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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-22
AT OLD POINT COMF0pT

@sEA BATHING,
~ AT OLD POINT COMFORT.
~ .sys-s This well known, delightful and
E;sssts trFszse healthy establishment has been much
ssseedassstG improved by extensive buildings Bath
House, NC, so as to accommodate large number of
viSilers. In order 10 induce all who are disposed 10
visit this superior Emporium of Heah, ard pleasant
recreation, the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
COMPANY have put the passage and fare there and
back at very low price, by their superior Seamboats
GEO& GiA. Capt. COFFEE, and
HERALD, Capt RUSSELL.
Leaving Baltimore on alternate days leXCcpt Sunda vl
at O'Clock, Z. NJ. VIII land and 'a<G of passengers
daily at odd Point Comfort II CIR trips 10 Norfolk
aud hack Ia Baltimore
Passage and fare TO Old Point only eS
Passage and fare to Old Point and back "a Rail -
o. Return Tickets must be endorsed nv the Hotel.
keeper, 10 ensure passage up nv either boat
Jebd Il SHEPPARD, Agent
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BpARAsoLs. CANES, WHIPS. sc.

Il ALL THE WAY FROM PARIS
~ FRANCIS BEEHLER, No. 1876 BAL
N-rN FlMURE SIRE 7, few doors below the
- Clipper office, bogs leave to morn his nu-
I~Sf1>> merous friends and customers, as well AS
country merchants generally, that he has lust mpoItcd
direct tom Paris, one OF the most extensive, varied
and beautiful aSsOrtmcnts af PARASOLS, CANES
and CANE HEADS, WHIPS, &c, that have ever
been offered Tor safe IN BALTIMORE, aud being deter
mined t" sell As cheap any other establishment in
the country whether IN View York, Philadelphia, or
in this city, he with confidence r., quests purchaser.
To give him call. His assortment, he is warrant, 4
in saying, cannot be surpassed. also
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Leaving the passage through only......,...SI3
% Tickets procured at BaltmO e Steam Packets
Once, Spears wharf, Baltimore. ,pply to
ln23d T.SR PPAkD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-22

''IOU VI TC"' I!IdHV 'VKhIU-T III dUFtTIIsHIIUHI
p1ceeos ten lines, the price will he in proportions
All advertisements are payable at the time Of their
Insertion.
@- THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
sahy, published every Saturday morning, at the low
price OF 3l.O0 per a1lnum.
W- All papers sent by mail ARE li'costinuedthc day
&h which the advance payment expires,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-22

Ay-rHE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTi
AORE CLIPPER Is furnished to subscribers, by care
Jul carriers, at only sr and quarter cents per week
Paya6e to the Carriers only, at the end Of each week
Thc Clipper will also be sent, by mail TO distant
Subscribers at the rate of Four Dollars per year-pay
able, always. in advance.
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,IsIEiNG EXCURSIONS

EHlSJEISG EXCURSIONS
II TO GtNPOWDER and BUSH RTy-EPS.
,-... Parties and individuals can leave the
ts;f5st3, DEPOT Pratt street, in tie passenger train
F IItII224ti OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
I'd. t92.-- umore Railroad Companv IAIIY, (cx-
ccpt Snndaysl At 9 O'Clock, A NJ, with The privilege
q" returning the same day by either OF the trains both
OF WnGh VIII stop at the Bridges for that purpose.
G5-tare Tor the round trip FIFTY CENTS.
Special tickets are prepared and mus he procured
at Tue once before starting, otherwise u rates will
DC required by the conductors, both going and return
ng. [a29l A IEANEOED Aerpt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-22

q "a USE8N OF NOTICE. A verv likely
Wv black GIRL, 70 years UCaCe, 10 serve II wears
first rate house servant aud can come h,shy re-
COMMUNICATIVE i from the country to a GOOD mas
tor she viii he sold low. Apply quickly to
LEWIS F. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
A feWdOoIs from the comerof South,
sea NeaEly opposite the Exchange,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-22

