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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS on the 24th day of October, A. d.
w 1857, Lyman Osborn and Phebe Osborn
bis wife, execu. unto David = True, as Trustee.
a certain deed Of trust, conveying % said Trustee
the land in Scott county. Iowa, described as fol-
lows, to-wit: The casi-half Of lot No twot2l OF
timber. and lot Ne. two z Of prairie, as se orth
in the field notes Of Jonathan Parker, as lied in
tn Fund COMMISSIONER Office, (of said scott
county, Of the sixteen h section in Hickory Groy.
in A. liens Grove township. Which said convey
ance was made by the sad Lyman Osborn ard
Phebe Osborn for the purpose u securing ID pay.
ment OF certain pra ni-sory noe sDd interes,
thereon signed oy said Lyman O-bo,n dated II.
Gath day 81 October A. b ls;7, and paya.le !,
IN q order Of David 'ub4ch, CO the 24Lh day Of
DC ober, A. j.. l.5s for the sum Of seven
hupdrct and ffiy dollars with interest there
on ~ ~ per ce1t. PR annum alter maturity
And nov said pTonssory note aving become
due an pay able, aud the said Lyman Osborn aav-
ing failed TO pay the same, DayiiS. True, lrns-
tee aforesaid, do hereby give this public motto,
that by vittre Of the power which is in me vested
by saii deed OF trust. | will on Saturday, the 22d
day Of November, A. d. 1862, at the hour Of two
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the Court
House door, in the city Of Davenport, expose ana
offer for sale public auction, the parcels of land
above described, so much thereof as shall Be
necessary 10 satisfy and pay the amount Of saia
note, with tho interest III creon ~ the dsy Of sale
together with al tue costs and expenses attending
sad ale costa 9f this notice and trustees fees
Dated the 30th day ef October, a II. So
DAVID .. TRUE, Trustee.
ct30its
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Notice.

|NHE CO-PARTNEkSHlP HERETOFORE
III existing between the undersigned, in the
Soo' and Shoe business, under the name and style
Jamison a Murdoch, is tn isday dissolved by N
Sation. j. W. Jamison will continue the business,
nd eocct the debts of the late firm.
j. w. JAMISO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

and Mr.. Spearinc's Id customers Will certainly
have 10 cause to complain OF tho change IN the
management. aug IDLY
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DISEASES Or
NGfscs q other HrmssiiC&ted Animals
.yses H. E(ESl ~

r, MEMBER Og THE ROYAL COLLEGE
TtafS, Of Veterinary Dungeons London, is pos
L->--l-- sessed Of tbe most perfect system Of
Horse doctoring Of aDy In the West. In great
majority OF Instances hts cures plete, per-
nently lasting and sxpdly accomplished, even
Horses uselcas from ciasase and hitherto thought
10 be incurabe, Mr.. 1.sieats with tho happest
results, rendering thsa fit I, ps.rorm ordinary
work. Mr. SIS treatment 10 based On the leglti-
mate sciences or riedisine, and he pledges 10 give
satisfaction to all who may confer cir patronage
on him. Office u. LsN aires Stable, corner Of 81
and Perry st.
y B.-Torss ard Cattle medicines can be had
OF Mr.. Scully at N odese.e prices. jas-dAw
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NEh YORK. H0>TJN
|a.SD .sgL E.Rs1F,ks.v CITIES,
arr,i.g the Great " e.trr, ard Norlh
| ~ estcrn Z uss-f ss%tes Male.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNkIRk AMI
- buif.lo. daily. on tae ARRIVAL Of all trims on
he Lake shore i.ailros making close conuet-
|ious with trains frum cleveland, Chicago, NH
.,aukce, 81 Louis Burlington, keokuk. ~ Paul,
Dubuque, Galena, Iowa CITY, DC the ouly cars
|unnlns through from tho lakes to New \ ork
Pity
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
BY any other rout7.
BE particular aud cal, for tickets via Erie Rail
Dad which are sold nj all tb, principal railroad
fnces in the " eat.
This Road affords facilities for shipment .
Freight, superior to any oths- route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN For FREIGHT
caves New York daily, making close connections
|hrougn to all points Vast. and quicker time thar
fser before IN DC on raF line.
For Freight rates, enc Are If { 0atman, 2fE
broadway, Chas Thurman, la3 broadway. n. l..
ID II Z Archer, % South street, \ j > Dunlap
s State street, Bostoc Iris allway Office,
l.. TX street, Chicago.
CHAS MiNOT, Genl Sup't, M
+. s. SrRNcER, West-vn Agent, Chicago, Ill.
a. BAN 'rR, Agent, harrington, Iowa,
rl-if
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'sEE BEST STOCK AND FINEST CAR
4 riagcs in the city. Prices low, and orlers
promptly attended to- Ne srs. Bent IN B Brown,
the Oldest livery men in Davenport, will give their
undivided
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RsANSsOOEs!
peW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
Jt.t rulihe3, n Said Eapelops;
4 tF-,

