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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-19

TIMELY WAESr>G-To those prcdsposed to Consnmp-
ton. The weekly records of Death I'd the
that die OF Consumption, should convince all, that
time should be lost III procuring something to arrest the
hydri headed monster due before takes hold
of the tender membranes of the lungs and them
to disease. This timely caution may be the OF
sparing the shadows of the grave and placing
Within their reach Remedy that Tens Of Thousands have
used before thcm-Iuanv who living of
health TO the present Is not then blessing the
sumptire that there medicine that will their
affections and sound health. This be found
the timely DR DUNcANs ExPEcroRANT REMEDY,
medicine expressly for diseases of the lungs
promontory symptoms of consumption. These who
afflicted with cough, cold, hoarseness, and of
the throat bronchitis splitting Of blood pain the breast
and side, difficulty of breathing &C. should delay
procuring this medicine until 5 t00 late.
u For sale a the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-19

SUDDEN CHANGES THE MorIiER OF CoSsUMrTEoNs-Ihs
fact clearly demonstrated whenever have 'ssud
den change the eathcr.'' II this that the
seed of Consumption the system and nurured
until the Lungs become seriously and dangerously dis
eased when in all probability the patient for the first
will begin TO seek relief How many thousands thus
elect themselves and suffer their health. and finally
life destroyed. The first Perceptibe foot prints
CONSUMPTION. experienced at sudden changes of
the weather. Hoarseness and Cough Soreness of the
Throat, and Irritation of the Bonchi. Pain in the Head
Goodness of the Feet and sudden Chlness the Be-
dv AT length the Cough increases. and finally Prosfra
ton and Languidness of the whole system follows which
indicate sudden decline of Health ami the speedy
proach of CONSUMPTION. These facts plain IS the Y
appear 10 every sensible person does however
alarm those afflicted be too late Ii is there
of the greatest Importance who NAV be at
tackled from the effects Of sudden
rhere to al procure .'pR DUI MEANS cEIFRR A.
TED EXPECTORANT REMEDY the Creates, Pre-
tentative and Life Guard OF CONSUMPTION and the
only Certain Medicine that will remove disease and again
restore the LUNGS TO their former Health.
DR. Duncans Great Western Office is Just opened in
Cincinnati, at 80 Sycamore few doors below
Ssh where his Medicines be obtained large and
small Quantities
TFoE sale al the RICHMOND Book SroaE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-19

L THE UNPARALLELED SCcCEss, has given such in
creased demand for Dr. Duncans ExP"cto-ant Remedy,
for the cure and prevention Of consumption and diseases
Of the liver. that the proprietor Ia. been compelled
ton OF those afflicted living IN the West who heretofore
have been compelled the Phiaielpha office. or
send expense and trouble. This the reo-e
TO inform all afflicted disease Of consu1ap,fve rz.-
tina. his medicines and advice obtained
al this Western Office 1t Is therefore be hoped
the many thousands who troubled with gh,
III the breast and side shortness of BREATH difficulty Of
raising up and throwing Of the vicid phegm and matter
that settles the tubes and lungs, splitting of blood
and soreness of the hroa and other symptoms will
soon lead 70 consumption; will take timely advice ard
procure few bottles of DR. sExPectorant Rem
edy. which the Of
ease that taxes when neglected. and destroys life
Western Medical Office, $50 Sycamore street, Cinein-
sale and retail
GTA supply Of Dunean's ExPectorant Rern>3y iu..
received and for sale the Richmond Book Store price,
81 per bottle. March So.h, 1876
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MANSION HOUSE.
II C. Ii VI . \ D, ! \ D.

