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DYSPEPSIA.


N WARRINGTON, November q, ISIl
= Mr. C. HersionsThis disease had TO some years to
an alarming degree. Your Dyspeptic Cordial deserves
distressing nature, and the conflict between my
mnch and food often severe the stomach loathng the
food, and time after time throwing u p-requeny with
weakened restless nights frequent starting with
pleasant dreams To describe my situation " difficult
Physicians consute various medicines tried, but
nothing met my until met with your ono medicine,
named Drs. Dresbach Kuhn aud Pryors Dyspeptc Cor.
dial Soon aIter using 1t my disordered stomach became
sooted continued the medicne-a perfect has been
efeccd-my health Is now good and has been for more
than year can Use any article OF diet without any
In my this valuable medicine Is in.
eontesble Ny case Is well known % the Rev. James NJ
room, for some years In the General Post Office
WIN g. DARRELL
am fully convinced that the above statement is correct
--.--- LAS M. HANSON
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GARRIT GARRABRANT,
l2 Market street, Newark.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE l2e FULTON STREET, N. Yoss
DIR. T. W. DYOTT 4 SONS, GENERAL Aogsrs No.
81 North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Agent Tor Washington City, CHARLES SToT'T, DRud.
Gsr. corner 7lh street aud Penn. Avenue.
To- Also for sale by Druggists generally.
n5- NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP TN TIE
LARGE SQUARE HOTTIES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND siGsRD WITH THE wRITTRn SIGNATURE OF
= j. TOWNSEND, AND ms sAMB BLnwH IN rHs GLASS
., NJ ID II, ID q r. n, In
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NEW VALUABLE Law BOOK.

TNIIE UIACK CODE OF TIE DISTNT(,T OF COT,IJM.
BA being complete divesed Code OF all the Laws NJ
large, general and municipal relating 10 the coorc pppula
non whether rec or alave IN force In the District OF Column
bla aud within the limits Of the Corporations Of Washing
ton and Georgetown on the LIST Of November, 1873; the
whole arranged according the subjects III the laws them
csiyes, BY Worhlngton a. Snethen, Cousellor.atLaw.
yust published, IN pamphlet price 60 cents For sale by
IAN I'LL r. TAYLOR.
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M ROYAL LETTERs PATENT.

UERTs 4 SONS sAMALGAMATED SILVER STEEL
III AND PLATINA PENA Warranted not 10 corrode-
All who appreciate comfort In rtng, should use The above
beautiful pens as they are warranted not
any other pens offered These pens were rst intro
duccd into this country in August s5 which time the
manufacturers were unknown 10 the writing community
the pen therefore had to stand It's own merits Is
therefore gratifying TO the manufactures acknowledge
that adscerpng public has paid the highest tribute oher
abor and that the (Which daily increas
ing) far exceeds their utmost expectations.
CAUTION. IT,.
Whereas, some fraudulent persons have In conseauencc
ofthe demand for The above pens been induce
TO offer spurious imitation, bearing the same sanp as The
genuine pens the manufacturers hereby give notice that
they viii prosecute any persons who their name or
trade.narks FOR the purpose Of deaudpg the public by
selling ne1ess Trash Tor The genuine dnagoDated Js,st
and AZ further protection TO themselves aud The public Il
viii please lie observed that IN future each boxs OF genuine
pens Will have label the bottom bearing the signature
the manufacturers Ia iheirown handwriting 10 initiate which
IL forgery To be had wholesale at the Manufacturers De.
pot No. ~ John street. New York, aud retail from All re-
tpectabie s'auoners III The United States may 81 df
NEW FANCY GOODS. We shall open this day. a few
IN very desirable French fancy pe steam
er Iiberna such az Tuck Combs, shell and bualoo-yery
Porte Monies she'll ivory anil leathc,- very convent
cnt aud safe article Tor the gold dollar -''i'"
IeR CARTONS OF BJous Kid Gloves, all cloors and mum
bets. '''' $500
Ten dozen heavy trepshg ilk Giovcs--sll colors
twenty dozen light Rossancr thread Ghpcs--few afticlc
--sizer numbered for gentlemen only. = = =
One case OF Perf,lmeries consisting Of fine Extracts
bins) '''' TT-'' - S'S''"' '.1'i
,sl4 dozen 81 g.l nexhausible Salts tpatys, ground
gas -, PAkkENS Fancy and Perfumery Store,
WVW w. avenue, near National Hotel
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsApARILLA is sovereign
sure remedy for i1cpient CONSUMPTION, and for the
general prosration Of the systenp matter whether thu
result o. OF causes produced by irregulary
illness, or accident.
Nothing be surprising than lis nvigoratng ef
eos on the human frame. Persons all weakness and las
stude before taking IL at once become robust and full O.,
energy under ts influence II Immediately counieracs tho
neryeessness Of the female Frame which Is the great cas
Of unhappness. "
will not be expected Of us, In Of so delicate ma
lure to exhibit certificates Of cures performed hut We can
ted 10 US.
CoxsAcKiE Sept %, 1915.
DIR. TowssRNp TO all whom this may conceri,--iThis
Is to certify that my wife used one hottie Of your SARSA
PARllLA previous to critical event, under the most
alarming aud delicate circumstances being trauhlea will
the dropsy swelling Of the feet nervous affections and very
much debtaed with my persuasion, and the recommer
daon Of those who had used IL she was induced 10 lry il
with little ath and suffice Il say, the medicine
had The happy and desired effect not only during the said
PERIOD but after the expiration OF week its use the
dropsy and nervous affection gave way to an astonishing
degree and her health is now better than had been for
long time previous.
" this will he of any service to you, or any one who
doubts me success Of the medicine, you entirely wei
come to H.
subscribe myself your most obedient and obliged serv
. a. n JAMESON
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
,t3t PRICES.