a LECTURE On TIE NATURE.
TREATMENT AND RADICAL
(tiiE oFspEaMATORRHGA Or SEMINAL
u weakness, involuntary Emissions, sexual
Debility and iiopo amcnts t. Marriage generally
Nervousness, & assumption, Epilepsy aud Fits;
Nentsl anl Physical incara itv, resulting from
S.li-Ahuse, key Rob'I J. GULS El@WELL,
Il. Il hnthor # tho Gfefn boot, g..
- ssoonto thousands Of Surerers,,'
sent under seal in o plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, patt raid, receipt Of Fix ctn's. or two
postage STAINS, Nv I,k. I'll. J e KLINE,
u, Rowery, New lofk, Pos Oficp Box 4ds6.
ag5-lA wi,a
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPEKS.
Messrs Slosson Il Co., proprietors Of tho
STEAM FEATHER RENOyATOR,

fare opened branch cstablishE mt in the store
room 81 positc Collins 4 Skeel's Furniture Ware
rooms where they prepared - rcnov tie feather
bets IL a most nplete manner, rendering them
sweet and clean ans very buoyant. by Their pro
ccss they INCREASE THE BLK FROM 20 r., 100 PEP
cEsr. These gentlemen come very highly recon-
Inended by the proprietors of several hfsf elias
hoteia, arl prominent families. From our ON
observation we teel confident the process - ~
insst com le.e thing extant.
$500
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NOTICE..
CAMP McCLKLLA~ Oct. ., 1869.
Proposals will be rec. ivel a. my office Camr
Mccieilap, until Monday next for supplying CAM
Nice elan WITH wood From three to FIVE cords
per day will probably be needed.
LIT. CLINTON &. BUELL..
oc3-du Act. A z. NJ.
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treat Brcod Gouge Dosbe 1rack and 1sleeyat
Se.ste, to
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ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLE.
BENTON II BROWN, Projectors.

CORNER OF PERRY AND THIRD SIS
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Ceneaal Mcclellan.

Again we arc Informed that our Gen
sral-ia-C Chief y TO be removed from HE
position, and that another is to take bis
place. The cause for this action, and
the circumstances involved, have not yet
transpired. The announcement will be
much regretted, as We have reason to
believe that great confidence has been,
and still is repoeed in the young chief.
On the other hand We are unwilling to
believe that the Administration would
make any change without having the
best Of reasons for so doing. 1t is true
that the Abolition hounds have con.
stau,ly been on mis- track, but we have
no idea that they possess sufficient in
duence to carry this point. We feel as
sured that his removal is the result OF
no higher Law clamor. The facts will
be developed in q few days, and for
them We anxiously wait.
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north and west, our army being com.
pletely surrounded, and vanDoss. Price.
NcCcNoch and Melntosh we're present
with about $4,000 men.
NcCulloch and MoIstosh are reported
wounded.
The attack from the rear WAS made
BY Nc ulloch, and met BY Sigel, Who
routed him completely. His corps
scattered in wild confusion.
We have also captured large amount
Of stores, cannon, small arms and an.
munitions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-13
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, March IL.
Humphrey Marshall is at GoIdsboro
eight miles from the Kentucky line, nea,
Founding Gap, with the few unsca,tereo
demora'ized forces belonging to Colo
mel Williams regiment. Marshall frs,
attempted to console the people Of tina,
region, but since his defeat he has be.
come irritable aud overbea'ing.
Iennessee advices say that the people
Of Shelbyv,lle. Bedford county, burned
on Sunday night a large quantity O.
Confederate stores to prevent their fall
ing into tie hands OF the rebel troop.
under General A. Sidney Johnson, ~bc
were IN full retreat from Murireesboro
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-13
From Fort Monroe.

