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United states Mails.


sepembeTi 1856.
PROPOSALS for carrying The mails Of the United stass from s
following routes ia KrsrUoKr viii be received al me Conrse
Once of die Post once Department the ei Of
day, sixs /.
NOsais From Lexington, KY BY Pine Grove Loyds
back, ak u%ss week % MI STERLING, and thres i%ss
aweek the ,asidue the mails 10 be conveyed with Ger
Leave Ls1nslon daily. except SUNDAY, atapmi
Leave MI Sterling Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al $
Arrive at owinssviIIe same days by sam;
Leave owingsvie Monday, wednesday, and Friday at
Ainve al Mt, Sterling same days by6pmi
Lesve MI Sterling daily, except Sunday, ats
Arrive al Lexington same day by pm.
And, iron. lSi December TO ls .april Of each year,
Leave Leave Lexington III daily, eaeeP, Sunday. usami
Leave MI sterling Monday, Wednesday, and Friday AT
Arnve at owingzyiIe same days byspni
Leave owingsyie Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday al
Leave MI. sterling daily, ,'s sresp sunday a. sans
GID @ f%n i WAN asi I, white
Gooshnnd, and Ms"1oms Cross Roads, 70 London
lls mites and back, sn times . week to aichnond, Rich r
Leave Lexington daily, eneep, sunday.atapm,
Arrive at Richmond day by PM
Richmond Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
AIhve at London same days by pm,
Leave Richmond daily, except Sunday, at II m
Arrive AT Lexington same day by pm.
NOTE.
Proposals guaranteed responsible persons CERT
fled such by Judge Of record and
be entered into by the successful bidder with surety
before 18Th November
pay trips performed, each OF
times
be deducted For arrivals FAR behind time to break con
with depending mails, and not sufficiently excused
compensation for the trip subject forfeiture.
imposed the delinquency promptly and
sacoy explained, for ngiecing take the mail from into
Office suffering be injured, Destroyed robbed
lost and for reusine after demand to convey the mail as
concerned in running
ces the The Postmaster General annul the
for repeated failures agTeeaby contract for dis
obeyng post Office Of the department
The General alter the schedule He also order
by allowing therefor rata increase
the pay lie curta discontinue the service
whole part decrease OF allowing
dispensed
should addressed the "Second Assistant Post
superscTbed Proposals Nos e2e and t2le
Kentucky"
For particulars pamphlet advertisement for conveying
the mails Kentucky Tennessee OF 1854 5, and sc.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Sep 3-law4w Postmaster General
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Misses Rockers English and French Boarding
and Day school for Young Ladies,

@4 v sfvss, tstr,sn sirfh and ssr,r,h
HE duties ef this institution resumed Monday Sep
tember The principals aided by accomplished professors
and the of instruction IL thorough and systematic
Circulars ay be obtaned the bookstores and the seminary
Aug 2i-du
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Further Notice to Holders OF California War
R0nds

THE
will keep office open
city until
which they will be ready receive direct payment
the
JAMES w. DENVER,
SAMUEL B. SMITH,
Commissioners California War Debt.
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United States Mail.
DELAWARE AND MARYLAND.

Posr OFncK DEPARTMENT,
August 3o 1856.
PROPOSALS carrying United Saes mails from Noyem-
be Is 1856 1850 the following
specified will be received the Contract Of
Department in the city OF Washington
a M LIST of October 1885, 10 be decided on the next
day
1919 Smyrna Station the Delaware railroad by
Kenton, Templeyle and Greensboro, HHlsboro',
IS miles and back, daily except Sunday, in
horse coaches.
Bidders will propose schedule which will with the
both also with the mail No
3sl7, al Hnlsboro'.
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THE Kentucky Military Institute, directed by n
board Of vser appointed BY the sa under the supsrn
tendence W. MORGAN, distinguished graduate Of
practical engineer sded by able faculty.
study that taught in the best colleges with the
extended mathematics mechanics,
practical ngneeng and mining geoiogy also English literature
readngs keeping business in mod
languages.
session opens the second Monday
In September sh sepembe 1855. charge sc per hafyeary
session. payable in advance.
buildings will this session
additional necessarily de-
cined Applications made before the 18th October.
War and Of The
Treasury.
Address superintendent sMiay Institute Frahkn
ty Kentucky" or the undersigned,
r. DUDLEY,
Aug l6-eodDk DkcptI5thoet PreEident Of Board.
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NOTE.