~ HIS House formerly known the ''Tenprranee
L Hail. and recently occupied by William Nixon,
has lately been reEtted superior st le with tile
design Of making of the most comfortable resting
places for the weary traveller in the western country
The subscEiJer also takes great pleasure IN Informing
his old friends and the travelling community generally
his TABLE shall be- hc rctofore, while occupying
the Richmond Hotel supplied with the choicest yands
the country affords
Ills STABLE Is large and convenient, and is attended
by the very best Of Otlers, and supplied with the best of
Prove nder.
He feels confident that the pains that shall be taken to
make those who with him, comfortable and
Home, will him asking share of public
patronage. BOARDERS taken b. the day week
the favorable terms.
X. BROOkINS
Richmond, Dec 9th. II -. 52-tf
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Latc.t Improv elnent in Ploug hs

rI>HE undersigned would respectfully inform his
and the public that he continues the Plough
Making Business, his old stand, and has, By the
of d. s Horney added his former
of Plougis, entire set of Patterns consisting
right left handed, dltfe Sizes constructed
apply all kinds of ploughng.made to work with
without cutters, high mould boards with cast
dardsthe standards constructed receive land
side plate. This plough made with Il wrought shaer
we'll laid with steele shear and nouldboard formed
TO render them better calculated to clean themselves
than any before III Application for letters patent
will be made Immediately. Any person avaing himself
of the benefit OF the above described improvement with
the Of the subscriber, Will do II at his peril.
The unusual low price for which this plough will be sold,
places it within the reach Of every farmer general
and old patterns. constantly hand
and sale low for cash.
SOLOMON HORNEY, Jr
March 9TH. 1916 lot
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To all Teachers and Parents
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS,
Published by Gregg & Elliott, PhiIad'

They among the best series of Reading Class Books
for Schools published IN this country: up
wards OF 60 600 copies have been sold in IS months
Amongst letters OF the following
has been received from OF the best teachers
Pcnnsy lvania:
LEES PoRr, Bcrks August %, 1915
Messrs. Gregg & Elliott: --f:sniletncR-AccoPt my
thanks the of Readers. KIND as to
send me- my friend DR. Darrh whom he last III the
consider them decidedly the best School Reader RS
have with. have introduced them into the School
this place. and find the fully to expoctc-
tons. have also introduced Crimshaw's History of -
United States, another of your valuable aool publca-
tons. I much pleased with Or. Rusche nberger 5
works Anatomy and Botany, which You kindly sent
They appear be Just the works needed, TO
bring subject of Natural History within the compass
of our common Schools, and intend during the
ing winter make effort introduce the subject in
the Schools here, and for this purpose would like to
possess the whole eight uniform volumes, which
/ have requested DIR. Darrh q procure for
Very respectfully, (Signed) II. c. BAKER
Principal, Lees Port Seminary.
15~A the above for sale by David P. Holloway,
Richmond, Ia. &. b. Davis Indianapolis, la. and Nr
chants generally throughout the state
The publishers all Teachers who have the inter-
of their pupils at heart to examine their valuable
ries of School Books before introducing any others.
October s9th, ISIS. iiu
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Important New Works.

The Debate Slavery, held in Cincinnati, Oct
between Rev J. Blanchard. Pastor of the Sixth Pesbv-
terrain Church. and n l.. Rice. u. D.. recently of Nv
now Pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church.
natl Ohio Price, 81: %.
Indiana Annual Register for 1916. published by s.
Turner, Indianapolis. Price 80 cent
Wandering Jew. complete, in two volumes. Price. 50
cents Just received and for sale at the BOOK STORE
Richmond. Re Attn, 1876.
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T9NHE undersigned being about 10 remove from this
place, Is DESTROYS Of closing ap his business, sDd ass-
posing d some - 1 property. Il thr~t0re requests al
rseus having cals against u, present them him
his absence, = y HAN Cox who VIII he
thorized to settle the and all persons indebted
him. requested % maze payment above early
possible.
4 COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE. on
Front Street with good smoke house. sa5a AID other
coaTelienceS offered for sale
THE PORK AND ICE HOUSE, opposite the Mark It
house, also offered for reasonable The
hguse Iarg, and has we'll filled ce-housc
Ih5s j. al excelle NJ location for butcher
THE SLAUGHTERINC; ESTABLISHMENT, near
the bridge all lens for
THE KILN AND QUARRY. Immediately above the
b:dge, wiki lane house. &C. Is offered for stated
sum, or tie shares.
OLIVER KISsEY.
sth mo. I.tt, 1876 Is-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-19