JACKSON. THE AMERICAN DEER, AND BAR
Low. This race, which is two miles for 8 100;
jackson betting 5000 to Barlow $500, jackson
having the choice of ground, comes Off on the
Beacon Course on Monday, 29th instant, at i
o'clock.
MRs. NAMILroN. Mrs. Alexander Hamil-
ton arrived in Boston on Tuesday from New
York, passing from one city to the other with
out fltiguo. Much attention has been shown
to her by some Of the wealthy citizens Of Bos-
ton.
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D Ss%s IT lEH H EEssss
VEG sSzsS 81 9 s 4 EsSAeIS
SHa E| 5ssy4S
I'D Ea 81 5 sss

TyHESE PILLS wherever they have been
H fairly tried have established an envabe
celebrity, and are daily supersedlng all other
preparations in curing the diseases for which
they are prepared. :
The following certificate is from Judge For
est, gentleman Of the first responsibility In
Jefferson co., Alabama.
.JoncS6oro'. Ata., 4h Feb. 1874.
certify that in the summer Of 1912 had a
severe attack offevcr and ague, and was for
some time under the treatment of physician,
but received no benefit from his prescriptions
--lny disease continuing to increase in the
frequency and severity ofits attacks. lat last
had recourse to DR.. Hull's Fever and Ague and
Anti Fever Pills, and in using half box vas
entirely cured, and have renamed In good
health ever since. | afterwards had in my
family several cases OF fever and ague, and
have in every instance made use of IluIl's
Pills, which have always Immediately effected
azure. j.. F. Forest"
Price, ST per box, with directions.
% A fresh supply, just received and for
sale, by ]. D.TIBBETT"S.
Oct. 80 6ui al
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HhugI's WORM LO2cmges.
WORMs WORMs!! WORMS


II is estimated that. 100000 children die an
nualy from The effects worms alnne!! This
vast mortality could be almost entirely pre-
vented by the use OF Dr. IulI'sH oRM LozES-
oEs, Every family where there ale children,
should not fail to keep this important medicine
in the house, and administered whens,their
symptoms indicate the presence of these dan.
gerous and destructive reptiles.
W The following extract from the "Spar
tan Gazette" speaks The sentiments of all who
have ever used this valuable WoRM DESTROY.
ING MEDICINE.
"From onr ODn knonicdgc, zoe take great plea.
sure in recommending Huus form Lozenges as
the best form Medicine ertam. IT Children
piH cry for them, and cat them as they ,cOrtd
candy
10 a fresh supply, jusr received and for
sale. by d. TlBBETT'S.
Only 25 Gents per box, with directions.
Oct 81 GIN al
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Remedy for Coughs,
nR. HULL'S 5 COUGH LOZENGERS

Az. HULL 5 CUUGH LULENGEKS are
O most rapidly superceding all other prcpa-
rations for the relefu Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Whooping-cough, Catarrh, Tiglltness of the
chest, Bronchitis. ndsimilar pulmonary afiec,
tons.
Thousands, we may say thousands who have
suffered for years from the above diseases are
now in the possession Of sound health which
may be attributed entirely to the fortunate use
Of one 25 cents box Of this invaluable medi.
cine. They are as pleasant tosthe taste as
candy-convenient to carry in The pocket, and
warranted TO be tbs most effectual Cough med
icine in use. i,
Price, 25 Ceals per box, with direc.
lions.
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INVALU UABLE
Fa mil y Me d icin e s.
b iIlI'fi 5pI slsJ : 81 gSlSbI us
|Ry1SA3Iz B |,E!|,: Z Hi1I4;| !l