PRICES.
WE WILL hereafter sell all the following WINES and
prices: =. 80 - - -
% baskets Hetsieck CHAMPAGNE VINE
40 Gieslers's champagne Of extra fine quality,
20 90 nochi's champagne fair article.
- DO Shield brand, pts and qta
~ dog, old reserve MADEIRA, vintage 1916
a2 London 1. r., very fine E
10 Sercia old aud fine.
~ Bnal Madeira. very old and fine
~ Malinsey do choice article
" Gmpejuce do very old
% Pomar's Bro. sherry, extra fine
~ Do. 7. fine article
y Amhntilado pale sherry, very fine
10 Old PORT VINE very hne
b OLD COGNA @ BRA Nd " male and dark
~ OLD MONOkGdHELI Whisky very prime
WIN great variety ofoier wines and liquors al OF which
VII, W, pc soiu unusually low SiMMS d son.
We have on hand part of the stock o Madeira and
sherry Of the late Walter Smith, which was selected from
ls stock Of wines with much care, ant, will be sold much
below his fixed prices ten years ago. S&S
ian lilly Pa. avenue, onposite Inc kson Hall,
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virginia BANK NOTES, a., cks on Richmond, Win.
chester. st Leebnrr, constantly on hand and for sale
IN sums 10 ait isechsgers, aud at the tsst rates
Nay ii--n u w LAThtg N w,
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INTERESTING CASE OF CRAMp CHoIc.

INTERESTING CASE OF CRAMp CH0IIC.
Chclfs always distressing, sometimes fatal article
that has proved in many instances successful Drs
Dresbach Kuhn and Pyors Dyspeptic Cordial has done,
certainly ought to be made public.
The proprietor has no hesitation in saying he heard
Of anything acting promptly in giving relief The follow
MEAN NorfsoHAM, Prince Georges ca, ND, July 4, 1871
M. @ Lersions One day last week in my harvest
hs enc q W hands h was seized sn lin violent be-
.atlre Ss s liz Singers, toes, DC eoniraced
and an his limbs distorted 10 unnatural way Eight
were empoyed In rubbing his hands and egs-using whs
KEY In the act-and Bathing his face and temples with
anor For two hours more the process was continued
time screaming With sgpny. then sent boy to Mr. E.
Ioydays, about ne 6, 70 Try anything could be go
s pss shfs seGs Pysr
Dyspeptc Cordial His e4trsrnes had by DIP time be;
come quite cold-the pulse bad ceased to heataaassi
did not think lie could live ten mnuiesslch an object
never before Witnessed During the parnxsW large knots
would up and down his legsmen rubbing him con,
any now commenced giving about onehrd o. the
some change or tbs better IN ten Of Sheen minutes gave
s s balance ne q the Corr
dial ut about the same interval ar takng the last
portion he was entirely relieved of Che spssms Sssasa
torton he thrown into made him quite In his body
and limbs. We continued the rubbing process some time
DR. Skinner arrived time after the last dose Of the
Cordial had been gwen and after the spasms had subsidized
the whole statement Of the case very candldy said the
Cordial had saved his le DR.; Maccubbn came soon after
think II duty 10 the public to make this circumstance
known. Ga MICHAEL CAKRoLL.
BALTIMORE, February 81, 1919. y
Mr.. c. Hrsfons:-DEAR SIR-Haying been subject 10
attacks Of Choc for long time whcha length became 80
frequent that afraid 10 eat or take drink OF cold
water Al about this line Gone year ago. was advised
Try Drs Dresbach, Kuhn and pryors Dyspeptc Cordial
sold by you, that Is would certainly do me no harm, and
mightdo me great good, to YbiSh gpnseped, and com
menced using T. taking table spoonful Immediately aheF
eating my meals very soon foundit was doing me good
In Of attack And am pleased to say that have
SCARCELY needed any other medicine since that time, and
have had but attack of cholic since that time, and that
but slightly; bayiDg the remedy at hand which was soon
In requistiGn with effect You may readily imagine how
grateful feel at having such rcpedY, remembering that
had suffered nine hours Of agoni1lHg psia w te as a
tack, before receiving said Cordial. 'sr
keep said Cordial constantly in my house and do not
venture from home without taking with small quan
ty would be without or deprived OF 1t on any
CONT. Respectfully yours,
WIN. ANDERSON, No II Hanover st.
For sale by @ RI j. II. CALLAN.
4} E Ia1Nn aG lla X. S. PATTERSON. q.
Georgetown by q, ~ LINTHlCUM.
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS

You who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes, Rlatcbes
riisi use bottle o. two df br Tow SENDS sARSAPA
RILLA will cleanse the Blood, remove the Freckles
and Blotches and give you animation sparkling eyes fine
spirits, and beautiful complexional OF which are OF i'm.
mense value TO UNMARRIED LADIES. f
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NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA.
Glass No. Iron, (by the pound

2UOU DO Sheet IRON, IN. Z II. long by wide
1000 do boiler iron, /, in. thick
6'bundles, or 5000 pounds, hoop iron, inch
6 do or $500 pounds, do l., inch
6 do or 1000 pounds, do ! inch
1000 pounds 9-l6 square iron, for spikes
1000 do Il-l6 do do
1000 do do do.
1000 do flat plate iron, by I in.
200 do Il inch cast steel
All the iron to be of the best American manu-
facture
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MERCHANTs from tile SOUTH and WEST would
wi BE- amply reeompensed by making cheap purchases
for CASH, by calling at the
CARPET, OH. CLOTH a WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Nos. ~ A. %, North Stroud Street, PhdDteIhia,
jsaqnd, feor, one door bei0to Christ Church
300 pIeces Of wilton, Brussels, Imperial Ingram, DAM
s.S ana venitian CsspeIngs, with oil Cloths Mats Rugs,
Losssag Glasses, Biia-. Window Shades and Mattngs,
Wholesale and Retail, vEkF Low.
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NEW YoRK, September 10. 1913.
Gentlemen Having used your Disiniec ting Fluid on my
last voyage In the Washington the Atlantic, found
an Invaluable article for destroying the euva from the
Water closet &c. 4tt
Is also valuable for the passengers to in their state
rooms particularly In cases Of sickness think the best
disnfecttng agent ever invented.
lSigned,l J. JOHNSTON,
Master Steamer Washington,
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company
To Messrs. pouLiS, ROOMS a. Co. "
ian 26-d6m ~ F
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARILJ A.

EXTRAORDINARILY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD. T'-4
T,Ills EXTRACT is putup in quar- bo,ues ni.
cheaper pleasanter, aud warranted superior 10 av soS
y cures diseases without vomiting pu,gi,Ig sieke,,,s m
dtbfudiiHg the patient. ~ - e''e'' s"e""Ns, !"
The great beauty and superiority Of this sar sapar over
su otner remedies Is, while il eraf,icates -
disease, y invgoraies the boiy -
- HAs PERfoBMED MORE THAN 5000 CURES
THIS YEAR.
imU cures OF RtslsnaitsDl
i'Un cures Of Dyspepsia
e.srs, cures Of Gsera Debility and Want Of Nerro.s
1909 Etniae con,aaf,,ts. am, ,,.. n.,
cases " he Blood ris ''o o'pr t'Ap cures OF Dis
Ulcers serohlla eryspeas. salt rheup mDles on ,.
hon. liver complaints, spinal aiisran Uses o, eonsump
aware must appear Incredible but W. hs a s We aIe
h. ~ asen,s rom all pas Of lie United states
~, ihs us " extraordinary cures n Van I,,sIir r.,
me q me most respectable dggr n In N, ss,
sey nlafs ~ That he refer 10 more t5sm M ew yer
sases IN the city Of New York l nv ane thousands Of
$3.50 y '''h " ehu acier well known. :.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
Ut io ., IS alJst daily receiving orders from, pv
seIs ls y ~ 5, ans s,, r. Of te Union i"'
the civ Al Aany lat we, Tie undersigned, Physicians Of
IsoWNsENDS ,ARSAPARILLA and believe Il ~ he D uns
Ss, 'a' able preparations Of Sarsaparila In the mar
n rh ro'ing, NJ ID, j. Wilson, NJ D., H. D. Briggs, M
D., -; Elmendorf M d. se'' ="
A.oaLy, April l, 1915.
Gums on Long Island;
GRKRNpoRr, July 49, 1876
DR. TowNsENp-psar Sir--It Is with satisfaction that
say to YOU that have recently Witnessed Ia several cases
le most benehcla results from your EXTRACT OF SAR
sAPARILLA. Being engaged in the practice OF medicine
nave prescribed in several cases. and never without he
. h A., e removal Of diseases arising from deranged
any tsE off kind offered TO the public Won will
please uSi NJ two dozen, DC. 80
s. G. PRESTON M n
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UNITED STATES oErlcER

