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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-04
No. DO FAYEVTE STREET

MO- 10 IN bUIh STREET..
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev. WIZ. II. SMITH A. M, Prn of Classical Depart't
Mr.. WIN, F. PEABODY, Principal of Mathematical 50
MIR. l.. NJ SAITH, Principal of Preparatory
MI Z. f. WETNoRE, Instructor in Department OF Phi
losophy and Rhetoric.
Rev j. G. MoRRIs, DID, Lecturer on Natural History
Rev, G. P. KRAUrH, A. NJ. g Psychology & Ethics
Rev: j. nj, JENNINGS, NJ. D. " Elemen' y Physiology
DR.: WIN. NJ. KEMP, NJ. D., Prof Elementary Anatomy
Odd
EE EMOVAL. The MERCHANTS, FIRE IN
Eva SBRANCE COMPANY, have removed their
Office to the Building of the American Life Insurance
Company, No. l9 SOUTH STREET. directly oppo-
site their former location. ih3LAll kinds of Propertv
Insured in Town or Country ma 3n,if
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-04

New PAPER. The "American Republican
is the title of new and handsome daily paper
lust started in Cincinnati. 1t is edited with
distinguished ability, and will doubtless meet
with Success IN its advocacy of American Re-
publcanism.
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% COME AND GO WITH Us, AND WE WILL
DO YOU GOOD! The Marion Total Abstinence So
cety will hold Public Meeting At their Hail. Ensor
street, on THIS "wednesday EVENING al 7 o'clk
Addresses will he delivered by Mr. ]. w. Hawkins,
from Boston, Mr.. George Collect, and other eminent
speakers of this city The public are invited to at
tend. BY order of FIX. Committee
SAMUEL. HILL, Chairman.
10 Seats reserved for Ladies' l..
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HOTEL.

e. EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
ne subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
ana the public, that he has purchased Mr.. ERASTUS
GoLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse Of the
above establishment.
me Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD De
fOIS, and offers every nducement for comfort. The
rooms are large and airy, and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Class Hotel he fiatters him
sell tat every department of the establishment will
De conducted N style to please those who may favor
him with call. Id2 in John WEST
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QI5- MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY. The re-
guar quarterly meeting of the Mechanical Fire Com
pany will be held AT their Hall over the Engine Room
on THURSDAY EVENING, 5th instant at O'Clock,
This being nomination night, it is particularly desiroua
that each member would he punctua in his attend
ance, BY order,
Diet JOHN FTRLONG Sac,v
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MURDER AT SANDUsKY. A young man,
aged about . years, by the name of Ashael
Philo, was killed short distance from Sandus.
ky, Ohio, by mulotto, named Henry Guild
christie, on the night of the 10th ult The
deceased was in company with his father and
cousin, returning home; and were attacked by
Guldchriste and another black named John.
son, with clubs and a dagger, which the former
used with deadly effect. The principal offend.
er fled to the woods, but was finally taken by
people, who turned out en- masse for the pur.
nose.
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q NITED STATES HOTEL.
" IY.4SIffNGTON CITY, d

w. TYLER BIRCH, Propretors
ne subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
uie IaVeHlng community that the back building, re
centy erected and attached to their former large e
'aoslment, is now completed and thoroughly furnish
co. contains forty five elegant bed chambers, ana
one OF the largest dining rooms south of New York
ha'ihg now every facility and convenience that ear
fehoef an Hotel comfortable feel great confidence
IN our ability to give ennre satisfaction h all who may
patrOnize us. fnlg fl TYLER & RIRcH
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A NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

~ " wv In pooDo . loRE,
Just opened at No. 1876 FRANKLIN STR EET,
BETWEEN EUTAW AND PACA SITS.
NREAT ATTRACTION!
AZ AUCTION BARGAINS!
general aud well selected stock of cheap Goods
just opened at the above stand, aud for sale whole
sale and RETAIL at very low prices. Give us call and
judge for yourselves.
LIST OF BARGAINS FOR THE FIRST WEEK:
Cloths from 81 25 upwards; Cassmeres s 90 and up
wnrdS; Cassinetts and Nestings very cheap; Faunes
all wool, 25c; Lindseys l2ac; Heavy III kings 10 and
l2ac; Shifting and Sheeung Musins 6!c and upwards;
Calicoes 7sc and upwards; Crash &c; Canton Elan,
nels and lOc; Linen Cambria Handkerrhiefs l25c;
with Mouslin de Laiaes, Cashmeres, Merinos, Alpa
cas-, Cloakngs sc. &c, at proportionaby low prices
bargains, from Auction, are expected every week; SO
do not forget the No. 1875 FRANKLIN-ST.,
d4 few doors West of Eutaw street.
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{G7- GEORGE ). EICHEhBERGER, ESQ, now a
Deputy Sheriff, is most respectfully presented to the
voters OF the city OF Baltimore candidate for the
office of Sheriff AT the ensuing election.
n3O- law3t+ NORTH POINT
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New Dress. The New York Sun of Mon
day, appeared ina new and beautiful dress
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Total revenue reported,

