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Wcstvlllc, May %, ls45.
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
General Election, Sd and 4th day o
November, lS45.
FOR CHANCELLOR.

o. We are authorized to announce
JOHN M. TAYLOR as candidate for
the office Of Chancellor, at the ensuing
. election.
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Shoes

LUST received large assortment Of
d Misses and ChildreA Shoes; Black Kid
Boots, Morocco do, Light Kid do; Light
Kid Helltics, Cloth CATERS, Nullifers, Slip
pers, &c. &c. &c, for sale Iow. BY
A. &. !. BEER.
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Administrators Sale.
NN Saturday the, fifth day OF July, ls-
" is, will offer at public sale, at my
residence, seventeen and half miles east
of Monticello, on the Mount Carmel road,
all the personal property belonging TO the
estate oiJohn W. Sterling, deceased
consisting Of negro slaves, John, Harriet
e. Serena her child, about eighteen months
old. Cattle, hogs, sheep, one bay mare,
household furniture, and farming utensils.
Sale 10 take place within the hours pre-
scribed by law--credit of six months will
be given, by the purchasers giving note
with approved security.
WILLIAM l.. STERLING,
Administrator.
June 10, 1S45. 48-4w.
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New Advertisements.
Great Bargains.
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

ADMINISTRATORS Sale.
EnURSUANT to an order of the Hon
B orable Probate Court of Lawrence
county, made at the May term thereof,
] 345, the undersigned will proceed to sell
10 the highest bidder, ona credit of six
months all the personal property belong
ing 10 the estate OF Lucinda Prestidge, de-
ceased, on Thursday the 10Th day of July
next, at the residence Of said deceased.
Sale to take place within the usual
hours prescribed by law. Purchasers vii!
be rqulred TO give bond with approved Sc,
curiiy.
PAMELA PRESTiDGE,
Administrators.
June 10, lS45. 4s-w.
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For the Southern Journal.
TO MISS y So

~ kv1AANJ
Whom feathered warblers sing,
Their welcome in Of Spring,
And hills and valley ring
Sc gaily.
The blightsone heart may bound,
Al each JOY awak ming sound,
As boun by echo round
So merrily.:3
But, ah! no joy forhe, u
Has bird nor brook nor bee,
Nor blossom on the tree
So fragrant.
Sweet maiden like thy smile,
Which pleasure gives the while,
'Tis void Of ev'ry guile
So artless,
My breast it fills with Joy,
Without excess Of cloy,
But ever simple coy
So pleasing.
That even magic art,
Tony enraptured heart,
Could not spell impau
So binding.
VAUGHNS.-
Westyille Nav %. 1915
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= FOR COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE.
or We are authorized TO announce T..
v. GRlNSTEAD, as candidate 10 re-
present Lawrence county in the lower
branch of the next Legislature.
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0T We are authorized to announce w.
A. STONE, as candidate,to represent
Lawrence county in the lower branch of
the next Legislature.
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FOR PROBATE CLERK.

GIVE are authorized 10 announce M !.
H. SMITH, as candidate for the Office
of Clerk of The Probate Court of Lawrence
county.
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OF We are authorized to announce JO-
SEPH CALDWELL, as a candidate for
reelection TO the office of Probate Clerk
of Lawrence county.
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ss. We arc authorized to announce c..
PINCKNEY SMITH, of Wilkinson, as a
candidate for Chancellor, at the ensuing
election. &a
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Last Notice.
A LII those indebted to the undersign
IA ed, either by Note or Accouat,ste,
the year 1914, are requested 10 come Ibr,
ward and make immediate payment, =
Those failing to comply with this request
must expect TO pay cost, as we are dc.
terlnined to bring suit against all such
forthwith.
A. g. l.. BEER.
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CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.

We are apeerized 10 announce. Ed
WARD l.. BOWEN, as "a candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Clerk Of the
LAWRENCE CIRcuIT Court.
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We are authorised to announce THOM-
AS f. MOBLEY as a. candidate for the
office of Clerk of the LAWRENCE CIRCUIT
COURT. e q
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or Weare authorized TO announce VIM,
WEATHERSBY, as a candidate to re-
present Lawrence county in the lower
branch Of the next Legislature.
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Or We are authorized to announce J
r. CHAMBERS, as a candidate TO re-
present Lawrence county in the lower
branch ofthe next Legislature.
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June 3 1S45-47-4w

