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&B6A 6R6kAA REWARD FORANY
I'D a OsVONE thing that will surpass DR.. O
A. HIPS Panaceas and Indian Medicines or the remedy
of Gonorrhea, elects, Structures, Whites Pains in the
Back and LOns, Seminal Weakness, Affections Of the
Kidneys, Irritation Of the Urethra, Gravel and all olher
disorders of the urinary organs without the least re
srction to diet, drink exposure or change in appi
cation to business. These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE,
and although powerful they will not inure in the leas
the most delicate constitution. This preparation is war
raned to the above mentioned leases without usin
any external apple TONS With ~ Indian Vegetable
Medicines you can rely thorough cure by calling
upon me at my Office.
Main street. No. 121. Worcester
Ylo DIV DR. &. A. hi,
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NEW WORCESTER * LINCOLN So.
O M N / b u S..
CHANGE OF THE Tuesday May !, 1855.
Leaves New Worcester,
AT 81, 81 and 10t, A. M, and II, 4, and L P. NJ
Leaves Lincoln Square,
At 70 81, and H. AM, and %, g. and 9, p NJ
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester min
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
win leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and II P. NJ,
returning at the close of meetings.
u Fareeaeh way, / II cents
my1 diff 4 STONE, Proprietor
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TENO THE LADIES' BRADBURYs PEARL
N DE BLONDE, for Bedutttging the Complexion.
The most rich, delicate and valuable preparation known
for the human face originally prepared by Sir Ashley
Cooper, of Englands greatest physicians the Sc
crct impaired to the proprietor by the late Mrs. Warner
the celebrated English Tragic Actress who had used for
years, and who could find nothing to equal it in the
world 1t has before been offered for sale IN this
country but Familiarity known and extensively used y
the fashionable in the cities of Europe.
TEsTIMoNIALs:
BOsTON, Mass, May 9Th, 4 65
GEO. W. BRGGs, Esq.,-Dear Sir: l have no 1t sta,
ion in saying that during my professional career have
met with nothing to equal Bradburys Pearl de Blonde
1t causes injurious effects, however freely it may be
used. You will please send three bottles and obige
Yours, truly: MRS. II. P GRATTAN,
No. Bradford Place
Boston, Mass. May 9th, 1855,
GEo. ". BRIGGs, Esq,-Dear Sir;-I have been engage
ed, professionally in Theatres for the last thirty yearsand
have nothing for the Complexion equal Bradburys
Pearl de Blonde. Please send me half dozen bottles
Large OneB, Yours, &c, A. HOWELL
Costumer, Bost Theater
For sale in Worcester by 2. BAKER CO., Booksel.
lers. 1874 Main street.
Agent for New England, GEO. W. BRIGGE Stationer,
and Wholesale and Retail dealer in Harrisons American
Perfumery and Writing Inks, 1873 Washington Street, op.
posie the Adams House. je22 d1y
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FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
4 DBOPS-DR. G. A. HILL No. 121 Main Street
Worcester Mass would say that at great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by J. Harrington NJ D. while
practicng in the Hospital in Paris under the immediate
observation of the renowned RECORD of Paris and AC
TON Of London
These Pills invariably certain to regulate the feate
system, and be taken without hazard. They are
known by hundreds of females in this country TO be the
only preparation discovered that has proved nvari
ably certain in all cases.
Supga essionS, Irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skepticaI and never
after will they be induced to take any other Ladies' who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
and nostrums from
Male and FeEsnIe ImpOsters,
under the preence Of efctng cure medicines which in
nineteen cases out of twenty have injurious effect upop
the system, without producing the desired result or
sign Of it, should shun Il csc bipeds, and use none
genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL Pills AND DROPS
The efficacy of which have been tested in hundred
cases, and never failed to effect speedy cure without any
bad result The Pills and Drops the result of an *
tensye practice and not discovered by accident To euo
gse their virtues would add to their merit Wewould
only say try them They will be to any part of the
country secure from observation by addressing post paid
DR..C. A. HILL, No. l2l Main St.
Worcester, Mass
~ Full directions accompanying each bottle
Price. five dollars iap17
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II LIQUID MARROW.-This beautiful prepar-
~ alton for the HAIR being entirely free fom Alcohol
in any FORM will be found trial. to be the best thing
offered tc the public 1t is perfectly safe USE 1t
will not burn the HAIR 1t will prevent the Hair from
falling out. 1t will any eruption upon the scalp.
single trial viii show its perfect superiority all
other articles for Restoring Deauying and Improving
the Hair.
Sold by all Apythecaries.
CAARLES I. GARNER, Proprietor
Wholesale Druggist.
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GMITH'S REMEDIAL DISCOVERY
- AND CLEANSING C0MP0UND.-This useful ar
tice has been used in many parts of New England for
several years for removing spots of dry paint PITCH OIL
grease and most acid stans &c, from ladies' and Gem
tsmens clothing carpets &C. giving universal satsfac-
ton 1t removes paints and white spots from windows,
Furniture, &C, 1t has been ascertaned by experiment to
be OF great use when applied remedy for Burns Scads
Bruises, Cuts, Chapped Hands, Chilblaius, Neuralgia
Sprains, Nervous Headaches Sore Lips Animal Poison,
Erysipelas, Tt ia Ache, Ague, &c.
Full directions for each bottle will be given to the pur-
chaser and warranted if directions are complied
with.
D: CoLEsWoRTHY, Agent, 6S Cornhill, Boston.
BUSH CO., Worcester
JOSEPH SMITH, Proprietor,
au21 d& w3m Salem street, Charlestown, Mass
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4 FEC I'll ES.-The subscriber receives fresh impor.
IA attons of the best Swedish and Gemln Leeches by
every Steamer Druggists and others supplied upon the
most reasonable terms My arrangements such that
dealers can rely upon all Leeches sold by being
fresh, and in first rate order.
CHARLES T. CARNEY, Wholesale Druggist,
myl5 deod&WU 1873 Washington ST. Boston.
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InARRISON,s COLUMBIAN TONIC

