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w A N T S
gnOARDERS yTED-

EpOARDERS WANTED. Six OF eight Cen
ES tclnen can be accommodated with BOARD on
reasonable terms, ON application at
No. Eli PRATT STREET.
jaw eoAt Between Hanover and Sharp.stS.
a. ITuATiON WANTED by German either
~ IN grocery, Hour commission store, ms Porter,
or any othc Mcican!c business where he could make
himself useful To his employer. Good references, in
regard 10 character viii be given. Apply nj
SCOTTlS Intelligence office,
jazz No 10 Exchange Place.
SITUATION WANTED IN THE SPRING,
~ bya MAN somewhat advanced in life, IN either Il
commission house, large grocery Or dry goods cstab
iSlnheht, WHO has been in public life for about TWEEN
y five years, and whose acquaintance in the lower
western counties of Maryland Is quite extensive CIV
ing nm The advantage of bringing to the establish
mcnt employing him additional patronage. lie is pre-
pared to give the very best references in Baltimore
and the county. COmmunica tions (Sost pad) di
rccted to J. Il. d., Prince Fredercktuwn, Calvert
county, hd VIII receive prompt attention, aud it de
sired, Immediate personal appearance. dig 2aw2m
gDOARDgRS WA yTtGD, Five or ten GEN
RS TLEMEN, or two or three GENTLEMEN and
their WIVES. can be accommodated with BOARD,
by applying at No. IA SOUTH GAY STREET, few
doors south of Baltimore street
jas -3m MRS. MATTHEW'S.
&RTASTGD, Immediately, II white woman to DO
w the cooking and washing OF small family,
and a white girl to wait in the hDuse--to such
come well recommended, permanent and liberal wages
jazz 10 Exchange Place.
NN ASTED. Man that is u good Farmer, and
w bis wife TO act in the capacity Of Dairy Maid.
To such liberal wages will be given, if applied for
quickly, at SCOrrI'S Intelligence Office,
JIG No 10 Exchange Place.
UETANTED. 4 Partner with Il cash capital
w from $4,000 to 5000, in safe business, al
ready established in this city. This good oppsr
tuuity 20 any one wishing To engage in business
good references will he required. Apply quickly at
SCOTri'S Intelligence Office,
JAZZ No. 10 Exchange Place.
w number OF NEGROES slaves for life, OF
ed title and for term OF years. FOR which am dis
posed to pay liberal cash prices.
LEWIS f. SCOTTI,
jal3 No, 10 Exchange Place.
SITUATION WANTED, by Young Man. as
- an assistant Clerk, in Il Grocery Flour or Com
mission store, or Rarkeepcr in respectable estah
liShmpnt any Otler situation where he could make
himself useful 10 his employer. The best Of refer
in regard TO Character &C. will he given. APP
ply quickIy at SCOTrl'S Intelligence office,
jai No. 10 Exchange Place.
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6tASH FOR BONES, HOOPS AND HORN
u CLIPPINGS. The highest cash prices will be
paid for all kinds of Bones loof and Gloru Clippings,
delivered at TREGO'5 CHEMICAL. WORKS, ON
HUGHES STREET, near the Glass House.
N. b. Wanted to hire, competent MAN to collect
the above articles, to whom liberal wages will lie
given. jail 2awtt
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JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
ANHEAPER THAN EVER. have large
" assortment Of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and
Spectacles; Gold Chains; Fancy Work Boxes the
latest style Hair Pins, Head Dresses, which will
scll low.
Clocks Watches and Jewcry made and repaired.
and warranted Old Gold and Silver wanted which
will give the full value for.
w. d. ELTONHEAD,
No l3a Baltimore street, between Nortk
DBL If ami Calvert streets.
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AUCTION SALES,
by JOHN II. WRIGHT,
EAST CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND Cu,atgs- !,
IEnIInuIG I,nL hl ring

