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New AAMinistr atiun.
UNION TAVERN,
MILTON. NC.

ME SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully IN
L. form, their friends ard the pubic generally,
TINT they have rented The ahuys establishment, md
are putting tih gonl repair they are therefore pre-.
pared 10 accommodate ,fageIlofs boarders, and all
others who may please To call on them, IN zen
tee and comfortable manner TO do which no pans
or rouble shall be spared. Their charges " III bt
suited To the iimes
The Union Tavern is larse brick lIuliaine
with good rooms and fire peees,) IN the west eni
OF tic town. on the main street and only two door4
cast of the Post Office.
There viii be public bsr kept a, this establish.
rncnt. Travellers g. others who may desire spirits
can lave ii furnished to them at their rooms. or at
a private board CHARLES T. cody,
NATtlI. Y PALMER.
\ + Mr. and Mrs Cody viii snper'n'enj the
above establishment and pay every attention 20
their customers " J. PALMER.
Milton, n G Nov. l. 1889 81
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Nov !

YNNUf. SUBSCRIBERS will continue 10 DO bu-
HI slncss al the old stand, under the firm Of
BOARD \ MccABE, and are now receiving,
direct from New York, large aud we'll selected
stock of Staple aud FANCY GOODS, with a
general assortment of GROCERIES, which they
are determined 10 sell low for cash, or on i6fSat
credit to punctual customers, and respectfully IN
vite the customers Of the late ti,m and the public
generally TO give tl,cn call. JNO, BOARD
WIN. McCABE.
Bedford Novi w3wf
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COMMUNICATIONS.
PUBLIC NOTICE

THE members OF the Lynchburg Lyceum are
requested 10 meet at the private room OF the
Rev. Franklin q. Smith, on Friday evening tho 2nd
Of November, al, o'clock Tor the purpose q elecns
the officers of the society contemplate by the
situtions-Diher persons intending TO become
members are particularly .vcd to attend
WM DANIEL. u
FERD RSQUE. Com.
JNO. c. REID.
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,of,is criminal wsges BY The Mribai;pns Of tlle
law ms we'll as to protect his hide from the infiic
ton Of the chastisement he deserves Amos was
always invnlnerable TO the aw-bu, We have
heard TINT he and the cowskin have quito iami-
liar acquaintance.
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CHOLERA.

This disease is spreading IN The West. At GIN
ciaaott from tie 10th to the lTth Oct deaths -
From the Eth to The 18Th deaths l6. From the
lSsh to the l9sh, deaths ~. Whole aunbcr OF
deaths for the week ending on the Eth, ll9, OF
which ! Il were by cholera.
The L nisri4s papers say, Ills evidently on
the increase IN MA, city. On the 18th Cc.. there
were deaths, and on The lG!h
The Charleston (hanorha) Banner of the
18th, says" THIS fearful pestilenee has at lsnsil
made its appearance aSoug Us, though with nit
gated aspect Only three cases have occurred up
to the writing Of this article all of which were at
he Salt Works'ail colored persons. No5caseS
have occurred in 'be town OF Charleston.
Al nayarAe (Ken) up to the 18th Oct. cases
bad occuued-uustly blacks.
A Letter from Boston, ds,ed Oc,. q in tho eve.
aias, says" The Cholera rs gaining ground here
There have been edsA,hs O-day--six reported to
the Board OF Hesth, and ,wo sincp the Board ad-
ourned--sl III Broad street. beliose'
The Pesti'ence still exists .. Edeuton, IN. c.
and Hsgers,own and Wil!iamspor, md The
las. Richmond papers inform Us of no now cases
in ,ha. place
We learn, from the 81. Lous Republican, OF
Oct ~, thn, ocr deaths, by Cholera, (all slaves
r,ok place on the l4th, and 3 on the 18th. Other
cases had happened, bu, they readily yielded TO the
promr. administration of medciue.
20 The Charleston (Kanawha) Banner Of The
| 2Sl October nlentions the passage through that
place, Of a corps o. u. s. Troops, under the com
;nand Of Capt, Monroe, on their rutarn tom the
Eog,Ay es;oru frootier 10 Fortress Moxroo Vhe
troops we're IN good health.
Grain lfay&ei w heat has advanced 4 shade
IN his market |, has rseu from IS to 80 cents
| There IS but little coming IN.
CoRN-There has been bD. little new Corn in
| market VIVA, has been received has sold at don
81 to 80 so'he crops in the nsissboring counties
will be rather light. perhaps no, good as for the
las, two years.
I.d' The Petersburg lnteilisencer, IN imputlne
sll,ul talsehood u.s. is therein i,s.lfguil,y oftha
| crime W. did rot say, rs il charges, tina, j, ha1
! changed from Clay to Jactson--bu. that i, hsc
Jumped from its dignihei position on bs FENCE III
TO the Jackson pasture, Men in a rage should wea
speclscies.
! rs A writer in the Abingdon Republican
! speaks of Martin Van Buren, as u "des rodsd
though worthy and patriotic" gentleman. Rather
euayoca, ths-amds, as ensmitlcal as il Mar,l'
! had written il himself
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HoyAlnu female .icaAeynv

