 Col. s.
auauthoTisetily.n pd That tie Isttsr will cleal
hfmteif from the stigma Of 30 mean ard iii.
manly 4 g2prse BY a prompt and pms He denial
III isllas d stafsins GIL. w. i=3tz n. n.
4. As III the 1000 iilsb 30 agtive duty, ho
doubt Lieut.. Perkins and Weed would 5e yery
glad of few of ths4li is reinforce their com
5lnaudt for. they have only had about tfa men
to keep the u all routa open from Camp Flow
sto Caraon Valley: !. They Rave. I,eYeqthsfss
done all IN thsi 10 sr 10 prStsc, tie read its
travellers aiid elnplox ssas ,s s... =@s q I'd II
Il lsh,igratlts have ni,yays experienced liz
akindest trsafInent id iris. road. though The
conduct 6f few Of them has nsetiteeI lie i.
.xerest condemnation. Lieats. Perkins and
Weed, with the officers and men III their com
manl, hare. i believes sssfy4here along The
road met with Inc most courteous reception
also not because they were u. S, ofiicisis, hut
because they conducted themselves as gentle.
men, aud not Is too lfisny have done iisreto,
fore, who have horns commissions from o,ir
renelaBie uncls. ii Is but jlisf.cp 10 say TIA,
these olficsrs have maintained tbs most Ill.
lniraBIs discipline among their. men. and Thai
the .wliols command has sYincsd the most oil
der, dscor1nl ana regard fnr the rights of eiti
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THE
M0U N 7 A / N FER.
GREAT SALT LAKE ClTM =. !.
SATURDAY, SEPT: /, 1850.
'GIvE ME THREE GRAINS OF CORN,
p Z >.s~ =..,.4 MoTHER!'s ~. r. -. -.

NiNI ME- 1IAthiSIt 1kNhlNp ''SF |NgElESt
Z > see MoTHER!'. W: ~. -.
: Or two sidel Of any picture it Is presumed
that man of ordinarily common sense would
invariably or as general thing choose the
brighter. Such has ever been our inclnation;
although We claim no pre.emptive right to
common sense or extraordinarily good judgs
ment. The good bright bcaming side Of the
picture Of life and of the world at large has
ever besn our delight. It is always pleasing
to hear Of the great deeds and good acts of our
tellowmen, whether they were Europeans
Americans, Hindoos, or even Irish. We loved
not to hear OF bloodshSd. But We clapped our
hands In holy triumph Is every chain was burst
from the wrists or ankles of human being.
In Utah We have no superstitious dread of
slavery, nor Of the horrible hounds of war
With which she has so long been threatened.
But thsre may be still fsrcer foe in wait for
her, If she Is off her guard. H.. ~. a.. ..
The time il yet keenly within our memory
when pound Of -four in Utah was appreciated
and itI value more than paid. The time, too,
not far AEons when while we were in other
countries We heard o. famine at home, and
'hAt children cried for bread and looked at
amply euPboards. The time, too, We rsmem.
esrsd when the pastors OF the people had eI-
norssd them In good time to take care of thSir
sIain and protect themselves against those
very contingencies. With few exceptions tho
@a''cs was passed unheedsd. The granAFisS
were unbuilt. The boards Slumbsrsd in their
u~nys Pine-tIeeS, and The mechanic slept on
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5elaCta / ]. l9dri.irlJ...

THREE GRAINS OF CORN.
IA. IAa suNo NJ Mns u !:

GIvE me three grains Of corn mother; +,
Only three grains Of corn; mi i. II.
IT will keep the little life 1 have a i.
Till the coming of the morn.
] am dying of hunger and cold, mother
Dying Of hunger and cold;
And half the Agonies Of such = death 81.
NY lips have never told .4 &. il: &, !
Ii has gnawsd like wolf at my heart,
mother; -. III .e@s .,s%s (: {.
a wolf that is fierce for blood: x.
All the live long day and the night besides,
:GHRwing for the lack Of food. .:=.,...:. i.
I dreamed Of bread in my sleep, mother,
And the sight was heaven to see: Il
awokt with an eager and furnishing lip.
But you had no bread for me +. ..= I:
oh, how could I look 10 you, mother
How could lock 10 you. b. 5.:.t::
For bread to give ganE stnrvinR ehild, i
when you were starving toot. >. r :
For fead the famine on your cheek, =.
And in your eyes SO wild; &. H.. II = =.
And felt ID la your bony hand, II
When yon laid it on your child. T.:
The queen has lands and gold, mother,
IA The queen has lands and gold. s,*e !.
While you ars foteed To your empty breast
i "A skeleton babe to hold;,.t r..:j: sz.., &:
I A babe that Is dying fEonn want, mother,
AZ I am dying now !.
With 4 ghastly look in its sinking eye;
And famine on its brow ia: E. 4 4.
What has poor ireland done, nother'r I Is
What has poor ireland done, #=
That the world looks on and sees us staTye,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-01

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