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rIIIs EXTRA or i but g il ssls ssits nI.ar ,ia..
cheaper plsasanis and wuianfsd superior % any sold
de6iiitaiing the patient v Z 10y M" ~ di
The great beauty and superiority e ,s ,rsspsA over
ssN disease. tinvigorates ths body.
1T HAS fEHSoRAED MORE y THAN 1900 cuREs
iooo cures Of RAsanat,s" f
aS0S cures q asss1I Dssily and lpaa Of Nsrsou.
En~rvs = ~ - -'
3O61 FsnaIs coptai,,fs and over 7O00 curts or Dis
'' iIIesys =" nn sry.sls. .u rb,u minnie. nm The
ss Com 1ssr @ cases
.Sars appear 9sss sss, "%
niSrnins rs al xpsor,uary cures NJ VAN nusrirE Fs
"s n Informs ~ hal he ean @ 10 morn ssn os
II s eS Of Yors Which W. w sl s. ~ Win
pleasure. and 70 men u character wen Known
~
DR. Townsend Is almost daily receiving order. from phy.
seIans IN different partS q The Union
MS ses s ws s
sARsAPARiIIA, and believe i to be one
kst i 4 "a q &.
PHI Pulling, NJ d. Wilson, NJ D., R, D Briggs NJ.
Albany April /, iS45.
T q 4 .|.I
inc following Is nom one Of the most respectable phys
Clans on Long 'sishd ;s{
0HESsPoRr, July ~ 1886 il
DR TowNssaD-Dear sir-~It Is with satisfaction that
s beneficial o yons n
sAPARALA Being engaged in the practice of medicine,
xht In the removal Of diseases arising from deransed
s,s q The tdsssvs ossns aSnd, @ far exceed,
'''A'' : : T Ss.pss,'al " your,
%. PRESTON NJ D. f
,yNITED STATES OFFICER
Capt q W Mclean, Member Of ne legislature and late
isrtiicais Ii tells lis own story. 4 " \
year since was aiken wb h Az ina,. Jam a s
p ~ s. ~ vsa and
sSs entirely as .s s9a ss,sspsrIls ia.vs sc,aasa
sared nv liz and wand nni ~ vi,ho,, i, nyu.r s @
alteration. M, 3 g. w. MCLEAN
.---- sl,.5 [ Ak
JOHN JACKSON, Esq, Editor Of the Railway Repub-
ane ABOVE eefhca'e, anu remarks III an edt
ora a. r rSso s.... u nm rowNsrNns pprp.p
ton az H. appears to Be one q .s most
IN its hhia n rom t @ ~ i 'mn VA ~
,s M oe NJ ,o LIP me " ,s aIu ouc
pi, ln ,o IN i Ms ~ 3a MY rssM, ~ %
cine q Sase saved his life and Mr. White sssms 10 sner
men lilei ss rnT n rss s ,
,o fully believe to Be dsssnrv irving ' '-' IS ~
n .1,-.--
SCkOFuLA CukED. =
This certificate conrlusiyely proyes that Ibis sARSApA
has perfect control over The most obstinate discuss
III the blood THREE nersnns cured IN me hose Il ,ire
ge,ientsd - ''7r VI i W. 7" f.s1 =" n y '''r''
THREE CHILDREN M
~, 49, IL, ,,-..
On IoWNsRFp-Deaf Sill have me pleasure to inform
you mat three oil my Children nave oee cured OF the Scro-
fe.y se.eley viii pau sotts hayr teken Only lour
bottles Y took them away FIR which feel myself under
ieep ohigaiion Yours respectfully,
IaAAC w GRAIN, luS wooster street.
new YORK, March !, lclf
MA fft - 5s.sl *Hts
CONSUMPllON CUREb H
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by the President ef the United States.
N pursuance Of law, JAMES X. POLK, President Of
the United States oi Americas do hereby declare and
make known that public sales win he held a the under
mentioned land offices In the State Of FLORIDA at the
At the land office at NEWNANsvILLE. commencing on
Monday the fourth day Of June next for the disposal Of The
public lands situated within the aforementioned town.
ships and parts Of townships, viz:
Solh Of the base line, and east ofths prncpa, mardfaa
Township twenty -fhree township twenty -four, except
se.t lions eight, nine ten, 6teen and sxleen and town
ships twenty-five, twenty and twenty seven, Of range
Township twenty three; township twenty. four excep,
sections one, two, three, ten eleven twelve, thirteen four
thirty i've and hy.ss; and townships twenty i've and
twenty.seyen, Of range twenty four.
Al the land Office al ST. Augustine, commencing on Mon
day the eighteenth day of next the disposal Of The
public lands situated within the townships
and parts Of townships, viz:
South Of tie base line aud east Of he principal meridian
Township twenty three; township twenty four, except
sections thirteen, fourteen twenty three twenty four TWEEN
twenty except sections thirty onr and thirty town
ship twenty six; township twenty except sections
and tweniy.fonr, Of range twenty five.
Township twenty three, except sections eighteen and
thirty one township twenty five; township twenty six ex
cept section thirty ONE and township twenty seven, Of
Townships twenty three, twsny.fonr twenty i've, and
twenty six, Of range twenty seven.
Township twenty seven, Of range twenty -nne
Township twenty seven, Of range thirty.
Townships tweny.sx and twentyseven ofrange thirty
one,
Townships twenty six and twenty seven Of range ihr
ty.two.
Township twenty seven Of range thirtythree.
Sections ten, inclusive, fifteen 10 twenty two in.
elusive and twenty to thirty four inclusive town
ship twenty seven, 81 range thny.fve.
Lands appropriated by law for The Of schools militia
ny other pusposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering Of the above mentioned lands will
menced the days appointed and proceed in the order In
which they advertised, with all convenient despatch,
until the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks and private entry Of any e. the lands will adj
miiied until after the expiration OF the weeks.
Given under my hand al the city Of Washington, this
twenty seventh day Of February Ammo Domlnl thou
sand eight hundred aud forty nine.
JAMES X POLK.
b. the President
RICHARD NJ IoUNo,
Commissioner Of the General Ia nd Office
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NY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
- s.-ssf STATES.