Pay Up and Save Cost.
A LII persons indebted TO the under
IA signed must call and settle and have
no more ifs and and's abont it. if they
don't do it, they vii! haveto settle with
Pollard Mullins, Constable.
w, d. LARKlN.
May 81, lS45-46-,f.
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0T We are authorized to announce
POLLARD MULLINS, as "a candidate
Tor the Office of County Treasurer.
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0T We are authorized 70 anpodnce NJ.
B. CANNON. as a candidate forsre-c cleo
ton, to the Office of Probate Judge Of
Lawrence county. \
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I FOR PROBATE JUDGE

@W We are authorized TO announce
JOHN ID. BOWEN, as a candidate for
the Office of Judge of Probate Of Lawrence
county. ssass - -.
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Family Medicines.
81

TIME subcribers have just received
and will keep constantly. - hand
general assortment of the lolloS Drugs
and Medicines:, ~
|Godfrcys Cordial, Rhubarb, +
Opodeldoc, Salt Pctre,
Bateman's Drops, Salaratus,
Laudanum, Ginger,
Paregoric, Calomel,
Essence Peppermint, Castor OIL,
BrliishOll, Sweet Oil,
Balsam Copaiva, Jpirits Turpcnti1c, I
Magnetic. Spanish Flies,
Cayenne Pepper, Gum Myrrh,
Lees Pills. Gum Arabic, -
Worm Lozenges, Gum Giacum,
|Sappington,s Pills, AIloes,
Peters Fills, Cloves,
Soda Powders, Opium.
seldletz Powders, Blue Stone,
lmnlne, Jalup,
!sl Blue Mass. as Spanish Brown,
Blister Plasiers, Matber.
Peruvian Barks, SULPHUR, $
Barley, Coperas.
Camphor, Nuimegs.
Indigo, Nux Vomica,
Flax Seed, Casteel sonp
Logwood, Alum. &
EPSON Salts, Spice,
cream Iar'ar' Black Pepper.
90
ALSO Is.
Bears Oil, Hair Oil, Soaps and perfumerie,
OF the most approved brands.
A. g. L. BEER.
April s, 1s45-3e-,f.
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
I'm pursuance of an order of the Pro-
4 bate court of Lawrence county, at
tho April term, lS45, thereof-the un-
dersigned, administrator, de bonnus non,
on the estate Of Zebulon f. Pendeton,
deceased, will, on the first Monday in
June, 1845, before the court house door,
in the town of Monticello, offer for sale
10 the highest bidder, On six months Gre
dit, with note and approved security, a
likely negro woman named
"DIANA."
Diana is about 35 Or 40 years of age;
she is first rate cook, washer and iron
er. Persons wishing to purchase a val
luable slave, will do well To attend 10
the sale.
o. Remember, on the first Monday
in June.
J. W. PENDLETON,
Admir-. de bonusnon.
May lS45-43-5w
x*x The above sale is postponed until
the first Saturday in August, being the Cd
day Of the month. ], w. P, Admir-.
June 8 1S46-47-9w
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SHERIFF.

0r We are authorized TO announce
JAMES NJ. TURNER, as a candidate for
re election tothe Office of Sheriff Of Law,
renee countv.s .sAs
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The State ofsMisslssippi,

Il he State otsMlsslsslppl,
LAWRENCE County.
Vs., ys: Attachment Tor s7s4 9. ].
In The Circuit Court Of Lawrence county,
! Mississippi, TO lime Term, ls45.
TtiE attachment in the above stated
L case having been returned into nv
Office by the proper officer of said county,
the defendant is horeby notified, that un-
less he appears, put IN special bail and
plead to plaintiffs action on or before the
first day of the next term Of said court, to
be holden at the courthouse of said coun-
ty onsthe first Monday in April next. iudg-
ment final will be entered against him, and
tue property and effects in the hands of
the garnishee in this case, will be applied
10 the payment of plaintiffs claim and all
costs.
Witness my hand and seal ofsaid court,
at the town of Monticello, county afore.
said, this 2nd day of June. A. D. 1S45
EDWARD l.. BOWEN, CLERK.
T. S. SWIFT, Atty
June 10, 1915. 4o-Gw
The State of Mississippi, :
LAWRENCE County,.
ESilE undersigned Administrator O!
Il the estate of Sampson Block. late
Of said county deceased, would hereby ir-
form all persons interested in said estate.
that he will at the July term Of the Pro-
bate court, ]S45, of said county, present
hlsaccoun;s for final settlement and al
lowance and resign his letters of admins.
Iration'
LEOPOLD BEER,
Administrator.
June 3 lo45-47-6w
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TIME subcribcrs have just received
IL and will keep constantly f11 hand q
general assortment of the follow = Drugs
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Last Notice.

