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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-15
OBITUARY.

1t has ever been a maxim Of all nations,
when good men die, TO hold up their lives
to the living as an example for them to fol-
low. Randolph county has to mourn for the
loss of one Of its most worthy and cstima-
bic citizens. Iallude to HEYRY HERYDoS,
aged, suppose, about seventy, who depar-
ted this life on the night of the Sd instant,
after long and painful illness. Amidst all
his Affections he complained not, but with
true christian iortitude conversed Of death
with calmness, and eXhorted all to make
their calling and election sure, before they
should be summoned to follow him to that
bourne whence 10 traveller returns. He
was an ornament to the Methodist Church,
Of which he had long been member, and
his example of morality, and Cody walk
and conversation, is worthy of imitation by
all men. AS neighbor, friend, father and
husband, he was truly distinguished by cour-
tesy, kindness and affection; indeed it may
be said, that in all his transactions through
life, his motto was, Honesty, Fidelity and
Truth. Hence we would recommend all to
live rs he lived, that their death may be like
his. His demise has left void in this
community that cannot be easily supplied
but his Kindness and urbanity will be long
cherished and remembered by all who knew
him. S443ax..
Huntsville, Jan. 1852,
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Wing State Convention.

We observe that some of the papers are
still discussing phere the Wing State Con-
ven..on shall be held. We had thought that
81. Louis was settled upon, and now move
that it be so understood. Who seconds?
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SPAIN--LIBERATIoN OF CUBAN PRIsoN-
ERs.-The Madrid Gazette copies an impor-
tant document from the Minister of Foreign
Affairs, in replyto Mr.. Webster's note on
the late occurrences in Cuba. The Minis
ter expresses the highest satisfaction at the
note Of Mr.. Webster, because it considered
it an act of justice which satisfies Spain as
much as it exalts the Government of the
United States, of which Her Majesty never
ceased TO expect that it would disapproya
such painful events, and that the loyalty Of
its conduct would offer new guarantees and
greater securities for the maintenance of the
friendly relations which still increase the
reciprocal advantages which has SO constant
ly existed between the two governments
The Gazette concludes by announcing the
pardon Of all prisoners of the late cxpedi.
ton against Cuba, who may be citizens o.
the United States, whether in chains fulfil
ling their sentences, or remaining in Cuba.
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A 7 the appropriate season for acknowledging
IA past favors, respectfully invite the attention
Of the community to Our
Extensive Arrangements
for the year 1852, upon which we enter with good
supply of seasonable Goods, considerable portion
of which came TO hand late making our stock I'M
usually good for this time Of year.
One of the firm will spend part of the early spring
months in the Eastern cities, and customers may
rely on finding at all seasons a fuH aud handsome
Stock of Goods in ceerv department, AT THE
LOWEST CASH PRICES IN ALL CASES;
for with unsurpassed facilities for conducting bust
ness advantageousy, we will continue to do our
part in making Fayette point of attraction 10 pur-
chasers in the surrounding country, and will not be
undersold here or elsewhere.
G77 Terms Cash, or such reasonable credits ns
we may agree on with punctual customers.
BOON, T4LBOT@ SMIT!
Tayette, Jan 8, 1852
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HEMP, HENygB!!

r AM in the market for Hemp, at the highes
l. cash prices, deliverable at my factory in NoTti
Glasgow and desire to receive call from the far
merS of the vicinity. JAS. M'LONEY.
Glasgow, Jan Is, 1S52-tf.
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ToDAcco.-Thcrc is but little doing in
our market. Sales about at our quotations,
with the rise
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Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have obtained from the Howard County Court
letters of administration on the estate Of Obadiah
Tindall decd, bearing date Jan. 5, 1882
All persons indebted tosa!d estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it 10 present them properly authen-
tcated, within year from the date of said let
tiers, or they may be prccluded from any benefit of
said estate; and if not presented in three years will
be forever barred.
JERE KINGSBURY, lr,,oo,,.o.,.
THOS. TINDALL. { HAeeu'o'''
January g l,v
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E7-In addition TO the many good men and
true who have been spoken Of in connec-
ton with the office of Governor Of Missou-
ri, on the Wing side, we beg leave to bring
forward the name of that staunch Wing,
THOMAS J.. ANDERSON, ESQ, Of Ma
rioa-not that we particularly prefer him to
several cher gentlemen named for that sta
tion-but for one reason that after survey
ing the whole ground, we believe that he
would make decidedly the best race of any
other man the Wings could put On the track.
Besides being a gentleman of great moral
worth, Of fine talents and sterling Wing,
Mr.. Anderson is we. known to be one Of
the most effective speakers in the State, and
would be more than match for any man the
democracy can bring forward. With Thorn
as l.. Anderson for Governor, and that noble
and talented Wing, SAM'L CARuruERs, Of
Scott county, for 1t. Governor, we would
have a most formidable tickct-one that
would at once strike terror into the broken
ranks OF our opponents Paris Mercury.
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Final settlement.

