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St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09

"a
Is confidently reeomsended 20 invaiids a
Unsurpassed By any known preparations, for fhs
cure of Coughs. Hoarssness anss other forms ol
Common Colds; Bronchitis, Asthma. Group,
CONSUMPTION in IN early Stage. and for the Re:
lief OF the Patient even in advanced Stages 81
that Fatal Disease.
1t combines, in scientific manner. remedies
Of long esteemed value. with others OF raore
recent diseoyery. and beside its soothing and
tome qnalNses, acts through The skin gently.
and uith great efficacy, Tor the cure of this ciaas
OF diseases.
number OF the mos. respectable phrsse
to whom we communicated EnosvIed
| constituents OF these Medicines ha,
pleased to favor with their opinion
OF them in writing that they are
| remedies they nave ever been scqia:
Tor the cure oi the diseases for which,
| Recommended
OPINION OF DR.. SAMUEL B.
One Of the most experienced of thu
TINS City. and long celebrated e.
cessfnI practice.
GESTLEMES-I have carefully
component parts Of your Diarrke
well as your Ancdyne Cherry .ExEl :
find them both valuable coz
are safe and consistent Wiz
and do not hesitate 10 a
YOas
Baltimore. June, ls5h
Certificate from Doct. JoHn,
to the Baltimore SonthS
HAVING been made acGifs
ingredients which enter into the I'd
your Anodyne Cherry ExpAu
having also made Iial of its virtti
hesitation in recommending il TO &
and patronage Of the public, as a
BILE medicine in the treatment z,tc
diseases for which il is intendedI u
Stabler'S Diarrh@a ST
Is pleasant Mixtnre, com pounde,hi
Inent with the rnes of Pharmacy. o.
&c agents, long known and celebraiedlif
peculiar efficacy in curing Diarrhea,
lar affections of the system. In lis
aiiays nausea and produces he. Ing
the Liver, thus removing re canse =, tI,s soS
time that it cures the ,r'.,saase - --'0 nc
Oa'i" no. % cO~t JOHN ADDISON. Physician
"e ~altmore Southern Disrensary.
;. ing MAIZE trial or your Is Diarrhra Cor.
uIal, p" and being also acquainted with the in.
gradients OF which il il composed, il gives me
mneh pleasure in adding my testimony to that
OF Others in favor of its ExTRAoRpIxARY EFF
cAcY in the cure OF " Diarrhea and Summer
Complaint in children and adults"
With much respect. &c,
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
CURE OF CONSUMPTION, NEURALGIA, PAIN
IN THE SIDE, &c.

=, baiumore, May ], 1852.
MsssTs. Mortimer + Mou6rny :-GenHemen.-
II IS with pleasure can testify TO the erea,
healing powers OF Hampton's Vegetable fine.
ture.-My wife had been afflicted for thee
years, laboring under constant hacking Cough
with most violent Pain in the right Side
Neuralgia u the Head. and Dmness Of Sight
very it'll" rest day or night and much ernacia
ton, and to all appearances a rapid Consular
ton inevitably. We had the most eminent
physician in Annapolis, but his medicine did
not give her any relief at all, but growing worse
IT any change in the least and after having
read one Of your Pamphlets. in July last. she
concluded to try Hampion's Vegetabl. Tine
tire, and after taking but two bottles OF which
(under kind Providence we perceived \ great
change Tor the better: her appetite improved
her skin became quite clear, coughs, pains,
neuralgia, &c. entirely left her, aud by the
time she lad taken a few bottles more she
was completely cured. and is now in the en-.
jovment OF most excellent health
| have seen also its beneficial effects on
several other ladies Of Annapolis. and | think
| can say from what have seen Of the medi
cine, do not believe its Curative Powers can
be eqHalled. A sense Of duty to the afflicted
has induced me to drop these few lines for
their benefit.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09

