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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17
RAILROAD ITEMS.

SUsoUEHANNA RATLRoAD.-The bill to incorporate
the Susquehanna Railroad Company Gen. Packers
Billy was finally passed in the Pennsylvania Senate on
Saturday, by vote of 19 g. 1t had previously pass.
ed the House. Speaking of this enterprise, the Sun
berry American says
The people OF the Susquehanna are resolved to have
a railroad up the valley OF their noble rIver which will
not only connect with the New York and Erie Rail
road at Elmra but will be carried up the West Branch
OF the great Importance OF this trade, and will them
selves give liberal and helping hand to aid in its con-
structon. We understand that sum nearly sufficient
to build the road from Harrisburg TO Sunbury is ready
for the work.
The Railroad station in Washington CITY j.
spoken OF with decided favor by the press Of that CITY
The Columbus, Ohio Journal says
Passengers are now tcketed from CINCINNATI tc
Buffalo, via. Columbus and Cleveland for ten dollars
Alter the 18th inst, the time between Cincinnati and
New York city will be Jorty-eight hours. When the
further reduced, and when the South Lake Shore road
is finished from Cleveland to Dunkirk it will be abou
down TO the minimum point, not much over twenty.
tour hours. So we 60.
The N. Y. Express has the following announce
ment:
| ERIE RAILROAD THRoUsH TO THE LAKE.-The &C.
cond great act in the history Of New York is over
the iron horse, can now go from opposite New Yort
city to Dunkirk on Lake Erie. The track is down
The iron link Of the Lake and of the Metropolis il
complete Thus is accomplished, again, another worl
which is calculated to pour into our lap wealth. and te
enrich every town. village, and farmer on the grea
route.
| LAKE SHORE RILRoAD.-The Cleveland Herald
states that there is large force employed on the line
between Cleveland and Painesvile and that will be
ready for the rails by the 18th Of June From Paines
vile to the West line OF Pennsylvania the work is also
in the hands OF the contractors, and large force will
| be put on Immediately.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

The federal number tfthe three divisions and Monroe
and Dade in addition will reach IS 900 which
sideaby below the ratio Of representative in Con-
ere9s The increase of 60 per cent? in the last ten
years, notwithstanding the mpediments to immigration
causedby rumours OF Indian hostli,ies evidence that
Florida is destined to become much stronger State
than she is now.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

Samuel Brock, Esq, of Philadelphia, who has had
in his possession for about fifty years the Spy Glass used
by Com Paul Jones during the whole of his naval
reer, has handed over the same to Capt. S. F. Du Pon
of the U. S. Navy, suitable guardian for the pre-
servaton of this interesting naval relic.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

Mr.. BeaoDi Harrison.~-Ths Siaunon Spectacle
gives philosophical and scrptural explanation of this
gentlemans mpractcability the AntiSecession re-
solutions, which is worthy of repetition:
Only one member, Mr.. Benoni Harrison, OF Prince
William had the courage 10 vote against the third
solution This gentleman, whose influence fortunately
is very small, glored in standing SOLITARY and alone in
favor of dsunion Had he ability commensurate with
his will to commit the State to mad scheme OF dis
union, Virginia might well feel that he appropriate
y named, Benon-"the son of my sorroo." Mr.. Har
son evidently aspres to be the Moloch OF the dsunion-
sts in Virginia.
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

LARGE ARRIVAL OF GUANo.-The ships Emerald
Allen, and Alexandra, Walker, with full cargoes of
Guano, from the Chncha Islands, arrived at this port
yesterday The latter vessel has been ordered to pro-
coed to Alexandria to discharge her cargo.-Baltiore
american.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

Mr. Goodrich, the Wing candidate, is not cleo
led to Congress- in the seventh district of Massa-
chusetts, as has been reported, although he had o
considerable gain on his previous vote.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

w RICHMOND MALE ORPHAN SOCIETY.
The Annual Meeting of this Society will take place in
quarter before o'clock. Several addresses may be
expected. ap It'd
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17
CITY AT r. AIR 9.
CHARTER ELECTION

The qualified voters of the city yesterday ratified at
the polls by an overwhelming majority, the amend
mens made to the charter of the city by an act which
passed the Legislature on the 29h March. The fol-
lowing is the vote in the different wards:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Rev. J. S. Reynold
son, of Petersburg, will preach in the Second Baptist
Church this "wednesday evening, and on Thursday
mast o'clock an II
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17
Senator MaZzOru of Florida.

