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DIR. SW AYNE'S
aNIEBILIOUS PILLS.

From, the ton thourord orlori,s INST ,,o,t,,
different kinds or Pills which arc oynosod i, H.
prints, and the absolute talseboods which ar.
told about the yarions dIscascs wL;rh thcr o,o n
cure, and mostly bv those who hive no knowI.
edge of the science Of medicine. eI,hrr hr theory
or by practice, to cure all the yaroIs discusses 10
which the human family aIe Subjects too pre-
posterou5 for any thinking mind 10 believe; the
whole object of the vender or onack must be 10
name all The various ills, IN order 10 catch all
as none other would have tho b,rdihood o., I'M,
pose such deception on a credulous community
1t would be quite as Iaudable in me- iudgng from
the virtues Of the above pills in comno rsn5 with
others. that | should cav thrv would cnI avery,
disease which exists IN Ier t;e sn,. hut oonnnt
will not do it-oltho,,gh believe thor yirtnos
are mite eounl to INV and snneror ,o most. and
do know tha, our most popular rbysicians a,e
in the constant use Of HEM and that rur,E ex.
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Pump Making.

ENIIE subscriber having lately removed
- to this county would respectfully in
form the public that he is prepared to make
and repair Pumps at short notice. His
work shall be done in durable and me-
chanical manner, and on moderate terms'
and should any of it fail on account of
any negligence of his, he will repair it
without charge, lie resides at the Pro-
violence Paper Mills (Meeteer's) on Little
Elk creek. Cecil County Md.
Orders left at the cell Wing office; a.
f. 4. Mitchel's Store, Fair Hill; or with
Joseph Halres at the Brick Meeting
House, will b attended to promptly.
JOSHUA T.. CAT HE'LL,
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1 is admitted bya'l who have "se! the,n land
shr has got lhHi DR.. Peters NcgHt b" FIJI, are
ke'.nost uniivlliad medicine ever discovered Y
The ingenuity Of man. They are suvcr" "a
p,,re iGr the following compltlu,s--lc,lo" AMI
bilious tavcrs. fever and ag'c, dyspepsia, rro". r
ivef complaint, SICK henJpchc. ieuEdr". as'hi0',
6r0psy, rheumatism. Ell! trgcment oI the spleen.
piles, ChgHc female ohstT'i' tons, heartburn, ny
red tongue. nausea, dtstcnsion Of IT,, stomach q
towels incipicnt dlrrhD5, fttulenrg, !aS'iu'j
costvencss loss Of appetite. tio'ched OF sii'pw
complexion, and al cages of torpor OF the Jp"
els, where . c1tna''ir u' al apcrlcn' u needed
They are exceedingly mild ~ Their operation.
p:olucmG neither nausea, gripping y tro'lly,
Dr. j. &. Smith. uf Wou's.or Va, s'ss--
They are \ better ri! than car nuke" lie
recommend, Their Use.
The agent at ;'ha'sburrh Va, says lie SIN
plies families tor 80 mites arVUui with Pee 5
Pills nnd they pcr.Drn sucn rrt" lr,.an'e cures
that Ltgy are preferred TO every "I"eI medicine.
Mrs { Ward, OF New orG, was troUyiet ":'h
dyspepsia and liver boWpaji !Ur ID years. / )
usng these Pills snor, tine sac was completely
cured
Miss Cllr., waa all etcd with irrognari'jesaad
obstruction, attended with most t,siros.Nng sylnp
toms. Sire was cared by using Dr Peters Fi'!s
Hon Z D DAVIS wus afflicted with rheumatism
s., as 10 be unable 10 dress himself. II'rcr boxes
Of Peters Pills cmsd him
But why mrI5py ircti'Honjals' We say 10
all, try Pr Peters Veg table Pills, and we WI.
guarantee thai afterwards you will use item in
PRIXclrAL 0FFicE, No. 90 Norrn SIKH
e,reet Philadelphia.
For s1le At the Medicine ard paint store oF
Or CHARLES ". fARFER, general agent; "y
Joseph ilaines at the Brick Meeting House. and
bv John l.. Clarlon PIVOT Bridge
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For mary years. whilst engaged in tho prac-
lice Of! my Pre- iessicn nave Frequently Observed
mncI4 injury cone from the improper admin S.
trtiuu q neutcne, with view to "Npel wornis
fran the hunlan system; and that at time when
the little suirrer was very unable 10 tcar such
nlIs' treatment; giving GIast.r and quite too nc.
tive pa.gtiyes, worm teas, &c. &c, which Oft
times Will produce grcrt suffering, ana lay the
foundation Tor disease winch wolld he much
more di.liGulL 10 eradicate than that produced Uv
| Worms.
It is much 20 be regretted, that thousands are
swept OF, or rendered weak pale, and cmtcia-
ted, in their cIriy Stages OF existence, aud then
"OnSli' ttlOns I'M e,lnucd, ana foundation lIi,
Tor pulmonary diseases, SC. &c entirely from i'm
proper treatment. Worms being csptcinlly lil
ae TO Iuhauit persons Of dcpiitated digestive or.
gaHs. and those Of weak constitution, therefor
much mischief IS often done by the ordinary mod.
Of treating. generally consists OF til
most active purglt.yrS; and further, II has hcci
proved by actual experiment, that WORMS vii.
x St ior long time, even Wien they are tHiown
il.to a soiution oI Eiust Of the common weplra-
',n which IRE Used Tor the destruction ot tuosr
annd IS; whereas, it has seen as illlv pgovCu Hnt
III the preparation which offer to the public,
called DIR. SNnync'S Ncrunluge." they Cannot
exist lor any length o! tiue.--nut s!chcr, dwn-
Die and die. and pass OIL from The body with Vii,
stools and other offensive matter necessary to be
disc Hargcd giving a new aud healthy action t,
lhc whole Almcntlry Canal, and all without the
least Inconvenience 10 the sufferer.
Worms are capable Of producing great distur
hancc ia Tie system; not OIL do ;ney ugarIvai'
al ordinary scISes but tuCy Also give Use To
Tfaat variety OF very alarming and auomau o
elections. Ir.Ieee the whole trlin oisp ,snodI
and cunvulsvo diseases, may proceed from tIt
irritation Of Worms IN the AIi.ncntary Canal
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TIE POCAHCNTAS OR
INDIAN PILL.