June 3 I845-47--6w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10

The following those are suffering
from the first mouoTv symptoms of disease leading
Pulmonary Consumption, ihet should he lost II
procuring that which viii and psoong season
Noun VERNON. May 2eth, ls4t
Dr. Duncan,-Dear Sir: Having had occasion to witness
the effect of DR. Duncaps ExpectDant remedy Mr. +
Dung In the case Of Pulmonary Consumption feel il my
duty make briet order
or nay be effected with the complaint
nied BY the same remedy
He was attacked with inflammation looe of
the lungs in March, 1913. attended pain, great
difficulty Of bea thing, and cough proc
rapidly to suppuaton and Notwithstanding the and
application OF the best remedies BY authors
Inc complaint. IN few days, began exhibit evident
symptoms OF ulceFatoa
In this distressing Stage Of the compain. had
to Dr. Duncans Expectnrsnt Remedy for sumption.
which had the effect OF checking disease Immediately
and III few days The pain ceased the breathing
free and the cough left him,
bottles OF The medicine has health AMI
restored to MS family friends. J. GPSON, NJ d.
do hereey certify the true satemen, of
my case as Tar as within knowledge. T..
The of Mr.. Young. known by many persons
formation Of efficacy Dr. Duncan,s Ex-
pectorant Remedy, requested call upon follow ing
persons:
G. A, Jones, Mt. Vernon. Juo Hamer, do
samuel Israel do. Amos Hjpsley. Morris tP
john Ross. Pike tp, VIM FIndley. do
Principal oiee 49, North 9Th Street, Pha and soli ~
gents generally nearly every County Town in tire L.
States.
o. supply of the above Expctoran. Remedy. inst
eceiS ed .. the RICHMOND BOOK ST0BT
January Il !e7o- C[S 81 per bottle
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In short the domicil was rife.
With specimens of hooshier life.
The host who centred his affections,
On game and RANGE and quarter sections,
Discoursed his weary guest for hours,
Till Somnus' all composing powers,
OF sublunary cares bereft 'em-
No matter how the story ended,
Tho application intended.
Is from the famous Scottish Poet,
Who seemed to fecl we'll as know II.
THAT buirdly chicls and clover hizzies,
" Are bred in sic way as this is"
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the patient for the hrs time, probably be willing be
cened about his lie when ~ all prpbali, is be-
y"nd the hnpc Of the most kilf Physician medicinal
aid. May these facts awaken all may afflicted
disease that lend be of Pulmonary
That should be loat procuring high
Medicine,
DR. DuNCAN'S EXPECTORANr REMEDY.
(For diseases Of The Respirato,y Ofsq aai Con,ption
The wonderful discovery in the healing arfe,ns
removing all disease from the and also
cold and silent grave By attending
this kind admoniton Uousaa9s Of lives SPA
the great enjoyment and comfort of many families
dearest friends.
Call upon any of the Agents who cell DR. Duicnn's Fx
remedy, where you viii he
derlu efficacy persons hapd whom YOU
liberty cal upon before Purchasing. The proprietor
tas medicine particularly all afflicted person=
feel disposed his medicine il
cordng the Directions in the sma pamrhle which
be oun enreoped around each bottle BY
~ 10 ire rrerrfnns' sufficient quantity
the medciae fair and decided trial perfec, and
lasting certain TO be performed the case he
hopeless before using the dicine
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Listen then 70 the warning fate that YOU behold daily an
guard youis from the first seed
Of Cnnsump, II Cold, Coteh, S5reess q tie 1roat
and Broncti, ftl7i=a. Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis.
ShortHess d1etds 81 Bfeath'ng Ctoaking raising
Of Pegns and riafei matter Pan he Breast &c &c.
These the first bie prihts Of Consumption
nd houli bs Immediately attended n BEFORE 1T BF
TOO LATE When disease Is permitted by n snicita
knit destructive and Ia al thread upoa the
der membrane of
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Terms of AdveTtising.--Ox DOLLAR per square fer
three Insertions ond Twenty FIvE CExrs for earn
ditionaI inaertioaTES LISEs s. acc occupied by
,j ems, is counted squafe nothing less
square all oHcra sqJare, aud lose s3uare and
hnlf II be reunited SQUARE and haGper square 10,
three months, TnnEE DOLLARS ior Elk SIN Dol
LsRs, or IE@ IoIAEs per slpaees TrFTEgs
DOLLARS J. IFTT Cf.aTs per
Twenty Dollars per annum. Merchants. Druggists,
and Others. advertising by the year, VIII he charged
column Of 1000 MIR. 5000 per for
of a colomn 90; for half column. 1850;
quartet Of column s2UU.A ded1ctioa Of 20 per
Will be made advertisements longer quarter Of
column, hen ed by the half year year, and
altered. Chance notices and petitions f divorces
be paid invariably advance Advertisements
from Abroad must be accompanied the cash, unless
ordered for publication 10y brother publ isher
n B. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid ,unies the option Of the publishers NJ peFo5s
,gagen1ent between the publishers and are adFeiaser
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1886 Persons actually Died