..'FroUe all things, and hold JaSt 10 that
which is Paul.
THyHESE Pills are no longer among those
u ofdoubtful utility. They have passed
away from the thousands daily launched on
the '.,ide Of experiment. Ind now stand higher
in reputation, and are. becuming more exten-
svey used, than any other medicine ever pre-
pared. Tley have beenin,rpd1ced into every
place where it has been found possible to carry
them, and there are few towns, or villages,
but contain some remarkable evidences ot
their good effects. But it is not necessary 10
advertise them at large, or to say any thing
further of them, than to u caution those wish
ing to purchase Ambitious Family Medicine,
10 be particular to enquire for SPENCER'S
VEGETABLE PILLS. as aliere are numer.
uos preparations put on sale almost every day,
of doubtful efficacy. To satisfy the ,corid ot
the inestimable worth Of this Medicine, |
would simply observe that. it has been long
used By some of the leading lights of the pro.
fesson in their extensive practice, and is now
prepared with great care, and upon scientific
and chemical principles, for general use, by
the present proprietor ONLY. The lmputation
of Quackery therefore cannot be afsued TO this
Medicine, since ii is The preparation of regular
practising Physicians, ,cho haze made the healing
art their profession, and iOi0se pharH,acentie
preparations ,oil cocr be held in the highest cSti
nation.
TESTIMONIALS .s.-,r5,,.
U'Read the following certificate from Mr..
o. C Kelsey,a popular merchant of Tomp
kin's Bluff, Ala. and thousands of a similar
character might be given il necessary TO prove
the efficacy, popularity and usefulness of this
medicine.
=. 1ompkin's Bluff, Ala., Jan a, 1o43.
DR.. A. Spcnccr-Dear Sir: wish you to
forwaed me large supply of yourpillsi l don I
think 300 boxes too large a quantity TO send.
I sold l60 boxes the last six months; they are
they most popular nil in this place. For bill
ious complaints, SICK -hea dache, dyspepsia, cos
tiveness and such like diseases, they aie con-
sidered almost an infaIlible remedy. have
been agent for Dr. Peters Pills, and formerly
sold large amount yearly but | now sell three
dozen Of your pills to one of his. My custom.
ers think them superior to Peters or any other
pills.
Respectfully yours, &C KELSEY.
Price, rs Gents per box, with full direc
lions.
>GTA fresh supply, just received and for sale
IN Edge6eld, by j.. d. TIBBETT'S, and on
enquiry may be found generally in all the
cities, villages, and at the principal Country
Stores throughout the State.
Oct. 80. 6m 4f
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PRosPECTsU OF
The Carolina Baptist,

4 l." IS proposed 10 publlsns win his lille
IL Periodical, al Greenville, 5. e., un.
der The editorial conduct Of Rev. t. w.
Haynes.
PLAN AND OBJECT.
The New Testament lChurch-its q mem
bersbip-its government--ls ofiicers--its
ordeI-ils ordinances-irs. .unlou-ils gen.
ius-ils Iaws-its spirit-iIs norais--its
doctrine, as understood and maintained by
Bapli,ts, will claim primary attention in
the original articles Of the Carolina Baptist.
Our aim will be 10 develope, first, the
christian, and secondly, lhe Baptist. and
neither 10 merge the CHRISTIAN in The Bap-
list, nor TO be less christian because Bap-
tist. in our editorial bearing. Dignified
christian courtesy 10 all men and towards
all denominations OF christians will be
studiou,ly maintained, while a manly,
frank and Independent avowal Of our cher:
ished views of revealed truth will be no
less marked. The golden mein betwist
higotry and latiludinarianism will be our
aim. The Carolina Baptisr will; as far as
lis size, form aud period ofissues will adj
mil, be. ii Baptist Family Newspaper and
Libraryof Useful knowledge 10 parents,
children, farmers. ministers, deacops and
churches as = ell as ulher classes OF our
readers. ITS plan and object is 10 propa
gate truth s.l
Tsrms-Size- Form.
The Carolina Baptist will be issued
monthly, neatly printed on wlype. in
quarto lprn, with three columns on a page,
upon il double. medium sheet, each mum
ber containing l6 pages, with neatly ex
ecuted cUlored cover, with an index TO oeach
number and to each volume. This form
is suitable for binding. Single copies for
one year, 81 20 each, payable on The re.
ceip' of the frs number. twenty five
copies one year. S25. A similar discount
10 Churches, Ministers or Agents.
! he first number will be issued as soon
as 1000 names shall he reported to The
Publishers Office, if done promptly. M
pa, nent expected until subscribers shall
receive the frsl number. Let those wh
procure subscribers, simply make lis ot
their names, written plainly and in full
with The name OF The Post Office, District
or County, aud Stale, and request the p
Master To, iarward, under his frank, aud
thus save the charge of postage
AGdnSSes.
All letters referring 10 The business de
parlment must be addressed TO .. 4 Fl
Wells. Proprietor and those designed lol
publication, the Rev. II. w. Haynes, Ed.
i'ur-always free of postage 10 them.
Asents.
All Baptist ministers, Clerks of Church,
es and Deacons, and all Post Masters, are
aulhorized and requested 10 act as Agents
To Baptist Churches.
1t is respectfully submitted 10 Churches
whether they might not, as Churches, in.
slruct their Clerks TO order any number
of copies desired for circulation within
their respective limits.
O. II. WELLS,
Publisher and Proprietor.
April IS, 1915.
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Tootla-acle! Teeth.acIpe! i.

