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Washington telegraph., 1855-06-27
Il OIECC,

A IL orders for Groceries through The House
oil d. V. BLOCK, of Washington Arkansas,
will be promptly executed by us,
4. & III. BLOCK,
2S Common and 4 Canal STeet.
New ORLEANS Nov. Ist 1854. 44-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-27
Strayei CT Stolen,
E0GSce,

q Ii persons are hereby lorwarned against
4 tracing ior OF taking an assignment oil a Ger.
."lh iio'e gwen by the undersigned Ia Joel Kelly
,oF 'he >'iin OF Cls hundred dollars dated 2jth of
December, 1884. and due in 1856. The consider.
a'ion foT which said note was given having who'll
~ iai!ed-we VIII not pay it unless compelled bv
Jaw JAS GILLLAND
T. X BAREFOOT.
CeH:er Point, June 9Th 1885. pa
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-27

ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
~ Hatches. Jewelry and Silver-ware fo. Sale
January 2ifh. 1875. 1-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-27
|EHc y. 1855.
LHCPSe-I1EE3S

& o 2 Ell LES,
and is prepared 10 fl, with dispatch. all orders
with " hIch lie may be favored HIS Mills are
warranted to perform WEI. and con be readily
attached :" the running gear OF = Gin.
He viii also repair Cotton Gins and trusts
from many wears experience IN the business - lie
able 10 give entire satisfaction.
All orders either for Mills or the repair of
Gins Will &c promptly executed on reasonable
terms. WILLIAM! COLLINS
Hia&i;nSlo1: Junc, 27li, 1875. 2G-ti.
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-27
IA Ag:EsEED.

In Montgomery CO. Arkansas on the Isl inst
Mr JAS MOUDY. 10 Miss. JANE WAcn al Ct that
county
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-27
DIS. Williams & rgor4s,

II AFiNG formed Co partnership in the prac-
IL tee OF Medicine. respectfully tender their
services to the public O!ice at DIR. Williams.
old stand. Main Srees
ITasiing'on. my 10 1855. oI-.f
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-27

fandCo Colecor
Tctl OF County,
Washington telegraph., 1855-06-27
n Cd e Z O. e..

To tb0sc agLO pu chased Sicamp Liant
al Washington, ArhanSas, prior to
2ISt December. 1853.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12

schools in England, and in this country clai,.,
ing for Mr.. Wesley the honor of attaching tc
I'sne system founded by Robert Rakes, feature
that has given to it, its thorough efficiency. viz
gratnltous instruction and to Francis Asburv
that OF organizing the first Sabbath school in
',iiS country in Hanover county, Virginia, in
the year 17s6.
A'er winch, an appeal was made on behalf
OF the Sabbath school cause, for laborers and
means, 10 advance SO noble a cause. thai CON.
templates such positive results as expressed in
'he teXt' They shall not depart from it." -
6T- A revival of religion is still in progress
at the NJ Il. Church, Smyrna, and the number
processing "a knowledge of their sins forgiven -
are fast being multiplied. Seventeen proba.
TONERS We're added to the list of members IN
Sunday morning.
w The news from Europe, by the Atlantic
represents affairs at Sebastopo as UNCHANGED
Inc loss IN the battle of Tchernaya-was Rus
SLAMS 1900, Allies 1000.
Vl~ Rivers and Derious' Circus which was
near few months ago, will again exhibit in
Smyrna on next Monday week.
w Ihe Wilmington and Christiana Tprn.
PIKE company have declared dividend or
dollar share, out of the profits for the last
six months.
The Diamond State says that as the Indian
eAhiO''ion was coming into Milford, on Mon.
uay morning. one of the party started his horse
at full speed down Walnut street. and in tnrr-
ing the corner of Front, both fell to the orouod
together, when the horse placed his foot ON the
leg of his rider injuring it very severely, but
breaking 20 bones.
Benjamin 7. Fleming. of Sussex County, of.
terS reward OF SO for the return ora 6,o
black horse, which Was stolen from hi, stabIo
on Tuesday night.
The Diamond State informs tho public tbo,
the printing of the lave, passed al the las, sas.
SION of the Legislature. will be colnpeto, ,bi. !
week. and they viii be ready for delivery in , =,
few days afterwards.
a negro named Henry Brown, was cqurh,
carrying a sack Of corn away from the cr,b ot
ihe Messrs. Adkins, Of Milford, on MONDAY
morning. when he was arrested, and Eso, Dor.
'ey' TO whom he belonged, entered security for
SIUo Tor s appearance at Court.
lhe farmers and merchants in the vicinity
'f Vernon Kent County, will hold a neetn1
IN Thursday to adopt some measures in r. /.
gard to procuring guuno.
Inc Delaware Reporter suggests the propric-
y OF holding scnool convention in tins Conn.
Y.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12

