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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22
A word for 1he CcIt.

B low will be found the testimony ol Irish.
men and the friends of Ireland aE to the 'fact
of British Free Trade upon that devoted Island
Read il. Sens Of E,n. and see if you can sus.
tain Mr.. Pierce, who has the hopes OF all Eng.
land on his side, because he is deV0led to the
interests aud policy Of England, WHICH have
caused ireland, the land Of plenty, to become
land Of famine to lis people.
"Pro,ec,ion to American Industry - The
mos, Legitimate and IF ctual punishment We
can il flict on John Bu for his tyranny aud OPP
pression to Ireland" John CosiigaH.
"TeIl me, has England not eaIen enough oi
Iour food, and has she not broken dnwn enough
Of your Manufactures - homas FrGhcts
MT0shtr.
"On thi. Republican soil, Republican may
occasionally indulge in wunder III iudlnR the
Manchester God ,rsnscendauIly worshiped."-
Thomas Dtria ely.
II heard the la,e Arch Bishop Of Tuam men
lion II pleasant ohsrrVa,ion al snm"b"dyS, that
Ireland would never be happy ull a la" was
made foT burning everything that came IRON
gnoh, 'xcept her people and her coal' -
D~dn SWiH. ..
ii The lhnd measure necessary FOR justice to
Iceland -. lh4 Legislative encouragement and
and Pro,ecuou IN our Naive ManulacIories ~
Danei OIOnnel
"rhe Rnrh Policy has literally crushed
and starved the Irish Nation Iu the most ali CT
and degraded posiuon of any people on earth
such was the tiT,r, Of BRUSH Free Trode up
on Ireland Dnb IN Nat on.
when the Crlt has crossed the h'un'ir h~
begins, (or the first time in his Ito, 10 consume
The manufactures Of Inis county London
| Tines.
1--WE believe the principle Of protection In be
wrung."- Frank m Pierce.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION most daring
alIempt M assa-sna,lon, occurred 10 The street
here On Wednesday evening. A young man
named Gleason was coming from the Harkur
lsI after dark, and when in the viciGny where
the rsr I'D track crosses haVtor street, he was
met nv stranger, who, without uuering word
struck him with dirk knife. the hlade Of which
passed through GIeasnn'S coat and vest on the
ei, side, aO1 jus, gruzrd the ski". The assas'
am then run. lis probBOle that the assassin
mis,ook Gleason foV another person, and fled
mecipl,aIely on discovering his ms'aEe.-~tOH
neaut Rep.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

TERRIBDs MURDER. McIIarney and Elwell,
Two stone masons a, Keokuk, Iowa. murdered
another. OCunnor. on Saturday last, because hr
had underbidlhem in available contract They
came up behind him. one Of them seized hold
Of O'Connor with tight grasp, while The 9th.
pr cut and carved him with bowie knife. uhnl
lille is rxunci. The deed was comnued almost
in the ",winking of an eye" aud 10 The pres
en"e of hundreds. who we're passing AM pus
slng uu the sureI. When the uhiorIu,ets man
tell The pco,,e rushed upon 'he murJrrrrs, aud
took IAem 80 jaiI.-CsAGl1A0A Es2~TN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

IIoRRIBLE. The Aygnsp lGeorg'a) CocStl.
lniunaIlst. speaking 0t d TocCnl aScileu' on me
Georgia Sla,a Road, ~ which iwo men we're
Killed. gives the ioi'.nlug parucu,t's:
Among the horrible circumstance oi his ac'
cidenI is the loo~ng, as We are inl'Tmed.-
Oue Of the frenpn was caught by the feet be
tween the locomotive aud the lender. and held
us, in this posluon, his head hanging down
wards, and hs feet drendluly crushed. Nrth
eT the conduct r. VINO wsS unhuu nor the pas
sengeTs. had the presrucn at mlui to use the
proper tx 'Tuons ~ rghcve hin. aud tho P"n'
fellow in hS agony enrre.ud them to sa" hI'
legs nH Finally, this was acIuaIty done by
some XnP, with n cua,mOn hand saw, ani tht
man was allowed To drop down to the ground
biz cting to draIh.
NJ etor was made to stop tho hemorhng"
ana the poor Vlctm of this more than savage
stupidity aud bar5arlsn snon blrd Ia death. Al
ter the fireman WIS thus relieved from his po
sluon, II bar of iron was obIained, aud the loco
motive aud tender pried apart, so that the fee
were rescued aud dropped on. from be'weer
them. THIS could have been rs well accom-
pllshed before as al,er saving # The legs. ID
the annals Ol railroad travel pF'rd paralleI It
such sIOryi
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