JAYNE's EXPEcToRANT-Mr. Eben-zer Web
ser, Of Providence. r. t. cured Of AST-
MA by using five bottles.
Rev. Simeon Siegfried cured of Influenza, Z
Hoarseress, and hard dry Cough, by one bottle
Rev DR. Babcock, Of Pomghkeepse, avs that knowing
Or. Jayne 10 be regular Physician and having used
his medicines personally and in his family. does not
hesitate nd them safe and euinenty useful
medicines and valuable addition Materia Medca
Rev. John Serur, Of Lanlbertsvie, New Jersey, wha
suffering with hoarse and Of the lungs
and throat aid sud3catsag Asthma cured BY
bottle.
Mr. J. l. SiHpkins says that it cured his wife Of con-
sI' NPTIOH, and one of his children of HOPPING
COUGH.
Reg. Jonathan Going ID. D, Professor Of Granville
College. Ohio, says, ole iaboring under a
COLD, COUGH and HDARsENE55, and that his diff
aculfy Of breathing great that he felt himself
imminent danger Of immediate sufocation but per-
fectIy cured by using this Expectorant" Mrs Dks Of
Salem, N j. cured of Asthma Of % years standing.
y using bottles Of this medicine Mrs Ward also,
Of Salem, cured of LIE complaint, by 1--WE bot
les
fI5-For saie a. Reeds Drug Store.
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"IATCH AND CLOCK RE-
XK PAIR INC The snhsf lie
LIGHT and CLEANLINESS

IF LIGHT Won want. just come TO
j Such CANDLES I'll supply
That none can any better be,
Or nicer TO the eye,
SO hurry and bring the Cash
Come one, come together:
Coed goods you'll get. not common trash,
They II stand in any weather
ard. white and sweet what ask You more1
Cone on and crowd my Factory deer:
Your clothes, your faces, hands, and feet.
Much washing will require.
To keep healthy. clean and sweet
Then, too for SOAP enquire.
Both hard and soft-boih strong and good.
/ make OF every kind:
Bring your cAsH-your TRsDE-your woop.
III sui, yce TO mind.
SOAP-GREASE and ASHES. too. L won't refuse,
But gladly take what quantity you choose.
GEORGE WILSON
IGraiefui for favors past he hopes for
Richmond, Sept q, lsl5.-39t. G w
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nISS0LITIOS OF fARTNERSHIP-The CO.
- partnership, heretofore existing between Ellis
Nordyke and McaIah Thomas, under the style Of Nor
dyke Il Thomass dissolved hy mutual consent Tbs
viii be continued By l.. IL D. hordyke and the
Of tAe old ann VIII 10 settled By
ELLIS NoRDTKE.
MICAJAEi THOMAS.
May 9th, lofii. 1885,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-19

The undo offr for sale his Saw Mil,
ated mile North of Richmond 1t is of the best
seats this section of countryside machinery of the
best workmanship and of the latest improve 1t is
complete orerruns daily and for location
passed by any Mill in the country
ANY wishing 10 purchase is invited 10 call and
examine 1t has all the appenagcS, dwell
ling house, sc &c. VIM. BJI.LA Sen.
November 9TH, 1916. i5tf
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sasgEEg!y gEgna