NAVAL. The U. S. frigate Potomac, Capt
Gwynn, dropped down to Hampton Roads on
Sunday, and will sail to-day. The Norfolk
Beacon says, the Hon. VIM. Crump, of Vir-
ginia, u s. Charge d'Afares to Chill, and his
son Richard Crump, his private Secretary, and
the Hon. J. H. Bryan, of Ohio, U. s. Charge
d'AfFares to Peru, and his son Richard Bryan,
his private Secretary, 90 out as passengers in
the Potomac. The Mexican steamer Monte
yuma, arrived there on Saturday last from New
York.
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CHEAP! CHEAPM CHEAP!
"ENRI w. COOKE, corner of HANOVER
II n and LOMBARD SITS, has on hand large and
handsome assortment of
FRESH WINTER DRY GOODS,
Consstisg of ladies' genemens, children's and ser
wants. wear, of all kinds together with large stock
of HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. For sale, whole
sale and RETAIL very low, ut the
DEPOT FOR BARGAINS,
Corner of Hanover and Lombard streets.
0g- All who want TO purchase good Goods, and at
very low prices, can he accom- ndafed. d.
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HEEOAU BLACK VGLVHiA Gimp r. X
HD SCARFS AND CL0AKS. have Just receiv, d
IL pieces of the above article, which is entirely diff
erent from any thing now in the market
J. NJ. HAIG, No. t2l Baltimore street,
n29 4doors above South street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-04

BARGAINS In REAL ESTATE.
llYrskl, Two brick Houses in fee at s40O each; 3
ETN.;: brick houses for $4,000, yields S2l6 clear of
kSJiii taxes and ground rents; store and dwelling
on High street rented at $685. for Sl500, sub
ject 10 S4l ground rent; three story brick house on
Baltimore street, near South, in fee simple; three 3
story brick dwellings on Franklin street, brick house
and lot in fee for l0OO, LOT Is fest by 1872, Hons
street, brick house i'll fee on ~ Exeter street. lot 2
feet by 80, for $3.50, with others.
GROUND RENTS FOR SALE Two lots of $500,
one of 800, and one of S22t.
WANTED. Ground Rent of $3.50 and one of
$40. Applyto THOS J. GOTT,
Stock Broker and Property Agent,
d3-2t' al Second-st., adjoining the Exchange.
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70 Seats reserved for Ladies. '' -'''''' r.

DC GREAT ATTRACTION AT MORTI-
MER & MOWBRAY'S. LADIES' black Kid Gloves
only l24 cts; gentemens Buck do Isl: three thread
thibct and best Cashmere, l2, % and 80 pair: zen
u@men's Stocks Isl cents; elegant black saiin Bowed
50a62; super silk Scar 50 cts; do spotted and Blk
Satin 81; children's double lined wOrsted Bonnets
very handsome styles, l2l cts Paris Elastic suspend
ers - and ii cts silk do. 80 cts. Jet Hair Pins and
l2a cents; gilt very low; closing OFF our Jet But
tons at cts &c per do2 elegant steel Buttons; steel
Pens g. per card Brushes; Combs; Pefumery: Purses:
Ornaments; steel and gilt Beads. We are now clos
ln@ on goods purchased at New York Auctions at very
low prices. We need not say to those who know us
that we have but one price for goods from which
we make no abatement.
~ Right on the Of Market and Charles-stS
df-2tF MORTIMER K MOWBRAY
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n ORFEERN LTBERT1ES, WASHING
~ TON, D. c. Persons wishing to take this pa
per IN the above part of the Metropolis, will please
ieaye their names and resi- enGe at Mr.. ANTHONY
hOLMEAD'S Store, corner OF eth and streets, and
he will have them supplied early. p3ulw
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DRESSING GOWNS, DRESSING COINS.
A FEW OF those very needy aud comfortable
IN ticles, Especially for the student and those who
are often called up at mighty gotten up in good style
and for sale AT z. DOMAIN E'S,
M 2awJ German-st.
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X. j. BAIN has removed his Office to SARA
~ TOGA STREET, one door east Of Howard,
where he will attend exclusively to tile practice OF his
profession, in its various departments. mis- colin
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NHLAIN DRAB AND MOUSE COLORED
~ FRINGE FOR CLOAKS. J have just manu-
featured an assortment of the above article, which
will sell, wholesale or retail, accommodating terms
J. M. HAiG'S Fringe Factory,
No. l2l Baltimore street,
n29 fri doors above South-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-04