with this nsinna descasr Cosstnpttol- Inis assertion
is verified by occnlat demonstrations our midst
We behold its fatal III families all around
Daily gathering is cherries embrace friend from every
circle ani cnstrg gloom and darkness its place of
visitation. This Is 81 serious AMI frarful import An
enemy. cruel ''reicrttiess tntml2'
bedside solemn hour Of
with the first light Of morn, anl ailiiy an1 soemnly
VIII
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CASH FOR FLAXSEED.

VTNHE undersigrei wish purchase three thoo
4 sand bushels Of FI.AXSEED. for which they will
highest price. delivered at Benjamin STATIONS
store in Richmond, o, a, their Mil on EIkhorn.
NORDYhE & THOMAS.
July 25th, lsi4. SLIT
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B { [ | S
REVISED STATUTES OF IND.

\
x FEW copies Of this work, admirably adapted 70 ths
Store, price 81 cts
We subjoin few of the recommends of the book
from those best able 10 appreciate ,s cha ractcr.
From, the Hon. I.aac Biac6Iord Jtdse Of he Supreme
Court.
| IspI.xAroLIs, Nov. i. 1911.
Sir.-I have examined with much pleasure your Abri tg
Constitution and Revised SIaui Stat
OF Indiana he plan excellent and appears
well executed. The work deserves iibeto
pa tronized: and it cannni fall IN my opinon. be
nenty useful to the community.
Yours. &c. ISAAC BLACKBOARD.
W. b. wEpGEwoop. Esq
From his Erce!ency James 7tcon15, Corernor Of Ind
INDiANAroLIs. Aug, -. Ie4i.
Dear Sr:-Havins been strongly impressed with the
OF having the Ieadug and essential pro
visions Constitution nd principal Statutes
deen States of the Union understood the body
of the citizens. have been much gratihed n eAsmin
plan simplifying branch knowledge,
form Of plain ami familiar questions and adapted
the intuto Of eacn State a,ey. well those
United colectiyeiy-as being uigmcnt
emnensly conducive TO The alta OF that desirable
object.
The dry a nd rsp,,sive i'll written
arc generally clothed in volumes rendered
and small brings within
n,roduct the school, and the domestic ire
sde would be attended it'll grea, public and individual
benefit.
am happy find that you abou, publishing SINH,
lar compendium suited 10 the State Of Indiana and
examination of the plan and Of the sheets.
but the hope that the extended
you in State will be as ample, as satisfied i,
merited-
am. very respectfully. you, ot't servant.
w. B. WEpGEwoop. ESQ.,. New York.
From o II. Smith, late u s. Senator
INnlAN.roLis. Ind Aug 18th 1914.
Sir II have cursorily looked gmen,
Constitution and Statutes o. Indiana
of the plan you have adopted of reducing
the smallest possible compass, by questions and
The work will be useful extending great
people the information Constitution
Laws OF small expense and would suppose
might be very uefny introduced into schools and
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HagerstOWn Iron and Brass
F0U NDRY.