Capt a. w Mclean Member OF the Legislature and late
III United s,a,ss navy has kindly sent us the following
.s RAILWAY, Jan. 25, 1877
whole system le in debilnated state was induced ~
!ry DIX ,roWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA, and aiier taking
Two o. lhree bottles, was very much relieved and ar
pule ehtlrey 10 the said Sarsaparia have continued
taking IL and find that improve every day believe il
sayed my lie, and would not be without Il under any CON
"uefuuoh q. w. MCLEAN
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JOHN JACKSON, Esq, Editor Of the Railway Reprb.
anpuplsted the above certificate and remarks in an ed.
:, III The success OF DR.. ToWNSEND,S PREpARA
TON OF SARSAPARIILA appears 10 be one Of he mns,
e. "a character We publish to-day certificates
s nenp. one from Capt Mclean, Of this town. and one
well known in Railway Capt Mclean believes the medi
cine 10 have saved his life and Mr. White seems 10 enter
men IKE these world not praise strongly what they did
not fully believe to be deserving - N' 49,
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CLASS No. 7.-Flar Canvass.
The bolt Of 40 yards to be 90 inches wide, per
a npe,
Glass No. a.-Cotton Canvass.

The cotton can vass per bolt of so yards, and 20
inches wide. Hammock and bag stuff to con-
tain per bolt 50. yards, and az inches wide-per
ma
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DR. TowNsRND-Dear SirI have the pleasure 10 inform
you That three OF my children have been cured Of lie
lma by the use OF your excellent medicine They were M
cted very severely with bad sores have taken only four
botties took them away, for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully ''''S'
ISAAC w. GRAIN, 100 Wooster stree,
New York. March l. 1911 3 1850
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THREE CHILDREN

TINS certificate conclnsiyely proves that this SARSAPA.
kA hal perfect oonirO over the obstinate diseases
OF ,he blood Three persons cured In one house is upre
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
Policu of The Porte and the Car.


NJ Gaardet, in his correspondence gives
credit to report, that the Sultan, comprehendng
that Russia must fall upon the Ottoman empire
through the Danubian:provinces, has proposed to
renounce all sovereignty over those Provinces
which will be declared in perpetual neutrality, and
placed under the protectorate of the five great Eu
ropean powers. A thought, says M. Galllardet'
both able and embarrassing for Russia On his
side, the Gar, in concert with Prussia and Aus
tra, has lust addressed to France demand for her
cooperation in exactng of Switzerland the expul-
sion of the political refugees who are now collect
ed there. A thought, adds NJ. G., brutal and en-
barrassng for our 0he French) cabinet, which
cannot have two opposite policies upon the right
of refuge and demand of Switzerland what it con-
dennis in Turkey.
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THE WING CAUCUS.

The National Intelligencer confirms our i'm
preston of the accuracy of the report, published
in the New York Express, of the proceedings OF
the caucus of Wing members at Washington,
by inserting it with the following preface:
From the pen Of one who doubtless had the advan-
tage of being present at the deliberations OF the Wing
Representatives in Congress- assembled in convention at
the Capitol on Saturday night last, we find in the New
York Express the following interesting report OF what
passed on that occasion We copy it because we have
doubt its substantial accuracy, and because
that our readers at distance will take deep
interest i'll any thing that may to shed light upon
the pedicament in which the House OF Representatives
now finds itself
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-08
Hon. James Brooks of the ~ Y. ErpyesS