EHARRNSON2S COLUMBIAN TONIC
h q STIAU LANT-Will cure all diseases caused by
prostraon Of digestive powers Its action is immediate
as stimulant to the vital energy to its healthy
forces tonic, to sustain and perpetuae that force till
healthy scretons restored and natural power returns
1t will remove all mild forms of Cholera Cholera Morbus,
Dysenery Bilious Collie, Fever, and Fever in hgue; and
in connection with HARRIsoN's COLUMBIAN VEGETABLE
EMETC will the most of these and other
acute diseases in the shortest possible time The Dyspep
tic finds immediate relief and permanent cure in its
For all Bronchial and Pulmonary affections, it has great
restorative efficacy.
The alcohol and opium inebriates will find it perfect
substitute both e&isease-engenderng and health
destroying articles. 1t il exclusively vegetable
position and pure tonic and stimuant, without the
slightest diseasng property its composition action
the system. The friends of Temperance then will find it
agent of great potency in their cause and that the
vated cravings of diseased appetite under its will
give place to healthy action and natural desires 1t de
cious to the taste and grateful to the sensbes of the
stomach It may be taken in its present form, rich
syrup, in water making delight ut beverage. As
daily beverage It's deicousness is unequGied by any
fermented alcoholic preparation. 1t prevents well
as cures disease Its is applicable in all climates, in
all seasons to all iseases and in all conditions of life
and from extreme Of infancy to extreme of age Price 81
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MBIAN VEGETABLE EMETIC
Will withdraw and expel all diseased natter solid fluid,
Or gaseous from all parts the system Besides its
&c properties it is eXpectorant Alternative and anodyne.
II acts in each OF its modes according to nature relieves
the aborng organism diseased matter, and permits
rec action of its natural functions to strength. II
the only safe and CERTAIN medicine in all severe forms
of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Colic Dysentery,
Peusy and every Other disease. 1t has great re-
medal power in all chronic diseases In both acute and
chronic Diseases ted by the invgorating and sus
taiSing power Of HABRIsoNs CoLUMBIAN TONIC STIMU-
LIANT certa Principles of treatment and di.
recons for use accompanying each medicine. Price SO
cents.
III Wholesale Agent for New England, GEORGE w.
BRIGGS. Stationer, ind wholesale and retail dealer in
HatrisOns Columbian INKS and American Perfumery.
Washingon.street, opposite the Adams House. Boston.
aul1 d&WIy
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20