rs7iiE friends OF this institution, have pnarin=
4 Ken 1t, with view Of making Female Edu-
cation more thorough and extensive than Il has Sc.
neray hcH in 'ho southern s,elea Tho csser-
uai branches Of Education have heeo easeed aeea
ding 10 the natural relations. aud each classification
assigned IN competent Instructors, who ARE expo
ted 10 devote their attention exclusively TO their
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hr. Clau.- A rumor reached this pace, few
days age, that Ni,. Clay had experienced severe
shat rcpor, fins death had been extensively civ
culated in Kentucky we hope mol for eler,loneer-
ing purposes. Tho Lexington Reporter, OF Oct.
Louisville, he was lightly ndspused. He auiy-
ed p Mis- city % " sanesjey last, aud Is uow in
good health
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NOTICE.

Ohm BOARD & WIN MoCABE, having
- purchased OF lhns. Mccabe his eu'iro lnior-
es, in the firm of Board n McCabe Of Bedford coun-
ty, Va (Which firm is now Dissolved all those
Interested will make paymcn. 10 said John Board
and VIM McCabe, who alone are author zed to
collect the same, and who assume tho payment OF
all debts contracted by the above firm
John BOARD,
TAOMAS MeC ABE,
WIN MeCABE.
Nav !
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FETfIE DEPOSITORY ofthc Tract Society Of
q Lynchbrrg, notifies to its members, anxilia-
ries AMI the public that a new aud alaple supply
of Tracts has recentlv been received at the Dep0s-
tory, kept at the store of Mr.. Caswel Poe, where
application may be made to
JAMES E. RENWlCK.
No. | d
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" Those who SEQ the Washington Globe, arc
aware that Amos Kendall has been for some tine
pas, writing a series of Essays agans, the U. S
Bank, in the course of which he has charged almost
every disting uishcd edvocatc of that institution
with having been brtdod to support it. In this mat
Ter, Amos clearly makes his own rule of conduct
the standard by which he judges of the actions of
others Vcnal and corrupt HIMSELF he cannot be-
Iicve that other men are honcst-and hence, he uni
fornv attributes the best actions to the basest mo.
tives, except his interest dictate contrary course
and in that event, he will sell or hire himself as the
apolosist or dcforder of the most infamous crimes
Among those who, no insnuates has accepted of
bride from the Bank is Mr. Niles, the respectable
and able Editor Of the weekly Regster"-to
which that veteran Of the press responds in man
ner which shows that years have not had power TO
qaench his spirit any more than his patriotism.
" Has Francis P. Blair casks Mr.. Niles, address
sing hmscfto the nominal Court Editor, instead
ofthe corrupt Fourth Auditory HAS Francis P.
Blair the poor virtue of courage plainly to assert
what he has had the scoundrellsn TO nsinua,e g
Oh no: that is no, his policy. The slanderer who
dafsmcs tho regulations of honorable men for SO
many dollars per diem, always takes care SO to
gard his asscr.ons as tonreveTr the diminutidn
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SCRUGGS x BAGisf,
Grocer Il Commission Merchants

