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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

The Wheat Crop oS Onto and enc sVnsaS Pro-
duesson ~sd ExPSssAssan 81 shc UaAsod
Staten.
rrrDm ths R~ilrnss ReswdJ
Immediately conDectsd With ths railways OF tha
countD 10 the great suhj4ot Of bread. Beadstln'
not only make large item for transportation, but
they are the rrinsipaI elemrnt Of food wnich sla,
ta'Dr the lsborrr In constructing pubic works
the price NJ ousbe OF wheat doubles, tho PR Of
. dsys hbor vii nearly dnnble. cni., again, Will
ipcssse the lost Of grading m'le AZ nAi~ay nearly
double for the Fame amount Of YORK. In time,
ne ny all branches OF lsbr 8iii ea regulated, 10
wages, by the price Of wheat u " doubled, by
political economists, VIII ther gold - as near Q
en- must have b cad, and the must" sea cely ex-
tends ~ anytbis es-; that IL 10 be regarded ss
tkr real STAN ard Of value. Now, T. Uust be- re-
MAXI d, that ouDd Of bread has not b,rno 30 higo
valIe IN fifteen wars, ever. Ooe relsoc OF this,
ana the eat ono bere h, that Railways have
equskxed prices, 30 that at Cincinnati four beare
nearly the ta,se price "a Ia New York. Bat aside
from this, the price has been very high through.
out the whola country. The great cause OF
that We took occasion 70 point out six
months since in the Record. This ", that the
United Slater really has not great surplus OF wheat
Il was Dot IN the country and consequently aioseign
demand beyond the usual average, would at once
raise prices. II did 80, and prices are mu higher
thAD We antici aisd The question no = arises what
are she proepscts ahea<2 Will bread be much
fo,mrr low prizes, We feel oon vinoed. But let Us
Judge Of this BY she bsst ights-the statistics of
production. We begin with the State Of Ohio,
which usually ralses about 0nefsh Of all the wheat
raised In the Dated StAtAs. The laws of Ohta re.
qure the ascertain annually the precise
breadth Tin . RESI- u wheat and orn planted, aud
The qusDtity produced. After making an aliowance
for there, rom ODuntks omitted in the returns,
We have the following amounts Of wheat raised In
hree successive years. almost exa sy:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

HORRIBLE AccipgSr.-A dreadful 30 idens o:'
IN arrears five OF tne Workmeu were beng hrought
M the shaft, vuich h one hundred and eighty ICES
fsep, after the sK o'clock shift. Toe poor aeaowe
had chung 70 che rope BY which they wers orosehe
TO the surface, when. owtog - some nsesecs aa net
the sbiyss ., he Top Of the ~lndlsss. VIXEN Two men
cropped Of, fell down the shaft. and .srs ie*;n;ly
ti,Ird Their names s,e Patrick GAain Esd John
SHIELDS. Two Others. named Hssrl xes :sss ana
"a i. as heing broken eligbt hopes are entertained
IT, ,hs,r recovery. mso, oamed Dsminick Mo-
Rrdc' caught hold Of Of The tinbena, and fovtu-
nateiy cscspes. The Portsg. Tunnel ison The o>ate
works. and about fur hanor yArds q the tam
IN the Genital Ralroad.-Patsurg Jesrnc4' ~
a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

NovFr. AWARD AT ScRools-A HusBAxp.-rho
Jacksonville (lp.) Female Seminary, under charge
Of the Rev. G. q. Selleck, ought to become very
popular institution. Among she awards - It's lst9
celeb alton Was the folIo~Ing ITO Miss Hattie
j. Iiine, for msekness of disposition, kind hssrtsd-
hess and efiection, . hush. nd--Mr. Austin Re- IL
we'll" The COnsnfufionaiia Of that place ayss
.'tbis latter presentation was quite usexpOcte4 IA
given in connection with the scnod siace tbe pre-
sent principal has been In IL. We would suggest
the mopIiety Of making such prtscs in,sssd a
books, gold rings, &C., sipce, there are doRhueso
deserving instead Of beng . cost ~ the instita-
ton, as In other plans, no doubt y might Ming
some incsme, az we doubs net esus woaid
nay for the privilege Of being sssd e prize:
will be satsfartorv TO the ladies, n 70 nay judge
nv The willingness with which Miss Hine esek -
promised TO cherish her prize with ~ seajugs q.
iection.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