EAST CORNER OF Baltimore AND CnARLEs-sr
entrance Charles sireet1
Il SHALL SELL THIS "wednesday EVENING
~ Jan ", at early gas ligh, general assortme,. OF
ERCi.fNDIZE; Dry Goods Fancy Goods Hard,
ware; Table and Pocket Cutlery; Iron Mongers wara.
&c Miscellaneous Goods, of most al yarrtie.: Jew
cry Watches, and German Silver Ware: Can. Letter
ana wrapping Paper Umbrellas; Books; Caps; Boot;
Shoes, &c
U3-All Goods sold at this establishments and no,
comparing with the sample the sale will be annulled
when required. Come and scr for Yourselves
N$-Rooms large and wen lighted, in the business
part OF the city advantage obvious TO both con sis
hees ana purchasers CASH advances on all eone,ga
ments goods not limited
JOHN H. WRIGHT, Auctr
n E. corner of Baltimore and Charles
IL Entrance on Chtrlga-st.
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NEW CARPETING.
EOfN Il. DUyALL. No. 2lO BALTIMORE
eB STREET, six doors West of Charles will this
day open large and beautiful assortment of Carpet
ing to which he invites the attention of country and
city purchaScrs-his stock consists of
Brussels CaRPETlNG Extra fine Ing. Carpetns
Imperial three ply do Fine and common do. do.
Extra super ingiain do. Super twill'd venian do.
Superfine do. do. do. plain do. do
Floor Oil Cloths; fancy Baizes; Hearth Rugs; Ia
BILE and Piano Covers; Door Mats, &C.. all of viii, n
will be sold cheap for cash. ja2S-Gt
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SMOKE! SMOKEM SMOkEM!
HOUCk'S PAN ACEA

HOUCk'S PANACEA
SURPRISES ALL OTHER REM EDlES FOR THE
CURE OF COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, CON
SUMPTION, AND OTHER DISEASES.
TNNHOUSANDS of persons can testify to its ef-
Il tcacy, who have been cured after all other
NEEDLES had failed.
1t is unnecessary 10 euosize the virtue of the Pana-
cea, il stands unryallcd by all other medicines
will be fully testified to by reference the pamphlet
accompanying each bottle.
Price, per bottle, Sl59.
A liberal discount made to persons who purchase to
sell. No. Is, LIBERTY, CORNER OF GERMAN-sT.
n99-3n JACOB HOUCK.
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ANI LILLIAN w. LEE. FASHIONABLE HAIR
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. N. GAY-ST.
Gehtemen's Razors set at the shortest notice. al6.y
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CURE FOR WORMS.

VUKE FOR WORMS.
A SAFE and efiectual remedy for this distressing
IN complaint in children will be found in HAL
LOCKS WORM CANDY, which is offered To the
public an improved and agreeable mode of taking
the most valuable medicines used by ysicans Ia de
s1roy and cNpel Worms from tn" human system. The
NEST frequent symptoms of worms are, picking of the
nose, paencSs of the countenance, grinding OF the
teeth during sleep, fDtii breath, variable appetite
acrid Citations, and pains the stomach, dry cough
cnacatiou OF the body, and sometimes cOnyuSivc
fits When these symptoms are exhibited in chill
dren, rest assured they have worms, and as remedy
give lIallocks Worm ndy-thc medicines conrpos-
ing which are such as every physician approves OF,
and is i'll the daily practice of recommending; being
presented in this form as the most ready mode OF al
nnstering to children Eacn package contains three
rolls of Candy-each roll being distinct p.epaDtion
TO be given at intervals. Price i2I cents.
For sale, wholesale aud retail at
.
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Ep #. MALLS, HOUSE, SIGN and FANCY
EVE PAINTER, No. l FAyETrg STREET, opposite
CHrlst Chltrch. ial2-ly'
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LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE AND
PORTRAIT FRAME MANDATORY.
Y0SHE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
II and the public generally, th.t he has commenced
The above business at Slows Steam Saw Mill, in
oHLEE'S ALLEY, between Charles and Hanover
streets, sonth Of Lombard. Having steam power he
Will be able to ill all orders promptly, and at cheape,
rates, for cash, than any other establishment in The
city. Also, Toilet Boxes of all patterns and sizes
a23-d JAMES NJ. COKEFAIR
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Brig Victory, ElwelI, It Thomas, Wilmington &
Eastman.
Schr shetland, Frost, llamilton Bermuda, Geo, c.
Coilus & Deuson.
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, Savannah, J. X. Randall.
Schr A. +. Myrck, Calhcart, N. York; Juo. Mckee.
SChr Eliza Ann. McILean. philah,a i. w Brown.
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MARINE LIsT-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, JANUARY %, ls45.


