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1875 prizes amounting to............. .Se0l 900
o. The $4,000 prizes of IS, arc determine cd
by tho number winch draws the SiO.0UU prize
If that number should he an odd number, then
every odd number III the scheme will be entitled
to 81; If all even number, then every even nun.
Der ticket will be entitled to that amount in ad.
d!ion I" any other prize which may be drawn
Purchasers in buying IN equal quantity OF odd
and even number tickets, will be certain OF draw
ing nearly one half tho cost of tho same, with
chances of obtanirg other prizes.
All those tickets ending with 0. Q. 4, G, S, are
even-all those ending will, ]. 5. -. 3. are odd.
Remember that every p'ze is CRAWL and pay
uble in full without deduction.
All prizes of $1,000 unl under paid immcdI
atcly after drawing, other prizes ut tho usual
time of Thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded TO purchasers
Immediately after the drawing.
Whole Tickets, Sl0-Halvos, S5.-Quarters, $3.50.
Pr ze tickets c,shcd or renewed IN other tick.
cts at either Office Orders for tickets can be
addressed either to
S. SWAN s. CO., Atlanta. Ga,
or $. swan, montgomery, Ala
July 49, 1856 l3 a.
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hGUTT'S Ll1'TLI; GIANT
G g Z II AND COS MILL.
Patented May l6, 1854.

TNlE attention of Planters. Farmers, and
f. Stock feeders in general. are respectfully
raiic: to- this Mill rs the most important article
ct the kind now in use; not only well adapted
for grinding Cob Meal for Stock, but Girls or
fine lIoniny for the table and especially Bread
Meal from corn not fully ripe or dry in the
fall.
In setting this Mill no Mechanic or frame
work Is wanted, only requiring 10 be fastcn cd to
II tinor or platform. Easily adjusted and used bv
anyGody, even IA child
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first
premiums at the lnto Agricultural Fairs of Mis-.
Souri,, Kentucky. Maryland, and other States !;
and .'at in tn. most complimentary manner; rs
wen rs the most ready concentrations from the
thnmaands witnessing lis performance.
lhcs" Mills are guaranteed in the most posi.
tive manner against defects or breakagc, when
properly used; and No. 9 warranted to grind
~ bushels Of feed per hour with one horse, and
"!iercd at tn. low price Of 355. nil complete for
nttncl,inG the team; No. 8, at S65, griuds Is
bushels per hour, with one horsr; No. i, at 1915,
:rnds 30 bushels per hour with two horses.
The above Mills may bs found ut the
Agency for the Manufacturers ut Abbeville Court
House. HENRY S. KERR aU.nt
Juac 4, 1856. If
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tnP'tals OF $1,000 are e................l,cO COO
7'6oO Prz"s Of. ......SSl are...... G3,75a
'.1h| frizes, amounting to G;l02.t tOO
Tickets, SO; Halves, s6 Quarters, $3.50.
Prizes payable wi!ont deduction.
The 800 Prizes of So! are determined by
tho number which draws the 5I5,UOD Priz.-,f
that number should be an odd number then
every odd number ticke, in the Schcm. will be
eh'Itled to S-h0; If an even numb r, Then every
even number ticket will Le entitled to SIS. so in
addition TO any othor Paizo which may be
drawn.
Purchasers in buying nn equal quantity of odd
and even number tickets viii be certain Of draw
ing nearly one half the cost of the same. with
chances OF obtaining Other Prizes
All those tickets ending will, O, ., 4, 6, 8, aro
eseh-nii those ending with l, s, 81, 0, are
Persons sending money by mail need moi fear
,ts be'ng lost. Orders PuncluulIy attended, TO.
Communications confidential. Bank Notes of
sound Banks taken at par.
GB Drawings sent to all ordering tickets
Those wishing particular numbers should or
der Immediately.
Address
JAMES +. WINTER, Manager,
1., =, . Macon, ca.
jury S2' IS5b. IA At
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IuToTToF c.
c A r r I A GE AND WAGON
M A k ING.