|HNRE MENDOUS RUN-A PERFECT IAN
AT 23I MARKET STREET, for cheap RUB
BEkS and cheap SHOES! As you pass up down
Market street. just look in and you will be as!Oashcd
at the crowd and quantity of Shoes carried away daily
SfrwR Misses RUBBERS for so cents
Ssssasss4AzS Ladies' do for IS
Mems do for al
French Kid Jeffersons, thick sole, 70 cents
Ladies' kid and morocco Ties, 81
Ladies' thick sole Leather Shoes, IS, high cut
Boys thick sole MonrOes, 37l
Chldren's Caters and Bootees, 49,
% Goodyear's water proof RUBBERS, handsome
styes-as Sandals, French Jeffersons and Slispcrs;
also, mems Patent new style,
r. GRIFFIN, 23i Market street,
IT. One door above Charles-st.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME
priaeo of S3G,0Hi pn2e OF S4,o0O
. $4,000 &" 1000
l Il 5000 d g. Clpu (

Tickets SlOOO-slareS in proportion.
Rsh on apackage of % quarters, thar can draw you
inc snug sum oi $4,000, fortune for life, can be mad
OF Emory s. Co. for SIS.
Drawn Nos. OF the Md. Consolidated LOTTERY, class
40, drawn December 3-lowest prize $50:
&c 10 Is is A. 66 s 40 So 30 30 8
G85- Oidefs meet with prompt attention.
EMORY & CO., No. 2 Caivert-st
II Baltimore MARYLAND
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4 100000 OF EnME