FROM THE EXCHANGE REAplxe-RooM BOOK!
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HDERuvIAN GUANo. The balance of III
NpKOpos AIS WANTED For BUILD

HDEOPGS AIS WANTED FOR BUILD
Al ING FRAME HOUSES. The subscriber will
receive proposals until lst February for building 20
frame houses, adjoining the Philadelphia Rail Road,
miles from This city. The Stills aud Seepers first
door of Joss to be taken from the woods, the other
parts to be Of Sawed SCanting and Josts, TO be
thcr boarded and shingled. The proposals state
the price of the carpenters work alone for each house,
or the price including all the lumber exclusive OF
what can be got from the woods. The size o.. the
houses, size, quality and number of doors and win
dows, with other particulars will be furnished on ap
piicaiton to the subscribers, previous to sending in the
proposals. Apply to Il. HOWARD CO.,
jazz eo3 O'Donne's wharf
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70 MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS
IND DE.4LERS Generally

D
IND DEALERS GENERALLY.
"a y. PALMER'S AMERICAN NEWSPA-
PER SUBSCRIPTION AND ADNERTIS-
ING AGENCY, is established at the South East cor
nor of BALTIMORE and CALVERT SIS, in this city,
where Advertisements are received for publication m
some OF the best newspapers of most of the prncp&
towns and cities Throughout the United States
CARDS, setting forth the nature of the Agency, may
be had at the office, where the papers aud terms of
advertising may be seen.
TO cn,crprsing and energetic business men. dess-
rous of extending country trade, this agency affords
The means, through the Power Of the press, Of nert asns
1t to almost any extent.
No Now is the time to advertise for the Fall and
Winter trade throughout this State, i'll Virginia, aud 4
portion OF Pennsylvania and the time is close hand
when it will be proper TO advertise in the Southern
and Western papers for the Sptmg and summer trade.
Y. Il. PALMER,
Agent for Country New SpaperS,
03-OFFlCES-S. Z. corner Baltimore AVID Cavst
Streets Baltimore,
No. % Pine street, Philadelphia.
No. 100 Nassau street, New York.
No. ID State street, Boston. ri tiif
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G. II. ROGERS
"ALLEBASIS MEDICINES"

A1ILEDAE,I'o mEDlC1N
YEyHE above Medicises having been thoroughly
FL tested, and become highly popular throughout
the greater part of our own and to a considerable eX
tent IN other countries, are now offered to the eit
Gems of Baltimore, with entire confidence, and the
proprietor sOcits for them trial, for which purpose
each agent is furnished with eXha supply. TO &c
coninoddte all, a large number OF agents have been
enlisted and furnished with neat chest, containing
"TUE BLACK, (OR ALLEBASl'S SALVE,"
"ALLEBASlS HEALTH PILLS."
"ALLEBASIS TOOTH-ACHE DROPS"
"ALLEBASI'S POOR MANS PLASTER,'
"AlLEBASTS INDIA RUBBER BACK PLASTER
Each agent is also furnished with pamphlets far
general distributions setting forth the uses of The Med
zines, and containing testimonials from highly
Sptctcd individuals TO their value.
They are prepared by Lyman w. Gilbert, Of New
York, proprietor; and for sale by
ROBERTS 4 ATKINSON,
General whaeSale and retail agents,
Misty Corner Baltimore and Hanover SIS.
HDOARDTNG. The advertiser has a large and
H. comfortable front room in the third stCIy; also
afge back the second floor Of the from build
ing-elher of which would suit IA gentleman and his
lady, several young gentlemen, and can be had Oh
moderate terms. Apply at
ja23lw No II SOUTH LlBERrY-ST.
JOHN @. HOLLAND,
P.APERH.ASG Err IND UPHOLSTERER.
No. as Gay street, near the Shot Tower,
NM AS constantly in store Il general assortment of
s "a Paper llangngS, Window Shades,
Borders, Fancy Blinds.
Fire Board Prints, Table Oil Cloths.
Venitian Blinds. Door Mats.
Glass, Brass and Ma Worsted Cords and Tas-
hOgany Knobs, sells, &c &c.
Curtain Pins, Table Covers &c. SC.
All for sale on the most accommodating terms.
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BUSINESS CARDS, sc,