FORT MONROE, March IL.
AL papers belonging TO the frigate
Cumberland are in her.
1t is impossible to obtain correct
list OF the killed, wounded and lost.
Lieut.. Selfridge Of the Cumberland,
has been ordered to the command OF the
Monitor.
A flag OF truce was sent to Craney
Island to-day.
Rebel officers say that the Merrimac,
or as they call her, the Virginia, was
damaged, but nothing serious. They
admit the loss Of four killed and several
wounded on her. Capt. Buchanan, who
commanded, VAS seriously wounded in
Saturdays fight. Capt. Jones COM
mandeJ her on Sunday.
The Yorktown received q shot in her
boiler.
The Norfolk Day Book Of yesterday,
gives glowing accounts of the affair, and
gives the total rebel loss as 8 killed, IL
wounded. % prisoners have arrived at
Norfolk, taken from the Congress.
The Day Book also says tho Monitor
WAS seriously injured, and some Of our
eun-boats sunk, and reports our less at
from 900 to 1890. 1t also says that
having accomplished the object OF the
expedition, and having no more mate.
rial to work upon, our vessels returned
to the Navy Yard, awaiting another op-
portunity.
In the rebel Congress yesterday Gen.
A. S. Johnston in Centeryil.e were dis.
cvssed.
MIR. Adkins said nearly every member
Of the Tennessee Legislature sigued =
petition for his removal f.om that de.
partment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.-n1rAI NOTCH
10 CON3UMPT1H:Ea

The Advsrtisss, having hssn restored 70 health
In few weeks By very simple remedy, afsss
having suffered several years with severe laaa
affection, and that dread disease, Coosanptioa-
/, ANXIOUS to make known to his fellow-su&sssrl
the means Of cure.
To al who desire It, he win send . copy Of the
prescription used (frss ofshargs, with the dirse-
ton for preparing and using the sa.s. which they
viii find seas CuxE 1oR CoxsUArEIoH, AsrHxA,
BRONCHITIS, 10. The only objest Of the advss-
tissr in sending thsr sseription Is 70 bsneat The
afflicted, and spread information which he con
eeivesto be invaluable, and no hopes every susrsa
will try his remedy, ~ It will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription win please 3D.
dreaa REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
WlLLIAMsBuR0l,
oeta-smv Kings County, New York.
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rae sOuTn.w ESTEEM CAMPAIGN.

The western troops have had another
severe and bloody battle, aud again our
arms are victorious. Under the COM
msnd Of Brigadier General Curtis OF
this State, our gallent Southwestern
army, made up Of the best muscle OF the
Western States, drove the rebel General
Price aud his forces from Springfield
some weeks since, and with SPIRITED
determination has it followed them even
into his strongholds into the Arkansas
mountains and there has gained thrill
ling victory. The difficulties and OBJ
stacles overcome BY our brave soldiers
in this campaign have been OF the most
disheartening and harrassing nature.
A. the forces under Price retreated to-
wards their present position they threw
every possible obstacle in the way OF
their energetic pursuers. They laid
waste the country through which they
passed, leaving nothing behind that
inure to the aid and comfort Of our
men. More than this the rebels des-
troyed every bridge over which they re-
treated, leaving our forces no other
choice but TO swim the swollen currents
As they best might. These acts were q
severe impediment to our men, and
while they were spending days 10 effect
ing the passage OF their troops, artillery
and baggage the enemy had pushed TAR
ahead. But our forces nothing daunt-
ed, pushed forward boldy-overcoming
all mped ments and defyipg i'll fortune
Of any kind until, at last, after weary
marshes and almost superhuman toll
they succeeded in engaging the enemy,
and the result is before US. Price and
his Couiederates were routed. The
loss is probably heavy on both sides,
but victory is ours. Our troops have
proven themselves all that could be de-
sired. the particulars will DO received
in few days.
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SPRINGFIELD. March 1(