Mr.. Mallory, of Florida, has dissipated all doubt
about his intention to take his seat in the Senate,
by addressing the following letter to Governor
Brown:
KEY WEST, March 25, 1851.
To his Elk. THOMAS Brown
Governor of The State of Florida
| Sr.-I have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt
Of your certificate ofmy election Senator from the
State OF Florida, and to notify you of my acceptance
of the exalted trust thus conhded to me. am too
sensible of my inability to bring to this position the
powers demands, and ofthe unmerited honor con-
ferred upon me by my fellow citizens not to feel deeply
grateful hem and doubtful ofm self; and aware of
with the hope that disinteresed devotion of
all my energies the interest OF the State, may evince
my grateful sense Of it's generous confidence, and prove
not wholly barren of public benefits
With great respect have the honor to be your obe-
dent servant,
S. R. MALLORY.
The Tallahassee Sentinel accompanies Mr..
Mallory's letter with the following observations:
eve learn he will do becoming battle with Mr.. Yu-
lee, for the place. We understand that Mr.. Mallory
happened to be in Havana during Mr. Clays late visit
the island and response the hope expressed by
the latter that Florida had been fortunate in her change
Of Senator'S in securing one who would stand by the
Union OF the States, Mr. Mallory declared himself
Democrat and friend oflhe Union. upon the basis OF
the Compromise This is good beginning; and, in
deed, will be greatly Mr.. Maorys own fault, if with
the lights before him. unpledged, and in position for
free choice, he takes any other than that fully
indicated by the people Of Florida themselyesn the last
Congressional election. We wish him fair start, and
an honorable and useful career"
So the "Southern Press" will be constrained to
withdraw its singular claim that Mr.. Yulee's
course was endorsed by the election of Mr.. Mall
lory AS to the former gentleman's technical pre-
tension to being actually elected, we hardly sup
pose the Senate will give it serious considera-
tion
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

Hon E. Cahell and lady arrived in Tallahassee o,
Friday morning last.-TaH Sem
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MISS JJJLJA KENNETH

MIoo JULIA BENNEII.
Few actresses have made a'lmore favourable
Impression in Richmond than this lady. In the touch
ing character of Martha Gibbs, the Factory Girl on
Tuesday evening, she received the cordial proofs
of the admiration of her audience.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

INTERESTING TO LADIES-Those of the fair
sex who would minister to the graces. with the grea-
test security of success, should Fetcher's HAIR
TONIC" for cleansing, softening and identifying the
hair Proper estimation has placed this preparation at
the head Of essentials for the toilet Price 50 cts per
bottle. ap 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17
MARRIED..

On the 10th inst, by the Rev A. Dbrell, Mr.. NOR
BORNE B: HORNER, of Richmond to Miss SA-
RAH A. HARRIS, of Powhatan county, Va.
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"My sentence is for open war"

His late compeers, however, though mot behind in
hate" have prudeny preferred the part of Beal, and
while denouncing the Compromise degrading to the
South have like that fallen angel counselled "submis
sion
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

THE HUMAN'HAIR.-Ladi and gentlemen now
a days cannot complete their Toilet without FLETcH-
ER's HAIR TONIC The merits OF this article are sprea-
ding far and wide yet no more than is actually deser-
informs that it has most wonderful effect in des-
troying dandrut, softening and identifying the hair
ETC.
Manufactured and for saIe by VIM Fletcher, Ameri-
HOTEL also to be had of the following agents. Alex
Duva, R. r. Duval and w. II. Seabrook, Druggists,
Main street, and H. ]. Miller, IT'S Broad street.
Price so cents. uyl
WARM BATIIS.-FLETcHERs Bathing Estab
shment, under the American Hotel, is open daily
from A. M. to 10 P. M. Single baths 25c, or five
tickets for ST. oc Is
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-ELDER e. E. OR.
Wis, from Baltimore will preach in Sycamore meeting
every succeeding evening during the week at the same
hour.
The public are earnestly invited to attend apis
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

EISH.-50 half bbls. Nos and 2 Mackere; 100
IL bbls. Labrador Herrings-in store and for sale by
ap II H. w. TYLER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

M HAVE this day authorized Mrs. r. F. KIRBY
Il to sell all such GROCERIES on my account
that may furnish her with at the stand Valley st.,
now occupied by her. fl. w. TYLER
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Leprelett, Bray, New Orleans
Schr VIM Mowry, Barker, New York
Schr Brandywine. Candy, Newark
Schr Memento, Terry, New York
Schr Isaac Acorn, Sylvester, Rock!and, Me.
Schr Miranda, North, Baltimore
Schr Columbia, Shannon, Philadelphia.
NEW YORK, April l5--Cld, schr New York,
Smack. Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, April 15--Ar'd, schI. Grace
Caroline, Kelsey, Ri hmond.
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TYRANNY: -25 halt pipes domestic Brandy; SO
-AD bbls. do. do-receving and for sale by
ap II IL w. TYLER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