HhR. LaCUUNT'S ELIXlR is speedy,
-H1 certain, aud lasting cure for The most
pllnIul and distressing disease that can afiec,
the human frame. In almost all cases of
ro"th ache 1t arises rom 'cayed state of
The parts, winch exposes to the acuon OF the
atmospheric air, The nerve or Internal surface
nI tine copIous or rotten tnolh. and cure mist
be effected, ellherb by extraction or by render.
ng tnusc parts lmperous to the actl III of the
air.
Dr. Lacount's Elixir is particularly adapted
to destroy the nerve, without the slightest in.
jury othe Otlier teeth, aud thereby effect Il
permanent cure. Its application is not al.
Tended by the slightest pain, OF Inconvenience.
lU' thousands have declared that they would
not We without this preparation ifit cost $40
PEI vial.
Price, so Cents.
For sale in Edseield, by
J. D. TIBRETT'S.
Oct. 80 6m 40
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u R 4 n G Els
LlmRaan Botanic Garden g.
nurseries,
FLUSHING. L. L., NEAR NEW YORK.

FLUSHING. l.. L., NEAR NEW YORK.
1a YHvHE GREAT Original EsTA
sJ2sS u LisHMEsr-W, r PRINC CE 81
STus CO.; have just published their new
ssHszs> and Unriyalled Descriptive Cata.
logue0 of Fruit, and Ornamental Trees and
Plants, comprising the largest assortment of the
various classes, and the greatest collection. of
ns,o and raYc varieties, ever offered to the pub.
lie, and at greatly reduced prices. Every va.
riety of Trees and Plants, is Individually de-
scrbed with precision, never before eVnced
in any Europeanor American Catalogue; and
the gross blunders of other Catalogues, are
also set Alright. The collection of Roses com.
prises above 1000 splendid varieties.
This superior Catalogue will be sent gratis
to every post paid applicant.
WIN. r. PRINCE g. CO.
Flrshing, Feb 90, lS45. # l6
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Rom. z q ndrnrrn. kaarar. 4 naeLa;;a4,
Benz. F..Landrum; bearer,

Richard Allen:, Attachment.
yHNHE plaintiffs in the above stated case
Il having this day filed his Decasationln M
Office and the Defendant having no wife OF
attorney known to reside within the limits oi
the State. on whom copy Of the same with a
rule to plead car, be served, tits therefore Or
dered;; that he appears and plead to the same,
within one year and day from the date hereof,
or final and absolute judgment will be aw arded
against him.
THOMAS G. BACON, c. c.P.
Clerks Office 2lst Nov. 1874
Nov. 81 df ly
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Dr. BYanAreth's PINS.
sacKLY SEAS ON