OIOCtR a. OOutUIlSslNl ~ GltHthL>s
MAN STREET, L. YNcHBrRG,
THAKL his method Of in'orm,n. tb.T friends
snd.a public genrvny, that they hive re
eeived their Fall and Winter supply OF Gords. con.
sis,tpg in part Of
II hhns. 8, Csois. Porto Rico AID y q. Sugars
20 bags Porto REQ, Lsguira aud Java CIhsc
1900 Tbs. LOAF Sugar. parl bcn family
1870 sacks Lscrpool salt
20 do Ground Alum DO
io'ons Plaster Pairs
100 s,Gcs 5ooi Leather
30 do Uppe. d.
4 bbf.. retailing Nolasses
30 barrels No and = y. & HefriugJ
10 do No. MacEarel
B do best tanner Oh
10 kegs Rogers ~ aud FFF Guppnwter
10 boxes Gunpowdef and impe,lal Teas selected.
part first rate
PAPER. Ginger. Allspcs, hrs, indigo. Nader, Cop
nerss, frimstonc, Alum. Sail Deuc Bar Lead.
Soap, Candies, Horse Collars. Whr,emnre'1 INT
ton and Wool Cards, &c. &c.-togethrr with Il
general assortment of Staple Dry Goods. Shoes,
Hats, &c. bought 10 the early part of the season
mostly in New York. In eddit,oo to winch, they
expect in a lew weeks from 20to 3jt1n. bar Iron
and CASTING, OF the hest 9nsliiy--s large assert
ment Of which they intend Keeping cnnsraRty on
bsnd--al of which they offer at ian pieces OF
cash, or in barter for Country Produce,
Country Merchan's ARE particularly Invited 10
give them call before they purchase elsewhere.
They likewise transact Commission B ,sine.s,
receive and forward Goods. aud pnrcha,e al kinds
Of Country Produce, (Ardent Spirits excepte T. J
inr which they will give the fair market value IN
cash. or in goods n, cash prices.
On hand abou, 1000 lbs. Prime Midng Bacon.
Oct II w5tii
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TUJUBE PASTE STARCH

u Hardpurri's No. 9, Gold and Tin Foil, porco-
lain and Human Teeth, Hippopotamus Teeth for
making Teeth Teeth Files, &c. The Jujuhe Posic
is very much esteemed for the cure OF Colds,
Hoarseness, Coughs, c,c.--Received and Tor sale
by howell DAVIES
OctSJ it's
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NWlRilAlA. 10 wd-At Kun. hollen IN tho Clerks OF
fec nt thu Gre Sape C0aa ol Law and Chance
re-, 90 The county ot ti,a3, tho month of 0ctobsr,
1sts--ssmuei faun,l, PHI agains William Tynes cx
ccntor Of isaIc Iynss de- Mary TvGrs widow of isasr
Tynes dec. sad Jaiats N Tynes, Peyton Tyne Luther
L. Tyurs Walker Desrnett md Elizabeth his wife, John
& Lshsu ard i'abha his wIlo Patience Iynes, and
james Betrrtpu md Jalii b.. ie. pesln Chancory
Ths defendants VIM. Trncs and James n. Tynes
having entered Their appearance ard given security
ding 10 the oct of Assembly and tue rules of court and
appearing from satisfactory eyidrncs that they
ahtaas of this Common On motion of the plaintiff,
by couu'c II is ordered thai tho ssii defendants Hism
1Ipes nni james n. lynes. do appear hero the first
Monday ~ January next, and answer the plaintiffs bill,
and that o this order be forthwith ted in the
f,Yncbhurg vitgn,sn for tive months successfully, anal
posted the fran, door Of the court house, Of this
cnry~Ie,ici Nai. HOLT. b.Csc
OF. 20 WIN
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WARDS I'll riCE, !
L,ynchbure. Nov. ist ls3!