Our roR ScuTr-N Wilson, a prominent
Free SolIpr of Maine. having been charged with
abandoning the Free Soil par'v, has written a
letter defining his position, as follows;
AS To my renouncing lrea soil, declare II
wholly false. ! do dennunce Van Eureu, AID
um provoked with myself; that should vote for
such political knave.
but. sir, hrper for moment have | cul
loose from, or yielded the Buffllo PLATFORM
hold on To every plank. Ills gorious man.
ifrs,n of principles, winch, ! pray Heaven.
NAV live to see become Ihe universal sentiment
/ 10 this country.
''Now as l1 who shall be President, made
up my miud that either Scou or Pierce must BE-
elected and no other candidate can receive az
electoral vote. Hale is noble fellow, and mas
nohly sustained hinsel; but he can never be
elecrpd President, ana al hart. | am cTedibly
informed, easily prefers aud ardeuhy desires
the pleciiun of Scott.
"Well. am out boldly. SnihusiGsicGLy io'
Scot. ior the reason that his judgment, bis hear
and his sLmDaihies are rjgh. and 6eliHNe {
there il n mun nov living deserving the idShnE
gratitude Of this great people, that man is Gen
Winfield ScoI.
AS To Pierce. hn on, Elerod' flrrod. wonIc
sooner vote for he ghosI O! }. u Cslhoun, Sc
far as The slavery qle>uon - concerasd.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22


Ever since this genIIemsn, BY force Of char.
ueier. and unsurpassed eloquenee. made him
self known 10 the people Of the United States.
The lOcOf'cO Press have bren uncessiug in their
abuse OF him. They though, to demolish him.
BY charging him with PeculRIiun upon the treas
ury. since his elevation to the SecreIaryship.
Disregsrdiug the truth, they charged that
through q certain Mr. Gardiner, be oblained an
immense sum from The treasury. The charge
was repelled BY The friends Of Mr.. Corwiu.
throughout ,hs country. and an examination in.
20 bis connection with The mAuer, loudly de-
manded.
An examination has been had which CON.
pleIely, and entirely exhonera'es Mr.. COrwin,
and the whig administration, under whose au.
spices the claim was allowed, from all possible
blame.
The facts. as disclosed BY the eOmmiues, are
substantially as follows:
Gardiner claimed that he had been disInrbed
10 bis possession Of a silver mine in particular
district Of Mexico. BY the MeXicans. lie stated
his case TO Gen. waddy Thompson, who under
took TO recover the claims for him. Gen.
Thompson, 10 pursuance OF the instructions oI
Gardner. employed Mr.. Corwin q Co.counsel.
Thry advised him us tn the kind Of lesIimnny
required To sustain his claim. and he forthwith
set himself shout procuring il. lie forged the
signatures Of Mexican officials. and affixed spp-
rious seals 10 his papers. Hs 'hen present.
them to the Mexican Minister Al ashinRton
who certified that the S.,esls..,ons we're genuine
The evidence 'auS Obtained was presented Il
the cor. .hiss;.Jn on claims. and the claim wal
allowed. The papers wcIe in due form. and
seemingly, properly authenticated by the prop
er officers. ln short the commission could no
do otherwise Than allow The claim upon the ties
limoDy before them. However, long before hi
allowing Of the claim. Mr.. Corwin's connection
with il had ceased lie had a contingent inter
est in il. lie was To receive FIVE per cent. oI
the amount allowed aud, in connection Wit
R. q. Cur~in, had bought of Gardiner 'he one
fourth Of the claim. These were sold In Cor
coTan & Riggs, bankers, before Mr.. Corwi
went n'u the cabinet.
The clam seems to have been fraud upo
: the government. The testimony upon whIc
il was allowed was forged but Mr.. Corwi
knew nothing al this. lie merely acted a
; counsel and il is no, At all surprising that h
should have been deceived in thu matter, ~he
the Mexican Minister was deceived.
: Gordncr has been indicted for forging, an
: is now al Washington aWaung his irIhl.
The sum allowed was $3.50 900.
Il will be we'll To noli"e, that the commute
which makes hi, repou was composed Of Ihre
e Iocofucos and Two wings. One lncofnCo an
n one whig were absent, and do not sign III
9 report. bur i, is said ihev would have done 81
= had they had tho opportunity.
: We will ace what the l0c"'oco journals
!. throughout ihe country will say about the r.
d port. They will not have the mngOanimlIy /
l. ake back their charges. Some Of them SIT
adhere To Ihe statement regardless Of III
ConIradirtien of such Influential men as Pre'
ton King aud V. +. Howard both democrats.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22
NOIiCe