Hh EESE.-50 boxes prime Goshen Cheese; Is
~ do I'm. English do 20 do Pine Apple do-just to
hand and for sale by H, w. TYLER
~
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.AW NOTICE.-THOS. S. FLOTRNOY &
Practice OF Law. will attend regularly all of the
Courts in the counties of Halifax, Campbell and Pitt
sylvania the Quarterly and Superior Courts in the
county Of Franklin and the Superior Courts in the
counties Of Henry and Patrick
~ Office at Halifax Court House, Virginia
fe 26-cu
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GsANDY.-50 boxes New York steam refined Can
~ dy(assortedD so do Fancy do-now landing and
Tor sale II. w. TYLER
an II
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

MTILLIAM II. LADD, wholesale and retail
w Apothecary and Druggist, No. 3l9, head of
Broad street, Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va, dealer in
English, Mediterranean, India, and all Foreign and Do
nestle Drugs and Medicines.
Also, Paints Oils, Varnish, Dye Stufs Window Glass,
Putty, &c. Sor sale the most accommodating terms
~ Orders from Country Merchants and Physicians
thankfully received and promptly attended TO.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

EKUIT.-l20 boxes Oranges 20 do Lemons
IL daily expected and for sale by
ap II H. w TYLER
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TOKN STARCH, FOR PUDDINGS, &c.
~ Oswego Puverized Corn Starch, refined and pre-
pared expressly for buildings CAKES custards &C. This
SAINT and economical, and whom desired may be used
as substitute for and in the manner, as arrow
root. 1t is also very superior article for laundry pur-
poses. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
ADIE g. GRAY, Druggists,
ap l6 Successors to Alex Duvai l47 Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-17

sHdA BBLS. SWIFT,S CLARIFIED SU-
@~V GAR, receiving per schr Oranna, for sale by
APP Is WILLIAMS & BRO
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a. ROOMS FOR KENT.-Two good Rooms
k.l my store we'll suited for offices or lodging
rooms for young gentlemen.
G CHENERY,
ap 10 Opposite Depot
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isesioration Il preservation Of the
T. N n a&s
by VI. WISE & son. Of Virginia.
- C9Guls

