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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-31
Your friend truly.
STErnEN Z. Ml,rLJ
SLAVERY IN ILLINOIS.
QuIScr, Adams Co., ILL.,, Dec. Q, 1853.
To the Editor Of tie National Era:

QuIscr, Adams Co., ILL.,, Dee. 2, 1853.
To The Editor Of tie National Era:
Recently man in this county found a colored
man in the woods, sick and emaciated with the
ague, who appeared to be q fugitive slave. Ilo
took the coloicd man to his house, and, in the
event. lodged him in Jail to await q claimant. AT
the end of six weeks the man Tor slavc) was sold
for his jail fees, according to law" 4 man was
over from Missouri at tho sale, who boasted that
he intended to have that fellow for n slayo. A
friend declared he should not and between them
he was run up to six hundred dollars, and bid off
to the friend who left him in Jail and soon got
out writ of habeds corpus to ascertain the slaves
right to freedom. Every man being presumed 10
be free till proved to be II slave, and no testimony
appearing 10 prove him thus, he was released by
the court, with testimony to that eHect and, in
view Of the threats to cnslave him, he was carod
for by those who prefer to help man to freedom
rather than to enslave him. Tbs is only q meager
outline Of o"e incident among many.
r. HUNTER.
The foregoing statement is congrmed by tho
Quincy newspapers. 1t furnishes a beautiful
illustration of the workings Of the Black Code of
Illinois. Had it not been for the interpositun of
this Anti-Slaycry friend, tie poor man would havo
been consigned to Slavery for life. True, he could
only be sold for one month but there would bo no
legal provision for his cnlranchscment at the end
Of that time. The Quincy Wig of November
22d, remarks:
at is asserted, and we fully believe it, that ono
individual, who was bidder Mt the SALE intended,
in case he succeeded in purchasing the negro, to
take him to slave State and sell him treat him
MS slave for life. We say that we believe this,
and the facts in the that are known to tho
public are sufficient evidence of it,"
The Legislature that enacted the infamous law
under which the sale took place, provided no safe
guard against such an abuse. Had the poor man
been "struck off" to the Missouri bidder. he might
have found himself at the end of the month on q
solitary plantation ON the Red river, beyond hope
of redemption.
Not to say anything of Christianity, Civilization
must be at q very low ehb in State that can
sanction n statute so utterly unprincped and vii
lanous. The distinguished Senator from Illinois,
in his late tour through Europe, saw nothing under
any of its mean Despotsms meaner than this stat
ute Of Democratic State.-NdtiOnal Era
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-31

DEMOCRATIC SPLIT IN VERMoNT-MoNrPELIEE
Dec. l9.-The Free Soil Democrats are greatly ex-
cited against the Old Line Democrats. In Orange
and Washington counties they have held Conven-
tons-in one, they resolved that those who by their
votes elected John S. Robinson, Governor, and JEFF
ferson p. Kidder, Lieutenant Governor Of Vermont,
should be held in utter dctestation by all true
friends Of freedom In the other, they resolved
that those members of our Legislature who have
given their support to a pro-sayery and drunken
party are traitors and cannot be safely allowed on
board the ship Freedom. They have also estab-
lished new paper in this city called the Liberty
Standard. The split threatens 10 rival in bitterness
the war Of the "Shells" in New York.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-31

LAW AGAINST TEACHING SLAvEs.-A writer in the
New York Times, after carefully examining Vir-
gna slave laws, particularly that against teaching
colored children TO read aud write, finds that severo-
"prOhbtatons of education in the slave States arc
ofno recent origin, but older, ymOrefkan CEN.
hry, that the Northern agtations, which are said
TO give rise to them. - Commonwealth.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-31

CLOSURE OF KENTUCKY DIsIILLERIEs.-The Louis.
vile Counter reports at least so per cent, decreased
in Bourbon whiskey. In Harrison county alene
the amount of last years distillatiOn was about rs
600. Nearly half the distieries in the county
have closed up, been converted in to other puY-
poses. Others will follow the same course as scSn
as tbe present season is over.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
who Sent Them?