TRUTH Stranger Than Fiction, Nome
need despair-a Lady's testimony after thirty.
eight years of suffering there not real
virtue in this wonderful medicine could il
perform the astonishing cures made By it.
Northampton County, April Is, 1852
Messrs. Tyler & Adair: have been afflic.
ted with Rheumatism, at times, from my 18th
year | will be fifty years of age the 18th of
this month !; the attacks were al tan es so severe
as to render me helpless ; I have tried various
remedies to very little effect. Last October
| was attacked in my shoulders, sides. back.
and hips; could not rest day nor night;
could not move any part Of my BODY +iiIort
crying with pain at this tine 1 also tried
many remedies, internal and external without
receiving any relief; was at last advised TO
try Hampton's Vegetable Tincture;ber fore had
taken one bottle of which I felt much better.
and as I continued taking it, felt strength
coming into my back and limbs and nv stom
ach strengthened and revived every way
have taken FIVE bottles. and am much better
than ever expected 10 be. ! intend TO use il
whenever ! need it, and would recommend it 10
the afflicted, believing it unequsIied.
Yours, ELIZABETH BAowEiL.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray: Mrs EIiz,.
beth BsgweII is lady Of the hi CHEST iesp. eta
hility, wealthy and influential. The cure In
her case speaks volumes in favor Of this won.
defful Tincture. Several other persons we
have heard Of have derived great benefit from
its use in our county. We are entirely out OF
the Article and have daily anxious inquiries 10
know when we will receive another supply
We expect large sales Of il from the present
demand, and want you 10 send ms bog az soon
as possible. Yonrs, TYLEa L. ADArR.
Northampton CO., April IL. 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09
Respectfully.
cINyx,

Master OF the schr. Geo. Barber, AnnapoIis
Packet, No. 3, Tobacco Warehouse, Light
Street Wharf.
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PUGTICAsr
FOR the ENQUIRER.
FoT Wc HHqUIFcI.
pIrRRaH FOR SPRING!

HuRRAH FOR SPRING!
Huuah for brleh,ro5ed Spring!
She comes with her angei-oana
And sparkling gems DER Ea1'a upSsp"s'
Az she waves her magic "ahu'
Hurrah for the blooming flowers,
The bursting buds, and the leaves
Nh .oon they'll deck our bowers
With the garlauds Flora wenvcs.
uurrah for the pcrfumed breeze,
AS il sings in our fav'rite grove
Around the haowed trees,
The uysling place of Love
Hurrah for the glorious sunshine,
The warm bright days CT Spring,
The merry notes Of the joyous birds
As they fiji by on the wing
Hurrah for the gushing streams, -
Now freed from Winters thrail
And dashiug on, meath sunny oea">
To the leapins waterman
fao' tai i U,onn and stars SO bright
snr,np holds her court anu reign
Al morn, at noon, anu nigh''
t5,rrab for the honest Farmer
He ahors now with zest,
Prepares the soil, plants the Seed
Kind Heaven does the rest.
Hurrah for the farmers boy
Oh we'll he guides his steed
With merry "Gcc-wo-hoy, .
As his plough moves on WIN speed
Hurrah for the angel, Spring!
She smiles DER all the land,
And bird and bee, flower and tree
Feel her revving hand.
wanna County, March 8. 1852. hosolfAs
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For tho Enquirer
TO A MOCKING BIRD.

n
Ha! thou little waggish knave,
With the ever changing stave
Think you its altogether civil,
Every little huucring thing
That in thy presence dares TO sing .
Did we no know thee, we might think
Thou'dst found somewhere a drop O. drink"
Thu, thus thou misunderstanding elf,
Thou tak'st such airs upon thyseli.
Art medtating reply?
Cooking OF me your saucy eye,
Like some wild girl, TO show her power
Who ffets US five times in an hour,
Then wins US back TO merrirnent,
Ere vet hve minutes have been spent.
Look at you now, you wayward thing,
Now dancing, now on sportive wing
Soaring as though in frolic glee
Waited by thy own melody,
To fascinate some brighter sphere,
With strains too sweet for mortal eur.
To praise thee, language hath not words,
Thou Paganini Of the birds,
That cent'rest in thy throttle small
The mingled music Of them all,
From Tontit's chirp TO Goshank's cry
Thou mak'st thyself with perfect ease,
Just any feathered thing you please.
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KossUTH ATTACKING MIR. CLAY.