NOTICES hereby given that the undersigned
~ win apply at the February Term, lth Mon
ay, Of tine Randolph County Court, for final
settlement of his administration on the estate Of
| Andrew Sears, deceased.
VIM. 4 SEARS, AdmF..
january l5-iw.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the unlcrscrri
~ win apply at the February Term, ith Monde
OF the Randolph county Court, for final sctilc
IHent of his administration on the Estate of John f,
Austin, decd. JOHN W. W. SEARS. Adm'g.
Dee. 2j,-lW.
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DIR. HI. WALKER,

OFFERS his professional services to the citizens
~ of the place and vicinity.
~ Office at DIR. Hendsrson's Drug Store, and
residence at the Glasgow House, at one of which
places he can always be found, when not profess
ionally absent.
GlasgoM. Jan 10. 1852
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DAGuERREoTYPEs--S takes them 70
life. See advertisement.
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MARRIED-On Tuesday morning last,
by Rev. Mr.. Bell, Mr.. VIM. F. BOOKER,
and Miss OCTAVIA NJ. WHITE, all of
Saline county.
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G. %. WAGNER'S
CONFECTIONERY & BAKERY,

next uOUi 10 Iilllt ) olu
WGicr ST., Glasgow. DO.
VNHE subscriber respectfully announces that he
is prepared at the shortest notice, 10 fill Or
doris for cakes Of every description, FOR
Wedding Occasions, Social Parties,
or Family use. His stock OF plain and fancy
candy is complete, and embraces, in part
Crumped Candies.
Peppermint, Lemon,
SasSalras, Hoarhound, Wnergreen,
Cinnamon, Cream, Rose, Glove, &c.
Humps.
Peppermint, large & small Gin Cinnamon on,
Drops.
Peppermint, Victoria,
Acidulaed Lemon, Rose.
Fancy Candies.
Star, Vanilla Cream, Flat Lemon, (clear)
Sugar plums, assorted, Sugar & burnt almonds,
BlOomer&anseed colnfits Rock, different colored.
Plain and Gilt French Kisses; all kinds LoZenges;
large and small Cornucopes, sc. &c.
All of which will be carefully packed, and de-
lyered any where in the city, or promptly forwar-
ded TO neighboriEg towns. G. o. WAGNER.
GlGsgow' Jan 10, 1892
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Cotton YARNS, sc.
IUST received at The Big Missouri Cash Store
- lO00pounds Cotton Yarns, 300 lbs. Batting
Daily expecting my big Stock Of Goods.
ID. BRONSON.
Glasgow, Sept IL, 1851
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Sons Of Temperance.

H5@arI Dtpisioa, No. 81, was reinsta-
ted and the following officers was installed
by A. +. Hanna, d. D. G. w. p. for the en-
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1--WE acknowledge the receipt of Pres
bury's Counterfeit Detec,or for Jan. 1852.
Published by Presbury g. Co. ST. Louis, at
one dollar per annum,
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THE TIM Els,
BY CLARK H. GREEN.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Oicc on Water Street, Up Stairs, ncrt door TO The
GlGsgoiy House.
-TERHS-
81 In Advancc-S3 At the End Of the Year.
81 In Advance to Clubs of 30.
Rates Of Advertising.
81 per square of II lines or less for The First In
sertion and Fifty Gents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions to Yearly Advertisers.
Authorized Agents.
v. b. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent is the only authorized Agent for this paper
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia cities.
Fayettc-ANDREw ]. HERNDoN.
Huntsville-W. r. SAMUEL, G. II. BURcKHAEr.
observation-disclosures G. SHARP.
Linneus-CARLos BoARDMAS.
Cambridge-JoHN II. GROVE.
Chiicothe-W. c. SAMUEL.
Milan-STEPHENs, HINES s. Co.
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R2sis&cy.
4 SUPERIOR article Of double-rectifled whrs
"A key, of the celebrated plGck Horse Brand, OF
tap, for sale very low, by
noyl3 PHILIP BAIER,
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Rates of AdvertisinI