'I>iE undersigned having as
l. sociatrd themselves as CO.
partners i'll tho business of Car zssarSSStlAsslZ,
rIage and Wagon Making and Repairing, under
the Firm Of
II \ X Il S e. " ARE,
would call the attention Of the public to their
Shops ut
Mt. Carmel,
where they hope. by fair p,ic,s, faithful work,
and prompt attention to business to cara the
confidence o[ all, and inrr:t . liberal share OF
patronage.
For al! jobs amounting. to Five Dollars or nors.
payment will he required in Cash, or 10y IL Cash
Note, when the work Is removed from the Sion
All orders for work should DC directed 10 Da.
vid r.. Harris: hut ali settlements mus. he ,na,e
with the financial CoI'ar.ner, W. &. Ware. IA
he alone is authorized to use the name Of tlc
Firm, give Or take notes. give receipts. rccciYr
moncJ or contract debts.
DAVID l.. HARRIS,
". T.. WARE.
MI. Carmel. S. c.. Jam. :, 1856. 3S-iy
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u i o r G I A LOT Terry,
authorized da the State Of Georgia
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery!
CLASS Ito be drawn in the City Of AT.
lhnta, Ge"rg'a, in public. Oh Monday, July
"S, 1876, OH tn. I.s;;..ia Plan.
st's'a. SWAN IL CO. EEamagcrs
PRIZES amounting to 100000 will b- dis.
tr.6mted according to the following MAGNIF
lCENf SCHEME. Every other ticket sure
to draw prize. SO,Oh0 Numbcrs-l5,I9 100
Prizes.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
PREPARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL,
Forhvi11o q. q.

FACULTY:
fM. JENKINS, (S.nior in Organi-
zation, Regulation and Disci.
/ plimr,) Professor of Mathematics
fa1ScIrALs. and Natural Philosophy.
A. COWARD, Senior in Business
matters,j Professor of Bellies Let
| tres nnd French,
Z. a. SEABROOH. Professor Of Ancient Lam
gaaees aud Assistant In English Branches.
ID II. THOMASSON, N. D., Surgeon
B. P. BOYD, Bursar.
THE SECOND SESSION Of this Institution
IL will he open. in tn. new Garrison Build
lnSo OH the I,t of September.
Terms Of Second Session:
:. For School Expenses e., Tuition, Books, DC.
Hoard, Lights, Fuel aud Washing SSO+-pay.
p6l" $40 Oh entrance, and $40 on lato Of Novem.
i. No one Under II over Is years of ago will
be received.
The services Of Physician having been m
gagged, there Will be ezra charge for medical
Attendance.
Until the 18th OF August, letters will be di-
rect ed to Charleston. 5. q.
- COWARD s. JENKINS.
>" At the Fate Of $500 per annuln.
July l6, 1856. l3 st
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JUST RECEIVED.
WHOLESALE e. RETAIL.

w II " L L 5 al Z q RETAIL,
r. SWAEE'IELD &. 90.
MOULD respectfully inform their numerous
w patrons, and ulI those who are admirers
of Dress and Fashion, that they have just re-
ceived. and now oif'r for sale. Large Invoices
OF the most desirable Patterns, (PIaim and Fancy
CENTS ond 9oya'
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
Together with u general assortment of Gent 8
Neck Ties White und Figured Silk Cravats,
Black and Fancy Beauf,ris Black and White
Byron Tubes, Spotted and Fancy Checked Napp.
Icons, Silk aud Satin Napoleons, improved, Black
Albert and Fancy Sandman Ties, Silk and Linon
Pocket kcrchieis. China Cord Pocket Kerchiefs,
Silk and Alorino Drawers and Undcrshirts, Silk
md Satin Scarf.. Shirts. Collars and Hosiery,
Sevastopol and Vienna Cloves. White and Col.
ored Tafteta. with every description of
Fashionable Spring and Summer Hats.
Constantly OH hand. Trunks Cnrpc, Engs, Hand
Falises, Ladie3' Travelling Boxes, &c ull
OF which will be sold
At Cur Usual Low Prices.
cB Having made arrangements TO enlarge our
business TIL. present year, we trust that by mnro
particular attention to the calls and wants of our
many friends. we may render ourselves worthy
n continuance OF their patronage and tho conf
dence they have heretofore rcposed in us.
n. Is. AL! Goods are warranted To answer. in
every respect, the representation made ut the
time Of su:.
Our MOTTO IS
Quick Sales and Small Profits for Cash. +"
F.. swAFr1eLD. Z. r. swArrIELD....w. L. FISH.
No 8 Granite Range, Columbia, s. c.
June 3, 1856. ly
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70 R AL e!