ANOTHER DEATH FROM BURNING FIuip--Hannab.
daughter Of Parker Clay, died in Dover, New Hamp.
Shire. day or two since, In consequence Of having
ben bui ned by burning find. She vas pouring
l,e III tie .As.es In stove. An explosion tc,k
place. which burned her 20 severely that she died
consequence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

AN EXEMPLARY CoxMUsIrY.-k IL fact wsrtAv
Of note, that In the cuu1y of Elizabeth City, Nost6
Ca olins there has not been, within the last twevs
or fifteen years, single individual confined IN the
jail for any criminal offence, and very limited
number for any other cause. Fos the last Swo years
the Jail haa rvmsio.d unt~n AutSd There 10 not Q
sS1:n aa onv pas 81 are
and scho0led AZ the public expense. Although
there are no individuals of ovssgrown fortunes.
many are indie oeDdeUt, and there not one head Of
the family in the county who Is not in sufficiently
prosperous circumstances 81 sfIord himself tha
necessanes and comforts Of life. Intenperanse 10
bus little known, and idleness il nowhere 70 b
founc. il any cont acts lazy habits al nege II
his business lie fluids one T. keep him company,
ard he quits the rou"'ry for Wa : OF kindred so
ciety. So lazy white ctinot I've 10 Elizabeth
City. The general ,opulatiIa are industrious,
thrifty, and punctnal III their engagements honor
able in their dealings, moral and temperate. The
county has doubled is It's agricultural productions
within the last forty years.-No' fix Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

CoaxNo THE Jc6.--A correspondent Of TIE
Philadelphia Sun, writing from Cohlsset, Mass,
relates . good anecdote Of physician residing In
that place, which no says is fas and the best tenn
peranre lecture he ever heard. Some thirty years
ago thi- doctor addicted TO hard drinking, and
neglected bis professional duties TO such 40 extent,
that the people we're Obliged tn send ~ Boston FIR
new physician, younger man, whom they coionized
among them. Things went on very well for q time,
The old doctor losing patients, and the nav Doctor
finding them. AT lsss this brace Of pe-tes met 10 =
store the old doctor purchasing jug o. ram y
ana the :" young doctor bus ing barrel Of -FOUR"
some invfdous 'emark of bystander called forth q
tneer nvm the yonnper and more iourishing Of the
two doctors. This was noticed and interrupted BY
me old one, who with cain and deliberate air put
the cork INTO the ing of rum, AMI farming to his
fneeln 8 opponent, he sad, have put the 90 K
into that ing, bat I will never take IL on,
again until have starved you on; of the town Of
Coha.sef." be kept his word, and In aooi, a year
from that time he had regainsd his old patient, and
friends ard obliged tle young doctor to eyacuate.
Tor fear OF starving out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

CURIOUS Discovery ON THE DEsxHr-SopA
SPRiSGs The party engaged in the survey Of yub-
lie lands, under Mr.. Pool, found ut poins about
fifty miles Of San Felipe, IN San Diego county.
a singular collection of ,ouutans or Springs Of coda
water, situated In ssnoy plain or dep ~ssioa Of cue
surface Of The desert. Tie spring is In msund Of
Symmetrical shape, iaperg like sugar loaf 10 thG
centre If tie top Of wticn Is hole unfatbomsble.
containing the csrb ted beverage fresh frum sem6
Iaturul labor otory below. Sme VI these nouada
are six feet hgh and ciot ed with green and lax
uriaDt coat Of grass while others are shsped like
an inverted bowl, and fripged by growth n oane.
ling and enervescng quality thas ordinarily sold
by apothecaries, and WAS drunk with avitity b.
both the men and nDm ais beiorgin 10 tne party.
When mpls guatcd Wit acid ot xay kind, Is pro-
duced instant ffsives ence and IN t,at form u pc
culiarly refreshing n drink. some u V has been
brought IN, in oder 20 be cbemi ally tested, with
the view to make the discover Of some practical
tillty-Cdiif o,nia perr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