JEW DANID-Thosc who acquainted with the
character OF Jew Davas Hebrew Plaster and Persian
Pills Will doubtless bc glad learn that another shipment
been received by the travelling agents who
immediately The immense quantities Of these articles
Sold proof sufficient Of their superior medical virtues.
Yet should there b. ncredulous daughter of
afction wUo sutlelIg under al the horrors Lame
hack Rheumatism, Se4-ci IaiS or He0hHesS. PAIN in
side breast Seedlings. Tamoys, hiRg's Era &c.
all of which this plaster seldom fails cuTe) with
Dyspcpsia Irer tfectto, Fsrc,. can Fce. Ferer and
i0He Scf0iad, OF the diseases that originate
inpury the blood and circulating fluids, for
tonistng of which these Pills have become so
popular. for the benefit Of such will subioin a few
extracts letters showing the estimation which these
medicines are held where known
Indianapolis, prl 18th, le1.Mcssrs y. Ilartcr CO.
Gods. will please send II doz boxes Hebrew
Plaster and doz. boxes Persian Pills Immediately The
demand continues great and shall doubtless sell a
large quantity tins season. Yours. respectfully,
JoHN J. 0wsIEY, Druggist.
Newtown. Ia, April 10Th, l-i5-Nessrs. -. Hartcr &
o.fenfs-i would say that the hebrew Plaster and
Persian Pills continue 20 off ne and nearly
out of Pills. had better By the stage
yer. doubt that tins medicine viii be much
ed this every body Is calling for it. Yours,
truly. JoHS MICK, IT.
Crawfordsville Ia Jan. 81 1sis.--Mes~rs D Ifarter
Co.-t.entS-I have sold out nearly all the large sup
PLY the Justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster and Per
Pills furnished three weeks since, would
be well to keep we'll supplied find calls for the
medicines increasing daily. would here state, that
have articles my drug store that give better Salts
faction than the Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills.
Moan :. IuoMrsoN.
Washington. Ia, Aug. 81, 1Sfi-Messrs. ID. Harcr &
Co.-fens.-At the request OF many, who anxously
awaiting the arrival of supply of your celebrated
Hebrew Plaster ana Persian Pills write you the
cond time saving that We have frequent
both Plaster and Pills, which general
lsfaction Please send another lot immediately obgc
Yours, respectfully, GALLAGHER . " ALTERS.
Joseph Howells. ! p;,l :,
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l. u M II Il IL & TIL H T. = HI II &
MACHINES

ITNHE subscriber wishes TO exchange either Travel
Il Ter or Stationary Machine for cash and lumber
Will take the most in umberis also making Clover Hull
lcrs to exchange for cash and produce. shop Main
street near l.. Burk' 5 Livery Stable.
Also, large. strong work-horsc which will be
changed for lumber, good terms.
+. W. ROBINSON.
Richmond. Sept 10, l545. 37-tf
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The Price of LIME Reduced.

TENiE undersigned. hnve on hand and expect
keep for sale, at their kiln Ekhorn, a large
quantity OF the best quality of weil-barned LIME IL
Will be sold at the KILN at eght cents bushel de-
lIyercd in Richmond at fourteen cents hish..
This Lime Is made of pure limestone and is not in
ferior any Tins section of the country for brick
work, plastrrug, or cementing.
April Ifth 1916 I6f f.. & -. NORDYkE.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
RICH MON I'd, IND.

THNIE subscriber wishes call the attention of the
travelling public to the fact that he has returned to
his old Stand, 7 IL J.; y ALTON l.. that he Is
putting the House. well the whole establishment,
first order for the accommodation of the travelling
public, with the dete rninaon that he will not be out
done the for kind and close tn those that
may favor him with cali. No shall be spared for
the comfort and enjoyment of his guessIn short, he
is determined to keep good and orderly house. and
make every that calls him at home His charge
shall be as low house of the kind the wcstno
shall dissatisfied if his power prevent
Feeling thankful for avors he hopes be sustained
by his old friends and customers. Any favor will be
thankfully received and, III his humble way shall be
turned.
n +. Good sheds for carriages-good yard for wagon
and ention to them few good horses and
carriages, that person wishing to
adjoining town shall be accommodated without DELAY.
DANIEL. ID. SLOAN.
Richmond, Oct. %, 1-I5. 43-tf
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II VERY STABLE.-The subscriber has fer hire.
IL several good saddle horseSRr rrs and wei. broke
horses HIS terms will he suited o thu times
Richmond, June 1, le.5. it'll LEV + BCRk.
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TO PLOUGH MAKERS.