Proposals by responsible persons certified
postmaster Smyrna, Dover Greensboro Hills
boo Denton, and with approved surees be
Bids should be addressed 10 the seeond Assistant Post
master General" superscribed proposals FIR No 35,S"
OF bid and cerfcate also for instructions
requirements pamphlet for mail service
Delaware New January
the Ot 1885, which win be found pomasters above
named furnish blank proposals those wishing
bid. .-
Aug 30-lEw4w Postmaster General.
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making grant Of land Of mississippi aid in IN
New Orleans railroad in the States Of Asbam
and Louisiana hase n @ Ss Sssn from a
Telegraph ha s instant and 10 the Alabama
scribsS anas IN neir respective dsc as probably falling
prescribed limits Of selection unl otherwise directed TO wit
In MISSISSIPPI.
Once al JAoKsoK;
NORTH and of tAs ChOetaW base line and meridiGn
townships l. ., 8, and Of ranges . 81, and
Townships !, 2, 3, 4, 5, and ., Of range6
East Of Pearl
Townships and 10, Of ranges IL, 10, 49, 90, and 81.
Once at AUGUSTA:
North and east Of the CloeaV base Hne and meridian
Townships B. T. 5, !. Z ranges 10, ineuaivo
Township 7, of range 10.
East Of Pearl rver and noriA Of the deg Of latitude
Townships 67,s, and 10 Of anses H. u, - II
Townships !, ., a4SO,7 8 and9 of ranges II and Is.
Township: Township: & sss e. sass st. 90
Of Pearl river and soth Of Ms als deg Of latitude
Townships s and Of ranges 80, 9nds. ;, A,a
Tsws.sis TswssiS: 3 .sass and 10 of range IS
Townships Q, 3. and 9, of range H.
Township g. OF range 10.
Office al COLUMBUS;
NOriA Of the CAoetap base line and meridan.
Townships 10, II, r. la a. and IS Ofnges a. l5 iC II
Township of ranges 6, 3, 10. II. 70 and 10.
In ALABAMA.
Office at ST. STEPHENS
South Of the 3 deg. Of latitude and Of the Iaeran
Townships 6, 6, and 7, of ranges l, 2, ,, and4.
In LOUISIANA
Office at GREEssBuRo:
South Of the base line and east Of the principal neraian
Townships 7, g. and o, of range i3.
Townships z, 8, o. and 10, of ranges IA and Is.
Townships s, g. and 10, of range I6.
Office at NEW ORLEANS:
East Of ths Mississippi riper.
Townships IL, l2, and l3, of range IL
Townships 10, IL l2, and l3 of 10 and IA east
Townships 10, II, and ~, OF range is east.
my hand, Land Office, at the city
Washington, this 18th day Of August, 1856.
Acting Commissioner
Aug l6-law6wi fIntel. q Sar.l
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CABDn consequence Of the deah Of of the Of
firm Of H. Y. Loudon Co., msrchunt sors of this city,
closed, aud all persons indebted the above
Arm respectfully settle the the old
which will be carried under the all
branches. formerly. The undersigned will keep hand
including quality Of military articles the
army navy They respectfully thank hsn friends and the pub
for the liberal they received
happy pleasure Of the continuance of the
". p. LOUDON n Co,
Aue 4-eon Merchant Talors under Browns Hotel
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collegiate, commercial and preparatory Department.
hc of October the FIRST of
whole board, non, &C.,
6ny dollars No fee.
students admitted a Of on application
John n. KERFOOT, Rector, sc
July l-lnwhn College ST. James ?. o, Maryland.
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Miss Brookc's French and English Boarding
and Day school