LOUISVILLE MARCH e.-Kossut, in his speech Sa,u,
day night INDUCED In much personal reflection Mr..
Clay. He charged him with breach Of confidence and
genemany courtesy in having his speech published that
delivered the occasion Of their interview in Wash
ingson in which Mr. Clay took strong grounds against in
tervention. He styles Mr. Cays position as assumptions
based assertion merely He says the publication Of that
speech has provoked him little and he did not answer
them grouods Of personal affection for Dir. Clay He
saysI took the interview for prvnts one and refrain
from further discussion for the cause though
am provoked by this uncaled for publicity"
He reviewed Mr. Cays position on non-intervention at
some length and in of dicue than In those of
argument His speech has given much dissatisfaction here
especially to the friends Of Mr.. Clay.
CHALLENGE FROM WILLIS.-Ths New York
Times that previous 70 the departure of ~ r Willis
he sent challenge John Van Buren,, him, with
pistols for two Bermuda his earliest convenience II
is understood that Mr. Van Buren, declines 60 far from
home for any such purpose.
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DIED.

DIED. his residence the county OF Cum5etan on inc III
day OF January, 1852 Nj JOHN HOLMAN, ia his 9oa ysas nv
soldier the Revolution" and has left behind only enc o
sf that class In the coucty.
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We regret to hear that Mr. WHlrE of Hanover has been
detained from bis In the House Of Delegates for the
last few days, BY sickness
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POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BUCKINGHAM.
AT meeting OF the Democrats Of Buckingham county
held at the Court House )ndny the 9Th Of March, 1852
Major Charles Yancey called 10 the Chair and VIM.
Shepard appointed Secretary.
Resolved That this meeting approve OF the Democratic
Convention proposed be held in tho city OF Richmond on
the oath of The present month"; and that 40 delegates be
pointed BY the Chairman, 10 from the neighborhood OF each
election precinct and 10 from the ne2hborhood Of the Court
House) TO attend the said Convention.
Resolved That said delegates be instructed to oppose
In said Convention the proposition restrict the represent
,a,lou of each Congressional Disc, in the Baltimore Con-
venon delegate and that they their best exer
ons procure the passage Of resolution recommending
choice of less than four delegates for each county
composing Congressional District.
The following delegates then appointed by the Chair
to wit
Court Houss-Robert Shaw, VIM Hooker, n Bocock,
r Ellis Jr, Thos Perkins, Lewis w Cabel, VIM Per-
kins Chas G Tompsins, Dr. James Jones, and Dr. VIM
Men Stors-Col Hubbard, Robt r Hubbard, VIM
Jones, George Saunders Ed Gillian, Jno Haekna,
Col P W Meredith, Thos Davidson, Wyatt Smith, and
G GARRETT
AHen's.-Col Joseph Fuqua, D Woodhn, Col VIM "
Newton, Col Bransford, Dr. Jones' Col Jno Ayres
Col Walter Ford, Geo Chambers, Rev John Blackwell
and Dr. Chas Moseley.
Gooduin's Chureh.-wm Scott Geo Booker Dr. Boil
ling, John Turner, Thos Perkins, Chapman Glover
Geo Mayo, Jas Anderson Wright Dr. Jas Austin, and inc
w Abraham.
On notion the Chairman and Secretary added TO the
delegation. CHAS. YANCEf, Chairman.
VIZ B. SHEPARD, Secretary.
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Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE The gentleman will please allow
me ID 20 have made charge against him, and it
does NOT affect him ALL About the third week In January,
the whole Review for that month appeared About the 9th
Of Februay-a day or two before, day two acr-an
agent iDr the Democratic Review by The OF Foster,
came this city from the city Of New York He had with
him samples OF the Review and paper which lie uota-
cd the signatures Of members of Ibis House. and some
members Of the Senate cordially recommending that Re
(Which the paper announced had charged hands, u Inc
Democracy OF the country and particularly the South il
was thought il would suit that meridian. The agent started
for Rch0nd with that paper and with an immense pile ci
that number of the Review 4 gentleman now IN this Ca
pilc (Ar Parker Of The Lbrary) met him on beard the
boat heard his statement the paper and went on TO