ASOs WEAVER, CabiRptmaker, % =. Ssup
OF ST., Undertaken of Funerals at short notice jaa3
UHN w. WATTS, HOUSE CAarEhIEh,
" fAYETTE ST, adjoining Assembly Rooms. tal NJ
HAMES NINDE,
% CHRONOMETER * WATCH MAKER
molly No. II SorTH GAY STREET.
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6sTEEL BUTTONS. A handsome assortment
- just received aud for sale by
FRED'K FlCKEY & SONS,
lad 900 Baltimore street.
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EBERFCME BAGS. A further supply OF this
n grand PERFUME, put up in very handsome gilt
paper, received and for sale by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Water street,
Second door from Calvert 81.
Where Il beautiful lot Of WATCHES and JEWELRY
is offered at low prices. ja,6f
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Ship Superb, Gatchell, from Rio de Janeiro, Dec
Is, coffee, to VIM. Howell Il Son Vessels left re
ported by the ship Courier at New York.
Schr Bradore, Strout, ii days from Portland, with
plaster and fish, to Kirkland Chase & Co. Expert
enced very rough passage, during which had sails
suit Sc
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FLOOR MANAGERS:
ThoS Bruscup, ii. c. Sultzer, Washington Hopper
&c Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and two la
des-to be procured of either Of the above managers
{G}- MCRRaY'S celebrated Quadrille BAND Is en-
gagged for the occasion. ST Th 81 ial7- " 81
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kN tNIOVAL. The MERCHANTS, FIRE IN
G-E' SURaNCE COMPANY, have removed their
Office 10 the Building OF the American Life Insurance
Company, No. 10 SOUTH STREET, directly oppo-
site their former location. {Gy-Al kinds of Property
insured in Town ar Country. nd :}mG
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NIT ANTED. Man that is good Farmer, and
w bis wife 10 act in the capacity Of Dairy Maid.
To such liberal wages will be given, if applied for
quickly, at SCOrTrS Intelligence Office,
jlS No. 10 Exchange Place.
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hut the Kitchen the grove the widernessto fathers
mothers husbands, wives parents. children, masters
sanswhch entered house without word Tor the
ord and never left IL without praying blessing upon It,
which planted the standard Of the the spot which
we occupy the elk and the buffalo had le IT. which
pushed on ia labors at tmes until exhausted nature sunk
under them.
when thus speak Of Methodism let me not be under
stood claiming for our sect all the religion that Is in the
world Far from there is pure religion the other
churches as in am no sectarian II possess one
christian virtue is love for all that love and the
Lord Jesus Christi but confess feel kndng emotion
allied 20 the moral sublime when contemplate Methodsn
personihed in such men Molly whose funeral obse
quies performed by himself whose drge sounded
BY the winter winds. whose winding sheet the
drift and whose monument the sturdy oak Of the for
esound by the woodsman frozen his knees and buried
in the attitude Of prayer OF myself will glory
my church will not glory; but Of such these might
become fool In glorying and all christians would pardon
me, II not join Yes, were to nscribe the tree the
Of which his last pillow the eh,isans best
men every christian Of every church would cheeruy
scribe under H. Amen and amen To this kind Of Method
ism let back let be the Characteristic of the south
church and then il they will let the northern church
take all the rest"
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By Boteler, Dom 8. Co., .auctioneers.

By Boteier, Dom & Co., .4uctioneers.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
~ AUCTION.-On Tuesday morning, the 9th
instant, at half past 10 o'clock, we shall sell, with
out reserve, all the household and kitchen furniture
of the house known as McGrath's Washington Cot
fee House. on the corner of 9th street and Pennsyl
vania avenue, which embraces large collection o
excellent furniture, such as
Mahogany sofas, marble.top pier table
Do card tables, do centre table
Marble-top mahogany sdeboard alabaster mantle
clock
Muslin and moreen window curtains
Mahogany cane and wood-seat chairs
Alobaster mante vases, mantel and pier glasses
Set of mahogany dining tables
Parlor, chamber, hall, and stair carpets, oilcoths
Brass tenders and irons, shovels and tongs
Mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
Marble-top mahogany washstand
High and low-post bedsteads
Feather beds, mattresses
large lot of china, glass, and crockery
Knives and forks, stoves
A great variety of kitchen utensils, &c.
Immediately after the above SALE we shall sell the
bar fixtures OF the establishment, which consist of
counter, oyster box tables, stove, lamps, circular
armchairs curtains looking glasses, umblers wines,
and decanters, settees, clock, venitlan blinds, &c
Terms Of sale: All sums Of and under S25, cash;
over S26 and not exceeding $50, credit of sixty
days; over $50, and not exceeding 500 credit OF
two and three months; over 500, credit Of two
three, and four months, for approved endorsed notes.
bearing interest.
BoTELER, DOM & CO.,
May 20--TuS&M Auctioneers.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Will be
sold at public auction, on the premises. on
Monday, the 10th of June next, at o'clock, D. m.
the farm occupied by w. L. Stubbs, in Montgom
cry county, Maryland, ten miles from Washington.
near the turnpike leading to Rockville, containing
1891 acres about 60 of which are in clover and tim.
othy, with abundant supplies of wood and timber
for all purposes.
The soil is kind easily susceptible of improve
ment and adapted to the several varieties of grain
crops raised in that section Of country Il would
make firstra dairy farm, being well watered by
springs and streams, presenting superior facilities
for irrigation. II is enclosed and subdvided by
good fences.
There are on the premises two dwelling-houses a
good sprlng-house and other necessary out-buiid-
ings, including excellent new frame barn two
stories high, covering space of 40 by AZ feet The
lower story is fitted for siabling &c. The rest of
the building is divided into threshing-foors and
convenient apartments for securing the productions
Of the farm.
The farm will be sold together, or in two parts-
one part containing l65 acres, with house, barn,
&C.; the other ll7l acres, with new commodious
two-story frame dwelling house, with cellar, &c.
The terms will be one-fourth of the purchase
money in hand For the deferred payments credit
of one, two and three years will be given, the pur
bearing interest. The whole to be secured by a
deed of trust on the property
The purchaser may have, at fair valuation the
growing crops, consisting of wheat oats, corn, hay
&c. Also, the stock Of horses, cows, sheen. hogs
&c, and the farming Implements
JOHN BOYLE.
IL. .
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From the Richmond Enquirer.
TRUE ELoQuENCE.