ceiling charcoal in wooden measure :
Ths. cost fue OF three dollars.
did that drive you out of the char,
coal businessP
yes, sir, | sold op;, aud though.
would try my fortune in carrying bag
gage between the steamboat and rail-
Tcsds. But what's The use? ouly CON.
nencel wo'A to-day, aud ysE, here
am again
What for, now?'
For soliciting baggage without a
permit from the mayor. As said before
I'm victim. Ii | should save man
from drowning by iumpiag into a whir,.
pool, dash my Wig if don't believe the
inst policeman iHat in cosing ashore
would up and say, 'It's ssin the law
Russell, to 60 overheard withoat a
license from the coroner
The justice having hesrd Mr. Russell
TO The end admit that he was a 'wic.
tim.' and let him Oh this time without
tde. Russell left the Office, saying
that he would so ana kill himsalt III il
weie NOT for QUO thing On being as
ked what that was, hs replied that
some policems would discover that il
was 'agin the law to commit suicide,
and undertake to collect the fino from
his misiortiuit children Russell 4
case calls for sympathy. We hope il
will meet With it.'--AIbGeg Polics Ga.
Estls.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20
Sr. LOWS, Nov. 3Oth. 1855.

JAH AAAA Aoi ANONs gONltg 1000
Exciins and highly important news has
just been received.
On Thursday, Nov 29th, rear Iiickory
Point, three aboIitionists armed with Sharpeif
rifles, went to the claim of Mr.. Coleman
aud peramptorily ordered him to leave, al
lowing him only ten minutes in which to do
SO, and threatening 20 shoot him in case OF
refusal to obey. lie Immediately lett, but
shortly afterwards returned well armed One
OF the three abolitionists then attempted to
shoot him, but his rifle missed fire Cole.
man thereupon shot him dead, and immeli.
ateiy gave himself UP 70 The authorities for
trial,
4 mob Of aboli.ionis.s. al armed with
rifles, soon gathered aud repairing 10 Cole
mans house. drove hi5viia and rLil3-,l o.,
SET IRE 10 the building and hntnsj i, down,
together with the houses Of other pro alQrery
meu il that vicinity,
DePdty Marshal Jones arrested the leader
.of the mob,and one other peisJu and obtain
ed the names OF twenty of The mOb.
The aboIitionsts are now gatheIing in force
at Lecompton,and have demanded the release
OF their eo.nrades and the 5urrenderinlo lheir
hands Of Coleman.
Governor Shannon has ordered out he
militia to aid the Marshal in sustaining the
laws.
These proceedings have cheated the most
intense excitement among the citizens ia the
border counties in Missouri, and they are rs
pairing in large numbers to Kansas to offer
their services to the Governor 10 aid in MAIN
aining the laws.
Some sixteen or seventeen houses in all
have bcen burned at Hickory Point, and sew
craL citizens in that vicinity arc missing.
The Governor OF Kansas issued procla.
nation calling upon all law abiding citizens
in the Territory to suppress the outbreak. O.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20
THE VERY LATEST.
Tia Erciif1ntnt Observation-Disclosures
going to Kansas by Hundreds.
WESTON, Mo-, Nov, 30, P. NJ