has Sloops PIougs. right and left Peacocks right and
left; Woods Plough four different sizesal Of which he
Will sell at Cincinnati prices, for Cash.
GYTHRESHING HACHINES.-iie has an excel
Threshing Machine which he manufactures and will
sell Cash approved Trade. For to horses neat
and despatch the OF work it is inferior
in
The undersigned returns his thanks to the public ;
the liberal support bestowed upon the late firm OF
and j. o Iiarra, would respectfully solicit continG
of their at i All kinds Of Machinery repair
ed short notice Cash, Wheat, good Horses will be
token IN exchange for any of the above articles
THOMAS O'HARRA.
GIt is necessary that the business of the late firm Of
Il. and j. O'Harra should be settled pos
sble, therefore, those who indebted to SAID firm
hereby requested to make immediate payment
June IL 1915. [jan.3l Id 7. OH
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
Ca Ca GZ Ass Tailor,

Ca Ca 81 9 I--, Tailor,
TYAEING permanently located in the city of Rich
mond respectfully informs the citizens thereof, and
the surrounding country. that he prepared
all work ii his inc business the
FASHION AND PLAIN STYLE,
and the most reasonable terms. Cutting done the
shortest notice warranted to fit # property made up.
1T'He viii also make LADIES' RIDING HABITS. in
the neatest and most fashionable
fr5-Mr. ~usnr. Is now receiving the New Y ork and
Boston asIo>s by Mr. ScoTr, quarterly; and prepa-
red please those who Will give him portion Of their
custom. II Shop Man street, door east Of the
Post Gifice
Country Pro5a~,, taken - payment fer work a, ,hs
market prices
March l.. 1-I6. I2:3m
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY.
STOVES. HOLLow-SvARE, and CASTINGS,
Cine N n a I'll Prices.

1u1HE undersigned would respectfully the pub
lie that he carries the Foundery business at the
lately conducted by the firm of l. and J.
D'ffarra. lie has Hand a lot Of , IDt Is;
consisting of Nos. p and Improved Premium Cooking
Stove, Splmsns Improved Cooking Stove and ten
plate Stoves OF different with general assortment
o Franklin and Parior Stoves Aiso-Pots Kettles,
Andirons, and " agon Boxes.
He also manufactures and makes order Carding Ma
chine s, Condensers, Spinning and Mapping Machines
broad and Power Looms Fnllng Stoves, and all
kinds Of Machinery used in Manufacturing establish
Mill Gearing Of all kinds made on the shortest notice
He feels confident saying that he has the largest and
hes, patterns the Western country for
rst Saw Mills. He has, in short, the latest
rrove,nc Mt in the Mil tteariI.y line
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BETTER and Cheaper school, RooL.