IN pursuance ofliw l. JAMES K FOLK President cfille
United states Of America, do hereby declare aud make
land Offices Ia the State vi WISCONSIN, athe periods here
inaiier designated, TO vii ~ .t
ing Monday the fourth day Of June the disposal
Of the public lands situated within the aforementioned
townships, and parts OF townships, viz;
North Qfte base line and mest ofthe fourth principal
meridian.
Fractional townships twenty-five, and townships TWEEN.
Fraeiions iownships twenty-five and tweny,sis, and
townships thryone, hrytwo, and thirty three OF range
Fractional township ,wentysx, and townships twenty
nine, thrty.three, and thirty FOUR ofrange nineteen
Townships thirty thirtyour, and 'hirtyhve, OF
Al The same place, commencing Monday, the thr
ds ss ~ an s q s
enumerated which have BEEN shall be- reported before
BE- or &c r n sopsr seSn
not less than hve dollars per acre except The sections aud
which shall not Be determined by the day liked Tor Tie com
mencement OF the public sale IN accordance with the pro
an a s act
additional land district in The Territory Of Wisconsin, and
At the land Office ut Mineral Point commencing on Mon
day. the eighteenth day OF June next for the disposal Of e
vacant public lands within the aforementioned townships
aud parts OF Townships, viz;
North Of the base line aud rest Of the fourth dprineip
meridian.
Townships fourteen, tfeen, and sixteen, ofrange one.
Townships fourteen, ffesn, aud SIXTEEN OF range lwo
Townships twenty, twenty one, and twenty OF range
three
Townships nineteen, twenty, wenlyone, and twenty,
Two, Of range four fHaEG
Townships nineteen and twenty, Of range FIVE
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty Of range six
Townships eighteen, nineteen and twenty, Of range
seven 7l
Townships eighteen, nineteen. and twenty, Of range
eight
Fractional township eighteen, and townships nineteen
and twenty, Of range nine
Fractional township eighteen and townships nineteen
and twenty, Of range ten. shtf
Fractional townships eighteen and nineteen, and town.
ship twenty, of range eleven .55s
Fractional townships nineteen and twenty, Of range
twelve s
Fractional township twenty, Of range thirteen
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools militia
RI and OTHER purposes will be excluded from the sales
The offering Of the aforementioned lands win he COM
menced on the days appointed and proceed In the order in
which they advertised with all convenient despatch
unit, the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
closed hut no sale shall he kept open longer than two
weeks and private entry Of Of the lands will be ad
mit;ed until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this
twenty seventh day Of February Domin thou.
sand eight hundred and foriyn.ne.
JAMES X POLK
BY the President:
RICHARD NJ. TouNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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Class No. Is.