Rchn md with him. After he got Richmond the agent
of the Review with Ir Parker in the Office 81 Dir.
Rcha the editor of The Richmond Enquirer and he showed
the paper with these and the Review 10 Mr. Richie
and u.er gentlemen. have made this statement for The
purpose OF Inviting any explanation that may be offered
hereafter
asked the gentleman from Illinois ali he able to
state whether Judge Douglas signed thai paper before or al
ter the leading article in the January humber printed
and ci,cuIaei7n The gentleman replied that 81, sign
ed previous TO the appearance Of Inc January number and
not afte! it, As the gentleman on behalf o! Judge
Douglas and his particular friend took it for granted
hear his This is simple matter and ought
he cleared up without difficulty There is of foeng
by charging fidelity Of the Illinois democracy
never questioned their fidelity There is DO use OF
ioging il BY saying that / made assaults. have
made no assaults. But il the gentleman considered
his explanation unsatisfactory will reduce the eff
lair single point that ought 10 sel!le the whole natter
have never seen that paper Of recommendation The
teman asks why We do not produce and publish it,
swer, that when last Il in the possession Of The
agent Of the Review and is probably in the hands OF
the conductors, the agent viii, the
establishment. neither the paper nor read it, bur
have been told what it contained There were signed to it,
long after the assault appeared in the January number the
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NorE-Since the adjournment of tho House the follow
ing correspondence has occurred II is clear enough now
that these receipts all dated the time that the
date relates back merely the Of new
RES the period when the concern changed owners
nd the paper in controversy signed by oil whose
names are attached il in February last and not In Janu
ary Of 4, anv previous time. J. G. BRECKENRIDGE.
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WAsHlSeToN, March III, 1852
Sir BY your authority made statement 10 the House
this day In reference to certain matters occurring between
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names are attached il in February last and not In Jan
airy, Of a, any previous time. J. G. BRECKENRIDGE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Washington, Yarch 10, 1852.
DEAR Sra: In the debate today the Hon. William A.
Richardson for purpose OF fixing The period when Judge
view" the democracy of the country, referred 10 receipt
given the time 10 the Judge Tor his subscription 10
periodical The rece which he produced in the House
date The 9th Of January 1852 but Mr Richardson sta
ted possible there mi ht be mistake In the date
understand that and perhaps other members nave re-
ccps for your subscriptions bearing date the 9th Of Janna
~ 1882 b given in February last viii you be so kind
as TO answer the following interfogatoriesl
l. What The date OF your own receipt ana NOSE oil
others you have seen
2 When the money pzfd on the subscriptions Tor
whi h the rsce pt given to you
as paid before afte! you read the sadng article
in Tie January number OF the Democratic Review entitled
- s. AMI the Presidency y
Very respectfully, your obcdcnt servant,
JOHN e. BRECKENRIDGE.
Hon. GRAHAM ~ FI7cH, Washington.
WAAsHiv57oS, p. ~, March 10, le52.
SIN Your note Of to-day is before I will answe,
you, in,e!Oeatores in the order in which they
know nothing Of any other receipts for subscription to
the Democratic Review than those Of other members
of the House and own all of which are dated January
1852 Mine frs, presented for payment and paid in
the honorable Speaker Buyds and presence on the
same day which his presented and the
Mr Foster the agent whom his paid-the day being
the best OF recollection, within the first week Of Feb
rulrv-l think The Ith Of that month. II was paid num-
Der Of days after had read The article in the Democratic
Review 10 which you refer and after it hnd been subject
discussion among several members outside Of the House
Respectfully. yours, GRAHAM ~ FITCH.
Hon. JoHs c. BREcKINRIpoE.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1852.
SIR By your authority made statement IN the House
this day In reference to certain matters occurring between
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4 SaISD DEMOCRACY.