81 In Advance-S3 At the End of the Year
81 In Advance to Clubs of 90
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wronght-iron stairs, VerandnEs, &c. &c.
How much iron are there in the bowels
of the earth, | know not; but, am inclined
to the opinion that there is eRough to fur
nsh material for all the houses, ships, fur
niture, and fence, that will ever be required
on the globe, and yet leave heavy surplus
for expectation to less favored planets. All
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MEDICAL.
nALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

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make the
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have sSs'
Til. that pALEYs ExrRicroR has been used in
hut has H s
Fl ssIsHss y s Il
Inc 'fyossS e as c q Pr IN
cosTIyENEssi OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR the ures most certain re.
9f:s relief in e.
sss pa s s dc s
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ss%s ss ss naa II s no ss;ss ca.
Tie efficacy Of the PAIN disease
en tnGM aaeTGs spes and do n hesitate
TRs sxs3s w.. "a s e
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MAY most '!ss
-''N-'' Np'D' i'''' FEVER SORES MARY MOORE.
Sore for Gently have been afflicted with
psRs ss ssn s five s ss. ,ss
Ct fs Ex y s IS
a dss 70 ~ gree. before he'd used whole this
ng I;s,v;.... s.,. :, - BRADOCK DAVIS.
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES
The effects EXTRACTOR are truly ,oni,, 81 ,n;,,
nGes remove a pans and and heal injury No SCAR
parallelsd. !, - ' " 'ons 'u'noihs Is I'M
D:a- Sr-About week since working al nv Ysds nt
1901 ys pad and dangerous way The whole adse en-
Tered the Top foot just below the ustep,
and continued 10 do until became much alarmed NAY
no purpose. / then commenced the use of 7 "'' W
General Depot Btatss all a
VIII % promptly executed. 3Ss.- H. DALEY 4 CO.
<l5 BROADWAY New York
r SOUTHERN DEPOT
: ISL CHARITIES STREET, NewOreans.
Where all Dealers of LOUISIANA Ma
sSSfPPI KENTUCKY TENNESSEE tho CITY Of ST IniS
''A'' " JOHN WRs}r spPl e.
! Assetn esnsrAl Asspts fpf asA TesstQya
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Ln aa' 20, o,na,,Ja do div v;not-
zinc I'll stras ,nardeynnt toute cour
de- f}nrid;ction comnStentc. s "
.0n,ii so;t do nlns ordonne. quill ne sera per-
mis- 4 nul omnibus. o., nIltre y1hicule dc s,arre-
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pVuI auciIhySTAtS uSpeuStS que CauSer0nt III cor
reotion ct les arrangements DIES tableaux d'asses-
sement du Premier District. 1
Il Lapel nominal, reclame sur le passage de
Ia resolution, ci-dessus, ellie est unanimement
adoptee.
etre prise en- consideration plus tard. -3l
Ordonnance concernant les MARCHES ct pour,
ponrcoir Il Pafs,mage des reUenus qTon en-
retire. 'Es" p d.
lie oonseil Commun de Ia vile de la Nouyelle
Orleans ordonne &C qui suit:
Art l. lie premier lundi de Decembre de
chaque aimee, lie Contr6leur adjugera gu fera
adjnger, 4 son bureau, la collection des revenus
des marches pendant une aimee II donnera
dix jours davis dams Ia gazette officielle de
cette VILE, du jour ct de lheure auxquels aura
lieu cette adjudication
Art q Les fermiers fourniront, dams les
cling jours qui suiyront 10 dite adjudication,
leurs billets a echeance, la satisfaction du
Conseil, payables partir du premier janvier,
4 un, deux, trois, quatre, cling, six, sept, hut,
neuf, dix, ONE ct douze mois 81 lie fermier ne
gHge on refuse de fournir ses billets, CONNIE il
est dit ci-dessus, lie Contr6leur est autorise
| faire une nouvelle adjudication, aux risques ct
depens dudit fermier.
Art 8. LIE fsrmier dudit revenu ne devra COL
Letter dautres droits que ceux ci-apres men,
| tonnes, -sayoir: =
-Four chaque tete dc grande -bete cornes.
quatre- vingt dix cents.
cnesreuii, yingt cinq cents, GU deux escalins.
4 ~ est bien entendu que auand lie quarter de
ueVant dun yeau pesera plus de quarante
Asres, 10 iermier du revenu aura lie droit d'exi-
ger pour 10 sente du dit yeau, quatre yingt dix
1 80
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amendement