REGATTA AT NoRPoLK.-On Saturday, large
number of citizens visited U.d Point TO witness
the most interesting sport knov to nautical mens
to w.t. the speed Of two beautiful yachts Tue Breeze
seos, Capt Rnckman, ofNew York. The two YES
sells left Old Point precisely ~ IL minutes past II
O'Clock A. NJ, accompanied BY the Schooner BYRD
OF Philadelphia, which had e0tsrej IN tne regatta,
(this vessel was net by the Breeze and Masst It
Sewells Point on the return Of the yachts frpm
Craney IsIand,) both yachts making a 8. W. By W.
course and fet he'd the mouth of toe Nansemond
river, then lacked ron aud stood towards 0raney
leland. The Breeze turne1 tine light ship 6fteeu
minutes abe id OF the Massena wind rec from S.5W.
let the Ugh. ship for WiIiugnDys Point light ship
and made for Did P"in', where the Breeze arrived
precisely at minutes past r. NJ, b~ating tbs Mas
seDa 10 minutes. The Instance sailed was Al miless
Time, hours and "a minutes. Bth osrties
partook of fine supper. prepared In WIZARDS
best style, and the affair pa. eJ Oh iH the most
agreeable manner Norfolk Era, ymay 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

fDRiaho, abd EdwGd A. W@shpufh % HnsSaio
College.
Honorary No,frrs,--Frsncis +. Lawrence, Charles
De Wolf Brownell, Samuel Farmer Jarvis.
Masters ad- euadem.--Rev. VIM. s. Child, Of
Brown University, Rev. WIN. r. johnson, Of Wee
eyan University, and Rev. Isaac A. Spencer Of Co
umbis College.
Doctors ia Dipin au--Thc Rev. Henry Caswall Of
England the Rev Frcde 'ck j. Goodwin. ~ Middle
town, and the Rev. 4. Il. Bcardsley, Of New Ha-
The graduating class VIC are informed, was much
larger than upon any former year siuce the FONDA
ton Of the college. We also learn that on unusually
large number have applied for admission to the col
legc, and that Its present condition and prospects
ere very encouraging TO its friends. X
UNION COLLEGE. SCHENECTADY.
The commencement exercises took place on We'd
nesdsy. The degree Of Bachelor of Arts was COO
feIIed upon the following named members OF the
class OF 1854 :-R G. Abel, Westh4ven, Vt; Or
| mapzo Allen, Milton, Wis; william j. Balm, Argyle
Erwin Baker, Triangle; d. X. Bartlett, Pokeepse;
John J. BenneN, Davenport; William X. Brandon
| Miss. r. o. Brown, M,ntgpmery; John II. Blrtia,
East Salem; Reuben B. Burton, Peru, VT; John j.
Cameron, Msyheld: g. W. Chapman, Bsston Spa;
O. w. Chapman, Ct; Amos X. Cornwell, Alfred;
ALBEIT G. Eddy Cambridge; p. A. Furbeck, Scbe-
nsctady; ?. Furbeck, do; Cyrus L. Gorton, Buffalo;
w. N. Griswold, Quincy H.; J. D. Hall, Jr., Sails
bury Centre; 8. .. Hmuah, Indianapolis, Ind. Chas
T. lngersoli, franklin; j. l.. Rehoo, Hagaman's
MIL; A. /. King, Nashville. Tenn; II. g. Losec
Northumberland; Daniel Marvin, yr., Troy; Prosper
Miller, Almond; J. Z. Mitchell Philadelphia, Pa
W. D. Murphy, iidersburgh, Md; f. Mott, Jr. Rex
ford Flats; q. II. Eoyes, Nashua, N. H.; William
A. NumaD. Troy; Isaac Pentletou Norwich; Edwin
u. Peterson Nunda; G. G. Reynolds, Orange, N. J.
Edwin ". Bic. Kinssboro'; J. Y. Rice, WiImingtonn
Del; s. J. Eichal dson, 0swego; A. J. sonthw,ck
Eeston; A. w. Street. Osksioosa, Ia; p. O. vslen
tire, siatervflle; d. Waterbury,. Davenport; D.
] Westfap, Docktn, N. j.; u. II. Williams, koyaison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

This Ii very nearly the exact amount Of wheat
and -four. rendered to bushes) exporte from Ohio
in 1858. A minute examination would probably In.
crease Il.
Now let rs look at the production and expectation
in the United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
LUST ARRIVED.
NEW AND CHEAD