SfKING1IfLD, March 10.
a Especial TO the Republican .ays: A
messenger who arrived this morning a.
3 o'clock, reports that the battle lasted
from Thursday morning till Saturday
evening; that our loss was about As
Killed and wounded. The rebel loss
ABOUT 900 killed and wounded, and
;ogo taken prisoners, among them Col.
mcnea' OF an Arkansas regiment.
Ane attack was made from the
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lNCD IN npA0n

Larger space charged st the rats Of $3.50 70,
eaeh odd Il. nal square,
ies one half sqsars, tvo-thirds Il The sSevs
Business Casds not 70 sxsssd lisss, 80 % pss
snnum;
Fersash sha.gs N additional shars. q Is cent?
PER square will 30 nads.
Large eats shasged doubls the ans dimsnsfss
Yearly advertising contrasts will b, upder.tood
1eppy strictly to the imn sdiats busineoe 81 ~
.dvessssi, and al other advsrtssnsnts sent n 81
"a s1vsrt'ssr will be charged extra.
AuvCra:ements not accompanied with instruo.
eordingly. -A1 'nssSsos
Editorial astices charged for q, tn. rat. .f II
cent? per line, OF eight words, and special not,see
- ~ cents per line, or 50 cents line Der veek.
All notices Ior religions and benevolent pnr.
Poses q any kind Whatsoever, oilordinaYy lenrth.
dseths changed Is cents per insertion. 80
Advertisements from abroad must b. ,a;a "a.
s"sa'te61y ~ sdvsSse, unless from approved
Agents.
Contraets for yearly advertising terminbls 4,
the option Of advsrtiasn, they paying IN alvspce.
ment OF - Per cent. on the contraet peiee.
Advertisements inserted next 70 reading matte,
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The Ohio Caucus.

IT., CoLuAsus, March IL.
Inc Senatorial caucus took place to.
night. Ballot, Wade AZ, Delano SO
Groesbeck 5, scattering IL. 18th bal.
lot, Wade 40, Delano SO, Ewing 40
O'n 6, Groesbeck IL, scattering 3. nee
essary to choice, so. Adjourned ,ill
to. morrow night.
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Col. Gray made personal recsnnoi.
sance Yesterday as far as Ccntervlllc.
The enemy has completely fallen back.
Their path was blackened with ruins of
nay and gain stacks. Geary and other
othcers Went to Balls Bloff and buried
whatever bodies they found there.
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From CeDteuville.

CENTsRvILLs, March IL.
Yesterday p. m. our forces proceeded
to Manassas from here. The rebels had
destroyed everything they could not
carry away, including railroad tracks,
bridg gees, &c.
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DIX. GEO. G. NEW ELL,
SURGEON I MECHANICAL DENTIST,
OFFICE o,RNRa or DsApY AND rnrRD ~.
CHARGES MODERATE.
mill
GTATE OF IOWA. SCOTT COUNTY, sS
- In laid District Court.
Mary A. Raymondl
W. ) ORIGINAL Notice.
Levi b. Raymond,
Notice

Notice.
DERSONS HAVING BUSINESS WITH LEI
= Assignee Of the late 6rm or Eldridge = VIII
hams, W. barrows,) will And hin during Ssm.
ness hous 1t the o0ss II ths Peoria Marine ard
Fire lnsassnes Co., in Niskolls' Blesk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-13