NJ. Bailey ayant vote avec la majorite, de-
mande reconsiderer lie vote sur Ia premiere
section, ce qui est accorde
La premiere section etant de nouveau devant
le Conseil, M. Bailey propose de Pamender en-
inserant apres les mots side courir dams les
rues" les mots ssou sur les quaisss ce qui pre-
vaut; ct la resolution, ainsi amendee, est lue ct
adoptee. s-.---
La question etant sur la motion de M. Stet-
son, dadopter en- enter Performance ainsi
amendee, ellie prevaut, ct Performance est adop-
tee CONNIE suit:
Ordonnance pour prspenir les courses precipi-
tees, ct relatiue aur ITshicules a loater.
Quill soft ordonne par lie Conseil Commun de
ne sera permits a null conducteur de char
rette, dray, tomberau, wagon, GU autre vehicule
de poids dune nature quelconque, de courir dams
les rues on les quais de cette vile un train
plus prompt, quand il sera charge, que lie pas,
ct quand il ne sera pas charge, qu'un doux trot
on lie pas; on de tourner Pencoignure dune rue
on dun quarter, charge on non, I'm train
plus presse que lie pas, sous peine dune amende
de dix cinquante piastres pour la premiere of
Tense, ct pour Ia seconde la forfeiture de la IL
cence ct lie Placement de Famende, recoverable
pardevant toute Cour de juridiction competente
Quill soft de plus ordonne quill sera du devoir
de tous draymen, characters, cochers ct autres
conductors de yehicules dams les rues gu les
chemins de 10 vile, quand lis rencontreront une
autre yoiture on vehicule, on une personne
cheval, de prendre la droite de Ia rue GU du che
min, jusqu'a ce que Ia dite voiture GU vehicule,
gu la dite personne cheyal ait passe, gu JUS
qua ce qu'ils aient depasse lie dit vehcule gu 10
dite personne; ct tout conducteur qui y man
querait, ou qui desobeirait a Get article, paiera
une amende qui ne sera pas moindre de cinq ct
qui n'excedera pas yingt-cinq piastres, 81 c'est
une personne libre, recoverable pardeyant toute
cour de juridiction competente, sans prejudice
DIES dommages en- favour DIES personnes qui les
auront endures.
Quill soft de plus ordonne, que ST un accident
GU un dommage quelconque survient par suite
de la negligence dun drayman, on dun char
retier, dun cheval, dun mulet, dun dray,
charrette, yoiture, tilbury, cabriolet GU
autre voiture quelconque pendant quelle est en-
marche, ct qu'elle Sc heurte contre une person
ne, il sera du devoir du dit cocher, drayman,
character on autre conducteur de s'arreter I'M
mediatement ct de porter des secours; ae don-
ner son nom on celui de son maitre, sa reslden-
ce, lie numero de so voiture gu de son vehlcule; ;
autrement, so licenee sera forfaite ct IL paiera
une amende de cent piastres, recouVrable par
deyant toute Cour de juridiction competence.
Quill soft de plus ordonne, qu'aucune barou-
che, cab on autre voiture destinee transport
ter DIES personnes on de iargent, ne pourra
stationner dams une rue on chemin public quel-
conque, 4 Perception des endroits design6s par
10 Conseil c0mmuni ct len ditss ypiturer, quand
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NJ. Shaw prGsente la resolution suivante:
Resolu que lie Voyer soft ct demeure autorise
ct requis de faire npmfroter convenablement,
ct dams lie plus bref delai possible, les magasins
ct autres bAtisses de ia rue Fulton, du cote ORR
entail de 10 Nouyelle Levee
Pendant In consideration de Ia resolution qui
precede, lie quorum Giant rompu, lie Consel s'a-
journe.
WALTER H. PETERS, Secretaire.
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s0nt pas executes ct dams lesquels la vile est
interessee. -
M. stetson, au nom du comite de police, pre-
sente lerapport suiyant, qui est lu ct adopte
LIE comite de police, auquel await etc referee
la petition de NJ. Noise Levy, demandant la
permission d'exposer DIES echantillons de mar
chandises seches en- face de son magasin, rue de
T Annonciation, Premier District, rapporte CON
tire l'idee daccorder des privileges qui que &c
soft, quand celia encombre les trottoirs GU les
banquettes, moins qu'ils ne soent prevus par
les ordonnances existantes dams lie dit district.
-ST %. 70, II. G.. STETsoN,