j. hereby e,Von, that p i,on will be pre-.
senled to the Cnmmissionev, o7 Carroll CJanlv
as their next meeting. on the fr,, Monday OF
DrccmbnT next, prs,rp for County road,
commencing NJ the Ceruilon road on .he IA q
oC Rrb,r Anderann, beng ths Nari. .TT,ston,,.
Ter Of S"cuu" s,xloeu :, rs,,g ,oan.b,c and
rum" ,nc road thai is Dow orea ,hroueh the
ald Ande'snns iaaa, thence running the road
now open through the lands Of T VI bee nnd
Adam llergey; 'herce running he North IVES,
hpUk Of the ron through the land Of Francls
Btr"h"uSe to the Orange wwnshlp line q, The
mouth of Adam S,inehsus lane. thence run.
Meg 'he lane past the said Swlnehurts house to
the West end nI Ihe lane, thence leaving the
Old IracI To the left and running TO stake at
The line between SSineharI and Luther Rnwey,
thence running The line South between RowIey
aud SsInehears In a stone corner at the HaEi.
sou ctud,y line in the lane where the road will
ntersscI the road ieadpg from llagersmwu 10
New Market October 99, 1859.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

EGI Nichols. gentleman, who is one
of the lalhprs OF the Liberiy and Freesoi
movement. has like . sensible man, in letter
to Hon. D. R. Tilden, o! Cleveland. avowed
his intention 10 give his vote for Scott and Ora.
ham. He says. speaking OF Gen. Scott: "Ta.
ken by hims"lf-take his life as it is publicly
known and there i lutte To Object 10 Gaa,
scott W., N,ch,ts hes acl-d Ike a pr4c,lcal
q M. III knpws Il ~ hss no rhacce of b'ing
,lrc,rd. aud b-.wero Srou and Pierce be IA,
40 d,tfiany 10 making bis choice he goes lur
ScpIL-SPiasketS ACp
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