Seven Budnef, No. l3s psnrsyipania arenns Warnrfou
WILL open September Crcuas stating pareularv and
containing the highest tsstmon.s Al the prnc
pal bookstores and At her residence.
The Right Rev. Alonzo Potter, n, ~. LII. ID.
The Right Rev. George W. Dsane, D. D., LII. u.
The Right Rev. William R. whiunrham, 10. n, LII. D.
Prof Joseph Henry LII a. Secretary of Insuie
Washington, u. e.
Prof 4 Dallas Bschs, Superintendent Of the United States
Survey.
Lieut. N. '. Mauy, IL. D., United navy National
General John Mason, Washington, q. O.
Col sam Cooper hdiutan General United army
tnrton, n. g.
William w. Corcoran, ESQ.,, Washington, y. @.
James 3. Meehan, esq., Librarian 20 Congress.
Hos. James Campbell, Postmaster General.
Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice Of Supreme Of Peunsy.
vania.
Hon. O. woodward Associate Judge Of Supreme Court
rennsylvsnia.
Hon. George Val, N. G. from New Jersey.
Hon, Robert J. Walker, Washington, d. q.
Charles Fsulsner ". q. frnm Vrrnin.
Hon jefferson Davis, Secretary q War, Washington D.
Aug R9o-eodop
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United states Court of Claims.
CAHn.

THE undersigned John Devereur, OF New York
Thompson of Washington, D. g., attorneys counseors
aaw associated for the legal Of elaima
of government, In the Court OF Claims.
will in immediate careful
Washington which
by gentlemen Of the profession and casnu in he of New
York, elsewhere In any part Of the Union
They he consulted e personally or BY letter. either
Washington. information
before Congress departments
furnished upon appsaon BY the paries interested
JOHN q. nENEREUN,
No. - broadway, eorner Wall street, New York city
NJ. THOMPSON,
Washington city
EB.J DcvrrsuI Is Commissioners Of the Couu Of Chains
Jan 3l-9awtfif Lintel.l
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The Polytechnic College Of the state OF Penn
sylvania,
Wesf Penn Square, Philadelphia,
INCORPORATED by legislature 1s5 Organized
industrial colleges Europe,
thorough professional education engneernr practical
chemistry mechanical engineering architecture mining
neerinE.
FACULTY.
Mathematics and Engineering Prof 9. II. Peabody.
General and Applied Chemistry, Prof A. l.. Kennedy.
Mechanics and Machinery, Proi. n. n. Boucher.
Geosgy Minefaloey, and Mining, Prof A. W. King.
Architectural and Toporraphcal Drawing Prof !. Kern.
French and Spanish, Prof V. De Amareni
German, n.
The fourth collegiate win Monday September
IS, 1885.
For catalogues and further information address
ALFRED l.. KENNEDY. NJ. D.,
President Of Faculty, Polytechnic College, Phiaoeph
Aug 20-Wedksafn
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COAL COAL, COAL I-Con pnsing the following varieties
" Red, gray, and white ash coal all Of The best quality
wishing purchase their winter supply would do well BY
sending orders Immediately and coal delivered d
from the vessel ~
WOOD WOOD, WOOD
Also good stock Of hickory oak and pine wood hand all Of
viii be sold cheap and Reasonable be
had In this city 7. II. WORTHiNGTON,
Corner I4th and streets canal.
Sep 3-6teod fOrRhn h Star
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Law Partnership.

ID oBERT J. WALKER h LOUIS JANIN have formed a parts
N nershp tal of
Of the United States and in the Court Of Claims Addres
Washington City, d. G. Jan 9-eodtff
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Wholesale Paper warehouse.