WESTON, Mo-, Nov. 80, p. NJ
The greatest excitement continues TO exist
in Kansas, The officers have been resisted
by the mObocrnts, and the interpOsition of
the militia has been called for,
A secret letter from Secretary Woodson TO
Gen. Eastin has been written in which the
writer requests Gen. 4, to call for the Rife
Company al Platte City, Mo, SO as not TO
compromise Governor Shannon.
Four hundred men, from Jackson county,
Mo-, are now ea roatc for Douglas county
Kansas Territory. ST. Joseph aud Weston,
in Missouri, are requested each TO furnish the
same number of men. The people OF Kan
sas are to be subjugated at al hazards.
The above is taken ttom the Louisville
Courier ,whcn recelyedi. lrom private soWc-
es al ST. LOUIS The following We tBke lIom
the regular dispatches to Cleveland papers
ST. LOUIS, nov. 80.
Independence dates to-day state that three
armed Free State men attempted 10 drive
Coleman, pro. slavery settler hom his claim,
near Hickory Point Coleman killed one oi
them, after which mob gathered and drove
him aud other settlers OF. and burned ihei
houses. The ringleaders were arrested and
taken to Lecompion Gov. Shannon has
called out the militia Many citizens from
Independence, Weston and st. Joseph, hav-
ing gone and Offered their services. Lawrence
| is IN arms, and has live pieces Of artillery
| A number of houses hive been buried il
Douglas county, ond several families have
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20
a Wictisn,'

Mr. Russell formerly resided in Scho.
harie, He now lives in lbany. Rus.
cell appears 80 be the vic i'm OF unpor-
pi:ious circumstances. Having an un-
happy faculty Of doing business contra.
ry to law. On Tuesday, Mr.. Russell
was aSSstsd fos the eleventh time since
autumn set in. We give his eIemina-
tion!
Well Mr., Russell. you are here "gsi 10
perceive
Yes, sir. The fact is, squire I'm q
victim. Blow me if care what Bobby
Russell does,he is sure to violate some
law or other. When | comes to Al
bany,I says TO myself, Russell, my boy,
we'll take a hunt 10 morrow and tr!
them fox hounds. Well sir, ous-I goes,
and what do you thinks Before got
to the next corner, Barney Whalen, tap.
ped me on the shoulder, and says, 'Old
feller that's aglu the law WHAT'S agin
the law, I replies; and he ssys, 'havinS
dogs in the streets without muzzles.' =
He accordingly arrested me and brought
| me to the police court. The result OF
that piece Of fun was fine Of FIVE dol
lars. Well, wha. did do then7
Can t say
well, listen, and I'll tell you, | sold
the fox hound to one OF Aunt Puts
friends for twenty dollars. With the
proceeds, bough: sow and five pigs.
/ took them home, built pen in the
back yard, and thought all my troubles
were at an end but was mistaken
officer BradwelI called upon me the
very next morning, and says, Russell,
kee ping hogs in the yard is agin the
law, / doubled it. This riled. Officer
Bradwell, who had me arrested again
This time | was fined FIVE dollars.
well, what did you do them
d sold my SOW aud pigs. and bought
horse and cart,aad undertook to draw
| wood, The very flst load put on drew
the attention of Policeman S!ckles, w no
said that driving cart without license
was 'agin the law. He arrested me fol
that offense which caused me another
fine Of Eve dollars
We'll, what did you do next
i sold the horse and cari,and bought
the half of a charcoal wagon,
Well what success did you NEE. with
after that?'
The same old luck sir, The first dal
| I commenced pedling, Policeman Snook'
took me by the collar, and says, Rms
sell, that's agin the law, old feller.-
What's agin he !aw,l said. He replied
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20
4 Rnd HahI,