The great variety of Medicines offered in the
u. Siatea, for the cure of every disease and
theirgencral use furnish proof that the confidence
oFthc community (in this class of Medicines in
crcases. this Ind been confined to persons
well acquainted with the principles Of the heal
Ing art ncaculahle benefit would have resulted
to society. Unfortunately, however, these ar
u'!2s have too frequently been prescribed in
complaints Of opposite character, and the same
medicine been offered ASA specific remedy for all
the discusses which flesh is heir to-
In bilious Fn"cr, enlargement Of the Liver,
iaundi'e, Bilious Choic, Vomiting. Sick and
Iom Stomach attended with Headache, Dvs-
Pepsa and C"stvensss, Inflammation Of the I,iy-
or, and aIl t"osc arrangements Of the stomach
and bowels, and general health, dependent on
congestion OF the Liver aid lis circulation, the
Pncahon'as PHI will perform the part of spe.
citic or certain remedy. We only solicit at the
bands Of the public, Il fair trial OF the Pill, and
e"l assured no encomiums will be necessary
with those who use them.
Milton, Pa. C.B. MERRICE. MD
Sold at DR.. Palhers Medicine and Paint store
E.nton, Joseph fiainos Brick Meeting House.
Joan L. Clayton Pivot Bridge, Maryland.
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CAUTION.

AS all medicines which become very popular
Ike that of DR. Swayne's Compound Syrup o.
Wild Cherry, attempts to Initiate or Counter.
fit in sone way, are very frequently resorled 10
Therefore it is thought best to put the public on
their guard against Imposition. In the courseof
only Two or three yeays after thia most deserved
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Look at This i!