HR undersigned respectfully informs the public ai ne has aten
in Poknhorns building, No. 337 ID
for purpose commencing
paper commission He has hand,
through arrangements largest OF the North
receiving large lots Of printing writing and other
PER-, which he IL selling at mnnufacturers' prices.
Those dealing article would do well 20 call before purchas
ing elsewhere. EDW'D TOWERS.
Hep 3-eteod
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United states Patent once,
Washington, August 10, ls56.
Aug 3O-Isw4w

Washington, August 49, 1856
I'M petition John Sherwood Of Washington county, New
York, praying for the extension OF patent granted him
December, 1884, for Improvement "door
for years expiration OF said patent which
place OF the i7th day OF December, 1856
the said petition be heard al the Patent Office
Monday the lst Of December next u O'Clock, and all
nothed appear have, why
said petition ought be granted
opposing the extension required TO file the Patent
objections specially forth in wrrg twenty
days before the day Of hearing all testimony hed by either
said hearing be taken and transmitted
with Of the Office, which win be furnished
application.
will be closed the 2lst November
depoons and other papers relied upon imony,
Office before the Of that day the
mcnis, II any within days thereafter
thar this notice be published in The Union, Inte
gencer Evening Washington, D. c.; Republican Bal
Pennsyvanan Philadelphia, Day Book, New York and
nttsbug week for three
The st Of Decomber next, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner
PsEdo Of the above papers viii please copy and send their
bills the Patent once with paper containing this notiee
Aug 2i-lav3w
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THE Misses Uayviey's French and Eogttsh Hoard :
Monday, September 22d,
Pennsyivsnia avenue between l7th and lsth streets
3O-eod3w
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once OF Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,

Wilmington, stptrnhrT ], To
DRoPOsALs will ofce
October constructing masonry ot lbe Chesa-
peake present dam No. The
40 feet Potomac
Specifications viii be furnished application Al the oce Of the
company.
The required proceed with the erection of
he dam with due diligence and to complete early Pact
cable
win be made monthly estimates made BY officer
company reseIvng twenty per until completion Of
W, =. RtNGGOBD,
Sen 9-eodtlstOct Clerk @ o. Canal Company
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CoLumnIAN COLLEGE,.

THE OF institution will Wednes
day. September Students viii be examined
Tuesday Application should be
made 20 the president.
preparatory department will open the IOh of September
Apply Tor sdmiuancs 70 Mr. ouinche, the principal
Aug 3O-2avsu =. PRRNTIss Registrar
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wiIIards, Hotel

wiIIards' Hotel
j. q. n. A. WILLARD,
Pennsyirania ana FowteeniA street,
Washington, ID. @.
Jan Qa-Ain
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Lost Land warrant I

pUBLfC notice hereby amer the of
weeks ron the application win be made
Commissioner Of Pension ofee Washington city,
lieu Rene NJ.
oh Of May, 1885, No. ~ 7s, Tor 80 which lost in
the between Washington city and Belle
ve Illinois, OF May the Of month
and by LacroH
Washington city, huEua6 1855 Ric.srd NJ younr
ncy RENE M. LhCRoiN.
hug os-iaw6w
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EHkNCH Novels Eomsnccs, Dramas, Popular His
tories Hallway baies, &C, &C. Ju received IN variety
om fa - prices ranEng from frcen upwards many
thcm Profusey illustrated.
Sept PRANCK TAYLOR
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From London per last steamer.
METALLIC Army Floating Wagons BY Major Eyre
vi Bengal artillery. 1 vol.
and Progress of the Screw Propeller vol
Eveiynh Dary--nsw edition, 4 vols,
McCuoch q Tarsuon and ne Funding System. vol.
Mcfunochss Principles of Political Economy. / vol
The Antiquities sud Marbles OF British Museum | vol
The Ishmus Of DArien ship pCanal. ny Cullen vol
Gsoune Journal q Expedition q Inquiry
in 1852. I vol.
Aug FRANCK TAYLOR
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pATEyT moor sTxIRTs.-The ladies arc hereby respect
fully informed Tint we have just received
popular sks also additional supply French conei
lawns and French beregeF o beautiful styles win
reduced prices -
July s-eodsuf HooE, BRo. 4 CO.
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hats style, IsB6ws introduce TO day Besbss ana
III other fashionable fsl-.lyle dress Cor gentlemen
Those in solicited 70 AZ
Gro. u. y. WHITE CO.
Hat and Cap and Furnishing Store,
Aug Ja-cod2wf J32 n. pv., between OH and 10Th .s
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OST wAUKhNTNotce is hereby given that Land warrant
76 ssnsd 18Th November 1855 James Cadw for
the undersigned. which has
application has dupi-
n the same, tn. LUMPKIN. ~.
ArausT s. 1856. Attorney.
Aug 7-law6w JAMES CALDWELL.
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NOTICE Street Downing Saloon win be rcopened
~ day, Anesst 40, 1855.
The subscriber outlay expense renovated nj
bowling saloon The ssys put the complete
perfect order, together with other Improvement
which win make place of more attraction than formerly
The suhrcrse thankful for patronage and vors hopes
continuance of the
Aus Ro-dlw J. II. MARI.
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Frederick Academy OF the Visitation, II. v. M,
for Young Ladies.