W We publish IN another column the ad-
"ertlsement of the Saving Fund OF the Unit.
ed states Insurance, Annuity and Trust Com.
Pany," SOUTHEAST corner of Third and Chest
nut Streets, Philadelphia. 1t is the pioneer )
per cent. Saving Fund of that city, and is es.
teemed one of the basl Saving Institutions of
our country. Monies deposited with this In
stItutlon draw 5per cent. interest, and are pa,d
oack on demand without notice. The dircc
ton embrace some OF the best men OF PhlladeI.
phIa.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12
III A R RIED.

Io1n Un S Sne 9th inst, by Rev. Chas. Karsncr N,
s Kent HTAFfoRn to Miss AMANDA BOYD, both If
s,aG,ri F tne on inst, by the same, Mr. J,ro,
county. Ooth OF Kent
W., on u the t 9th inst, by Rev. J. B. Maddu, A.
VIM. II. Torbcrt to Miss Emma MnSO -L1uuuS IN r.
of New Castle county. ''''' 4'''''nnclI' ali
r..on on the n I'd August, by Rev. J. 3 Af.1ln,.
Css,Io Drlt,on' to Ann Z. Bingham both Of %n
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12
DIED D.,

.aa,'I on The ION instant, in PhiIadelphia =, ,,
5rsIaFHGe ~ Of her brother DIR. Il. s Wan, a. u
~ ~ y M.a iiAhHIEr A. lAYroN, daughter Of R,
.raiSlcid' and widow Of the late Josb,,'
nt LAY @ ,o", OF Georgeto"n, Del, in The AZ j'I' | -
a,, Ia G,r!e,tensboropgb, !,t Nd, on the 3d ms, .o,.
a snort 1 Illness ANNIE b., only child Of tn%r Tr,,
8 days. 'i II months an4
God caj16 Ill., SWeet ,fca babe, and take thy rest,
In jesus arns rI,sI ,b" no'e when lie thought best
" "iIe We ara itt on earth to vtco
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12
BUcKwHEAT AND OATMEAL -,ve /

DCck"IlEAT AND OATMEAL We know from
experience says the PhtIalrlra.a Sun, TIA, It
IS correct IN the following rec pr IT, a.. Duck-
wheat cakes; To every three bushels Of Duck
wheat add one of good heavy oats grind them
together, as It there wa only bnchwhsa,. ,b,s
VIII 20" have ca. es always nsn, aid alWays
Drown to say nothins 0; the greater degcst,-
oliIty' and the Tightening OF ,pr,ts, winch are
equally certain. H. wno feed, on buckwbeat
nay b. grum and letn4rg.c, wnlle he Of the
oatmeal Will have eXhIaratton OF brain and
eontentment Of spirit.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12

JOHN b. GoUGH.-Thls distinguished Ten
perance lecturer, since his return from Europe.
mas been leading very secluded life at his
pleasant residence in BoyIston, about tour miles
from Worcester, Moss. Under medrca! advice
ne has suspended lecturing for the present.
with the hope OF permanent restoration to
health. When this is accom- Pushed, he intends
gong again to Europe on three years tour
1t Is doubtful If he Will speak much IN tins
country.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12

LOVERS OF FRAGRANT sEGARs 49,,
superior article of fine Chewing TOBACCO
ca" ma Just the article they want at the Drn,'
store of JAMES P. HOFFECKER in Co.,
merc'ai Row. The Segars are of the peru t,,,
q"@''ty' OF both foreign and domestic ,n.L.
that Car be had. All wo ask is, ono ,r;.I "
We are sure that you will be constantly givin,,
them put: Don't forget, No. Conmcro:.i @
Row, Smyrna, Del. ''a'
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12