Old mother Bender was pious but poor. In
the midst of her extreme want her trust and con-
fidence was IN God.
1t was late one chilly night in the autumn of
the year when two rather wild young men pass
ing her cottage on their way home. One of them
had under his arm some loaves of bread which he
had procured at village store. faint light
glimmered from mother Bender's easement Said
the one who had the loayes to his companion,
"Let US have some fun with the old woman
"Agreed,' said the other. They approached
the house and peeped into the window, saw the
old woman upon her knees, by the hearth, where
asfew embers were smouldering in the ashes.-
She was engaged in prayer. They listened and
heard her offering an earnest petition for bread.
She was utterly destitute of food.
In fnrtherance of their fun, one of them with
the loaves climbed softly up the roof of the cot
tage, and dropped one loaf after the other down
the chimney. As they rolled out on the hearth,
they caught the old ladys eye, and in the fullness
of her heart. she exclaimed
Thank the Lord, bless the Lord for his boun-
ty.,.
"But the Lord didn't send them," shouted a
voice from the chimney.
"Yes he did, cried she undauntingly, sstbe
Lord sent them, but the devil brought Them"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSINERES,

VESTINGS, AND FURNISHING GOODS,
n M. SoMERVILLE is now receiving from New York, a
Is full assortment of Ready Made Clothing that can't be
beat lin any you have mind to take it, by any estab
in these parts which he offers to the good people of
warrant my clothing.
good assortment of cots cassimeres and vesngs
OF plain and pop fancy patterns which he will sell make
to order style to suit the various tastes
workmen only will be employed,
Also article of Furnishing Goods in
Shirts collars half hose, under Shirts drawers
ties &c. &C. Al kinds produce taken but
cheaper deal All kinds work
to got A. No STYLE Cutting done short notice.
good article of Tailor's Trimmings kept hand, Gua
Pecha prime article JEANS Linen Tape inch
measures.
He viii be found west Le's Block nearly oppo
site the Bank, in Prentiss' new Block.
Rsyanna, April s0h, 1888. SsR
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
IA Snlendid H.ot on CIofhing.

A Splendid Lot Of Clothing.
Joseph Atcorn S@1s Buidng opposite the Court House,
receiving the largest and best selected o
Clothing in this county, consisting of Coats
Pan Vests Gents Furnishing Goods every style and
quality which he is determined to sell at prices which cannot
fail TO snit purchasers. a - iN.s - p. '7T'
Ravenna, April II, 1850, 900
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
CHAIRS, SASH AND RIINDS.

THE subscribers of McElwain & Arnold mn.
determined, notwithstanding the reports that are nAoa
to continue the business and manufacture pine wndo
Sash, Blinds, Doors, &C. Aso-keep for sale general -
sormen of Chairs and Cabinet vz Grecia sats
do Windsor dining and Office chairs BOSTON roc
ers settees, &c, general assortment of bureaus, tables
stools oedste9ds &c Asobedsead posts, table legs
will be made of good materials, experienced and
sold tlow figures for the Ready.
We also making preparations 10 put in machin. a.
dressing flooring, siding and &c. - -"
Ravenna, February 9th 1852. Soa a,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
TIN-MARE, z! EAyyE;,.I!R!OUGAS, ' ;.!1H! &C.

Nv OULD inform the citizens of Ravenna and yicintv
w he keeps hand and manufacture order All r,i
of Ware Particular attention paid manufacnrn s,
putting up and he will be happy 10 attend - Ia
calls in his line Shop directly South Of RkaTson;s HSr ~
Store. 'T --tv-
Ravsnna, March SD, 1853. .5 - -1.sgs m.x ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
Hatch. on Main gtreef

HAS received his spring supply of medicines paints oils
and dye sus, and is prepared supply pure dry
lead lead ground oil spirits urpenne nseed
&C. to painters and builders the right kind of
sick and afflicted find at his all kinds
medicines usually called for Doctors supplied usual at
very low rates for cash, that being the motto tf4l3
RUNKS Valises and Carpet Bag- fresh supply Just ret
ecived at the Eagle Clothing Store, which Win be put a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
For the Spring Trade.