w AttD > I'll riCE,
Lynchbure, Nov. ist ls}!
The drawing Of the North River Free Bridge
Lottery 10 received Some very handsome Prizes
drawn amounting to greatly metc than tho tickets
sold, 500, $50, $50 81. Sc.
The drawings OF the Western Virginia and
Shenandoah Lotteries arc expected hy tins evening 5
mail. A few chances yet on hand ut
WARDS OFFICE.
DIGGEs' OFFICE, !
Lynchburg, Nov. ls,, 1882.
Drawing of the Dismal Swamp Lottery, etess No.
IL, foi 1882
81 6 , - 30 81 "A "a A. i2
This da'e the drawing cf he Va. Wcilsburs Lot
terry, Ne e, wall be recc'vcd T''riIe;s and ahstes
may b: hy1s. D!aG%a' clFlGE
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EEsM\SV AL.
Nov l

AOHSAoN "a hs
n HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully
4 informs his friends and the public gen
orally, that he has removed frm No. - Smiths, to
No. 9 Light street wharf, a few doors from Prat
street. where he manufactures * offers tor sac,viz
5000 feet WOVEN WIRE, suitable for Rolling
and Standing Screens for Merchant Mills
1000 do POWDER, PAPER MOULDS, &c.
$50 dozen SIEVES, BRIDES, assorted
600 lbs annealcd WIRE, suitable for Brush ma
kers
100 sets l3 and Is inch Fan wheels
Together with WHEAT FANS, Wire Safes,
corn and sand SCREENS, STRAW CUT
TIERS, made of the bes, materials
n B. Country merchants and others, arc respect
fully invited to call and examine for themselves,
as he is determined to sell as low as can be pun
chased in this city.
WILSON BALDERSTON
Baltimore, Oc, %. 2tf
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TO MERCHANTS,
physicians Il the public generally.

FHNfiE subscriber is now receiving and viii con
Il tinue TO receive, superior assortment OF Me-
defines, Paints, Dyc-Stufs. Oils, Soaps, Perfume
ry, Brushes, Segars, Wines Chewing and Smof;-
iag Tobacco, Fancy Goods, Surgical, obsteiriea
and Dental instruments, Rice, Moasses Window
Glass, eie.wsrran,cd fresh and Of superIm quaI-
lily, in sale low, lfy howell DAWES.
On. - Ills
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La1gaab'e.-Julge Marcy, the candidate Of the
jackson party Cor the office Of Governor nj New
York. was formerly called Tee Spots caadidass, -
in consequence ofthe odioas sentiment avewcd by
him. that the Offices Of the country the legiti-
mate sFos Of victory, like the camp stores ola bea-
ten enemy, to be distributed among the conqucrors.
He 10 now, however, called the PeatesaonS or
Brooches candidate. This now title is very appro.
priately drawn from the following bill of expenses
formerly presented by Judge Marcy against the
State of New York, and which was duly allowed
and paid by the comptroller:
Slate Of ". Ymk, To Wm. L. Msrcp Or.
"For expenses Of holding special court. in Lock-
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rs A writer in the Abingdon Republican
speaks of Martin VIM Buren, as deg radsd
though worthy and patriotic" gentleman. Rather
eqavocal, this --amds, as enismitlcal as il Martin
had Written il himself.
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TRACT SOCIETY.

az No news by last nights mail.
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LETTER FROM LANGDON CHEVES. Esa