IN PREss.-We have received from #. B.
Paterson, No. IO2, Chestnut street. pbiIadoI.
Phia' several chapters Of the Deserted Wife. -
a new work by Miss Southwor;h, which will
appear about the first of November. The book
Is al interesting one, and Judging from the
popularity of the authoress, will have an ex-
'cnsiVe sale. The chapters we have received
were printed on fine paper, with clear and
beautiful type.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12
"*HnerHo "eh414 ton amr riy,.
LISEOLU1TO

.,.'.i ,ii. co-P"rl> ersh'p hrrelofore cxisinr h..
~, 1"r'., US under the tirm OF Raymond & W,l-
'' - ms uay dissolved by mutual consent.
JACOB RAYMOND.
DfW'rr e. WALKER
Smyrna, DEL, 81 t. /, l,55. 80 '''
" NoTlCE-The business of the r,.
'ir'n above mentioned, VIII be scttlrd b. 49,, 'e
ul"efs gned who having cuuuecte,i fhros.l,..
,'i1 tner' i., under The frno .NG. IT, Rtynon,
wal continue mrrcbnadIzing, &C.. =, ''''''I
stand recently occupied bv Ra,mnnd < u"'u. ora
JACOB RAYMOND, =
septic, ':nJ-3; IA .h''ND.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12
NE~ TRIMMING, VARIETY
E'3'' & sES TOEsE III ht
WFSl Commerce st., Smvrn, n.

IL.
M RS. WILLIAMSON has ms, .,,.o.,
- o'oit Oh he,i CumIntr..e ,il'.,| " i" NJ"
:" ''" o. "hmerce and Nlcth ,di,, ,i.'. '"' i"e
Nv" "' oMyrirt. l'eI., Where She Nm ~ - "a '"r
~ nv "'' it' ms, and The public ye.er,iI, '':" !"
tN"El me hrr SPlefdid assortment ~ % ''''I h.d
D'VSS Fps "hn or wnho boxes of '''' Plata
Th.t' y st" al k'.d ana coor, nt san, ''iF
''''u' ''"'h 4 nIuls l.urts kin., ~ Ill
,t,,' I "'fN'eeteN' L,dIe,. t,ou:l,,,P. - '~''
tlI,.s H. '''' Ih Ih'! iti."k .ta,ei>. iL.., ''
V9 '"''' - f4i'$. Nrct!tS Nc.,,I,I ''or'''!'
i,',.. It'y i',y -ioNGs, iics> y llloIn,. >
AusIln.. ,'''''''hS noi-. .-:awus Del t,,,.,.
-. - g. ana t'c i;i,Iu.ii I ,,n,h. t ''''N'
ll~',. m,l,,e'' bees MaA Sus, cner. ",1
9a"S' Ninei fofs Toy PaInts }iarbl - Aey -.."'r
ia,'y and UF Phe[ wo"d p'pcr or slac; r"nm
h..', t',' "nT "''"' Soai> Also, CIGAiN "''''""'
'''lilS' 'nli supply "i SrATIONLKY "" o' cara
",a'i" ,'''i "a, "l !oAFhCTi 'NLKl- Snr. '.'
,,'t i''o''', Jrtil :, C. Auled 10 r,,. - WIS
s%" oT supp! ct JEMELir. D.. anti WIZ. ''N' l. 4
,~ sne o, i,d ,'y h'' es4ahsc.t Ia ..e ,,,
give heF c''li and for vonrs,lr
W. Nj. WILL AMSON
sepps.@3-ss. O"'"''e''' 81 above march.
-------S Si6Efia. NJ
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12

ted and destroyed, and their owners or vendors
punished according to law, could imagine TINT
Ihere Is any force IN such logic as this hut
Judge Strong hates the Liquor Law and ITS
authors and little sophstry may be made to
go great way in such case.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12
$1,000

"lN TowN. At the Store of J Ea,on g.
Son, on Main street, is decidedly one Of tho
hnest aSsortmcnts of Clothing, of which Smyr.
mans can boast of ever having within the
bounds OF their town. Upwards Of eirhtcen
months have elapsed since the opening of a
clothing bazaar by the above firm, DURING
which tlme' by proper judlclousness, energy,
advertising, &c, their business has been ra.
pldIy Increasing, until, at ieusth, they have
Oeen prompted by hatterng success. TO present
10 the pubic more extensive and super or
stock OF goods, surpassed by none others IN the
State Their Clothing Is not Gully good, but
cheap and those IN want Of anything ia their
line shouli give them call at o,ce. Sre
advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12
EsOU.C spv &nE:.