LUMBER sELLIN" AT REDUCED PRICES,
we offer for sale our large and general assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER-such as Panel; common
select and common Cuttings; Laths; Joiss, Rafters;
Shingles &c. Also, large and general assortment
Of Hard Wood, such as Cherry; Button Wood, curl
and plain Maple Scanng; Is 900 feet best4. Cherry;
5000 feet best 81 and inch Cherry, for hand rail- SIS
Walnut aud Poplar; Chair Plank and Poplar Scanr-
ling and Columns IA, 6 4, a. l0-4, l2-4 and 4 and
inch Ash. All Of the above we offer at pleasing
prices. ID. Il. THOMAS & Co,
d2-3 West Falls Avenue
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SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
WN e invite the attention of the public to our very
w large stock of select and fashionable GOODS,
every article of which will be found of the most dura
bic fabric and at very moderate prices, viz
Rich cOlOred Silks, Brocades and Satins
Rich yard wide Satins; Striped Blue Black Silks
Splendid (high lustre) Black Italian Lustring
do "a and "A Gro de Rhine and Scarf Silk
Richest style of Cashmeres and Mousn de LANES
Various new fabrics of Printed Dress Goods
Superior French B0mbazines and Alpacas
do. do. Merinoes and Thibet Cloths
CLOAKINGS-New styles of French and English
Nagnifcent embroidered Grape SHAWLS, o few
of which are the most costly imported.
Splendid Long and square Cashmere Shawls
do. Terker SHAWLS, at all prices.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO,
d4-6t No. 203 Baltimore street.
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HN j. IL G. f. WEBB,
EIs No, ) HOWARD STREET,
Next "Wheatield Inn,"
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
New York HulPd BUCKWHEAT, in packages for ia
mily use
Fresh Bunch RAISINS, in whole and half boxes
Almonds, Currants, Fresh Citron, Rock Candy
bordeaux PRUNES, in fancy boxes; Maple Sugar
Cocoa and Cocoon Paste; West India Preserved Lines
Citron, Pine Apple, and Canton Preserved Ginger
Maccaroni; vermicclli; Sardines; Anchovies
Hapers, Olives, &c. &.
Medford, Pic Mic, sugar Wine and all other CRACK
Frs; Boston CRANBERRIES, &C.
Also: New York Premium FLOUR, "Whitney" br.
n26- eotlstJ.
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CHEAP FAMILY BIBLES, SCHOOL
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HDARSONS &. PRESTON, BookseIler Pub
n fishers and Blank Book Manufacturers, have ON
hand for sale, large and valuable assortment of
BOOKS, Medical, Theo sical, School and MiscelIa-
neous, which offer on the most pleasing terms.
STATIONERY, Foreign and Domestic
BLANK BOOKS of every description and pattern
ALMANACS, of every variety, for ls45
PAPER-Cap, Letter, Drawing, and Wrapping Pa
per, all prices and qualities.
RAGS taken in exchange, and highest price given
For sale by PARSONS & PRESTON,
No. Isl Pratt street,
d4 Adjoining The Rail Road Depot.
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{G3- PEASE Z SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF HOARHOUND CANDY. This Justly celebrated
Candy for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds
HoaIsencSs, Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, &c.
may be had, al wholesale retail, of Roberts s At,
knson, corner OF Hanover and Market streets; or of
Perkins X Brother, corner OF Franklin and Green sts
or F.. II. Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore n30 5wv
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a TR. DONAHUE'S TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
IA German street, all Garments are cut in the best
and most fashionable style, and made to order, on
reasonable terms. n7-2awtil
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Fx7KOMAS s. ALEXANDER, late of the CITY
Il of Annapolis, ATTORNEY AT LAW, has op-
ened an Office at No. SPURRlER's Court, Lexing-
ton street. His residence is at the West corner of
Saratoga street and Sharp street alley where he may
be consulted after the usual Office hours. He pro
poses TO practice in the various Courts OF Civil rs-
dlcon in the city of Baltimore, in the Court of Ap.
peals, Court of Chancery, and Anne Arundel county
Court, id eo3ts
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U5- TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore, or in the United States, on any subject con
hecled wlh literature or science. Oratons from SIS
to SiO, occupying twenty and forty FIVE minutes Lee
lures 50 to so; Letters and Essays 3d. Pieces for de-
clamaiion So to So Inscriptions for tombs SO to So
Sentimental Tales So to $40. Advertisements 81 to
50. songs So. News Carriers Addresses IS. Acios-
ties 81 Pieces for Albums, Sc SC. cents per line
Persons at distance will address (poSt paid and Ell
closing remuneration) the Milford Bard, or DR.. John
Lohand, Baltimore Citizens will call at the Wash
ington University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post Office encIos-
ing the quid pro quo &C Editors friendly to me- will
please give an insertion. nl2
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sSes.SDgssD Do I, s, can >, Be ma ma

S1onND = V IV.U3t at IIt aII LUCKY
yesterday to Nos 10 % 45, prize of Sll36, sold TO
gentleman of Feli's Point Nos. % 30, prize Of
$500, sent to Hanover, Pa Nos 10 AZ SIS, prize Of
Sl00, sold to a citizen.
Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class No. a.
drawn Dec 3--lowest piiZe S2J:
46 10 l9 as II 90 S ~ s. % 81
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REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
We do not consider it necessary TO publish this
report in eXtenso, as much of it is Of little or
no Importance to the public. We make such
extracts as we deem of interest:
The total transportation ofthe mail by horse,
and in stages, railroads, and steamboats,, for the
year ending the 30th June, 1874, supplying
ll,l03 post-oces, at 4 cost Of s., 93s, 55l, was
IS, l09,62l miles, exceeding the transportation
for the year lS4l by Alb, 100 miles.
The income Of the Department for the year
ending the 3oth June, 1914, was as follows:
Letter postage, S3,G76, l6l 50
Newspaper postage, $40, 743 SO
Fines, 1876 90
Miscellaneous receipts, II ,245 Al
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RICHARD DONAHUE,
DR. PER and TAIL OR.
a ERMAN STREET, few doors west of
IN Hanover is thankful for past avors and solicits
a continuance of the public patronage. n7-2awtil
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Tickets Sl00O-shafes in proportion.
Risk on package of % quarter tickets, $780,
For the lucky numbers apply at the all lucky pize
ONCE OF MILLER & CO.
Corner Of Baltimore and St Paul streets
-. Drawn Nos of the Md. Consolidated Lottery class
40, drawn Dec. 3-lowest prize 81 so:
26 10 Is Is AZ 68 8 40 So % 80 6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-11
Hardware Store.