IESDLE1ON; August ~ loo-
SIR i received by the last mail, your letter Of
the 9th inst enclosing resolution adopted by Il
large and respectable meeting OF the citizens Of
Sumter District, on the 7th instant, by which | AN
appointed delegate Of the Union and States Rights
Party for cinemont County, 10 the Convention 10
DC assembled AT Columbia, on the fist Monday III
September next.
understand the object Of that Convention 10 be-
to discuss the proposition OF SOuttc5a C0nrcR-
ton. ] hat measure, acan Southern convcn-
ton, has my n'oh hearty appreciation. have no
doubt it is decidedly tho best measure the Southern
States adopt al this time III reference To the OPP
prcssive acts Of the General Governmfnt. II viii
give them the strength OF uuon, and wha, Is at
least equally valuable, the harmony Of unlor, a
mong themselves Every other remedy Is less
powerful, less certain, and probably less peaceful ,
any other remedy which has any power, has omi-
nous forebodnga oicyil stamped upon il. believe
il to be the only remedy that deserves the name.
believe no objection would be made 10 it, were II not
for party preLossession in favour of another II is
substantially the course proposed by JEFFERSON IN
his kentucky resolutions. TIE objection that 1t IS
unconstitutional is idle, and without any founda-
ton II is a uionstrous doctrine III the mouths Of
the assefters of State Rights. The proposed Con
yenton is one for dsLtbcrdtiOn. The Constitution
(admlttng that j, applies at all to the case, which
ought not to be granted inhlbits action. ltwould
be a novelty Of which history exhiblts parallel
were We to behold Sovereign States without the
power of comforting and deberating with each 9TH
er With these views, nm sorry cannot person
ally unite with you in the laudabe efforts you are
maklno 10 direct the public mind 10 TIA cog.sc d.
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'e necessary n protect the weaker interests oflhc
community against the stronger A provision, to
compel tie parties {, be- just 10 one anolhet; is as
halsi'"n4ah,c, u one To compel the Representative
to be tu,hQ {" his constituents and II would tc
quite % natural "a cxpeetio be able 10 rreservel-
b'rt without tie enc as without the other. with
oal The rFbi ri lnttrposiIon, or something analo-
Sphs, as wahOatt the r.ght ofsuii,ug, We sccof-
dns} indi that 10 state has ever been able to de-
eadi freedom, whose government has no. been
so esa-ed as - aecure, by some device, TO each
great interest OF tia community, the power Of self
protection.
Thus thinking, have entire confidence TINT the
ome wl', cone when orr dootrine, which has been
20 freely denounced, traltorous and rebellious.
viii he hailed, as bring the great conservative
principle OF cur admirable system of government.
aud when those who have firmly maintained il un
dcl So HistY irinls, Nll 10 ranked among thu erent
behetaetnrs ii the country.
With great respect, j am. a.. &c.
JOIN {. CALHOUN.
W. NJ Murray, Joan jenkins, ard others, Com
mlttee Of Arrangement
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Receipt Jor preserving eoB,Eioh Uafefn,eion rinds
Scrape All the soft from the inside, and the dark
g,ccn from tlc outside cut it III any form you fan
cy, and throw 1t into cold water until you boil Some
alum water, into which put ii, and lett boil two
hours and "A half then pat 1t nup cold wuter ngain,
ana boil some strong ginger tea, IN which 1t u,ust
be bol,d two hours and half then pu, it iuto cold
water until your syrup, (Which must be pound for
pcund) is made and strained, then lay in the rind,
boil 1.-TWO hours and hail, or longer il the green
rs not hundsomc. Put II into glasses the noxt day.
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Reeeipl far pte.e1rlng 4mc, i.aa ciltsn.

htf'Pf =" preserving Inn ian Lttr1A
Pare the dark green from the outside, and selape
the soft from the inside oltho melon; cut it IN DIFF
tcrcnt forms, boil ii IN alum watrs until clcat
throw II INTO spring water where 1T may remain
two or three hours, changing the water tequently.
10 one pound OF fruit take two of sugar, make Il
syrup of half the quantity of sugar, and boil in 1t
all the citron untl done when will he transparent
AT the expnau"n of two or three days, take The el
y from II, add the remaining halt nj sugar; t.ll y
pour II over iIl9 ci'ron, which Will be ready for
use. Season 1t with ginger, sliced cmon Is prec,
able.
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"
a diseased state y
1t appears then that tle cause CAUSES OF this
delcerous effect are not asccrtalncd 10 any degree
of certaln,y, and we thni the topic deserving and
admitting oil further Calculation.
MANGrt WCRzgf.--Ihs root is not sufficiently
known orcallvated in tbs country Last sprlns
we had prepared Il piece OF ground Ter early CON,
but there being more than we wanted Tor that puf-
pose, we split the lands and planted hall an acre III
mungel wurzcl, dropping the seeds one foot apart.
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TERMS.