'0h, mother I am tirod TO death q
said Jane Mills, as she threw herself
into a chair,on her return from school.
Tired to death + repeated her moth
er, slowly.
'Yas, mother | am; almost mean,
she added.
No, my daughter, mot even almost,
said Mrs. Mills.
well at any rate, continued Jane,
Il would not walk from here to school
again to-day for anything in the
world =
%, yes, you would, my DEAR said
her mother, r,gently.
mo, mother, ! am sure I would
not; | am certain nothing would tempt
me-
But | am certnin you could be in-
duced to go without any urging,' an,
swered her mother.
We'll, mother, try me, and see il
anything could make me willing to
co.
Suppose said Mrs. Mill 81 should
offer TO take you to the panomara this
evening? | expect 10 visit it,
do you, molher,' asked Jane, with
great animation May l go? You
promised to take ne to it when you
went
'l;intended to have done so, but the
place where il is TO be exhibited is q
very long way beyond your school.
Il am quite rested now, dear mother. ,
said Jane. i would not fail OF going
for all tn world Why do you smile,
mother I?
ITO think wha! an Inconsistent liz,
tie daughter l have
what do you mean by inconsistent,
mother p
Why, when little girl says one
minute that she would no! walk par.
ticular distance for any thing in the
world, and in the next inmate seys
she would not fail of walking still fur
therfor all the world, she not only talks
inconsistently but foolishly. It is
very bad habit to use such expressions.
Yesterday when you came home from
school, you said you were almost
frightened out OF your life, and when
| inquired as to the cause of your al-
arm, you replied that you had met
as many as a thousand cross dogs on
your way from school. Now,
wish 10 break you OF this bad habit.
WHO'S Tsu ore tired, or jraugrY, or
frightened, usa the simple words that
express your meaning, For instance,
you may be tired,or exceedingly tired;
oryo you may be alarmed, or frightened,
or terrifecs From this time let your
lips speak the thing you mean. The
Bible says: Let your yea be yea, and
your nay nay; and adds; that what8o-
ever is more than this cometh of eviI.'
Will you try to remember what have
been saying and strive to correct this
fault my dear child 2
yes, dear mother replied Jane;
'for konw it is wrong, and ] feel as.
hamed and sorry for IT,
well my dear, added har mother;
improve! And now you may get
ready and 60 with ne 10 see the pan.
Drama. p Teachers Offering.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20

Oatruses of the A5olitionists House Burnt
and Women Driven A,0og - TIE People
Dstsrmia:d ~ Enforce Lap aud OrGsr.
WESTON, Mo-. Nov. 30.
The Abolitionist outlaws in Douglas coun.
ty have burnt a number Of houses, aud driv.
en- number OF families, consisting Of WON.
en- and children, to Missouri for refuge.
The latest accounts report that the law and
order people of the Territory are rallying in
large numbers to the assistance of the Sheriff
of Douglas couuty, in the execution of the
laws. That offices has by this time an over
whelming force at his command.
Sheriff Jones is acting as Deputy U. S
Marshal, for Douglas and John ston counties
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20

The greater part of the goodness at
any time in the world. is the goodness
OF common character: the chief part OF
the good work done, must be done BY
the multitude,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20

@A newly married man in the
Bowery declares that if he had only
an inch mole of happiness he could
not live, His wife and her sister are
obliged to roll him on the floor and
spat him with shingle every day to
prevent him from b,ing too happy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20

The intellect was created not to re-
ceive passively few words,and facts,
but to be active for the acquisition ol
truth. Accordingly, educatson ishould
labor to inspire profound love of truth.
teach the progress Of Investigation.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20