A somewhat strange mistake or hoax pre-.
vailed in Boston last week, in regard to the
health of Gen. Scott, The Boston BE receiv.
ed and published dispatches 10 the effect that the
General was OF the point Of death, and could
not possibly live twenty four hours. A rumor
was even current that his death had actually ia.
ken place, founded likewise on IelegraphiC
dispatch to sumo OF the principle citizens.
Lilte Delaware has done noblV. At the late
election The wings have carried everv county ia
The State. The result is decided one. Nc
such event has happened since l840. The
Democrats. who proiessed confidence, have ex
perienced an overwhelming defeat! The State
was always safe, out as an indication of The state
of feeling in the East, tho result is worth nol
cling.
An adjourned meeting Of the British resident,
OF New York was held on Saturday. at the Brit
ish Consulate, TO devise suitable measures o
respect to The memory Of The Duke Of yelling.
ton. |. was recommended TO BRUSH residents
10 wear The usual embems Of mourning until
The dav hereafter to be appointed for the obse.
ouieS of tho Duke. The Rector OF Trinity
CaRch was also requested to permit The dellS.
ery-ef lunernl sermoc on The afternoon Of the
day Of The funeral ia London.
A rather :mporIan. liquor case was decided
in Boston on Saturday. The Judge ruled that
liquor sold by an unauthorized person does nol
render the proprietor Of house liable.
The citizens Of Washington have resolved to
pro,esi against the further issue OF individual or
Irresponsible bank notes.
Thr Cohns steam A,c,ic has rnade another
qui, ,psssoge ia 10 DAYS. aud 92 hnurs, whlch
we be! eve, is the shortesG passage oat ever
made
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

BCTrRR FIR CALIFoRNIA.-B Butter has ad.
vaucsd in price in The B1st m market from five
To ten cents per pound, One cause Of this ad
vance is stated 10 be the large orders sent from
Calfornia. One firm has received an order to
ship one hundred and twenty-five thousand
pounds and probably in all qnoner Of a mil
lion pounds have been ordered from that State
within shor. time.- GIN. Eng.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22
Administrators NoiIee

Ga The nineteenth day of Oc,Ober, A. D. 10.
52. the Probate Court ~ Carroll county, de.
clared The esla,o of David Brookman, deceased,
TO be probably insol' cut. Creditors are there.
FORE required to present their claims agains. she
estate, to the undersigned for allowance, within
six months from the time above mentioned, or
they will not be entitled to payment.
S\MUELI. ROSS;
Carrolllon, Oct. 90. '59. Administrator.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

or The coalition between The Pierce men
and The Native Americans is now perfect. The
only Naive American paper.in the country is
ou,ics-Piercs, Levin, Smith and their associates;
shs head and front o that parry have also de.
clared themselves lot Pierce. shaR, their can.
d'ds'e 40 or three years ago for Governor Of
Massachusetts, is nov The Locoioco candidate
for the assembly from the 10Th ward of New
YOrk city. These men oil know The opposition
Ol 6con 70 their psns, and shey 90 for Pierce,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

For YOUR HoRsEs AND CATTLE.-Mix occa'
sioualiy one part Of sal, with four parts Of wood
aShea, aud give The mixture to different kinds oI
sock, summer and winter. Il promotes their
appr,i,es aud tends to keep them in healthy
condunn. Il is said to bs good against bolts
IN horses, murrain in cattle. and ROT in sheep
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

OF The Louisville Journal says ,hl, the ef
fous of the Democratic organs 10 gather uT
something from the history Of the Mexican wal
to gIori(y their nominee. reminds US nj the pool
fellow, good deal the worse for liquor. whc
tried TO pocket the shadow Of asWinging sign
ruT a handkerchief.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

The trial ofIhe Portsmouth bank robbers has
been concluded. John W. Rand, the principal
offender, having been sentenced to zen years
imprisonment. Charles SHsf1o.d sharged as an
accomplice in the robbery, had final exami.
nation 10 Philadelphia on Saturday, and was
commiurd to await a requisiIion from Ihe Gov.
eTnOT Of Virginia.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22
Neiice

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed administrator OF the estate of Jacob,
Mucklty, late of Carroll county, deceased.
Those indebted will make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate will present
them legally authenticated within one year from
this date 10 EPH RANNE.
October ~, 1852
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22
Mrs. SKaneY,S NchaOl.