A LFRED c. COLE, has just opened a
AAshop for the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
III the house lately occupied by Jacob
Anderson, where he is prepared TO make
GARMENTS of every description, in the
best Style. lie receives regularly every
three months, the latest.
FASHIONS,
and natters himself that his work cannot
he surpassed in nealness ard durability.
1t he should make a msfl, he will buy
cloth and replace the garment with new
one. Dec. 10, lSa2-3m.
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100 Acres

Of land. 50 of which are in high state
Of cultivation, having been recovered from
forest within few years past, the bal
lance in young thriving timber.
The situation is not supposed by any
IN the county, being high and airy, with
excellent water, and would afford both a
comfortable and profitable residence fora
genteel family, having large, new, and
comodIous Buildings, with variety of
choice fruit trees which will soon I've in
bearing. ENOClI CLOUD
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Dr.. SWaynr,e Strengthening
Vermiluse,
IN EFFECTU.3L RE.NEDYFOE
UDR.NS:

And from its tonic properties will he rsorul for
delicate, sickly, and dysPrptic children or a
dnlts; and VIII in all cases prevent tie genera
ton OF Worms, which mikes it still u more
valuable compound.
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JOHN RANDEL, JR

MOTHERS, BE ON YOUR GU AID.
This is the season when this destructive com
plant attacks your interesting little children, OF
ten robs you of those you fondly doat on, anc
carries hundreds to the grave. L cry mother
should, therefore, knowits symptoms, watch
thtm closely, and always be pref AIRED with 4 rem
edy to cure it, as many are daily sacrificed by
such neglect. At first the little patiort is seized
with sLivering, it grows restless, has lushes of
heat, the eyes become rcd and swollen, it breathes
with difficulty, and then comes that fearful
COUGH that will surely terminate in convul-
SONS or death unless something is Immediately
given to cheek it. IN this complaintthe "BAL-
SAM WILD CHERRY" is well known 10
he the most speedy cure ever discovered. 1t is
indeed precious remedy mild safe and inno-
cent and sure TO give the little sufferer mmedi-
ate relief, and quickly restore it to safety and
health. Every mother who loves her children
should always keep it in the house and give it to
them enrly; by doing so you may often save ON
life Of ono you fondly love. Remember this is
the famous remedy Of that distinguished physi-
clan, DR.. Wistar, which has cured thousands Of
GROUP WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA,
CONSUMPTION, &C., after every other medi-
Gle haded.
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tn,i,vrro,,p.r his rrn,,t;I ,cro,,,,,.
10, G,srr,ninr nbIr'and eIsnnf Tvs
,r,,i1u,n Ip Inc farmer ir,,tJs md ,d
4 We 80 generally ciloI on him snro , ,'"-
t.bfst.,,.r, IN bnyi,,ysas il s ,,ro,f t,,',, ~,
has heretofore GIVEN s,,st;,ct,on ia vii ',a,
$50 cyrry cxer!,y9 not only Ia nla,so ,o f,,,,,
I,l, To if,rais,, tie
lfjEtpb-V and nEST HAT IN THE CITY.
Thus he Is On Ned TO do from his Iractca-
mo" rIae, and qcrllnr'y economical cash svs-
ten Of b s'H"ss At less prices than they can be
offered by those w,'o arc mere buyers and srlers
,n! s.il adhere TO the old credit system, wit,
'gl rc"'s and eStrlg'gnitt expenses IN proof
81 ms p"stl"n, lie "lll, On lAusjay, The 9th q
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TO RENT.

FETllE subscriber will receive proposals
n for renting about 1900 acres Of his
property on Elk River and Back Greek. in
the Safe of Maryland, in farms of from
90, to $50 acres. situate about SIX miles
south of Elkion. on the Philadelphia and
Baltimore Railroad, and about three miles
west from the wet end Of Chcsapeake &
Delaware canal, together with his STEAM
SAW l. plastic, MILLS. Of from 20 To
80 horse, and THREE FISHERIES s.
7 O LIME kiLES.
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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber will sell his farm, situate
about one mile Nortf West of Elk,on
Cecil county, state OF Mary land, contain
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New Goods.