The recent Democratic Stale Convention n l!.'aHH """
the largest most enthusiastic and ila:'ilou: '" e'rf d"
.!:.!cl in tl1 STATE. GDverEo: Wright VA" o; "te.''-
,. nominated Tor reelection 81; State Delegates sad
h ,,,c, from oach Congressional District, were ar-
,,.cA +, the Baltimore Coa"c.om and i was res9"'d
that if the National Convention determined u GIHit cay i
number equal 10 c nuI5cr u representatives III congress-
The delegates 70 Baltimore be Instructed |" 2e'''2 ''''
hs. vh, ( ,.T number shall constitute the fa!ii
so decoration 10 aac their sc;s in C"'i'en'a Inc i'
an; Convention recommend LA: the National Convention
nj ISIS ba he'll IN he city Of LoE!=. OF Cincinnati he
,c;r necc,cncc for Gen. Lia" their fist choice
r the Presidency Tog.n, mal9fy Of 25oyV :o:eS IN
~. sio;e should lie BE- the nominee. They, however.
II. .lscves 70 tho support o. the Baltimore NOMINEE
whoever he be; lu'l ~s; the judgment, ana DEVOTION ~
p.inc:;, o their delegates whom they leave n'a'!e'sa
h. Instructions as 10 persons ID act 80 Their CONVICTIONS %
ni and Inpriety tha tm:, nla? G'cia!e lie o'.'"
iua resolutions among others, were adopted:
res,ycJ Tina; the good old Democratic principles To
Wit s!rir. construction OF the CHhs'.'"'' ' 80, '
Summation OF doubtful powers; no ctcroacit"' '" 'S N0
r,.l C.,y.rn.!ai On tho proper rights oi tc H"''eS "
bel :tan the General ar sale 'E@:'i"!!~ a1
E.nt. no connection between C:u:c.i End Si"S no i-
III h,1 what is =;r!c" nGccssaT: for revenue i"ri"tS
no vast system O! Internal Improvement ciicT 9y ~ sr~'
81 ar liz s;;a,..: 10 public debt either py ii@
aayl ;nynglr.:. % by t! Silc-, except i1 pis's 81
,,,, no grants exclusive chartered iiT'e""r
tv snci. caation h4.s no prescription .or h':c'
opinions simple and l'"lai %n'tf'!@,i,: T.e'' -;
,.v an, the u:SLt vi happiness VIE! ti!c res F'ss!P'
e,n,rt OF legislation foscrin" aid 10 i'h!ic snEct''n
are and must remain the ia" "ar"""'* o! l'o nr
mocraic party; with Which nSc:ird upon oHt hammer '"
have often marched t. victory: Win "hci cyi1" J" ''
OF our country she has reached her present power
and prosperity and that receive and rrc"&nzs a. .
bers of the great Democratic fan'! al h', 20 ~
vha, ,h,ir cr,.d or country wio acknowledge il theory
and carry ont in practice these uansng principles TIE
sa,:,c YESTERDAY today, and icr ever. -.
Resolved, That in III" opinion OF tbs C"hE2hta'! ''
,c,rpn s,r,;urn OF the p-J;c a.! i!t#ra susi.ns "ni
.a!n.srs their general tciuf aud inlyaIn, each s'
o: that r"s Of Acta at IGagnSs c.ii'"r; 'o" - "'
an nest III security d eTHciI - on; glorious 1hi""i
and that /, regards prcn! rra'qAlltE alter 'h&eFo"*
rc,,,i brr.nc: as III" best evidence oi tie "isi1'
and prudenc. al these 5surls and the best pros" l they
should under 10 r71t5acr, b. disturbed
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DE,:OcRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