GROCERIES PROVISIONS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE Subscribers respectfully invite the attention of Mer
generally their stock of GROCERIES kept constantly
hand and to which daily made. Our stock
prises thing usually kept in Grocery ana Es
house in the county Being working men ourselves def
extended them that can offer them create
inducements this season, than before
The following comprises a portion OF our stock:
COF
Rio and Laguara Cuba, and Old Government Java.
SUGAR, MoLAss AND SYRUP.
Crushed do B. and c. Coffee do Double refined sugar
New Orlcau Moasses Cardenas do; Green Sturts
SPI E s.
Cloves Nutmegs; Ginger; Mace; Box Mustard; do;
Pepper Sauces. Cassia Ground Pepper Spice and cinnamon
FIR UITs
Boxes M Raisins Layer do Cluster do; seedess do
Boxes and Drums Figs; Almonds; Brazil Nuts; Fberts;
Oil; Lemons and Oranges.
TEAS.
Young Hyson; Gunpowder; Imperal Old Hyson; Black;
FISH.
Goldfish; Macnere; Whtefsh; Trout Pickerel; No. and
Scaled Herring.
general Of fine cut ehewng Tin foil fine cut
half spanish and common Cigars Snuff, &c.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
% o wishing a0 Snf
Candles; Sperm do; Stearine do; Tallow do.
Linseed; sperm Lard: sweet
UNDRIE
Bed cords; Painted Pa Tubs British Lustre Copperas;
Alum; Chalk Rosin; Tar Madder Candldwick Wrapping
caron Rice four Baskets Whip Lashes Cream Tartar;
Sup. Carb soda Sal Soda; Tartaric Acid Whng Putty;
Flour Sulphur; Oar Saltpetre; Batting Spruce Gum;
Backing; Glassware; stoneware Paper Ink Brooms Lime;
Pea; Usage Orange Seed for Hedges; Toys Wallets; Snuff
Boxes Steel Pens; Lead Pencls Sates Slate Pencs Mop
Handles; Faucets, &C.
PRovIs sIoNs
Flour; Buekwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vinegar;
Beans; Dried Beef Lard; Hams Shoulders; Pork Fish;
Butte Turnips Peas Corned Beef Cheese Rice Crackers
Pickles; Onions Beets; Tongues; Maple Molasses do
gar: Honey, &c.
We shall keep assortment fresh and full throughout
and solicit examination from any disposed
purchase.
N BCash paid for all kinds of country Produce
exchange Good, which will be satisfactory.
H. w. SMITH & co.
Rayenna Apr 18th, 1853,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
A. V HORR,

w receiving the largest assortment Of Goods
at any establishment the Western Reserve
He will also adhere strictly his old motto LGrge Sales
Small Profits price to a as being the most condu-
siVe the his customers wen please
call and examine the goods and prices =, ,ro
Shalersvle, April %, 1853. A. v. nOhh
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
SECOND TRIP In 1853.

v.HoRR, with much pleasure would say to his friends
a. and the citizens ofth regou of country that owing 70
to visit New York to purchase second stock OF ooos ns
receiving large assortment of summer goods which have
been selected from the latest and
any one as my goods bought exclusively
5 the n s are oods e 5
be found at other establishment Please call and
Shalersville June IA. A. " HORR.
PY ExPREssRec this day by express 400 yds bpk
sk doz bk lace veis muslin edgngs houn Gng etc
July Elsh and OO' St Hoas Say
DLACK SILKS all widths pile of them from 62R
d. best qua 1 90 bonnet sss manta d.
striped Silks black silk laee black and coored fringes &c
Ladies' fyou want SILK dress do not buy until you call at
June II. 1oKK,s.
= lERAGE DE LAME for shilling yd., do not pay I82
I'D cts for the same quality at some ofour neghbors
CHAwLs-A large assortment of black SILK
June IA. HoRR's.
MITrs-Loag mitts from shings 10 shilingi Misses
WI long mitts cheap, at Jun IA HoKR's.
= market shilling de aines from
six to twenty-five cents, can be found at HoRR,s
1000 POUNDS smoked Ham, cured expressly for family
, for sale by may l6th A. " HoRH.
H calico, fast colors for four shlings, at HoRR's
ENIFTY cents will buy good Lawn dress pattern, at
| Il April23. HORR'S.
It sH all @ other styles pile
DOOTS AND SHOES-A great variety of all styles
ID dies Gents children, received from
and warranted, selling cheap at
| April o. 1853. HORR'S.
| NINGHAMS.-A pile of them selling one shilling pei
VI yard, by apr % A. V. HORR.
| DONNETS! BONNETS!!-Lades, fyou want Spring
ID Bonnet of any quality Silks Grape, French Lace Straw
or thing else call at Horrs and you will find pile
Ribbons Linngs Flowers match; selling and cheap
i DAYADERE ROBES at / 25, Gingham, Lawn Robes Whit
ID Muslin Robes Tagoni Robes and Berage Robes cheaI
| April %. at HORR'S.
OOO HATS-Silk, Panama, Leghorn, Palm Leaf, Straw
/ OJU and all other styles of Hats cheap at
\ April %. HoRR'S.
ROCKERY-Al large assortment just received, selling ver
i ~ cheap at HoRR's
i Sugar and EEOEaSses.
% HHDs Sugar; 20 bbls Molasses; just received at
~ march II HORR'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14

New Arrival.