Frederick Academy OF the Visitation, B. V. M.
for Young Ladies.
THE Of this institution will
i Monday Of September.
Entrance
Board and tuition, with the French language (if de
Stationery, washing, mendng, bed bedding doctors fec
Music the piano, harp guitar forms additional charge
German, Italian, drawing
and painting, are likewise extra charges.
Aug 2-eod6t
Episcopal High School Of Virginia,
al Howard, hs Heirhts three nas Of .4eraaSrfa.
Rev. JOHN p. MCGUIRE, Rector
THE session win commence Wednesday iOh sep
IL tembcr.
s225 or board tuition regular Modern
languages music, and drawing charges.
Reerences The Bishops and other
Dr Johns Of Baltimore Rev Mr. Cummns of Washngoni
Mr. Seymour, Of Frederick city, Maryland.
containing
those who request them.
Direct Rev John r. Mcclure, Theological Seminary Farfar
county, Virginia.
How.Rp, July N, 1885.
July l5-lawsw
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Notice

Of itGdraOal Of lands Msssissp alabama, and Lopisi
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rpHE Kentucky Military Institute, directed by a

sepa-eoddScpsisSOv commissioners 0A'''''A !" D''
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DRINTING-pRbss for sale, cheap for cash.A double
cylinder Hoes printing good running order being
which the Washington Union
printed. Apply this Office.
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IEFrERsOr AND CABEGI.-Early histofy of he Univei
SHY of Virginia. contained the leer
hitherto with appendix and Introduction comp
ing hstprcsl and biographical notices. Price ~ 50.
Physicians buaed diary designed facilitate stndy
a physician Of Virginia.
ohststre tables BY Or Pssot translated from the French
| sl 25
The ouarsry Law Journal for July, lse o. as. pub
/ iishod, and for sale TAYLOR MhUPYs
hugl6 bookstore, Och street.
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st. yoseph,s school for Boys.