TO FAKMERS AND FAMILIES de-
sirous Of owning good Sewing Machine, that Il
simple in it. construction, strong and not liable
got out Of order. ono that makes the stitch alike
on both sides, one that.dos. net skip stitches o.
uuravel, one that will equally we'll on thick o.
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers with.
out breaking, one that makes uniform seam
(lsavins no ridge undernsath,) one that will us'
any No. Of cotton thread, linen OF silk, one thu
will last for years on al kinds Of work; In short
one that 10 not more trouble than 1t II worth, buy
At once, without hesitation, tho LADD. WEB
STER co. Machine, ut II the cheapest In tn
end" See advertisement in another column
Chicago Head. ag4-d3wlm
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EVERY FORM AND SPECIES O
V E R M N.

Those Preparationa unlike Ill othsrs) ore
=" Free from Poisons."
:" Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats do not die on the premises"
They come out Of their hsles TO die"
I" They are the only infalible remedies known"
az years and more established in New York City. |
Coed by--ths City Post Once
Esed blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
G.ed blythe City Steamers, Ships, 3s.
Coed blythe City Hospitals, Aims Houses, &c.
U'ed BY 1.-The City Hotsls--Aster-- st. Nicholas
Deed blythe Bos:ding Houses, &c.,&e.
Csed by--mors than $4,000 Private FAmiliss.
a. See one or t~o Specimens Of What ;s Every
where sa;d BY the People-Edaors-Dealers, dc.
HOUSEKEEPERS--trou troubled with vsrmin need
DO 20 no longer, if they use "CosTAR's" Extsrmi.
majors. We have used it to our satisfaction, and
il . boz cost S. We would have it. W. had tried
article knocks the breath out Of Rats, Mice, koa-
ches and Bed Bugs, quicker than We can write it.
1t 10 In great demand all over the country.-Aedi-
ma o. Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County By Termin. than would
pay for tons Of this Rat and Insect Kiusr-Las-
easter Wis Herald.
HENRY r. COSTAR-Ws arc selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have bssn
used. Rats, Mice, koaehss and Vsrmia disappear
kcA1s srorrsss. Druggists, windsss, Nd.
Costar's Rat. Roach, 90 R1tsrminator.
Costar'G
Cossar's Bsd-bug Fxtsrminator.
Costar's
Costar't Electric Powder for Insect, 60.
In $50, sos AND 81 90 Boxes, BorTLls AND FLAsxs,
s. AND IS PoR PLAxrArioxs, Sa,Ps, BoATs,
AoTsLs. &C., &C., DC.
cAUTloN!!! To prevent tho public from
being impossi upon by Spuriovs and Highly Per-
aiciows Lnstati0ns, new label has beep prepared,
bearing fdcsimue Of the Proprietor's signetere.
Examins each box, bottle, or Aask carefully b.
fore purchasing, and take nothing but - COS.
TAkS.''
~ Sold Every~here-by
Al WHolrsALI DRreolsrs In the large cities.
Some of the
Wholesale Agents in New York City.
Shlsielin Brothers Co Hsrral. Rislsy / Kitchen
b. A Eshnesteek, Hull Bush, Gale / Robinson.
kCo. M Ward, Close L Go.
A b q D Sands 1 Co. AcKlsson i Robbins.
Wheeler / hart. ID Barnes Go.
Jsmss 8 Aspinwsn. Wells Co.
Morgan L Allen. Lasslle, Aassh 1 Gard
Hall, Rucksl i 60. nsr.
Thomas / Fuller. Hall, Dixon + Co.
r. D. Orvis. Conrad Fox.
AND OTaERs.
Philadelphia, Ps,
Dyes Co. F sssss s Rss.d: Co.
AND OTHEEs.
Boston. Mass.
Geo G , Goodwin 4 Co ws'i "; / Potter.
AND OTHERS.
Also, all WHOLESALE DRuooisrs st
Chicago, ILL.,,
St. Louis, Mo-,
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville. Ky.
Cincinnati, O.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Buffalo, n. Y,
ANDBr
DRuoo1srs, GnocrRs, sros xszrsas and RssAL-
Ess generally in al the CorxrHT
lows and vILLA01s
In the
U N T r ed - TAT 10.
D.4TEN.PORT 10 wa,
a. SelJ -
sTEvEHsON 4 CARNAHAH.
LIZ cLAIss ROW.
HON As POW ELL,
POST OEFlO8 OUIL DlN0,
=. 8. BALkORD.
LIZ CLAIRE QOW,
W. W. = "A 3 u = B.,
UNION DRUG STORE.
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end" See advertisement in another column
Chicago Head. agl-d3w1m
DRY GOODS.
DRY.G0ODs! DRY GO0Dst
Eau T. WJsetes
ID II r q q q d - /!
JUST REcEiYED
q. =. W IL . Il n n !,
| MN arrrs un~
| w. A0 ~@AAD ssOs
|
TaE o! LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND BEST
|
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STAPLE FANCY DRY G00Dx.
|OTzOV'S. &c.
! EVER OFFERED N rulS STATS
|
Please call and see the hroa and sh..n stoah
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NEW YORK.