ILcft. OUHteS DRUMS " Tue ~ L LII Pfeoo.
Mr.. Brooks, of New York city, now men,
Der of the House of Representatives has address,
ed the following letter to the patrons of the Ex-
press" the excellent journal of which he has
long been the principal editor:
WASHINGTON, Dec. l. lS49.
As am about to take my seat in the House of Rep
resentatives where shall be called upon to share
in its responsibilities and exctements feel it necessary
for myself say, that in leaving the Express behind
me- leave all its literary and responsibilities my
brother and associate Erastus Brooks and that he and
he alone, responsible for its opinions its course
while am here in Washington ;-and further, feel it
my duty to add that shall neither write you, nor cor
respond with the Express while l am here as member
Of Congress, unless write my own inilials and
thus assume the direct responsibility
tits unnecessary Tor me, perhaps to give reasons for
this card and this course, further than say that do
not wish, while absent from my post, to trammel my
associate in the free and unesained expression OF his
opinions upon all the exciting subjects Of the day, and
SO to injure any common journal, and that do not
wish myself to be held responsible Tor such comment
he may choose TO make, when have nothing to do
with the writing of hem have not been consulted
about them. | intend, in short, to devote my whole
time to the duties of the position for which my constt
uents elected me. JAMES BROOKS.
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MIR. Cobb having thus received fifteen majority over
ALL was declared the candidate of the party for Speaker
The number of votes tor clerk was 80, OF which ].
w. Forney OF Philadelphia received Sc; B. B. French
81; and James M. Berrett 8; Forney thereupon de-
clared nominated; majority fhe anti Hunter and anti
Buchanan Northern Democrats then retired.
Newton Lane Of KY, who came within few votes
obeng returned from the Louisville district to Congress
at the late election, and who sergeantat-arms to
the House in the 29th Congress, nominated for that
Office, by twenty majority Jesse E. Dow, the
Heroic Age" OF the Union. And the entertainments Of
Brown, of Ohio to be door-keeper of the House. Mr.
Brown is the gentleman who when clerk in the I'd
Auditors office, during the late Presidential canvass
procured for himself singular notoriety by perambua
ting the country, ngspeeches comparing Gen Tay
lOr TO the Devil
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GENTLEMEN-ln your issue Of the 9Th, Isaw some OBJ,
servaons, attributed to Mr.. Claiborne of the House Of
Delegates which call for the indignant Reproduction of an
enlightened community. In the hope that that reproba
lion, from more competent pen, would find its way into
your issue OF this morning, ], with some difficulty re-
strained my indignation and even now write more in
sorrow than in anger.
1t requires excessive ignorance, excessive impu
dence or both to give expression to the sentiments at
ibuted to him. on the discussion of the resolution for
the election Of chaplain. To fix the brand of idoaty
not only on two hundred millions Of christians OF the
present day, many Of them the enlightened OF the
christian family, but also on the millions OF millions who
have preceded them in every age from the dawn OF
christianity, requires stupidity of intellect, per-
versy of heart that could scarcely expect find any
where, much less among the delegates Of Virginia, IN
the year of grace, lS49.
could scarcely believe, before, that such sentiments
could be listened to- in Virginia House Of Delegates,
without reproof and Reproduction. Until the honorable
gentleman shows some conjunction, by apoogising to
the House. and through to the christian world for his
bgotry or ignorance, both, fear that prayers can
scarcely affect his head or his heart grieye that such
Legislature, in the enlightened era Of the 10Th century
LIBERAL1TY.
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SWEET MEMORIES.

BY I. RUSSELL.
Oh, there are memories that throng
So closely round my heart,
That Of its hidden trembling strings
They seem to form part;
They're woven in with every dream
That haunt my nightly rest,
And nestle like golden beam
Deep in my troubled breast.
Oh, there are memories that crowd
And cluster in my brain,
That bind me gently to the past
And make me grasp again,
The blooming wreath my childhood knew
Ere change had come, or blight,
When each fair bud was wet with dew,
Each blossom crowned with light.
Sweet memories, We gently now
Are whispering to my heart,
feel your light upon my brow,
And tears of rapture start;
Ye tell me Of the surl-lit hours,
That flew so gayly on;
Mid singing birds and fragrant flowers,
That doomed without thorn.
Ye tell me of the young--the fair,
Who fitted around my path;
lWlne amidst their clustering mar
A bright and glorious wreath;
| listen to the warbled notes,
That tremble on the tongue,
Till through my soul that music flows
Like strains by angels sung.
Oh, stay then, gentle memories,
Within my heart OF hearts,
And softly hush its heaving sigh,
And dry the tear that starts;
Oh hold, we gentle memories,
Your empire in my breast,
Till death shall close my weary eyes,
And take me to its rest.