UusT receisss. a. the old stand, formerly
e occupied By f. W. & r. B. Rswlirs,
small stock Of
Hardpqrc, Cutlery, Jqpqnned Ware,
Shoe Findings, &c.
Together with large stock Of Tiu-ware on
hand, consisting, 10 part, as follows:
Grain and grass ses ihes snsa,hs. seyihs siohes,
Rifles, grain and hay forks, shoScls, spades, :
Long and shor, trace and halter chains,
Broad axes. hand axes ha,cheis, Saws.
Drgwing-knlyes, turner, and socket ehtfls,
Augcrs, braces ard bits. extra brace bpis,
Gimbeis, q superior artiele,l planes.
Panehi;s files. harserasps, locks, hingesIscrews,
Cast, English blister, and country biisler steel,
Sffsp-iron, knives and forks, eafvers snd sfeels.
Rszors & s,Fops, Rodgers superior pen-kRivef.
Pruning knives, white wash, paint, shoe ard
other brushes,
Curry-colhbs, cards, shoe thread. pegs, hrisiles,
Knives, pineers als. swl handles,
And an assortment Of ka and ket files,
Japanneh spiiioons. trunks, sugar boxes,
Nurse an,lother lamps. eanisnrs.
Tin. plates for harvest. assorted sizes, q
Bell mellle kettles, No, | wire4or machines,
And in short, a geoera1 assortment IL articles 10
the above line, ali Of which will be sold cheap
and pt,yloic for the rssh.
Also on hand, 4.ors500 feet very superior Tin
spouiipg. which WILDE pat up on the shortest
notice -Sall and see for yourselves. ,-
Th0lM.qS R.4WLLATS,
Charlotte wi1, -jHne 1 g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-11
NO. 95.
sFrrn1frn, Impairment.
glis: coon of.n IaLouGa.

& 4.
t.|, 3h6sn sing wha snss, d The sattss trays
AM be i, cts ltst have leeg since pas.
ist9heh, els;at 81, pl1is; q the Tar whose days
aft spen, en- Alse hcesn vast
Il Nsut! enlet 10 these ali The worship yoa please
! essl,i top6r them EVEN Gov
Data ag4ye Tar n,pse lsnn ~, hearts suit store
NJ tsss-eausc d ttlt Good Old Plough,
Irt,hsya laAl iheuttes that II music noss ~
Thsos j. tleie bfJsht ana tlss II g,teriag halAsi
WA5le ~. aaloFpns switl otshe HAIRS bright eett
Il EUEl.si .hs sAenller q beanss tails
f;sst ,tsassg tome Is The song from the Rec,
Nit il rieb and ihe,biussonaing bongh'
sOh ,l4t.e sfc thr sweets hieh 'hS: insee s'Ne''
Asha SLOWS lhrEGaol ~ Plough.
1hsn Eey iaelaa tlJesnag rs il comes aleng
Fraiss ~ q a0shsAan's lus,y lhraAts
49, -, ~ .zElra. Sss eyslsa q gtse cut
tiasae'IE teifes IL hanH.l xeths day is crawncs'
ii N Oh agrit.aRh q good ii-ew.
As though antlefe lteail a. his teti were Lid,
las'esf rt .liic~ 0saA oid pIoashA
Z Fal' sa4ay thgre i,e sKst We daily sec,
/ tNitit llsh aGGhnilaN pride,
6h9n the piougisraau's lat iatisis humble cot
WE . sseruful l6ok dcrite
! Ngtl,3 failet take--aye HEARTILY shskc
Ills haasl,ethan % Fealtl I'Pbow;
for ms honest grasH of tllal hands rough clasp
ilaih stood By The Good OH Plough.
AL ',po51r II then toEthese ~ oil men,
" hen AZ Inst they Rre bowed With toll /
I iNir Matiare theno'Sr Why they hat,le no more
e Fnrilay III eduquarel ihs stubborn SOIL.
Antthe Uhaplet eeeh Nrarsarc his silver hairs,
/. Amt ne or .shsil the yiet6r's 5r1w
y igh laigtlled eraka 70 the giAve 20 down,
Like ;llese sons offthe Gooa Ola Plough.