We do not remember having met with passage
of the same length, so full Of feeling, thrilling
pathos, and graphic power, the following extract
from a speech delivered by Mr. A. b. Longstreet,
of Georgia, before the Methodist convention at
Louisville. The reader is transported, involuntari-
ly, to the gloomy but sublime scene where the self
devoted pioneer Of holy cause falls beneath the
weight of his perous enterprise. The vast West
is filed with romantic incidents of these holy men,
leaving behind them the comforts and security of
civilization, and meeting the dangers and sacrifices
of forest life. To their credit be said the zeal
Gus Methodists are found the first among those who
break the stiffness of the western wds, and push
on the blessings of civilization and religion.
But will it be believed that the orator. whose clo-
quence is able TO the deepest sympathies OF
the heart is also the author of the Georgia Scenes
Justly popular as record Of the richest laughter
stirring humori II furnishes but another instance
of the versatility OF the human mind. II is, we
think, Thomas Hood, the prince of testers, who is
described as suffering keenly from pecunary and
physical causes; and yet his published jokes and
conceits seem never to flag in spirit. Lamar Blan-
chard, the author Of the inimitable 'Mrs Caudle's
Lectures is also said to have been severe sufferer
from many causes In both instances the natural
bent Of the mind had full sway, at intervals. But
here, in our own land, we have a striking instance
of man who can, at one moment dash off with his
pen the most comic sketches of passing scenes, and
at the next, rise IN religious assembly, convoked
for the most solemn and vital objects, and cban
with his pathos and his eloquence the hearts Of a
listening crowd Such is the variety Of feelings
evoked by the peculiar excitement of surrounding
circumstances
"No we must part and the sooner the better Let u.s.
with our new organization try 10 get back TO primitive
Methodism speak not Of its externals, some OF which
legmately belonged TO IT, but Of It's inward graces
speak of its former real which glowed with equal ervor
amidst the asm OF the lowand swamps and the heslthu
Of the which led the Methodist preacher
seek the lost sheep OF the fold Of Christ whhersoever
they Wandered speak OF that Methodism that preached
not only on stated days, and at stated times hut which
preached at all times and in all pacesn the chapel the
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MIsCELL.AN EoUs.
From the Indiana state Sentinel.
IIArLa

From the Indiana state Sentinel
LINES
,ssied by hsVsssai e Gsnai jacobson 10 accept ne
eepAagas offered 10 him BY the National hasiiiats.
nv. AIRS. SARAH 7. BOLTON.
Firm and unwav ring midst the strife,
His soul has never fBlterd;
And standing ON the verge of life,
His feelings ara unalter'd;
Its holy light, the gem Of mind.
Is brilliantly display ing,
Though the frail casket where Ills shrind
Is silently deeaying.
Without nobility or name,
Our country genius found him,
And kindled in his heart her fame.
And threw her mantle round him.
Undauniod when that country's right
despot was invading.
He won chaplet midst the fight,
uniarnished and uniading
Now, where deaths silent waters lave
Lies shore, his suns declining;
But far beyond the gloomy grave,
Immortal light is shining;
For, on the uncreated one
In humble faith relying,
He trusts, when all his work is done,
Through grace, TO triumph dying
Lay him not In marble tomb.
Where sculpturd forms are weepingj
But let him rest in silent gloom,
Where his CHERISHED wife is sleeping:
There make his grave, where bright blue skies
And glorious stars are shining;
Where brighteyed flowers, in rainbow-dyes,
Are lovingly entwining.
Let no sarcophagus e'ertell
The patriot hero's story;
Imperial splendor ne'er can swell
The measure Of his glory
There is a tide that can't be stayd,
In noble hearts that love him;
The monument his deeds have made,
The world will place above him.