The exercises Of this school will be resumed
on Monday the lst day Of Nov. next. Tho
number Of pupils will be limited TO 81, and the
tplou for all without distinction Of age or stud.
les, will be$ 90 per month. No odeduc,ions for
absences except such as are oecasoDed BY sick.
ness. w r--
Carr0llton, Oct. qa, '59.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22
Notice,

lis hereby given ,ha. the undersigned have
been appointed and qualified Executors Of the
estate OF IIezekiah T. Bevers, deceased. All
those md b'"d TO said esIa:e will make mmedi-
a'e pay meni; and ,hase having cisluhs agains, il
\ present In NJ, tegs ~ proven. wuhin ono
year irln this daie. THOS COBLR, sis
Tu0S. R. GRIFFIN.
Oetobet e., laS2.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22
Burglary.

On Tuesday night, some Of The BO'hOys took
il upon themselves TO eN'eud the Maine Law
over Carroll co. Aher breaking the windows
Of the residence Of Mr.. Cyrus Sheldon, in this
town. they entered, broke his glasses aud de.
canIers. LEI his liquors out, and made 'hsir ss-
cape without detection. They should be
brought 10 justice.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

The McDonough Will cuse. which has ex.
cited So much interest OF late, is to be taken be.
fore lhg Supreme Couu Of the United Steles.-
The late decision before the District Court de.
clsred Ihe will null aud void. Il is most prob.
able that The Supreme Court will affirm this de.
cision,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22
La0ghSbIe Occurrence at Concord.

A iaOghabe Occurrences rnm- ofiO Concord
n. a.. the residence ut Go. Fraukiiu Pierce.
some lev weeks ul,er his noniaation Tor The
Presidency. ID you IhIuk me fal!oSing &C.
count OF il worldly ul place in your paper,
please insert IL:
al me Of The churches in Concord, where
Geo. Pierce usually attended worship on Ihe
Sabbath, The clergyman commenced The morn.
ng service, by reading hymn. from wsu's
selections, and While reading the line, The
fearful soul that Tires and iainIs' his eyes hap
pened TO iaI on The pea where sat Frauk
Pierce. 10 moment all eyes we're turned 10
the same direction, end General Pierce was
pierced by so many piercing eyes, that he
came very near isinuug. Aher the morning
service was over. several Of the political friends
Of Pierce sought and Obtained an interview
with The said clergyman, who, BY the way. is q
Wing. and by name John Scott. During this
interview The clergyman was aroused OF In'sn'
TOTALLY directing The eyes aud minds Of his con-
Vregauon towards Gen. Pieces pew but the
clergyman assured Them thai they we're mis'a
ken that il was u mere casual glance Of the
eye, while reading said line. PIERcEs friends
we're not satisfied with this explanation RnC
during the ensuing week there was great com
motion in Concord aud "IhrouRhou, all the re-
gion around about" Ga the ulurday follow
( ing, Plerce's friends. who were members ol Rev
Mr. SCOTS church, called Church meeting Pnl
proposed To dismiss their pasIor,-whereun,u
vote was taken by ballot. and res .,tsd "a fol
lows, to wit; For reIai"ing TG4v. NJ, Scott a
Pastor OF The Cnurch., a; lur dismissing him,
blank 2, Wien The result Of The balloIng wa
male nnown. one Of The jealous friends Of Rev
sir. Scott sang ouI-"Huua f,r Scott" Ano'h
r., probably as'ocialing this hurra for Rev. Nj
Scou with the idea Of The coming PresidenIIa
election. proposed nine cheers for Scott an
Graham, which wrre heartily given, when IN
Church mseung adjourned without day Coz
rtsPOndence COU,ng'oH Ky, Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

Az APoLoGY.--ln consequence Of tho usual
press Of wOrk about election times. we wele
forced 20 issue hall sheet last week, but We
DO not Trend 20 charge our subscribers there.
Wllh-we will make Il up al the cad Of Tho year,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

or See the advertisement Of portrait Of
Washington 10 another column. The picture
is said To be an excellent one, and will adorn the
room Of any one. Send for one.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22
900 MaIOrItyl!