AT THE RED STORE OPPOSITE THE
COURT HOT ST..
FNHE subscriber is selling FALL and
n VIM ER GOODS. lower than thew
have been sold for ten years past,
Some OF which are the following goods:
ioths, assorted colors and qualities. fine
and superfne Factory cloth, Ves,ings, red.
gr' en-, yelIow and white, FlanneIs Cam
ton Flannels, Blankets, net Wooden
Shawls, Blanket Shaws. wors,ed and
wooden Stockings, Mouslin de Lanes,
depacha Lusler for ladies' dresses, Mort
noes, Bombazines, Manchester and Fails
ton Gingams. dark caicocs, Tickings,
hlcached and Brown MusIins, Glove,
Buck, Mitts, Comforts. &c. SC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MARSHALL COUNTY


Agreeaby to previous notice, meeting Of the cti.
zens was held at Sand Hill, Marshall county, Virginia,
on Saturday, January 2oth, lS43. VIM McCreary,
ST. having been called to the Chair and John Lee APP
pointed Secretary-the object of the meeting was ex'
planned to be for The purpose of appointing Delegates
10 attend the Democratic State Convention, 10 be held
in Richmond, on the second of March next. After
consultations the following resolutions were
adopted:
Reso'red, That we do appoint Alexander Newman,
ESQ of the Senate, and J. T Marn Esq, of the I'll.
of Delegates, to represent US in the Richmond Con.
ventjon.
Reso'red, Tina, in the opinion of this meeting, some
measures ought to be adopted in said Richmond Con
venon, promote the reformation OF the present Con
su'ion Of Virginia
Rsso'ccd Tha, we cordially approve of the course
pursued by jefferson T. Martin Esq in the House OF
Delegates, und recommend him 10 The citizens of Mar
shall county for re election.
Resoieed That highly approve the pur.
eued in Congress, by the Hon h. Steenrod, and sin
cerely recommend him to the citizens ofthe District for
reelection.
Reso'scd, That the above proceedings be forwarded
to The Wheeling Argus for publication.
WIN. McCREARY, SR, Gin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