This yellow Pine Timber must be Tree
knots, wind shake and other defects,
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The lands embraced In the above proclamation oca
ted principally and adjacent the Mississippi and ST.
Crolx rivers Those designated mineral extremely
valuable because, In addition TO the copper and other
found In hem they well watered and have rendy
to market, either the South by the Mississippi
river or 70 e East BY the way Of the lakes and the sever
al lines Of communication that connect Herewith.
Valuable timber and all other necessary requisites for
building and smelling are found In great abundance, and
Of the finest quality The climate is healthy and pleasant
tr cold being rarely mre intense than In the northern part
q New Yorkand many Of The lands are Exceedingly fer
e producing all the grains and vegetables that can
raised IN Massachusetts northern New York.
Maps showing the localities Of the mines and other valu
able Information relating thereto derived from The geoog
cal survey, c., which be embraced In this brief
notice will he prepared and deposited in the land Office
ST. Crox for inspection as early as practicable before the
commenc ement Of the public sales
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NOTICE to prs.emption claimant..

Every person entitled the right Of the pre- empon
any the lands within the sections and parts Of sections
ibove enumerated Is required 10 establish the same To the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor practicable
amer seeing this notice, and before the day appointed fnr
the Of the public snle Of the lands ehrac
ing the tract clamea otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
0--la lxu
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

SHrTEMsER l6, 1876.
ma. Towasssp-Desr Sr-My wife has been, for save.
raj years. afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies to obtain relief but all no puf
pose. She was finally induced BY seeing your advertise
together with man IN my employ badly troubled with
the Piles and by using small quantity Of your Ssrsapa.
rlla, our complaint was completely cured iconsider
Of tn. best Of medicines and would advise all who are
Attic I'd TO give II 4 trial. aE33 n
GARRTT GARRABRANT, iiF
i22 Market street, Newark.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE i2s FULTON STREET, NJ Yosis
sun Building. ff lI N \.
DR. II W DyoTT q SONS GsaHRAL Aorsrs, No
80 North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa. eti 80
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES SToTT, DRuo.
ssr, corner IIh street. and Penn Avenue, ffi NJ KY
10 Also, for sale by Druggists generally. 5t.. *.
~ NONE GENUINE .UNIESS pIfT UP IN THE
LANCE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND STONED WITH THE WRITTEN siosAruRs or
g p TOWNSEND, AND MS NAME BLOWN IN rHs orAss
nv ID n. ID " O n r.. In NM
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m- TAKE NOTICE I--The Canton Tea
Company the erciusfre vendors Of the superior
Black Tea called HOWQUA'S MIXTURE" They Intro
uced II In America In ls40-and every other person OF
house protesting TO sell the At al-much less at
lower pricedeceve the unwary, the public themselves
will perceive, BY comparing the spurious with the genuine
Every package Gin addition to its containing @ treghf
independent Of the wappeT bears the stamp OF
anil elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly secured
from light and air thai their quality and remain
nnimpaired In any climate
CHARLES A. Comfy, Agent,
At TEMPLEMANs Book store
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CYass No. i3.

Miscellaneous 10 be delivered onsihrd by the 18th July
the balance by 1a December nsxt--
SO, 500 bushels Lamp cosi' s..s Virginia
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Notice 10 PRESUMPTION Claimants.

Every person entitled the right precmpon to any
Of he lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated Is required tr establish the TO the
satisfaction nj the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office, and make payment therefor practicable
AFTER seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
cling the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be for
feited RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
march 5-lawl3w
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YOUNG LADIES. READ TI1s.

You who have Pale Compilations Dull Eyes, Dlotches
The Face Rough Skim Rrsckes, and are, out of sp
rifs,n bottle or two Of DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPA-
RIIIA II will cleanse the Blood, the Erscklss
aud Bofehes and give you animation, sparkling eyes ns
spirits and beautiful compe x0nall OF which are OF i'm.
ulense value 10 uNMARRIxp LADIES.
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PETER BROWN, u LIiile st., brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

& THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA has been ex.
prsssly pared In reference Female Complaints No
female should neglect 10 take IT, as lisa certain preventive
any Of The anu horrible diseases which they
subject II is valuable for those who approaching
womanhood as Is calculated to assist nature by quicken
ny the blood and nvlgorang system Indeed this me.
cine il Invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which
women sulisct,
II braces the whole system, renews permanently the ma
ura energies Wy removing the impurities Of the boodby
far stimulating the system 10 produce subsequent
reaxaton which il the Of medicines taken for
emae weakness aud tsense, WIZ, .H@
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Glass No g.
Miscellaneous to be delivered as required
Reams Regulation Paper fnt lined per pattern best
quality
dc Es,.I Paper do three sides 4. %
blank Bs Isa 'pr &c :.
do do halLmonthly returns, ruled to psslern do
do Blank Rs1nsi,ion Books, half bound In bcards-
gals Black Ink, In quart bottles
2 do Blue Fluid, In pint do
" small bottles Carmne red ink. @
g gross best quality Steel Pens
doz. Pen Holders
pound Waters.
! do Sealing Wax
~ don Black Lead Pencils
do Red Tape.
2 do Black SAND or l2 pounds
" pieces India Rubber
80 No. 20 q. p. Qnils
2 Am Almanars Tor 1850 (beund and ietter.d1
Class No. TO-
Miscellaneous, to be delivered as reaaar cd
y : tons on best s quality Timothy Hay
Class No. II.
Miscellaneous, 10 be delivered as required
40 bushels OF Corn
40 do Oats
Closs No. H.
Miscellaneous 10 be delivered by tho 18Th July
the balance By Ia December merit
500 bushels Cumberland Lump Coal
Closs No. 10.
Miscellaneous 10 be delivered third by the lstb July
the balance hy 10 December merit
5000 bushels Lump Coal best Virginia
llnQQ do AY4rSxa a Do de
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Class No. z

JIdSS NO. z.
l53 Tons No. |, Amsri lean Grey Pig Iron
Class No. 5.
To be delivered asreqnired
50 Barrels Of Lime.
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JOHN JACKSON, Esq, Editor of the Railway Republl-
unpublished the above certificates and remarks III an edi-
.orial as follows: tut 3}t
n1- The success OF DIR, TOWNSEND'S PREPARA.
TON OF SARSApARILIA appears be one OF the most
sxira1rdnar character we publish To-day two cercsies
from the Rev. Mr. White, Of Staten Island gentlemen
well known in Railway, Capt Mclean believes the med..
cine 10 have saved his life, Mr. White seems 10 enter
ain equally strong confidence in lie efficacy Intelligent
men like these would not praise strongly what they did
iot fully believe to be deserving,
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"a long handled Shovels
10 No. a brass wire Sleeves
ie /" 8 do do do
4 +" 20 do do do
ream enc Sand Paper
DO do Emery do
100 pounds White Chalk
10 do Red do
30 do Gam Sheiinc
20 do Flour Emery
% DO 20 Cut do
% do Sd do do
60 do best Shoe Thread
400 do Taliow
i6 do Rotten Stone
8 do Pumce Stone
8 do Scotch Stone
do fne Sponge
1000 do Oakurn for wip;ng
IL sides Bellows Leather
10 do heavy Harness Leather
8 dozen Corn Brooms
8 do Hickory do
4 do double Dustsrs
4 do ground Paint Brushes (O0D
4 do do do Tools mo. 81
4 do White Wash Brushes 90 knciS
2Paiietie Knives, IL ins. In blades
Putty knives
small Paint Mill
4 bis sour or condemned hour for foundry use
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10 be delivered by tho i5th July
e balance by tsf December nsxt-
5000 bushels Cumberland Lump Coal
$500 DO do Average do
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DR. TowNsRNp-Dear Sir-I have the pleasure to inform
yeu that three my children have been cured Of the Scro
cied very severely with bad sores; have taken only fo,
bottles took them away FIR which feel myself under
ieep obligation Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, los Wooster street
New York, March l, 1917.
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DR TowNsSnD-Dear Sr-~I Ii with satisfaction that I
say 70 You hs have recently Witnessed In sevel cases
the most beneficial results from your ACT OF SAR
sAPARhLA Being engaged in the practice Of medicine,
have prescribed IN several cases and without be-
xft In the removal Of dlseasts arising from deranged
aate Of the digestive organs jnundice far exceeds
any tHJ ofe kind offered the public. You will
please An MA two dozen, &c. 8sfB#
Respectfully you're,
S o. PRESTON NJ D.
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scRoFuLA CURED.