- \ -. % J! az private >4lc. a nlyt.II
1fiii ~" House. srtna d u, ,,. ,.'' .','.-
Eas.!k oi Aia;h"l-f >lre.i and r,li.,,,' '"f''r
IN 'iie T"nnoi smyrna N\"nn'.
or Jnsfr, " "pl.y - 'nAGLE> T.. SrE,M>.ox
Sepl2.- > 49, ~
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12
o, Reason, thou art a Jawal.

"A "OFd 70 me Country Trading comn1yn;,,,
Gentlemen--To YOU that arc loco,o1 .,.'.
the nils and IN the dales of 1b,s nohln ti'J-'
Htate-as well as Oh the borders If psnus,.I,,.
nla ana Ne" Jersey-to you only a taw ~, va. i.
Auo"Ihg, as We do, that with Sorun of D.,
20 se"eIai;y the Case, custom and habit bacon,o
dihost second nature. For instance lot :. -.
! ON1 al tue goods his family consumes at orv
one location, and we have been credible -,
/ formed mat such has been the case viii y,.''
vi you tor The last thirty years, and nar,icnIary
80 10 sections OF country where comnntI,;o,,
lhG lie oil trade--was hardly known IN oI,is,
az" our WORD Tor 1t, it is but little bo Lnan.'
aoou' Tue market price or the real yaluo Of ,lo
9oouS ana the man who follows up this nroc-
' ''ce i9' we say, behind the age in which H.
lheSe are fast times; this fact ounbt 70 he
ro Wiz u' Il man TO buy goods cheap, must
6oIa competition Is known to have foot
to yvIon'' " "Ie" Pu are not exactly posted as
TO where the point lays look TO tho nei,S,, 10
ana they Will tell you exactly. SO far aJ coa
ooots and shoes are concerned In lool,,,s
'ne PaPers, cast your eyes down the rirbf bo,,,t
SGe OF the editorial columns. until von 90, -
Nit'iuEN . advertisement, and after road |
s US iueaS OF Boots and Shoes, don't say he /
20 - "uuloug, or that the goods are so choao
.nney cannot be good for anything. or anu % svoP
III tnlngs; hut perfect the matter by poing o oO%
seeing tor yourselves-there YOU will find so ~mo
aO sOur or hVe shoe stores all together in one one
square square and each one is trying to under-seIl % The
o'mer' uom and as natural consequence. thew will
o oeI soouS at low prices--so much so that anv
U"o' n"' unless ne IS really acquainted with the
~ me- prices OF Boots and Shoes, would hard
oeiieVe ms own eyes, and at the same timo
lrop the old fogy idea that nothing is rood nm.
less nigh price is paid for it, aud then we will
say mat you are on the right side of the ones.
lion thus tune. Call at FLANIGEN'S Cbon,, ,
shoe Store, sign of the large black boot NJ
~ west So Second street, Wilmington, Del w.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12

ihE STEAMBOAT ZEPnYR did not reach her
places of destination, on Saturday, until late in
Tue ,i evening. The delay was occasioned by the
discovery ofa leak in one Of the boilers when
about opposite Red Bank, which caused her 70
return to PhIladelphia, for the purpose of hav-
ing it repaired.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12

p & 50. FOR BRONCHITIS, Throat Dscase, u.-,l,--
To"s Oo and the effects Of nprudsnt uSe Of Mercn, MSTSs
ed such cures as cereS discovered which has effect
I'm aPTods diseases produced by saIiv,,in,,
80 & bronchial Affections, Liver p'seaso nMacklng
IN @ have all been relieved and e%Ie eare
blood CarIers snsnn hy The great purifier of lhe
who J,a", VI !; H. Ramsay alone should s,,ise,s
co llamn" 80. a on The Agent aud urc na,nSl1y y
See advertisement '"'"u"" You.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12