81, JOseph's SCHOOL TOT Boyt.
THE Sisters tho Holy respectfully they
open school for boys from four years,
about the 18Th of September at s. Josephh Male Orphan Asylum
southwest CO Of i3th and "
Terms for tuition eIcoedingy moderate charge
ing 81 quarter
Ths school support orphan boys will
provided for in the institution for whose support also
charitable donations oC oiotnE, furniture, money, Ne will be
gratefully accepted.
Mr. orroole, pastor of st. Pack' Church. Rev
Byrpo, pastor Of st. MRhew and the Catholic Clergy gen
orally.
Sep a-eod3vif
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Tickets saO-halyes sIO-quarers sS-eighths 50 50.
Certificates Of packages Of IS whole uekeu ss7O 90
Do do 25 half do las 90
Do do 25 quarter do 67 so
DO Is eighth do 70 rs
Orders packages
splendid will the prompt
Of each drawing will be Immediately hsr
o all who order from
Address P.J BUCKEY, Agent,
Sep n Wilmington Delaware
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LATEST NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.--1n the Senate to dny
nv W eler from the Committee on Military At
falrs. reported bill increasing the efficiency of
u" army,in accordance with the recommends
tons Of the President
MIR. Butler, from the Judiciary committee. re-
ported that they had had under consideration tho
lrumbnll contested election CASE, TINT the sub
Jet had been fully discussed. but such was the
diversity of opinion that they deemed it proper il
should be referred back 10 the Senate. and asked
TO be discharged from its further consideration
which wa agreed TO.
Mr.. Pugh gave notice that he would offer n
resolution TINT Mr.. Trunbull wns entitled TO I,
seat IN the Senate; and Mr.. C,ittenle,. gave no
,ice of a resolution that Mr. Trumbull was emit.
tied to n seat. The subject was mnde the or
der OF the day for Monday next, and the Senate
adjourned.
The bill for the establishment of Notifications
in California. Texa, aud Florida was discussed.
and recommittel IL the committee on military af
fairs, with instructions 10 report such new works
as may fe necessary
The Senate passed the bill making appropra-
tions for the invads and other pensioners, and
adjourned.
HousE.-Mr. Campbell, from Milo, chairman
"' committee OF Ways and Means, reported the
Indian Appropriation bill
Mr.. Grow from committee on Territories. re-
ported bill authorizing S. Cople of Oregon, to
toim State government of that territory.
Mr., Grow reported bill annulling the acts of
the Kansas Legislature which require certain
oaths including one 10 support the fugitive slave
law required of the public officers of that terrific
ry.
The Presidents message of yesterday was dis
cussod and referred 10 the military committee and
then the House adjourned.
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DIED.

-, e morning OF the 25th inst Miss ANNIE T. SCOTT, at
l. residence OF her father Mr. Charles Scott OF Lyhchoufe'
ffa 18th of her age ,
Tie Young arer has been suddenly stricken from ue
way of le and for the beautiful dead [ny
r had need thee and has taken thee away from te
af the living Thou ddst have gentle heart and kino
-, ra sweet Annie, while among us on the earth ahd
homes and believes. that gentle and kindly ministries
m ta thee in the world whittier thou hast gone Jesus
@ shsnher1 tempers the wind 10 the shorn lamb hou
fst tresamptuously spurn His truth slight His profered
fn and W. trust that he had compassion on thee and
bis bosom thou found resting place, and shctor
~ torn Yet oh il is hard 10 think That we sat soc
,ir vounp sleeper more When the props OF ne are
~ way from the age decrepitude and hoary hairs we
Il non il only As expected, ana our sorrows are
v Tho remembrance that is but the common "'
When the Young beautiful and gcntlehearte " no see
fr5it ,isiou of many joyous days aurtng inVrhfy IN
future are laid, suddenly in the grave now
me nd feeling Of insecurity come over u.s. ana WIN
e., doris the peril # delayed preparation enforce IL
uj,as the heart -, q, ,i, .so lava If
- f. II vs. To thine immediate circle thon haust az,
adj, greatly endeared myself Thou vast the guiding star
or t,mIly and neve did warm hearted parents NOR" oh
r1h their lovely daughterl Thy Creator mad endowed
naites of the head and heart, which, hadS th'N
IN ,r,,ved to the earth. until their ni deNeloin,.N'
ND ave m ade thee only ornament to tiny sex guy W
tg and have gathered around thee the warm affections
md adm ration of many hearts cit, -. Il, a.;.t
Farewell Annie Many loving hea's "!ll ins w ~
m memory of thy virtues, and shed tears Oh aeci'n Va ~
z9een grave that enetreles thg peau'"'t WIN