MRS E. T. RICHARDSON has just received another stock
WI bonnets, chdren's fats style of Grape
vsettes mitts black wells
collars under and other goods too to
mention which invites the attention of the Ladies'
just received direct from New York the latest style
dresses, and will be happy to wait upon all who
may favor her with call, at her residence Main street.
Ravenna, June Z, 1853
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14

streetsboro Portage county, Ohio and win hold himself
III readiness, all times wait upon those who may desine
his services in either branch of the profession. He will also
perform such erations in Dentistry may be required
Dentist in the country.
Streets5oT'o, April IA, 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
WAVERLY HOUSE.

fFoRMERLY KNOWN AS THE BEAumoNr.l
ny GEO, A. KELLENBERGER, corner Of Ontario and
d Prospect streets, Cleveland, Ohio.
Its location ofthe most pleasant and healthy in Ceve
land and near the business the City
completely repaired and renovated and the whole
style and of the house have been changed for
better,
large class trading and travelling public have long
good, comfortable dollar day House.
This is supplied by the Waverly House, which
gives good accommodations and as the os
dollar half Houses Come and be convinced. III
Hacks Stages call at this House every day for passen
gers at the proper hours. GEO. A. KELbENBERGER
Cleveland, January 81 1853. 396-U
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
Bargains Bargains :!

TINE stock of goods in STAcEY's well known Fancy Store
Cleveland has been assigned for the benefit creditors
accepted the closing the and have
moved the stock remaining unsod to Book Store in R
VIENNA.
good assortment of Jeuoesry very
large assortment of Perumery and toilet articles Shaws
Combs, Dress Ribbons Dress Buttons, Sachels Violins
Guitars Bows lage assortment strings, and
great variety of Fancy Goods too numerous mention
Most of the articles such and do not
tend to keep on sale at Stoe and hence desirable
clear out this stock possible instructed to
SELL pOstiUey at New York prices without adding the cost
of transportation in order to close the speedily As
these instructions will be strictly adhered
opportunity to obtain useful and desirable articles at
would invite the attention of Pedlars and country Mer-
chants the large and elegant Stock perumery other
ars which here attained cheaper and better
they get them in New York.
Call at Halrs Book Store and examine articles
....,--.. L. W. HALL, Assignee.
Ravenna, April II, 1853. -.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
COLLINS HOUSE SALOON.

HE subscriber has been to the expense of reng
furnishing the Saloon under the Collins House, and 10
ready to wait customers little Mint Julep or
thing in his line He will keep all kinds choicest q
Pies, OYSTERS Sadines, lee Cream
Tongues and everything in that limo, which be got
short notice. ssSA -..t-.
Call at No. g. Hole in the Wall Main street, Ravenna O.
Aug. 11.-u OSCAR +. SEVERENCK
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
CARRIAGES.

NJ D. CLARK & CO., have the largest and best assortmen
of Carriages before offered Portage county
sstng Of Charioees Biskey Prince Abe Extension sdA
seat standing and variety for beauty and
iencc all which will be sold low
The public respectfully invited call quail.
tiles and prices, and judge for themselves sec whether
there is any inducement for them trade with us.
Shop on Main street, east of the public square.
RaVcDna. Maj
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
Ready fOr ODeratiOm

rJNHE NEW STEAM GRIsT MILL, in Ravenna Is NOV
ready for operation Farmers and Others will please cal
and examine the most conveniently arranged Mill in this par
of the State. PARMELE S SONS.
RaVenna, August 9. 1879. 3-4tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
Pamphlet Liserafure.

Pamphlet Literature.
THE best and largest assortment of Pamphlet Literature
entertaining and uneXceptonabe in tone and influence
embracing works from the pen T. S. Arthur Grey,
Miss Pickerng Mrs. Gore Mrs Mowat Charles Lever and
other distinguished WRITER'S offered in this MARKET
eq found at nOv16. HALLS Book STORE
CTATIONERY.-Afn fine assortment for sale at
- Nov. TO- HALLs Book STORE.
KEY TO UNCLE TCM'S CABIN.
NHIS long and anXiously looked for work of Mrs. Sowe
Il just received and for sale
Ravenna, April 10Th, 1853. Halls Book STORE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
EoT 81 T ngS; gS;saS1Ss

cS4-Bz> THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the pubhs
e4 generally, that he has engaged in the above bug
nesS is prepared TO manufacture Carriages Wagons
Buggies Wheebarrows, &C., in the best Style and
lowest rates. All work entrusted in his will viii
prompt attention, and will be executed in neat and worry
manlike manner TUTrLE's OLD STAND at the CenES q
Palmyra. Orders solicited. GEORGE w. TUTTLE.
Palmyra, Feb. 90, 1853. 309-Iy
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
1853.
wholesale and Retail.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
READY MADE CLOTHING