Delegates to the Convention, The % INST, have occa
nrnsintcl By meetings 10 Tia !oil'"ia: co""e%:
CLARKE CuuNTI.-Dr. Cyrus Mccormick IN the
Chair and Sol Z. Jackson, Secretary MssSf= h'aS ~
Wis Mason Anderson ard Jacob i":srs, committee re-
ro.d the following dele gates an ":tesna'cS, VINO we're
unanimously selected
Dslc.ates-Bucknar Ash.y !enry \. Gr!Tsby, Gu. Jos
IuIey Beverly Randolph, Or. josiah j. lanr" j''"' M
Lcts Col! Francis Mccormick Squire Boil! John = Cy.cF
Joseph K Carter md Edward Mccormick.
Aitcruutcs-Dr Oliver r. Fgnscn, lno. y. l.G:' t"''.
G.. Scott and VIM. +. Rciiic.
,1G1ItAND CouSTy-Ja..cs Brown Chei'inar, an
SaniI. Ruckmau Secretary.
s1sssrs. Beela.ia f'cisEc-, adam Stephenson and VA
Swa,!.cv committee, reported he following ""e'a''''
who yvcrc unanimously appointed:
JOHN Bsr!, franklin McNu!ty, Washns'on &'c.ihens'a
William Hncr George Iulinax, Andrew FIcish.r, SAM
c. Eas!c Josiah HiacI JOHN B.. rtu,:'. Joseph iay"e,
john IT, puln Col j. H. Byrd, Samuel Joacs, Pete: Rex
road Charlcs Il! Mciia, Fraacis H. Carve, jacob Sr-
bert Samuei iseat-;,hU were unanimously appoints! BY
the meeting.
oa notion The Chairman Secretary an! the COMMITTEE
were added t. the delegation.
AUGUSTA COUNTI-L. l.. Stevenson ia the Chair,
and + ~ Alfred, Secretary.
The f.lowing were appointed 81 tic Chnif:
Dalc.at.s-Capt WIN. j. A,nry, Iicob Baylor A5snl"rh
Eone Dr.. e. R. Harris, Capt i"1s. hofis ", IN ran
Ro " Stevenson MAJ. Wn. H. liarman, JOSS. y. !hrnr
son. George Shec:hr. 3. r. Graham, john L. y:o: 'iI
on motion Inc Chairman and Secretary were adic! to lie
delegation.
AEcfnatcs Geo.ga E. DcnaaIG Of Rockingham Gilbert
s Nsen Of s;henan,ch WA &. Taaier.o o: Gloucester
Jau,es Il; .ov and Roscoe Is Heath Of Richmond C!;y.
IThc ,ce:iar passed resolution in which they iaHg''Tc
the accommodation limiting tho number Il Ge@ai.s from
each State 10 the SdGsa; Convention.
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l Iu.'t tt'1
WRECKED.

NIGHT DER the stormy sea
Her tusky wing uriurlS;
rhn ,rmncs!s rcrtirv
Thr Sou; ship wildly whitls;
a. clouds like goblin" grim
E,nwn round those gallant nien-
Homes light il arowiQ.: dim
Nccr TO revive again
The l.s:a,nin. iicrceit leaps
From SKY To sea Of lire,
The w.a:htnl thunder sweeps
It's wietd nnt Gtan, lyrc--
The streaming sails a:c rent,
The ln1Sts ROW .rDan, now i1'!-
Darkness 10 !!!!g sent,
The wrccti silD's funeral pail
The waves are .:ssaiag higher
The faithful plank IS hroHeh;
One flash--ti,gif bark, ihcir py,Ee-
Few farewell words are sroheh
Sea monsters wis:iuily
Avail, Their dcnth-daoIed prey
Thc., ship. The sea, Tic say,
All blazing fade away.
God save those valiant hearts
Sunk in the ttcacherous waves,
Their gaspipg breath departs,
And namclcss are their graves.
The waiing winds their dirso
are hymning mourninl!y
The bounding biliow surge
Their requiem must be!
Morn from that drcar, dark night,
Wakes radisn, and fair,
Wide streams her rosy light
nor Storm nor ship Is there;
M rio,tlp mari s, the SpOt
Where men so madly strove-
Her death fraught rage forgot
An nature smiles with love
SO many mariner
On PASSIONS sea Is tossed;
And in the stormy stir,
Now strusg!es--now IS lost;
Blu, life wh!tls gai!y on,
Unmindtlli OF his ialc-
No; al! the bad are gone
Not ali the good are great