We have set down little Carroll ~ good foe
a majority ofTWO HUNDRED for Gen. Scout,
and we are satisfied he can get it. I he locof9.
COS may snSrI and snap and growl a, him, bus
they cannot prevent the people from elecIing
him. Roll up your sleeves, Wings, and 20
TO work in earnest. and the day is ours.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22
WhIR meetInE,

Az MOrges on Saturday -fsi INST, u, one o'clock
T.. NJ. DI. DellenbauRh will address the PeO.
pie in the German language, aud Gen, Eekley
and others in the English.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22
THURSDAY EvENING.

We have seen nothing 10 change the above,
except that NO arr well satisfied the maiori.y for
the locofocos 10 this StaIe, will no. exceed g..
900.
The indications ure decidedly in favor oil
Scoa'S Election. We have no doubt but that
he will get The electoral vote of Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

The Wesleyan General Conierance com.
menced ils third session Al Syracuse. on Sa'uT'
day: Rev Cyrus Prinhle, of ChSmplaiB Coo.
ference. is President of the Convention. The
Commure will render their annual report dus
ring The present week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22

TnE scorr CLUB--Mepis on neN Monday
evening for The last Time. perhaps. belere The
election. Let 'hee be large IurR Oft. Some
; tun may be expected.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22
Elections.

WEDNEspAY NooN.-Up TO this date we have
been unable 10 obtain anything like u ssIisfOclo.
~ account Of the result Of The recent elections.
ln Ono The locolocos claim from 5000 10 49,.
900, while Tho wings put il down u. 1000.
ln Pennsylvania, they claim 10000, bu, in
ell probability, 5000 is the ulumaIum.
INDIANA, AZ was expected, has gone for the
ioeoGocos, by o large majority 10000.
FLORIpA is whig oil over Ward. whig con.
didala is elected.
Maryland, Iha, lOcofocos ara growing o. lu,.
silly over, has no, held her election vet. Bali.
more elected oco(oco Mayor, aud who doubt.
ed but il would be sol
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-22
Senatorial Electors
EDW ARD d. MANSFIELD,
WM. DENNISON, JR.

Senatorial Electors
EDW ARD d. MANSFIELD,
Nm. DENNISoN, ia.
District Electors:
Isl Diaricl Charles Anderson,
9I James Satin,
81 Thomas J. Larsh,
4,h John W. Defress,
5lh Daniel Segur.
6,h Hanson L Penn,
TN John Milton Villains,
S,h VIM. Lawrence,
OH Sardis BirchaTd,
10Th Johu !. VanmeIer,
llth VIM. L. Finck,
IR,h james R. Sanbery,
I3.h John Sherman.
I4,h Smith Orr,
18Th 4. Banning Norton,
I6,h Alex. Lewis,
I7,h Robert B. Moore,
Ie,h Van. r. Humphrey,
10Th Wm, l.. PefkiDS,
aO,h Silas C. Clark,
aIH John A. Bingham.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-06-08

PoppIa5 the QIe,tIoai

] tod her that her marble brow.
o r wairh h. aabsfH locks wefs stsayiBs
Wa hks a Jni' u pnrs.l .aow.
Wa-fs 70. seu sun .st -ays sr- p'ayiuI
It1.dhsff'athey ~ b'l- .v.s
w nj sas - Bnkhic.' r1Isr-s bi heavsa
Test w.is he easHb-s D. tas skies
O,"n "a ignie-s slnn-f esen.
| swpfe % san nef rl1Bi c)ni1 yie.
Ia sn1wy Ehfens-s wilh her bJ-pm.
And shat her eiiseks h,i 80 - shsit dge
From sij fo>s tni magso.is blos1sn
AND then ! gazed apJu her form.
Aud pressed her small oft hani wifiI fervef
And ssked her II. mid caim and .tofm--
Shs would b. mice ani niEe forever!
And then swore I'd keep my vows
AZ true A. rue. u squlfe. ~ pHnasi
Bui---she plaeel her inger on her nJe.
AMI tod ms taai--.I og4kL Int c17ts II 90