Just received at the Eagle Clothing Store.
THE Subscriber has just received his SPRING and SuMMxx
stock of Read yMade Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
which is decidedly the most extensive and complete OF
ered for sale in Portage county, Notwithstanding several
stocks recently imported into town by other establish
ments, to the contrary His stock embraces possible
style and variety Mems Boys clothing furnishing
goods all of which bought at extremely low figures and
which he intends shall be sold such prices successfully
compete with any establishment the Western Reserve.
The public respectfully invited to call at his Store In
Lttles Block, nearly opposite the Prentss House, and
anime his goods whether they wish to purchase not.
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks to his friends
and customers for the liberal already extended
to him. and he is confident that the quality and price
goods is sufficient to warrant continuance of the
Ravenna, A prl 20, 1853. CHAS. GREENFIELDER.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14
American Mutual Insurance. Comply
OF AMSTERDAM. NEW YORK.

subscriber having been appointed Agent aboye
company is prepared to take risks against damages b
FIRE. at low rates any other responsible Company
y = Losses ADJUSTED PRoMPTLY.4U = 81.
Ravenna, Dec. /, 1859. II w SMITSR
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14

NEW assortment received every weeks, direct
The hands of importers and Manufacturers purchased
quantities and at prices to supply the trade consequently
newest always received in due time and for sale a tn
lowest rates. Pedlars supplied with any of the named
low prices at Cleveland Pittsburgh Cincinnati.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14

Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL $500 securely invested the sanction
~ and approval of the State Comptroller one of the sad
and most popular Companies in the United States.
ALVIN BELD1NG, M. D., Examining Physician
E: SPALDENG, Ag'tfor Portage Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14

Old mother Bender was pious but poor. In
the midst of her extreme want her trust and con-
fidence was IN God ~r
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-14

JUST received at the New Hardware store few Of tho
81 celebrated Cast Muely Saws, of Warral Co.
manufacture. Also supply of the Sash Saws fro
81 to quality which offered at prices til
cannot fail to suit, for ready pay.
ian 10 E. T.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-11-04
From the New York Musical Times.
FASHION IN FUNERALS.

at has lately been questionable in New
York for ladies to attend funerals to the grave
Euen the mother may not accompanythe lifeless
form Of her beloved child beyond the threshold
hout.violating The la,os Of Fashion"
Are there such mothers! Lives there one who
presses her lips to the little marble torn that
once lay warm and quivering beneath her
heart-strings!-whow with undimmed eye, re-
calls the trusting clasp of that tiny hand, the
loving glance of that yEiled eye, ,,the music
of that merry laugh-ts low panied moan,
or its last futtering heart quiver?-who would
not (rather than strange hands should touch
the babe) herself robe its dainty limbs for
burial!-who shrinks not, starts not, when
the careless business hand would remove the
little darling from its cradle bed, where low
ing eyes SO cold, dreamless pillow!--who
fingers not phen all haze gone. and vanly
strives, with sraining eye, to pierce bcioi0 that
flesh laid mound!-who when a merry group
60 dancing by, stops not, with a sudden thrill,
to touch some sunny head, or gaze into soft
blue eye, that has opened afresh the fount o.
tears, and sent to troubled lips the murmur-
ing heart-plaint: "Would to God had died
for thee, my child-my child!"-who when
the wintry blast comes bowling by, shudders
not, because she cannot fold to her own warm
breast the little lonely sleeper in the cold
church yard!
And oh,s there one who, with such "treas
ures laid up in Heaven" clings not the les:
to earthj strives not the more to keep heI
spirit undefied; fears not the less the dim
dark valley, cheered by cherub voice, in
audible save to the dying mothers ear!
Oh, stony-eyed, stony-hearted, relentless
Fashion! turn for US day into night, if thol
wilt; deform our women; half clothe, will
flimsy fabric, our victim children; wiring tn,
last penny from the sighing, over-tasked hus
band; Danish TO the backDoods thy count,r
cousin, Comfort; reign supreme in thu
banquet hall; revel undisputed at the dance
bu, when that grim guest whom none invit
whom none dare deny-strides with defian
front across our threshold, stand back thol
heartless harlequin, and leave us alone will
our dead; so we shall list the lesson thos
soiceless lips should teach us
"All is vanity"
FANNY FERN.