ID Dessrey--RAts, Reachss, &c.
n, Destroy Mice, Nelss and Ants.
70 Dsstsey-Bsd Bugs.
~ Dsavey-Noths il Rurs, Clothes, &c.
10 Dsasoy--N Mosquitoes and Flsas.
10 Dsssrov--1nseets on Faats and Fowls.
TO Deasoy--1nseets on Animals, &e.
- De~roy--Evsry form and species q Vssmto
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flIID

T. ONLY nrAILrBLI REMEDIES KNOWN,
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4. p. Z .. KELLY.
nACkIR0 OF Dk81 And FORK. AuD
Is eliY1ss = 1--we stssk, 81 DnAy10e 8.
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Destroy Instantly
, 1862-07-10
The Bowl.
BT MAJoR O. ". PArrEz, Q. 9. AEHI.

Oh shun the bowl the draught beware,
Whose smile but mocks the lips Of man;
When fOaming high with waters rare
Obi never touch the goblet then.
With friends We love, though sweet TO zip
The neetAr's juice at close Of day.
Yet trust ys not the syreD lip
That wins 10 cheat and lures 10 SlAy.
Obi Shun the bowl, and thou shalt know
A deeper spell than sUims In wine;
Though bright its hours Of sunset glow,
Their crimson clouds as briefly shinei
A few short days In madness past,
And thou wilt sink unknOWn to years.
Without a hope beyond the blast
Which means above thy grave Of tears.
Oh! leave the bowl, n thou art wise
To shun the path Of guilty fame;
The burning road where anguish lies
And psrjured honor Weeps ior shame.
In after years some cheering ray
From Virtues smile will DER thee spread,
And thou wilt bless the better way
Thy erring steps we're 10th to tread.
Oh Shun the bowl, as thou would'st leave
The spot where poisoned reptiles tread,
Lest widows hearts for thee should grieVe-
For thee untlmely tears be shed.
Veal thine may be the fearful lot
To prove ere tlme hath dlmm'd thy brow,
A sire, and yet witness not
or those who weep bis broken vow.
Hast thou bride whose every sigh
Deep trembles with the Joy Il gives!
Hast thou child whose meek mild eye
Lives In the light Its father lives?
Then shun the bowl the draught beware,
Whose smile but mocks the lips Of men;
When foaming high with waters rare,
Oh never touch the goblet then.
, 1862-07-10

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seen the enriositiss that were there shown him,
inquired Of the assistant. Pray, Sir, have you
the skull Of Oliver Cromwell 10 this hOusef" 70
which ths assistant answered.
mo sir."
We'll, sir, !" sAid The stranger, ~ SoadsT u
that, - they have one At the Ashmols Museum
at oxlord
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