S. W. PHILBRIcK,
~. r7 ,-H.. A. LusTo
Lordonnance slivante, presentee par lie
meme membre, est, sur motion de NJ Eustis,
ajournee jusqu'a la prochaine seance
Quill soft ordonne qua Iavenir il ne sera pas
permits de donner dams la vile de 10 Nouvelle
Orleans, DIES balls Mosques au autres balls pu-
blics frequentes par DIES mauvaises femmes,
sous peine dune amende de cent piastres pour
chaque contrayention, recoverable pardeyant
toute Cour de juridiction convenable, au profit
de la Nouvelle Orleans. 4.
Quill soft de plus ordonne que pour toute
seconde violation de Performance qui precede,
il sera du deyoir du Marie de faire fermer, les
dltes maisons GU balls; ct en- cas- de refus GU de
negligence sly conformer, lie proprietaire on
administrators sera passible dune amende de
cent piastres en- sus de celle susdite, pour cha
que refus d'obeir au dit ordre; recoverable
pardeyant toute Cour de juridiction compe
tente, aIusage de Ia vile de 10 Nouvelle Orle-
ans. ...-l. ..i.
Quill soft de plus ordonne, quill sera du de-
voir de Pavocat de la vile de poursuivre ceux
qui yioleront cette ordinance, quand lie Marie
GU lie Chef de Police lui en- aura donne avis.
Sur motion de NJ Stetson, In petition de cito-
yens Sc plaignant du "Blood wharf" lue ct
referee pendant la derniere seance au comite
de police, est referee au oomite des rues ct de-
barcaderes -. = -.
M. Leeds, au nom du comite des batisses ct
authorizations, presente lie rapport ct Ia resolu-
ton qui suiyent, qui sont lus une seconde fois,
sur dispense des Regiments, ct adoptes unani-
moment sur appel nominal:
LIE comite des batisses ct, authorizations au-
quel await etc referee la petition de divers cito
yens, dsmaudsat pappzopriatioa do segtaines
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escaped from prison; and-for the revolu-
ton made great changes-am nov pow
erful. Ny childten"-
He clOsped Them to his arms. Aud
when at length he had embraced them a
hundred times,I with a tears and smile,
and broken sentences, and when all had
in some degree recovered their %composure,
he took the hand of the prizes. and said:
"Well, father. will you not accept the
Church of the Cup of Cold Waler!'
The old man, deeply affected, turned to
| Margarita, and repeated:
/ whatsoever shall give 10 drink unto
one of these little ones a cup of cold wa
ter only in the name Of a disciple, verify
say unto you, he shall i'll no wise lose
his reward"
"Amcn!" replied the aged woman, hel
voice irpmulous from emotion.
A short time afterwards, Don Jose della
Riberia and his two sons were present a
the consecration of the church of San
Piatrodel-V aso-di Aqua.Fria one of thu
p~rettiesi churches in the neighborhood o
Seville.
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Eottru.
The Hours.
sY WILLIAM c. lRrAHS.

Tho hours arc viewlesS angels,
And still go gliding by,
And bc..r each moments record up
To Him who alta on High.
The poison or the nectar 80,
Our hearts deep flower cups yield.
A sample still they gather swirl,
And leave Us in the field.
And some Hy on by pinions
Of gorgeous gold and blue,
And some az on with dropping wings,
OF sorrows darker hue.
And as we speed each minute
That God to us hath given,
The deeds are known before HIS throne
The deeds are known ia Asavtn.
And we may talk among them,
As one by one DEPARTS
Think not they are lowering
Forever round our hearts.
like sumner bees that hover
Around the Idle lowers,
They gather every net and thought,
These giewless angel hours.
And still they steal the record,
And hear it iar away;
This mission fight by day or night,
No magic power can stay.
50 teach me, Heavenly Father,
To spend each Rylng hour,
That as they may nov show
My heart a poison flower.
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"Peace to their Names"

One OF the greatest objections TO wealth
is, that it makes you unwilling to die
The man who has been brought up in the
lap of ailaence looks upon that ugly hole
in the ground called a grave, with Ten
thousand more horrors than ever fell to the
LOT of that 'poor devil who sleeps about
the market.