AL meeting of the Democratic Republican State
Rights party Of the county of Lunenburg, held at the
Courthouse on the 18th day of February lS43 for the
purpose of sending Delegates 10 the District Conven'
lion, 10 be held at Prince Edward February court to
select candidate to be voted for by the party Sc
naor in the District, composed of the counties of Char
lo,te. Prince Edward, Nottoway and Lunenburg, to
supply the vacancy be created at the close of the
present session Of the Legislature, BY the resignation
of Louis c. Boudn; on motion, JAMES Neal was called
TO the Chair and Robert Blackwell, Jr., appointed Sc
cretary.
The following resolution was adapted:
Resolred, That we concur in the proposed Conven.
ton 10 be held al Prince Edward February court for
the purpose of selecting suitable candidate to be
voted for BY the Democratic Republican party for Sc.
nator in the District composed of the counties of Char
otte Prince Edward Noitoway and Lunenburg, at the
ensuing Spring election to supply the vacancy that
shall then be created, by the resignation of Louis G.
Bouldin aud that the following gentlemen be appoint
ed Delegates to represent this county in the said Con.
venon: Ellison Clark, Field Clark, Capt Benz. Wat.
son. Nicholas +. Davis, Capt Joel Blackwell, Captain
John c. Epes, Benz. L. Smith, Matthew L. Spencer,
and John T. Street.
And, on motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added
Ordered, that these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary and forwarded to the Editor
of the Richmond Enquirer, with request that they be
published.
JAMES NEAL, Chm.
ROBERT BLACKWELL, JR,, Seey.
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Col, II. Il. Kelly, J. II. Kelly, n. E Pruden,
Major J. P Eley, Ro Lawrence, }. w, keei'ns,
Wills S. Riddick, Ro r. Prent's and r Is. Ffeh'is'
BE- appointed delegates, to represent lh's County, "
said Convention. 10 ,dded
ResotrcG, That the Chairman a"u S's' -
10 the above delegation Metric,
R,soircd That this meeting recommends -. -
Convcucn TO be holden in the town OF Sh''hhe'u' On
the second Friday IN March next 10 nominate sa' "
able candida,e, to be supporter " Tue De"'o''' y
this ConGre ssional District
Pesojred That in the event the la3t resolution u
carried into effect the following gentlemen oe aPPo''
cd n attend said District Convention :-Anofew
Rawls, Exum jenkins, VIM Howell, Edward Lowell
HaY,s Na,bl, Rawls, John Rawls, VIM +. Daugh
,rev lanes Daunhtrey, DR.. L. Ii. Webb, IL IL
Pants p B. Prentis, Edward Arnold, j. w. Keel.
;ng. John Keeling, John Gask'ns, ;. II. Nelly, H.
NJ Goysu, Elisha kaSls' n NOS SaI Roe C"
nev Ro Lawrence, John d. Day, }. r Eley, Jno
ca, Zoo ". Hockey, A. Brnkley, James Al'lby,
Thomas NJ. Corbeil, VIM. Vesey, Ro B Parker, John
S,mons H. Butler, J. NJ. McCenney, William
Dangh,,ev. II. h Darden, jethed Riddeck, Dempsey
80 r Pruden, Joshua Smons, Sam r.
Saunders O. Parker, A. K. Rawls, and ii. III.
Rcso,red That in the event that the delegates to the
State Conventions TO be holden in the city OF Rich
mond. should not attend that A. Atkinson, Joel Hol-
leman. VIM Talem, and VIM A. Spark, Esqrs., be
onnoioied as alternaes to represent this county, IN
said Convention
On motion OF DR.. r. Fl. Webb,
ResoIred. That this meeting recommend to the
favorable consideration of the National Convention,
The name of Jno. c. Calhoun, as candidate for the
next Presidency Of the United States; but, in the
event that any other candidate shall be selected BY
said Convention, hereby pledge ourselves to sup
port said nominee.
Resoired, That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, and that copies of the same
be forwarded the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer,
Portsmouth Chronicle Norfolk Beacon, and Norfolk
Herald, with the request that the same will be pub
lished in their paper.
Resotrcd That this meeting do adjourn, sine die.
JOHN CROKER, Chairman.
BRISEIEY. SecretQrU.
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sectional feeling and interest, personal predlec
tons, the defeat of Democracy will be sure in ls44
Therefore,
i. Resoircd That whatever may be the personal
preferences of the Democrats of Page county, they
will unite upon the nominee of National Democratic
Convention, or the candidate who may be chosen by
the Democratic party FOR the next Presidency and sup
port him with unwavering zeal.
9 Resoiced, That, in The opinion OF this meeting
the above ought 10 be, and is, the sentiment, enter
tanned By the whole Democratic party throughout The
country.
inp. The embarrassments under which the Government
of the L. S. now labor; the deplorable condition &c
which has been reduced, the direct coas qrcnces
of the despcahe measures, and disastrous policy Of
the Federal Wing party, now in Power-and that their
runous career should be arrested as soon as pracica
BILE.
On motion of |. II. slrickler, the Chairman Yves
added 10 the number Of delegates.
On motion of David Coffman, Esq.
Resoired That the proceedings OF this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and published
in the Woodstock Sentinel and Richmond Enquirer.
On motion Of Daniel Splitter, Esq, the meeting ad
JOHN MCPHERSON, Chairman.
Isaac II SrRlCKLEE, Secretary
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CAROLINE COUNTY