NEW AND CHEAP.
THE Undersigned has just returned fsoa the
i Eastern markets win the largest and mos
STOCK OF GOODS
he has ever offered al this place ali OF which has
been purchased on the very best possible terms aud
will Be sold As low any goods OF the same quail
iy can be il the Valley Virginia, consisting il
part q the following articles viz:
Cloths, Cassimefes and Tweeds:
Eaney Casslneis, al very low prices;
Silk Satin and Marsailes yeslings;
Italian, Cloth and Summer do;
good assortment Of Cotton Goods for Sum-
rier wear;
An assortment Of Bieaehed and BrOzn Cot
% do osnaburg Couons;
Black, plain, striped and hgered Silks
Tarlfons illusions aud SaTcaneits
Swiss. Cambria and Jacouet Muslins;
Plain and figured Canton do.
large assortment Of Calicoes and Cling
Bsrsges and Berage de LANES. very cheap
Lawns, Musiins, &c
Irish Linen and Linen Tabieelolhs;
Linen, SILK, and Cambria Handkerchiefs !;
Grape, Silk aud Cashmere Shawls, Of every
variety;
French worked Collars and cuffs;
Dress Trimmings, Sc;
Silk and Straw BonnetS, very cheap;
Ariihcia Flowers &c, and almost everything
inythe "a ICY way;
Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes:
Hats and Caps. Of every qualify and price.
Also, a large stock of GROCERIES OF the best
quality consisting in part Of
Coffee, Sugars, Chocolate Teas;
Moiasses SyTups, Bacon Salt SC II
ALSO, good assortment Of Hardware
WaiteTs Io5Sins CTTdsSeS, zuu
A large stock Of Queenswarel&e.
All which will be sold on The very best terms.
Those who desire 10 gel good and cheap bargains
are respectfully invited 70 call before purchasing
else where, and judge for themselves
JOHN G. WILSON.
Harpers Ferry. April a0 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
Patent Premium Thrcsher,
Cleaner and Ragrer.

which received ;ae First Premium 81 H. crxs,al
Palace, New 1afk. this making 10 Premiums IN
two seasons, inscoms clifton with he celebrated
Separaiors Il the day; proving conciusivelr. mar
simplicity IN construction, eheapness ia price. ana
durability in mainline, is beiag fully appreciated
and the cid complicated costly separaiors mast
yield their plaeetb superior machine. This Ma
chine, for threshings separating, cleaning twice,
screening and baggisg lhy one simple operation y
all kinds OF GrasR-the greatest labor4saving ma
chine extant, lorssimpliciy, durability cheapness
and capacity, il Aas no rival in the world Ills
capable If turniEg out. ready for the mill Or Tor
seed, from 500 "a 900 bushels of Whea, per day.
with or S horses aud hands-or from $40 Is $40
bushels with II srfses and as many hands. doing
the work CLEANER land breaking less gram than any
machine nov in use. THIS machine received he
first premiums al the Maryland State Fair. Bali,
" 1852, and 1858; The Washington CO.. Nd
Fair; Valley Agricultural Fair, of Va in 1852 and
1888 the Rappahannock Agricultural Society, al
Port ROYAL Va !; the fist pre- nium al fhe Illinois
State Fair. 1893, ~ Springfield, and Silver Medal
al the Indiana Sta;e FAIR, at Indianapolis 1853.
This machine il 50 simple in construction thai
the one fan aud shoe completely cleans and bags
taegrain, dispensing with all the complicated ma
ehinery (and consequent liability of derangsmsn,l
10 all other srparaiors, Hsmaking il more desira-
fETEr. scers aNn Pc igR rhresher, Cleaner,
and Baegef com pseies ana 3 horses SI75-Pewer
for same. 500, 4aking S255 tor the whole COM
plele Threfher.i Cleaner and Dagger, 50 inch
Cylinder. ss1OU ROVER iol SduS5 1tSV, ~ 2 ~
and IL horses This machine IS complete VIII
Bard MrfnrheS sc,
n REFERRING ES-S Samuel Sands. Esq Editor 81
the American Farmer - Col Edward Lloyd, EIston
Ma /; Capt D. Coz, Northumberland, CO., Va Hih
Carter Esq Riehffond; Richard Willis, Esq, Rich-
nond C.l Charlie. Carroll near Ellicott's Mills Md
i N.lson. rs.1 Richmond Col b Davenport, LETTER
son Co, Va DR.. Harding. Northumberland Cos Va;
Hnsh NelSon. ESQ. Clarke Co. Va Charles hlason,
Esq, King George Co. Va. $. w. Thomas Esd,
Cla,ka ca Va: ID. H. j. NARROW, Frederick city,
Md. ; David BOYD Esq, Frederick. city, Midi; Ezra
Houck Frederick cav Md Samuel Holt, Middctown
Valley, MI +; john Ciagets, Hagcrstown. Md.
- The above MAJ hines are manufactured in
c,5tayls.to0yn jefferson Co. Va All orders ai-
dressed To- Us viii he attended to with prompiDess,
and al! threshers sent ort warranted tecomF up to
the standard. ZIMMERMAN & go.
March tx 1879 III
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To Ooun&rE Legehall 9
AND DEALERS GENERALLY.