FH Nl1ERE Is UOl IIian, woman, or clllu,
Il but should take medicine at this sea,
son of the year, but more especially at this
p,esen, time; for there probably were never 5"
many causes existing al one period as thele are
now, 50 likely to produce Il state OF sickness.
The repeated changes in the atmosphere, by
acling Us they do upon the cons,llu .lon, and
quality OF blood itself, give OCCASION Tor the
most fatal and malignant disorders. The bile
becomes (and often without any warning, III
most ACRIMONIOUS condition from ihe.e repea
ted changes, and if the slulnaCh and bowels
have been neglected previously, The lirst sy mp
toms require immediate attention. Even thuse
who have healthy disposition Of body, are
subject To Sickness under these circumstances.
Therefore To prevent any danger, we ought
carefully 10 guard against cnstiVe state nl
our bowels. Once Or twice they should be
evacuated in tWeniy-iour hours. There are
many causes which produce unhealthy blood;
smctlmes it may arise from grief, ut Others
when the system is IN stale oi iulness itcill,
lake place iumsudGrn joy; close application
to literary undertaking can produce It'll all
cases where many persous have to be seen and
spoken 10, which producn. nervous excite
mrnt, is fertile source Ct unhealthy blood 0c-
carried oil sume Of our best men men martyrs
TO their reputation, but which Il knowledge Of
the powers of Brandreth's Pills would have
prevented Those who desire to secure their
health, under almost any adverse circnmslan
ces, can do so by havi 6 Brandrelh's Pills on
hand, and ut once resOrtlne TO them when the
first feelings OF disorder take place IN their bod
les. ~ As this advice is used, SO will the health
be The time will yet be when man at
makes good medicine shull be honored mure
than he who is an adept in the art OF war.
GJThe Pills are sold at Dr. Rrandreth's Cf.
fec, 24l Broadway, N. York. Also, by Bland
&, Butler, Edgefeld e. H.; S. d. Clarke s TO-,
Hamburg j. S. s. d. e.. Smytcy, Meeting
Street; " M. Coleman. n,.New Market Whhlock,
Sulliuan & Waller, Greenwood L.: ID. Mciri.
man Cokesbury.
May Z - St 10
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THE SECRET OF SCOTCH BANKING

OF thir,y.one banks In Scotland which
issue notes, FIVE only are chartered-ihat
is, the responsibility Of the proprietors in
those established is confined TO the amount
of The subscribed capital. The remaining
,wenty-six are. with one or two fxcsplnns.
;o;nt.s,ock banks, and the proprietor, are
liable to the last shilling Of their private
fortunes. The number of persons con-
neciel with these banks as share. holders
is very great; almost every man of opu:
lence in the country being holder OF stock
m 2 greater or less amount. The Scottish
bankers have; arranged amongst Them
selyes,a a mutual system of exchange, as
stringent as it had The force of statute, by
means of which an overissue of notes be-
comes matter OF perfsct impossIblll'y.
Twice a week The whole mules deposited
with lhe different bank offices in Scotland
are regularly inl"rchanged. Now, with
this system in operation, it is perfectly lu.
dcrous 10 suppose thai any bank would
issue its paper rashly for the sake of an
extended circulation. The whole in cir
culation throughout Scotland return to
their respective banks in period ave,a-
eins from ten to eleven days iu urban, and
a fnrtuigh, to three weeks in rural districts.
In consequence ofthe rate of interest allow
ed by the banks, no person has aug induce
meni to keep bauk paper by him, but the
reverse; and The general practice Of the
country is TO keep the circulation at as
low rale as possible. The numerous
branch banks which are situated up and
down the country, are the means of taking
the notes Of their neighbors oui of thecir-
clio as speedily as possible in this way it
Re moi possible for the circulation 10 be more
than what's absolutely necessary Cor the
transactions af The country.
If therefore, any bank had been SO rash
asto grant accommodation without proper
security, merely for the sake of obtaining
circulation. in Ten days or fortnight al
the far,hest., il is compelled TO account
with The o,herbanks every note they have
received, IF il does not hold enough OF
their paprr 10 redeem its own upon ex-
change, it is compelled TO pay the differ
epce in exchequer bills, certain amount
of which every bauk-is hound by mutual
aereements,o hold, the fractional parts oil
each thousand: pounds beng payable in
bank of England ,noles: :orin gold, inlhis
way over-lrading in ao:far as regards The
issue of paper, is So eHeclually guarded
and controlled, that it, would puzzle par
lament. with all lis conceded convention.
al wisdom, 10 devise any plan alike SO
.;mnle and peditious:-Blacktgood
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