At meeting Of the Democratic party of Caroline
held at the Bowling Green Monday, the 18th inst
on notion William z. Taylor, Esq, was called to the
Chair, and William a. Buckner appointed Secretary
The objects of The meeting being explained by The
Chairman, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
On motion,
Resoircd, That this meeting highly approve of the
Democratic State Convention to be held the city oil
Richmond on The Cd day of March next, and that the
following gentlemen be appointed Delegates to said
Convention viz: Dr. b. f. Taliaferro, Lewis George,
Daniel Dejarnelt, William A. Moncure, A. Thornton,
Keeling Rowe, James ID Coleman, Washington Buck.
ner Captain r. Sutton, John b. Tod Colonel John
Washington, Col. A. Samuel, J. Flippo, COL Boothe
Brown, M. JONES' G. Fiizhugh, J. o. Sutton, +. w.
Scott, W. w. Dickinson, S. c. Scott, W. T. Taylor,
and W. A. Buckner.
On motion,
Resotred, That a delegation of ten be appointed to
represent this county, in the Convention OF Delegates
from the counties OF Sposylvania and Essex for the
purpose OF selecting suitable person candidate to
represent the Democratic purity in the next Virginia
Senate.
Col John Washington was unanimously chosen by
this meeting candidate 10 represent The democratic
party, in the next Legislature of Va.
On motion,
Resoiued, That the thanks Of this meeting be ten
dered TO Colonel A. Samuel, for The able and efficient
manner in which he has discharged his duty repre-.
sentative.
The following resolution was ofereo oy Doctor D. r
Taaferro, advocated by &. Fzhugh Esq, with much
ea.nestness, and unanimously adopted
Whereas, A proposition has been gravely submitted
to the Congress Of the United States, and supported by
several members of tina, body, and advocated by
of the citizens of the United States in their primary
assemblies and also by several of the public presses OF
the country, for the Government of the United States
10 issue 200 millions Of dollars worth of scrp-o be
divided among the Sa'es OF this Union, or, in other
words to assume the debts of the States TO that amount
therefore,
Rcsoiued, That the Democratic party of Caroline Co,
is decidedly opposed any such measures, believing,
as it does that would be UNJUST unwisc, and uncon.
stitutlonal.
On motion,
Resoieed, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and forwarded
the Richmond Enquirer, and Democratic Recorder Of
Fredericksburg, for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WIN. P. TAYLOR, Gin.
Wv. A. BrcKNER, Sew
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Ely ". c. BRYANT.
I.r, me move slowly through the street,
Flied with an eversillttln. train,
Amid the sound Of steps ;Nat heat
The murElurin. walks like Autumn rain.
How fast the lifting figures come,
The mild The fierce. ;he siony face;
Some hli.ht - nh t!,on.htle-s smiles, and some
Where secret tears have !eit their trace.
They pass-to toll, to strife, Ia resi-;
To halls III which the feast j. spread;
To chambers where the funeral guest
In silence sits beside the dead.
And some To happy homes repair,
Where children, pressing creek TO CHECK,
Where .nulr cafesSes shall declare
The tenderness they cannot speak.
And some, who walk in calnness here,
Shall ,huddrr Is they teach the door
Where one who maoe their dwelling dear,
Its flower, It's light, is seen no more.
Youth, with pale cheek and slender frame,
Aud dreams of greatness in thine eye.
Goest thou 10 huiid an early name,
Or early In the task to die:
Keen son Of trade, with eager brow.
Who is now tiutterug in lhy snare!
Thy golden fortunes, tower they how,
OR melt the gilierine spires IN air:
Who of this crowd, 10 night, shall tread
The dance I'LL das light CLEANS a.ain;
Who sorrow DER The untmeiy dead:
Who wIi;hc in ,!iroes OF mortal pains
Same, famine-struCk, shalt think how long
The cold, dark hours, how slow the light.
And some who haunt amid the throng,
Shall hide in dens Of shame tonight.
Each, where his task or pleasures call,
They pass, and heed each other not.
There is " ho heeds, who holds them all,
In his large love and boundless thought.
These struggling tides Of life, that seem
In Maynard, aimlcss course 10 tend,
Are edtieS of the mighty stream
That rolls 10 i;s prcieSiined end.