U2-A new Trimming Store has been opened
10 west smyrna by Mrs. Williamson, who II
WIN DC seen by her card, keeps every thing be-
longing TO the business. THIS is the 6rs, &c.
eslaoilshed IN this part OF the town. which has
sproong INTO exlsleiIee within the last lew wear.
r. -. 80 it -4~ E+-ses A# ts1 fefU SIS
YorIse o1i.iI'', ~ KAssAs.--rhe Kansas Leg;
tore nus established the viva poce sys,a9, eft
ting, similar TO that in. y,,a,oia ..i = ~
habItants Of eacl, county arc an ''e ''''-
precinct One of the eo6n,,o.. !. : - - = Que
'he e'''lre State Of Kentucky. go
.
: "Osskx CorRTs.--The Orphans Court and
Court OF Chaneery Tor Sussex county viii
held at Georgatov ii. t., ~ WIN Oe
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12

BAD CoSDUcr-For the last three or four
months the demeanor of our citizens has bear
exceedingly good-n fact, we do not recollect
oi having to record one act of disordcrly CON.
duct IN that time. This Is certainly very cr..-
ditaoie TO our town. But, the "evIl days viii
come" On Saturday evening last, some fellows
ii is not known who-bent Oh doug mischief
at late hour OF the night, proceeded to pile
goods boxes run wagons upon pavemcpts tear
down shtmble-hooks, besides committing other
acts OF outIawry, closing with an "atler-plece'
entitled, carriage demoilshlug." The ton of
carriage belonging to Mr.. William Richards
OF Milford was 50 badly cut as to render the
of il new one necessary.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12
Driving Ahead.

Mossrs Bowman, Elliott & Brnton of
Smyrna, are driving ahead with the mower Of
steam, in the way of manufacturing machinery
Ihey do work for large scope of country.
ana supply the demands of farmers for what.
ever they want in Their line .. BUSH esj. Tbev
haVe' during the past sum ner. n.taa mn and
sold large number Of wheat machines. which
We learn, gave general satisfaction. Tbev are
now busliy emyloyed in fitting Guano Attach
ments to Drills. This Attachment to the Drill
is great deSideratUm To farmers, as # rel,avss
them of the disagreeable work of sowing with
the hand, to say nothing of the great saving
that is effected by its use-the puano. which
usually looses much OF its streng,b era il ;s
plowed under, is deposited by means of Drill
improved, Immediately under the surface of tbo
ground, thus causing to be retained the wbolo
OF It's tertllIzing quality. The Guapo is also
deposited at the same time and in tho S,roo
place with the wheat, which certainly facilitate.
the development of It's powers d. f.ruI,1.r
The firm above named are also n,uut,crur,,,,
Drills for the fall seeding, together with other
agricultural implements. Theiruntrlno 4fforts
10 please Their patrons, is very commendable.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12
Religious.

TN Sabbath morning last, Rev. S. II. CAR
PElNTkR' Rector Of 81. Peter's Church of this
place. preached avery eloquent and instructive
sermon from these words eSet thy house in
order for thou shalt die and not live,"in which
ne alluded specially 70 the awful epidemic now
raging In Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. and
the recent calamity on the Camden and Ambov
railroad by which so many lives were lost =
Inc reverend speaker was listened to atten-
lively throughout, and, we doubt NOT his 70.
MARKS VIII De ions remembered, aud be produc-
tive of nucn good. II,
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12

W The news from Europe by the Atlantic
represents affairs at Sebastopo as unchanged.
Ihe loss in the battle of Tchernaya-was Rus
slams 1900, Allies 1000.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-12