| Boston FEcrCRDJilc Library AS-
seOciattOu.
The following latter has bsea received
from Hon. Henry A. Wise, Of Vuqina
by the Boston Lecture Committee, in
answer to one Of !heifs. requesting biz,
to lecture before the Mercantile Libis
ry Association during present cour1r:
OELY, NEAR 0EAEcocS, Va,
Sunday, Nov, illh, 1853.
GsNrLEurN; Yours of the I'll inst was
lawaiting my arrival at home yesterday
from Temporary abacencs in Waa5.
inglon City.
J gratefully seknowiedgs the con.
pliment OF your invitation to deliver
one of a course Of lectures. during me
present Water, before the Mercantile
I Library Association, Of Baton
Jam well assured OF the highly rs-
lsraeti5le chafac,ar aud Of lhs IsuJabls
objects Of your litTGry Asscciatiosan8
no body of the kind could have been
moro honored than you have been by ths
illust,ious orators and statesmen who
hive shed upon your lectures the iigh..
OF their great minds. have no doubt
100, of the cordial welcome. | wouli
receive from very many of your bospi-
able citizens; but il is not in nv pow
or, gentlemen, to seOOpt yovs iny ltutiou
The situation Of my private lTairs, uns-
the du'y Of preparing for months to
come for new scenes OF public sefvics,
will oDgross all my time and attention
the whole of the coming Winter ] have
been compelled to decline every call Of
the same kind from many quarters 10
oy own S.ete, aud othsrSates bssiAgs
yours.
I sincerity regret this Tie more b.,
cause have asy5T gss set az foot OF
the beloved coil Of that portion Of nag
county CALLED New England. lhi5 has
not beea owing TO any unlsgonism On
my part towards that favored section,
Mlss9chusetta especially. / have bssa
Taught 20 yeuela,s aad chetisR as the
elder siste, Of Virginia, Nhea | reflect
SuPon !heiI Esti.Vdss ana .siatiens ~
the darkness and gloon Of the night Of
revolution; when listen 10 ,hei. halls.
sister to sister->Viginia to lias;achr-
setts, Massachusetts to Virginia -ia
the "times which tried mems souls;"-
when watch the fires kndling OF the
heights OF Boston, and see Virginia 60
ing forth across the rivers and over the
land, by the sea, leading her best below
ed son by the hand, dripping blood and
tears at every step there and bsck, lea
wing dim there on post to gu1rd Yoss
very city, and TO make the oppressors
syacuate it!-and when ! contrast this
picture with the present state OF things
| in our coufederacy, which makes you as,
sure me that the feelings of the peo-
Pile OF Msssa chuset,s towards my State
are not those OF antagonisni," | sush
forth in anguish and ask--Why a ne
cessity for such assureancel Why any
enlugoaisrl -bet~ees-ta,sseY tho devoted
States OF Hancock and Washing:Unl--
May @ cd in His mercy and in love guide
them, as Of yors! May they ever be ce
mented in uniou by the blood Of the
I Revolution! Aud whenever another
night of gloom ami trial shall come,
may they hail and cheer each other on
again to victory, FOR civil aud religious
liberty
Yours truly, HENRY a WISE. g
To CHAs. G. CHAsE and Others Com, q's 2
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20
sTEEL LATER.

Grsat ETciIen6at at Laurence d,Id L65omp
tOn--Aicn under Arms, DC
lEDEpsEnEScP Mo, Ney. 80
A messenger arrived a. Shawnee Mission
last night, WAC states that Deputy Marshal
Jones had fliy-tw men with him . ! Lsc1ynp
ton lie also statas that all Lawrence ia up
in arms, that the men Gta drilling couSttnt.
ly, and that they hod ia ;hei; possession five
pieces Of artillery.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20

Rightin one thing becomes pssiinnd.
~ towards right ia everything; the
tSanisiiou is nos'dlsiant iIom the fssl-
ing which tells US thai we should do
good 10 all men.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20

F. SERVED HlM Hr.--Fhe gentle
man who Kissed aiady's snowy brow
caught severe cold, and has been lad y
up ever since. Aheml 81
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20

Beautiful is the dying OF the sun,
when the last song OF the birds fade in
the lap of silence--when the islands OF.
the clouds are bathed might, and the
first star springs up over the grave OF
I day, Gewhllikins and pancakes!