u u ~ u u !.
FTNIlE undersigned have commenced the FOUNDRY
u business III the town Of
HageTstoWD, Wayne County, Indiana.
and prepared I'll all busi-
They W III make, TO order, ali kinds OF
MILL IRONS; rarely IF Cook'ng. Ter, and Seren
Plate and Payior SIOIES; Jtood's Patent Horfnag's.
Psaeock's, Sioop's and Uiskon.ta FLOUGHS bou.
Right and LeH Handed .3iso, first rate article If
BARK MILLS; Hollow WARE of all kinds
supe workmanship, ali kinds OF
CardIng Machinery, Power Looms, ThreshiEg
Machines, of different kinds, &c.
They for sale. assortment of AHpIRoNs,
WAGON Boxes Collar BLoCKs PLcUGH STARTS,
FAN Mill Irons, and all the variety OF articles made in
Foundries.
Jn addition the above, they V i'll make, 70 order
BEL Is
and ,eriar eauut made cnurrry,
articles OF Brass and compot used ia the
of IN Machinery.
The articles will be exchanged fair prices FOR
FLAX-SEED, WHEAT, HORSES, and all articles OF
approved country produce.
LEATHER
They will also keep tor sale ietv of Eastern and
country tanned SOLE aud UPPER LEATHER. CA II
SKINS, HARNESS, and Birdie LEATHER. which,
will be exchanged Tor HIDES. SKINS, and I.4LLOW.
They will sell Leather Mt each prices
VIRGINS & RODGERS.
July 10, 1914. 39tf
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Wis;ai.s Ealsam of wild Cherry.


d lies
versay 1t cured thousands upon toasan! :
al classes tho 3aHsc IoI-iy cur,uIHp-
character And Physicians Of the greatest cmncnce
whole unhe5iiItn-Iv recommend
q MOS L POW ERFtL CURATIVE Of fr|uoua-
disc III the Whole al Pharmacy The sai-
the " thus lar been unparalleled
lily OF efficacy been
every place il has boca used Thousands OF
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Eosssgsgsarseivc Patients

already tested II. exalted virtues, ana confessed IL
surprising, excellent AMI amazing The remaih1
hle of this Baisan a9Ibt owing in great
the peculiarly agreeable and powerful nature
IL =
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THE HOUR IS AT HAND.
DELAY no Time.

The following convince all are suffering
from the first premouitoTy symptoms leading
Pulmonary Consunfpfior he ost ia
procuring that which viii ptoong life for season
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Among ali the famous .-es Tor Cuhsuml t1n, mar
SCENE 40 TO naating with greater x
q reputation than that most waHserluI article,
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We subjoin few Of the end tons of book
from those best able appreciate its character.
From the Hon Iaae Backford, Jt43sc Of Tie Supreme
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-20
ron THE TIMES


FAREWELL TO SUMMER
Thou AT passing, lovely Summer, like u
vision,
From the things that now are, to those
that have been,
Thy soit-tin;cd skies and thy bowers clysian
Thy fow'r & fair bloom and thy .uri's
emerald green
Arc passing away like the bright exhalation,
That rises and fades IN the mornings list
beam;
While Autumn, resuming his sway DER
Creation,
From his shdowy throne sheds slIad-
owy glcam.
The forest bedccking with each varied hue,
While thick gathering clouds hover dark
ling and free
Thy glories, fair Summer! are FAST fading
from view,
Fare thee well, lovely Summer farewell
unto thee.
Sweet Summer! hcart-wovcn bond of
connection,
have formed with thy landscape, so
peaceful and fair,
When, In the dark moments of grief and
detection,
have sought in thy bosom a shelter from
care:
The pure sky above, the deep silence around
me.
To the wandrinss Of fancy bright images
brought,
And my soul was entranced by the vision
which bound me.
With magical spell to the beings of
thought.
And oft, when straying thy valleys at ewes
mystic hour,
Pure Thoughts, born I'M stiffness have pas
sed through my mind
And the spirit within, obcying the blessed
power
Has scared from this world on the wings
OF the wind!
Farewell, sweet Summer, ere thou shalt re
turn,
He who now mourns thee in death may
be sleeping,
The wild storm his requiem, the cold earth
his urn,
And naught but sle chill night around
him be weeping;
Yet, oh! when in Deaths arms this bosom
reposes,
And the heart that now throbs hath hea-
we'd its last sigh,
Bind round his pale brow rich wreath of
roses,
That grew BY the stream meath the soft
azurcd sky.
And though no friend DER his grave should
stand with emotion,
Though his memory be lost in the current
of years,
Remember, fond Nature, the sleeper's de-
votion,
And still she'd around him your night fall
ling stars. Oh. 4.
Why is Judge Edmonds like Benjamin
trankllnt Because one bottled lightning, the
other jagged Dig Thunder!
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