Caano be had taaa Sanders Seaoel Reade,., Nos 3,
aad 1. Spelling Beol aaa Primer.
from hund reds Of practical teach
ers of the highest respee;ahty in all parts the
mon are before giving uneGuvecal testimony that
Sanders School Books the bcst-are superior 10 ssy
We have nuIne roas ory notices with,
in the last sir ess by of
ers IN the Western States well some score from
New England he airing equally holding such
Language the following:
Il believe them excel ~ sevcrs! respects series
bc fore the public f'yimcisal Of a Higk Scisol
One striking excellence of these books the
tive character thcy offer To Young minds which thew
alIured their task rather than compelled while
the At the plan OF the author earned cut by
teacher the pupil will be taken through rigii
tai ercise. =" + fiReipaI Of an icsdemg
II pleased with the the lessons both
in spelling and reading There easy transition from
whole tak IL IS he best harr The Of
the lessons high and well calculated 10 impress favora
II think these books excel all other School Books Of
their kind would particularly notice the
easy which the pupil is led along from III"
alphabet to finished style OF reading '-frtne'-
pal Primary Sel.ooi.
Particularly do approve of the Spelling Beak al
together the best IA use I'eaeher an District Seaoei
The res would have !, distinctly undo that
Sanders School Books manufactured the best
stvlc and sold as iou andvil continue to be low.
any similar CtasS-Books published in the country!
WV H. MooRE Co
Publishers of Sanders School Books.
IN Main II. bet. Third and Fourth Cincinnati.
For sale wholesale and retail by
T. HOLLOWAY, Richmond, Ind
/
Awrrr NrRprn.-1Iow quick will the eye be arrested
By paragraph headed Awful Murder and read
with trepdaon Ia ascertain what hagran outrage has
been perperatcd upon some fellow being Bat what APP
at 10 often manifest when behold the
lily part Creation murdc red by that of evil
Consumption, with other kindred affections The dep
these inurd-rous diseases would be
lively harmless. If JAY MES EXPECTOR ANT
generally known and appreciated its unrivalled
deserve. II is without exception the most valuable
preparation existence for consumption, Asthma Group.
{ lut and
the throat. lungs, or breast. II fails Ia give
lief Prepared ont! by pr d. Jayne, No . South Third
street. Philadelphia
.Is GIfE,p'' was the pathetic
clamation the prophet Israeli he behed tho deg
radiation and of las peopc-and does not the
heart of the planthropIs with of
rat Oh and hc witnesses the hopeless and
helpes condition of thousands wing all around INN with
Con>Inpon and other pulmonary affections, and to ash.
is there balm that heal thc, phi to
them from death Yes. there balm that will
heal them, and those fatal diseases and
health 1t - found in Jay mes Expeetorsnt,
which fails to relieve.
For sale AT Reeds Drug Store.
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TO BREEDERS OF FINE HORSES

We would say there is horse in Indiana Ohio this
time, of high origin as Nertumnus. Being by
the removed horse Old Eclipse-who out and beat
with all horses of his day. which rtion
knowledgcd by all sportsnen who acquainted with
the history of the running stock. The size Of this
Horse will recommend him all classes. being Of
and muscular built, measuring seventy three inches
around the grti This Horse farIned George w
Brown of Charleston, South Carolina by his present
proprietor. who having been engaged in the trading
horses the Southern Marke for
acquainted with all the noted horses of that coun-
try.
JOEL HIATT.
WILLIAM CRAWFORD.
Milton Ia, April 18th, lo46. l6-6w
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-25
POETRY.
"GOOD BYE"

Farewell farewell is often heard &. Z
From the lips Of those who part:
'Tis a whispering ,one-'tis q gentle word,
But il springs not from the heart.
II, may serve for the lovers closing lay,
To be sung 'neath.a summers sky;
But give.me the quivering that say
Tile honest words-"Good bye!"
Adieu! adieu! may greet The ear,
Tn the guise Of cours|y speech;
But when we leave the kind and dear,
'Tis not what the soul would teach.
Whene'er we grasp the hands Of those
We would have forever nigh,
The flame Of friendship bursts and glows
In warm, frank words-"Good bye"
The mother sending forth her child
To meet with cares and strife,
) Breathes lhro' her tears, her doubts and
z fears M@
For the loved ones future life.
o.cold ''adicu," no "larewell' lives
Within her closing sigh;
But the deepest sob Of anguish gives
"God bless thee, hoy y!"-"Good bye ~
Go! watch,she pale and dying one.
When the glance has lost its beam
When the brow is cold as The marble stone,
And the world passing dream;
tAnd. the latest pressure Of the hand,
The look Of the closing eye, 1
Yield what the heart must understand,
~ A long.-a last "Good bye"