David Nicholson aud Vile } BW
and others, rs for
Mary Seine ana others. Partition
a T appea. ing TO the satisfaction of the Com
81 missioner that Philip SteiAe, William Slc
Ae, and Udnlphus TrusIet or TushIet. and
Mary his wife. (if Iiving,) Defendants in this
suit. reside out of the limits ol this State, on
motion Of MIR. Terry, Comp'ts. Solicitor, II is
ordered that the said Defendants do plead, an.
swer or demur To the Complanants Bill within
three months from the publication of this order,
or the said bill will be taken pro coniesso
against them.
S. s. TOMPKINS, C. E.E.D.
April 8 3m III
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@Noetie Meeess:
TIE WORLD FOR SALE,

- i - :
The world for 'sae-hang ont the sign,
Call every traveller here to me;
Who'll buy this brave estate ofminei
And set my weary spirit free
Tis going yes, mean to fling
The bubble from my soul away
I'll sell it. whatsoe er it bring:
The world at auction here to day.
1t is glorious thing:to gee -.
All it has cheated me so sore!
1t is not what it seems to he
For sale 1t shall be mine no more
Come turn it over and view it we'll
would not have you purchase dear:
IT'S going-going II must sell
Who bids7 who'll buy the splendid tear :
Here's wealth in glittering heaps Of goldi
Who bids 7-but let me tell you fair,
A basel lot was never sold ::
Who'll buy the heavy heaps Of care?
And here spread ont in broad domain,
A goodly landscape all may trace
Hall, cottage, tree, field, hill ard plain
Who'll buy himself burial place 7
Here's love, the dreamy potent spell
That beauty clings around the heart.
i know it's power, alas! too we'll
IT'S going !-goins Love and | must part
Must part what can more with Love
All over the enchanter's reign,
Who'll buy the plumeless, dying dove
A breath Of bliss-a storm Of pain Z
And Friendship-the rarest gem of eatth--
Who'er has found the jewel his?
Frail, false, and tickle, little worth:
Who bidsfor friendship she is
.'Tis going-going hear the call:
Once, twice. and thrice!-'tis very low,
Twas once my hope, my stay, my all;
But now the broken staff must go7
Fame! hold the brilliant meteor high;
How dazzling every gided name!
Ye millions. now's the time to buy!
How much for fame How much for fame'
Hear how it hunders?-would you stand
On high Olympus, farrenowned 7
Now purchase. and world command!
And be with worlds curses crowned!
Sweet star of Hope! with ray to shine
In every sad foreboding breast,
Save the desponding one Of minei
Who bids for mans last friend and best
All. were not mine a-bankrupt life,
This treasure should my soul sustaini
But Hope and are now at strife,
Nor ever may unite again.
Ambition Fashion! Show and Pride!
part from all forever now;
Grief in an overwhelming tide.
Has taught my naughty heart to bow.
By Death stern sheriff. all bereft,
Iweep, yet humbly kiss the rod;
The best Of all still have felt
NV Faith, my Bible, and my COP.