FOR SALE!
ME:A TIE Subscriber will dispose of his tae,
A.S entire Real Estate in Greenwood, -
on the most accommodating terms, consisting Of
LIS Residence, which has attached to it about
A6 Acres or Iaxaa,
anh Ut Acres about ] miles from the place for
Fro wood.
nn improved LOT at tho Greenwood Depot,
containing 3.4 Acres. Also. an nnimprovei
LOT AT the same place, containing 40 by 60
Feet, and lying in front of Baiiey's Store
i q g a or q q,
Immediately on the &. & g. Railroad-nenrest
point about I of a mile from the Depot--on
which IS an excellent Building Lo'.
THOS. CHATHAM.
Greenwood. July !, 1865. I2 If
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA,
AUGUSTA, JULY. 1873.

AO-hh OOLLLuL UT ,UEUhUlA.
AUGUSTA, JULY, 1865.
NlE TWENTY FIFTH Course Of I,cctures
Il ~ this Institution will comm, encc tho FIRST
MoNDAI IN NOVEMBER NEXT.
II FACULTY.
G. MsNEWTON, II. D., Anatomy.
l. 4. DUGAS, 81. d., Surgery.
l. P. GARVIN. NJ. d., Materia Medica. Ther.
aPeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
). A. EVE, ". d., Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Infants.
II. vM MILLER, n. D.. Pathological Ana.
.omy.
ALEX. MEANS, n. D., Professor of chemis.
try.
L. D. FORD. NJ D., institutes and Practice
of Me1icine.
II. F. CAMPBELL. NJ. D., Surgical, Compar.
alive, and Mcro.copical Anatomy.
Il. CAMPBELL, NJ. D., Delnonstrator of
Anatomy.
s. d. SIMMONS. NJ. D.. Assistant Demon.
st<nlOr
JUKIAH HARRIS. Nj. D., Prosector to Fro.
fessor of Surgery.
Ciin cal Lectures will be delivered regularly
at the City Hospital, and ample opportunities
VII be afforded Tor the study oil Practical Auat.
tomy.
Fees for the entire Course .......SIO5 no
MntrIculatipn Ticket Ito be taken enc.) & 90
For further particulars, apply to
G.. NJ. NEWTON, Dean.
"iS Ao' 'ooo Is At
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GROCERIES, HARDWARE, sc
q q WIS q GGJ(nE5
GE:Ei.NWOOD DEPOT.