M WISE & SON, finding il altog ether impose
lVHs bic 10 attend personally 10 tho great number
of daily applications from all sections OF the Union r
their Remedy Badness and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found II necessary 10 appoint
General Tapsiiing agent TO visit different cities
and towns throughout, the United States veslng him
With authority to appoint sub.agen,-, use and vond
the Hair Tome, and apply the RESTORATIVE.
and 10 pu, them into the hands OF those he may
point 10 operate wherever a sufficient number Of Pc
TENTS in any town or neig hborhood shall be obtained
Capt GEORGE CALVERT. of Fauqucr county,
Va, Is alone authorized 10 act General Travelling
Agent with the powers above indicated.
Capt C. may be expected 10 visit. ss speedily ne
practicable the principal cities aid towns Of the u.
mon
n. D. CAPT. Calvert will always have On hand q
full supply Of tho HAIR TONIC (Which cleanscs
The head of dandruf strengthens aud invgorates
the hair, and prevents II, also, from falling oG) for
the region Of country most contiguous TO his opera
iljns, or II may slways be Obtained, at wholesale,
and forwarded to any part ofthc Union. by address
ing the propfieto,s, NJ. WISE & SbS, Richmond
Va.
THRICE 80 per dozen cash. Six bottles for a.
or one dollar for single bottle.
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dressed, OF ~hs, I .hsl. cay. bu j"s' gn mas
III ~e,s q, home IN Ne~ Englsno. Oor
hos,, after cit ing lutte While, SAID to The
Doc,os-"Now old gentleman. ell have TO
leave on to take care Of yoU'seit, for | sm
very buoy bo, before 20 s'lI YOU walk out
and look at ike polIfryl" The Doctor Smile.
I'd and said he would. | though, this strange
for . busy man, end enquird # they had any
psruculs, kinds, and ted them whs, large
fowls aud large prices ",hs poultry fever"
had csused N our State. The gIls laughed
neh, out, and the mother seemed very much
enier,sin.d also ., ny obseIvsI"n and told TIE
The Invitation hss;hu,band had gwen the Doc
tor ~ss 10 iske little brandy ioddy sf,sr his
ride, 10 the neat room! had q gres, notion
TO have some iun ~rh the Doctor when br
cane back, but when he did so he took char
very grsvel,, by the eldest young lady, snd
b.psn To qdrs,rn her sbou, the cuttings oi
tie Rev. S,dne, Smith he had lent her ard
forgot sbou, the poultry uli there ~e'e some
more persons Gated out TO lock IT them ,hr
neg, dsv. and thea It seemed an old thing
Bu Z mri. y EVER 90 GENE South, ,ou b.
cate fv' how they use cant phrszes to you, tot
the p-. pie have a g,-s, deal OF fun ~ b, ~
.hrh YOU mus, not be- SURPRISED at, q, the,
i'll tbuk YOU ere a. " green - corn fodde' !!
o. TIN. p,snisr,on 'he.e s'e neatly . h0Gd,et
trg'oes. seine o.. Pe.by ,-risns and soue 81.
Meihod,s,s, and ! heard one Of The Dung 10
dies say, that IN the bus, season her fs,hel
had sen, three large ~sgoa loads Of neg oes
~ih their wives and children. TO q distsn
camp mreting. With provisions for thsmse'vs
aid 20 mules. for nearly three dsys. whs. d.
on think Of that! Their father, they ssu
~. no, member Of any church. and the,
mother 10 a Pseshy,er,sr: and there 10
large church and school house about . mill
from them, ~hmh the, go TO, and the MINIS
ter intend. 10 .end his ch,ld,ea TO me.
Some yes,s ago. the gentleman at Who's
house ! sn. boupb, large plantation afJ",n
sng his "~n, end found after he had pad tor I
that he lille included he land on " bea ~er
the large Presbyterian church, hool.hous
snd grave ,a,d. as the original proprietor hs,
never -xecu'ed deed for then This wa
,"med'stety dore. b, his order. and he mat
gifi OF he and including the bu, d,ops an
grave >srd. To the c9n.r 'Vstion. tie .ass
ms, keep school ., the sci aol house, near III
a-e''ne house, or he VII 6s me up one near
e. home but he ,hInks hsd better yak q
the School house, as the road 10 good. becsus
Z, 'hs, s,tnsi,on will better accommodate h,
! ne,ghbors! an only to have l 5 scholars j
|, oil, and he says IL will hsvs to switch th
little fellows, but | must not try any OF III
big girls, Or they msy ~his me y Did ye
ever hear such sdvice But he 10 . YER
kind ssotlemsa.
No more Of p'eseni from
Your s6ecimna'e sis'es.
NAG PoMPHRET.
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for the establishment, Of complete Printing Offices
such as Presses, Wood Type, Cases. Stands, Brass
Pres. and Wood Rules, Imposing Stones, Composing
Sticks, Brass and Wood Galleys, Rigiets, Closet
Racks, &c, &c.
Old Type taken in exchange for new at cents
per h. The Trade dealt with on the most liberal
terms. aud patronage solicited on the ground OF fur
nishing 10 the purchaser an article with which be
will be pleased and which will bring him the snilh
of his money,
Edilors or Printers wishing 10 establish News.
paper or Job Printir Office will be furnished with
an estimate in detail OF the cost by stating size oil
pa per and Mind Of work to be executed
Publishers of Newspapers who will insert this I'D.
v.rtisement three months and send me the papers
contain it addressed TO 'Nesbia's Register.
New. YORK, will be paid in materials OF my manu-
facture provided they purchase six times the amount
of their bills for advertising.
II. II. GREEN,
No 1913 Ful,on.st New York, ard
No. II GsnaLst. Row, New Orleans
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Sketches Of NOrth.C Carolina.
BEATIrs fosp. Lincoln Co. &C.
October 25, 1850.