This certificate concusyely proves thai this SARSAPA
RILA has perfect control The obstinate diseases
IF the blood Three persons cured In one house Is upre
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-11-10
ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that there viii be a
Y petition presented to the Commissioners of
Columbiana county, at their next session, pray
ing for the location of a road running as follows:
Commencing at a point where the Franklin
Square road terminates, in the old State road
known as the New Lisbon and Dccrficld road ;
thence running due west with the section line
crossing the East New Garden road, and terni-
mating at a point where the said section line
intcrsects the West New Garden road, com
mencing at the starting point between the lands
of Joseph Coffee and Josiah Canaron-thence
west between the lands OF Chalkley Harris and
said Coffee thence between the lands of Joshua
S. Hatcher and said Harris thence between the
lands of Isaac b. Test and said Hatcher thence
between the lands of said Test and Isaac Mich
OILS thence between the lands Of Daniel Test
and said Nichols, to the point above mentioned
October 26, 1910.
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Agents for the BuglC.

OHIO.
New Garden-D. l.. Galbreath and I. John
son.
Columbiana-Lot Holmes.
Cool Springs-Mahlon Iryin.
BerlinEJacob IL. Barnes.
Marlbcro'-Dr X. G.. Thomas.
d Canfold-John Wetmore. hs '.
Iowellville-JoLr. Bissell.
Younqstown-J. s. johnson.
New L.yme-Marscna Miller. r
Selma-Thomas Swaync.
Springboro'-Ira Thomas.
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&sTROP

FOR RAzoRs n SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
4 sure Remedy far az the Diseases to ,ehicA tie
Ra-or IS SUBJECT. "a
This article proves to be superior to any now
in use, not only for restoring Razors to their ORR
ginal cutting state, but giving it a finer and
smoother edge than any other article now in use.
l will Just say Notwithstanding facts arc stub
born things that within three years past have
met with Razors laid by as useless, supposed to
be worn out, others become too soft, Others
crumblimg on the edge, and on applying them
to the Hone, restored hon to their former cut
ting state; andI have only to say, if there is a
Razor which has become soft from using, or
ertmbles ON the edge, l i have not yet met with
such in testing more than one thousand of diff
terent stamp. lr l
Manufactured by ID. Earle, Portage County
Ohio. .sE 1 Hfaalvr laa - lll'|
hor saieby FaicceH 4 Johnson, Sa7em,
October 10, ls49. 80 rTiH u.
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portrp.
From the Liberty Bell.
An Extract.
BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.

FoncE never yet gained ono true victory:
The outward man, by pike and ball o'cr-arguod,
Bends low his polite will but still, within,
The absolute Man, ON whom the bases rest,
Deep underground, of the intangible State,
Stands up defiant, plotting loyalty
10 one poor banishcd, homeless, hunted thought,
The dethroned image Of a native land.
Never was city-wall so strong as Peace;
This, founded sure on the souls primitive rock,
smiles back upon the bailed engineer;
The mine at its foundations tugs in vain;
An olive-wrcath, stretched harmlcssly across
Its open gates, enchants all enemies,
80 that the trumpet balks the knitted lips
That would have Jared it with the ~trampling
charge,
And. hushing back its hoarsc and quarrelsome
voice,
Like a disbandcd soldier when he secs
4he nestled hamlet of his unstained youth,
With its slim steeplc quivering in the SUM-,
Pipes with repcntant note the gay recall.
What hath the conqucror for all his toll?
so many men from men turned murdcrcrs;
SO many spoiled IN the fierce apprenticeship;
20 many sacred images of God,
sons, fathers, brothers, husbands, trampled down
Into the red mud Of the plashy field;
so many ~vulturcs gorged with human flesh;
80 many widows made, so many orphans;
So many cindcrs for so many homes;
80 many caps flung up as there are fools;
And, when his shattcring and ungoverncd cours
Is run at length, he drops, a mass inert,
Like d spent cannon-ball which a child's foot
Spurns at in play-what further need of him p:
Peace will not brook to have her snowy leaves
Turned rudely by those crinson-smutchin
thumbs;
The smooth civilian elbows him aside;
Iikc an old armor he is hung in the hall,
For idle men to count the dints upon,
\ buttrcss for the spiders hanging bridgc.
And for his country what hath this man con
qucred!
4 kindred peoples everlasting hate.
The bloody dram of unframed provfnccsJ
Those are i'll crops whose sickle is the sword.
And for himsclfs 1 never heard that any
Dared knock at Heavens gate with his rocking
sword,
Or lift the next lifc's latch with bloody hands.
Tho merry p~lough-boy whistling to his team,
The noisy mason and the carpenter
lsfface the ruinous letters whcrcwith he
Essaycd to carve an everlasting name.
The tyrannous preys upon the lamb;
Men fear him and install him king of beasts,
Gct prize the wool above tho ravcning claws.