r,rst per Al. am, payable in ly,nre.--Nn sub
-. ,.,ll be reserved for a r.s time than six mouths
,o,r will he HIsc ,gtihurI tbai lie discretion Of
a., tsl,tors) until all atrsarares paid.
- ,pyE8 fiSEMENfS will be inserted al 50 cent
,u,rs fnr s) tho first tine, anl y = cents nr each
s,nt,u,ncc Ihpse fran he pad hi pre-
MON, 4, their h.eroa the pIvneat assumed by some
sespous Bile person IN i.ynchhnrg.
~ All addressed to the Editors must be post pad
4,r tIr, will not be atten ted 10.
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BOETICAL.

whose waving shade,
With loved companions HOW no more, SO often we
have s,raycd,
The level green, where we 50 OF tor youthful
sports have meti
The dc4p. clear spring below the mli,-oh are re-
mcnib.red yet.
Where are che ,lear-tAe faithful friends that bless
cd my early youth,
Who's voss Of constant love were pledSei IN Ter
ycucy ami truth =
S,me wander f.r IN Iistan. cln.cs, and some are
Ia their graves,
And some are zone upon the main, some sleep be
meath is waves,
And some are strangers grow n, changed by sor-
OF by cfne,
While soine--a few -remain, III all unaicred, save
by tue.
Fond recollection brings to view each wcllremcm,
The ancielt bccen, upon whose bark ,her nnines
they U.s.! 10 ,rscc
In living yardurc robed, st.I' aloit its leafy
head,
Though IT, iarls thet cary d thelr names ,her con
n1w slumb,f @lt' the dad -
Yet still within tie w.thercd heart their ha0owed
memory dwclls,
Like drelms ofnnlsIc's sweetest strains, or chimes
Of ,.,stah bells.
The waters Now as e,s they ilowed VIXEN, seated
IN a nook
Unon II. hanks with friends now cone, watched
tue n,armurlns brook
Those viii known spots I've treasured up IN
memory deep st core,
But they who loitercd there with nc will never
kenny Them
FOR all are chaiss d, or far removed, or dead and
| reI.ne,
That The freshness of those carly days can never
more b. nine
AuI wAcrt Is she the loved OF ei VINO II ed het
enly VOW,
70 ae nj 35.l ;l.eau IN an n, are - vain
seek har dow:
lcrownel hef VITA ii Wreasn rAowcr, which then
th.ir fragrance she'd;
Blu, she, morc ftus yet Lao t.sg, j. nfnaerea
When las, viewed IL Il aaet. saw the rass tree
still IN bloom;
While she for whola n1ched its flowers, WAS
mouldern- IN her tamD!
y. earl loved and lost Twas mine through long
deciy. Ia find
IGy gsni. salr.tsger meek,-thy vii TO Heaven
,,.isu j -
t.aptiish II tir last sad nr,ur words were too
We,kto1,.I;-
trenI{ b,-ls t.ebls clnsn felt and heard thy
tant.s toy,a.,ij ~
But t.IY heasss iuep ioudhess knew chill I'LL life
self MS iaue,
A.it1Ju ia il, / II here, TO piod my weary way
aauc.
Oh minhooIs Strength may have It's CHARM
ambition may allure,
A.,l wcalI! and taMeTay spread then tolls to make
their victim sure,
AL tlln.us shed a mellow light, less dazzling
on our way,
Ill age COMES gliding silent on, to close our little
day
But never can the heart again know all that trust
Those dreams OF hope and love that shcd golden
light on youth.
baia may sooihc iHs heart,
" hens mere ocFeit oi al lie loved, ms youthful
hopes depart
LIS bfSt heilsiohS ilsAt Alone That then uiSpeis
Inc gloom,
" me a''h' "'th eagle eye, iea3s 10 W rlr be-
yoha ue 'omo;
'lope points da TO the Stfi;-'ahd on tat celestial
shof',
" mere We asi'h shoI' meet INC ''Ee@ ana toSI TO
part no more,
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