BEATIEs Fokp, Lincoln Co. NC. [
October 25, 1850.
A WORK will be published by the undersigned
"A this Spring, entitled as above, giving an &C
eura,e account Of each county IN our state IN alpha
betics ORDER The derivation Of its name date OF for
nation, 1t. Colonial aud Revolutionary History, a
Biography Of it, distinguished citizens. an accurate
list OF its representation in each branch OF the Gen
eral Assembly, its Towns. Rivers, Population, Re
sources. Products and Topography.
The undersigned has for many years been collect
ing and condepsing the material Tor this work The
archives OF our own State have been carefully exam
ineG, and eopious extracts mace from its rccords.-
lie has procured from the office OF the Board OF Tfsds
and Piaatsion, in London many valuable documents.
Rare and valuable work. hsv. been purchased from
abroad touching the early history OF COR state and
each county. which have never seen the light. lie
has been kindly aided by gentlemen IN different src
tons by copies of original documents and faithful
traditional statements, highly important and inter.
estiuS.
lie does not aspire to the position Of the Historian.
bat hopes from records and statistical facts 10 ford
materials 10 other and ADLER hands for this pleasing
aud less iborous duty. Thi. ~ofk II 10 hoped vii
be useful as book OF reference TO the statesman ard
scholar and man OF business or leisure. Occasion.
oil extracts have been Published IN the Standard and
other papers Of this State, over the signature Of
"Tlcitu,"
The History Of North Carolina is ye, to be writ.
ten The remark which one Of the sties, ii,sefians
Of The age Bancroft has been compelled TO make,
that so carelessly has the history Of North Carroll
IA been written that the name merits and end Of
the first Governor is not kno~n," is reflection up
on Us. An examination OF the eaily history Of the
counties Of North Catalni shoss record OF the
purest patriotism and ladomliable courage. This
record is nov covered oy tie due, Of sge aud un
known By neglect, II is debt vbch the present
10 be aSt ell the future a
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CAROLINA INN.
lia||ll


HNHE above establishment, situated AN
II Street, third lot North Of the Public san .h
in the town OF Charlotte, has been cou.,,n,,, a4
open by the present Proprietor, from III. /, W
January, le40 to the present time. for N. re-
mediation Of the Public. and will cen,ipu, !.
kept opeN for the same purpose.
The Establishment has bee n ENLARGED ard :
proved to a very COT siderable extent within '
last two years-the entire building is in coD,l.,'
repair and is 80 constructed that all III. wv. .N
have abundant Ugh, and can be ventilated 4, H..
sure. F
The Stables are not IN ferior 10 any beo,,..
10 any similar Estsblshmtn nj in " es,.rn ~.
Carolina; and care will be taken tina, ib,v .a.a
always be supplied with abundance Of rood 49,, 49,"
and provrnder and attended BY faithful and .,a.
rieneed Hostlers.
The Subscriber will use every exer,icn IA ,..
satisfaction TO all who may pstronize his Hon.,
and hesiiates not 10 say that. from ten YEAR, :,
Perience he will be able 10 Keep up the seeomr.
da.iea ~ the Carslins Inn. in s,yIe no, ,u,,,,.
ed BY any Public House in the ints, 10, coun,,,~
and be takes this opportunity 10 return hi, s,.
dial respects 10 . generous Public for pas, f,,s,
and respectfully solicss.a continuance q ,h,,
patronage and confidence.
DROVERS cen, q oil times, b supplied "a.
convenient and we'll enclosed lots, free Of eh,,..
and furnished with grain d low price,. "
III The Charlotte and Camden Stage, ann.
and depart tri weekly.
JENNINGS b KERR
Oct 10. lsls. 5l,T
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zoe TAT.
I've Thrown the Bowl Aside.

I've thrown The bowl aside.
For me no more shall flow
j.. ruddy stream or sparkling tide,
How bright so'er II glow;
I've seen extending wide
lis devastating sway.
Seen reason yield its power to guide
I've cast the bowl away.
o ne'er tempt me again
To Drain the cup of sir
For ruin dire. disease and pain.
Taint all that foams within:
Neglected duties rise
10 fearful, sad array
Up to its hrin. will be wise
I've cast the bowl away
I've seen the pride Of all
The WISE, the good. the great
Like summer leaves all timrlsss fall,
And veil their high estate;
I've seen fair woman give
Her every charm away
Embrace the demon vile and live!
Two cast the bowl away
Ny days Of revelry
gIauiV gNc Ups
They're but the marks Of misery.
Which still Turk in the cup;
While Incidence and wan.
And poverty display
Themselves in every drunkard's haunt
I've cas-, the bowl away.
A jrunkard's gloomy grave
Shall meier be mads for me;
o rather let the rushing wave
Eneulph ms in the sea.
And may 1t be my lot,
To die meath Reasons ray!
Remembered by my friends OF not,
I've cas-; the bowl away.
sly path bencefor,h is plain,
In honesty TO 1--we
TIE shun in;emperance and its train,
By industry to thrive;
No duty to forget,
And live TO bless the day,
When l was led without regret
TIC cast the bowl away!