" a revival of religion is still in progress
at the M. +. Church, Smyrna, and the number
protesting ga knowledge of their sins forgiven -
are last being multiplied. Seventeen proba-
TONERS Were added to the list of members on
Sunday morning.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-04-25

leading topics of the day, and the political
and financial eonvulsions of the times. His
children delighted, too, in perusing the con-
tents of their weekly visitor In shor,, be
said, he was surprised at the progress of
himself and family in general information
Sometime in the month of September.
happened up again in the Office. when who
should step IN but our friend the farmer.
How do you do, Mr.. B.-T said the
editor. extending his hand, and his eounten-
ance ht Up with bland smile, take a chair
sir, be seated, fine weather we have
Yes, sir, quite fine indeed answered the
farmer, shaking the profered paw of the
editor, and then a short silenced during
which our friend B. hitched bis chair
back and forward, and twirled his thumbs
abstractedly, and spit psofnsely. Starting
up quickly he said. addressing the editor
Mr. c., have brought you the pro-
sceeds OF thai men. II was ansssin9 to see
the peculiar expression Of the editor as he
followed the FARMER down 10 the wagon. 1
could scarcely keep my risibles down.
When at the wagon the farme. commenced
handing over the editor the products of the
hen, which, on being counted, amounted to
eighteen pullets, worth a shilling each, and
number of dozen of eggs, making in the
aggregate, at the least calculation. $3.50 one
dollar more than the price OF the paper.
No need, said he, of men not taking a
family newspaper, and paving for it too. |
don't miss this from my roost, yet 1 have
paid for years subscription, and dollar
over. All folly, sir. there is no man but
can take paper; it's charity, sir; charity
You know commences at home
But resumed the editor. f viii paw
you for what is over the subscription. lid
not institute this as a means Of profit bu
rather to convince you. I win pay yo,
for
Not bit of it, sir; bargain is a bar
gain, and am already repaid, sir-doubl,
| paid sir. And whenever a neighbor make,
the complaint did, will cite him 20 lh,
hen story. Good day, gentlepe..'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-04-25
What a Hen did.

STORY WHICH EVERYBODY WILL READ.
A correspondent Of the Lagrange Wing
gives the following amusing account of the
way a'farmer was taught how cheaply he
could take the papers. The lesson is worth
ponderiDg by good many men we wot' of.
sYou have hens at home Of course
Well T will send you my paper one year for
the proceeds of one single hen for one sea-
son: merely the proceeds. 1t seems trifing,
preposterous to'inagine the products Of a
Esingle hen will pay the subscription per-
haps it wont; but make the offer
'Done,' exclaimed the farmer B, i
agree to it, and appealed to me as witness
in the affair.
The farmer went away apparently much
elated with his conquest, and the editor
went bis way rejoicing
Time rolled round, and the world revolv'
ed on its axis, and the sun moved in It's or
bit just as it formerly did, the farmer re
ceived his paper regularly, and regaled him
) self with the information obtained from it
! He not only knew the affairs of bis owl
: country, but become eonvsrsant upon tn
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-04-25

from il, and roll down and surge and die in
the overwhelming pillows of battle. Bui
that plume, and the sword that goes with it,
cease not for an instant ia their sublime ca
reer.
The wounded French Chasseur who re-
clines on his elbow here nigh us, watching
that plume, forgets his pain, and CALCULATES,
. Cest super6e p And 1t is superb; it as
glorious.
But now that plume is the dreadful centre
Of vortex of foes, which dashes upon it, as
upon lone sail the foam capped whirlpool
in the sea. Other plumes fly to the rescue.
Sabfes fash up thick and fast, and ochop
down into fiery brains, ard cross, and thrust,
and stab, and mix III horrible turmoil OF
heroic desperation.
We close our eyes tightly, with -shud-
deriag sickness. and when we open them on
the scene again the Russians are in total
rout, and the gallant Fifth in rally, with
shout and hurra. But the plume of Ceci
Gray? 1t is gone! The prayers which have
kept going up to Heaven from the cottage
by the Thames have not been answered.
That plume Bowed to death, and went dowr
while we were shutting our eyes
How gloriously he died On the felc
they found him the evening of that day, with
monument Of slaughtered heroes piled NJ
to his glory. And as bis. surviving comrade.
spaded him grave and wrapped his cloal
around him, and laid him to his rest, the,
talked animatedly Of his heroism and thell
they spoke faAeringly of one who
No nore of that, my comrader y said h
who had been his bosom friend, in choS
ing voice. There, '--he had taken the loci;
ct frc m the neck Of the dead, clipped, with hi
sword, lock from the hero's hair, and shu
it over the miniature ) that shall be her tic
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