d TAvENNER s. Co, No $50 Baltimore
n. Street, between Howard and Libefy BALI
more, Manufacturers OF .SaddIerV a nd IfKaks
IN OUR SADDLE DEPARTMENT We keep
on hand and make to order, SlmmerSet, Shafter.
English pad. fail tailndi Spanish and Common
Saddles Ladies Saddles Jlain and fancy
OUR HARNESS DEPARTMENT, embraces
double,anl single Marriage and Buggy Hafness,
gotten up Of the very best materials and in style
not surpassed in this or asv olher ciiy-Stage, On
nibus. Wagon. Gait and Draw Harness.
OuRBRIDLED DEP AR TMENf turniShrsiev-
CIV variety Of fair ana black Leather and Webb
Brides and MaIiibgales4
OUR TRUNK DEP AR TMENT centaii cen
tire spring and ironffame (warraDted Sole Ieat4er)
brass and iron bound Trunks, OF every variety ;
Ladies dress Trunks Bonnet Boxes sole and pat
ent i.aiher and common Yalises Carpet Bays, SC.
We also keep oil hand Riding, Driving. Wagon
and Draw VIII ps, SadelePockets, Fly Nets Linen
Horse Covers Sc.
Having every facility, land being well posted in
the market. We buy our maierials al the Lowest
rates, almost exciusivelg Tor cash Our work is all
made BY experienced ndsuperior wuTknfen- We
therefore say TO Country Merchants, and al cfhers
wanting Goods in our line that they will do we'll
to call At No 80 Baltimore street beiweep lew-
ard and Liberty. R.;TAYENNER s. CO..
June - IS54-Iv
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Virginia, % wit !:

Al Rules held IN the Clerk : Office cfthe Clrfuit
Gear of Jifsnon County, % tbs Oh day II sep
ienbsr, 1854.
Lass c. U4seLi. Ezaes;srs .JsAs O. Uassl1 40.
Plsiniif
AGAINST
Mary Care itx irsdoN 81 TsiHs0l Garrett sscs,f
A. j. Hrig1 aad Olire AS rif<, Nay GRIrels
Milton Gerreff ahd Mtraner Gayeig III zaid
Oiiuc M4,g, Minsa aa6 Msrftmer. hing ot.lssrsH
GA9 tsErs y sid J1iAsoa Garrett, eec'd,
Defsh dsnis
A Petition IN Cbaneety in The case # Jsials
Foiey's n.nisiTakr Pitinfin. against Johnson
Carrots Admin islraIof and others DpfendanSss
TIME object u this Petition Is TO make the Pin-
u Iif 10 said Pesfioa party plaintiff ID sid
suit and charge the real estate 81 Johnson Gar
ret, deed with The pay n enr Il deh due iran
The said johnson Garretf 70 said John C U1seik
Il appearing % siavit iled IA This suit thai Ire
defendants Milton Garrttisand Mortimer Gauku
residents Of this State they are hereby re-
quired 10 appear here vishIn one month aftsr ssle
publication OF this oder aEf 10 what Is nects ary
- protect their ineEess id the Il is fnuser
ordered, that copy hereof Be published opck
week for four successive weeks in the Vifgihia
Free Press and posted The front door Of the Coau
House If this County, 90 The first day of tie ncxl
County Court. eopy-Teste.
Sept I, 81. n T. BROWN, Clers
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L0UDOUN COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE


-
Wis n nul manual labor scboo out II y
\ eaiie5 an Agricultural Institute, because
thofoagA Instruction is given u al branches o.
Mainemallcs and Science uSeiai 70 ine farmer
and man Of Business The stndenis are not taught
The theory only; bot they are instructed IN ne
Ps4eilcal apPcalioa 81 their studies % tne every
oay anAIrs q life. They sre made acquainted Win
ne Phenomena o. nalure-tzngnl me ptoPsftes u
me s9il-ihe Requirements Il pa3nts-ahe compost
ton u rocks--gAe properties Of The ATMOSPHERE
&e- The advanced students receive practical i'm
slfuefion in surveying taFms-ieFeiiing wafer
coarses-laying out ruats-maklng anaps-anaiy-
zirg solls-classiiyiDg mineTais, sc.
Agricultural chemistry Is thoroughly taognt ana
illustrated ~ thousands Il interesting experiments
10 The lecture foon-in the laboratory sAd on ne
farm, The pure chemicals are prepared a. the esr
adjustment The ueFk-shopis furnished with
idfnaee turning lathe and great variety 81 tools
Tor working ia wood and metal. Hence the stu
dents have an opportunity OF witnessing all The
branches Of mechanism from the telling Of timber
to the polishing and finishing OF handsome and
costly apparatus every pan OF which IS familiarity
explained. Their a;ieriiob IS Dol conhned TO the
class book; hnt they ar taken into The laboratory,
lh= WORKSHOP, the gatdsn aha 1hs nssa, ana sney
are made 10 understand hundreds OF operations
which everybody sees lut few can explain. The
design OF the Institutes IS 10 prepare ung men
Tor business and 10 accomplish this desirable pur
pose neither pains no. expense Is spared IN obtain
ing everything necessary for full and complete IL
The course of instruction Is varied TO suit the
farmer, the merchant ald the engineer.
The establishment is delightfully."- located and
he's =, ,r B q p4Fly Ql saluhritz
The regular sessions commerce on the hTst OF
October and erd On thsrifsi Of August. Young
men wishing 10 enter as students should, II posi-
be, make application bebre The closing Of the pre-
vious session.
Terms ior the sessunCf ten months $3.50; one
halt parable ia advance and the remainder on The
III 1T March This inehdes tuition. board, lodg-
Ing, washing. tuel ami fhis. The students in the
classical department ard charged so per session,
extra; 10 be paid il adeance. Sons Of preachers
and editors are charged dciy $50 per session.
Books furnished when acquired al Store prices.
Farmers can have tisir sofia anal5zed, and
teachers and students cas chain pure chemical
reagents prepared at the establishment.
AAErSs
BENZ. HYDE BENTON, Principal
Aide p o..
Lou1oun County, Va.
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P 0 D Z R u


A NoTaEn's love. he lad.Icss lirht
that gilnmen DER car weary war,
\ star and he closds ofnfehf.
A eysr borning qieschle.s r.y.
4 guarding poNeF ihroukh god ard III.
Wbers e. tie tfnanI footsteps rove,
4 ee.scIe1s. flowing. sparkling nm.
4 foant q hoPe, snofher's 1--we
Amolker's lore. il whispers ar.s,
Adore tie Graded inf.sr1 head,
And shes those human blosscns kurrs.
Her boronss sill The fowrss's B. 4.
When their bright summer d1y kaa past,
A1d slinnn clcnaf<esg DARK above,
itliasers rcnld - 70 ifs last.
1h.f de1rest bcoa. 4 nothofs 7l1vs.
An1 yst how "a cur footsteps ram.
Tkre' pleasures bright. alinring fna5f,
KorRsffnl Of the tics q hone.
AID al ths joys q earlier days. A
Bat. thefe'sa Charm 70 lure them back.
Ard Ike The weary, wandering sssr.
The heat reJrrais as cbiidhood's q sekY
IT, that one ark, afbcfheI'S 1--we