q ANE Of tho Firm has agaiu returned from
~ Chareston bringing Groccries and other
Goods for tho million rh" ,siunishinyly low
rates 4: which they have bcon able to scll G oods
has created great excitement. 1t is said that the
planter can purchase his neccssaries cheaper here
than in Columbia or Charleston, whom freight
and other expenses are taken into calculation
Just received and uro now opening supply of
ID R. ID @ -,
Paint Brushes of cverv size British Oil IIol.
oway's Pills, Spencer's Pills. l!uofland's G crinan
Ditters, Gum Cninphor, Tapior;,, Florida Arrow
Root, loves. Nntmcgs, 'BLacc, Corn Starch,
Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green, Veni,ian Red,
Prussian Blue, Red Lead, Spanish Brown Ii.
qnoricc. Black Lead, Lampback, Burning Fluid,
Meats foot Oil, Linsecd OIL Train OIL fino Ap.
pie Vinegar, Extra White Lead in SD ID Kegs.
Shoe Tools. Shoe Lasts. Avis, fInndlrs Knives
and Hammers. Pegs Of every number
1AFDWV AEaI
Hinges. ShoveIs and Tongs, Fire Dogs. Ham
nicrs ilatche;s Augers, Chis,ls, Screws. Gimets,
Hand Saw Files, sps, Knives and Forks.
Powder fiorns, Flusk.;, " ool and Cotton Cards,
and Hand Saws.
AT@UoR.$-
An Extra Lot, just received from Baltimore
Also, fine lot of Hats Caps, Leghorn &c.
Shoes, Bnois &c.
The above is . few Of tho many articles wc
have on hand, which will he sold low for Cash
We are dc ernineI 20 sell cheaper than tho
cheapest. If you want bnrgaims. cali on
DAVIS Il BOOZER.
Greenwood Depot, april :. 81
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THE CCEAT.
A Weekly Democratic Paper,
To BIO Published at Marietta, ca, by
JoEEN II. SSEDrz1
EDITOR AND rnoraIErca.
'ANiIE DEMOCRAT will contain twenty -four
Il columns Of matter, and will be devoted to
Politics. News, Agriculture. the Markets. aud
Select Miscellany. The political complexion of
tie paper will be Democratic, advocating Il strict
construction Of the Constitution, and the rights
OF the States and tho South.
The columns Of the DEIOCRAT will nj all
times be- open to q free and manly discussion Of
a!l subjects in which the peop!c are Interested
but no communication Of ;n abusive or scurr
Gus nature will ba published
1t will be the constant effort Of the editor to
render his paper interesting and acceptable and
worthy the ii,erul support which hc hopes to re-
ceiye from the people Of Coll
The terms of the paper vii! he 50 per .nnum,
strictly i'll udrance. and no subscription will be
taken for u shorter period than three months.
Advertisements will be inserted at the usual
rates.
The first number Of the paper will he issued
Oh or before the 5,h of June nc:yt, or Us soon rs
a sufficient number OF subscribers have bcc ul-
tained to warrant the cc;n:nrMccnlcnt Of ;hc ell
tcnprizc.
MARIETTA. Geo, May 2s, 1896.
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sB- Tho friends Of NIsiRoD .MocORD re.;
spectfuNy anipuIce him as q Candidate for Shei
if at the ensaing Election. 90, "a. .,SeSs III
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LAND Go GOODS
FOR L LIE:
T>tiE undersigned wishing to pay his debts
Il aud chang. his business oilers for Sale his
No,ne Place, known as
H 81 r. T. i = Il VI r@,
eleven mi eS below Abl,cvile C. H., OIL the old
btag" R"ad t" Augusta, continuing FIFTY
ElG llF ACRES On it is Il
Good Dwelling and Store House,
hrst-rate Stables und other necessary out-buld-
ings. For Selling Goods. it is one Of tho best
Stands III the District
A1so-My Richey Tract,
containing SIXTY ACRES. one mile East Of
Harrisburg On it is IA large and Cor,i
FIR M e d DIV elling House,
n fine Young Orchard of v7rious kinds of Fruit,
will sell the ab"vr Tracts oi Land together
or separately, 10 snit purchasers.
4 30. my entire
Stoc OF Goods,
Consisting of almost everything usually KEEP,
III n Country Store. frsh and new, for Cash or
Cash Note. D. w. Z. TILLUTSON
Harrisburg. =. c.. June %, 1855. lo.6m
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A ANA LOTTERY,

A L A 3 A M A Terry,
authorized by the State Of Alabama.
Southern Military Academy Lottery {!
CLASS F, new srrics-To 10 drawn in the
City OF Montgomery, Alabama, in public, on
Thursday, August l3, 1856, OH the Havana
Plan.
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
PRIZES amounting to $SO4.OOO will be dis
tri5uted according TO the following MAGNIF-
CENrSCHEME. 30uO0 Numbers-l5,lS5
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GT The frieeds Of JOHN n. yVIIN0N. "a.
spectsuily announces him az eandidate Rr sTss
Collestor Of fAbberiIls Diskset kt tho enSuins
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0uIy ~ I63b. IA At
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVLLLE DISTRICT
Hn' Equity.
2. W. carwisle, .....
Green Blanton. Jere- Bill of Interpleadcr.
miah overly and
e., others
appearing to my satisfaction that Green
- Blanton and his two children, (nan,es un.
known,) Jeremiah overly und William Rebecca
OVERLY, parties defendants 10 the above stated
Bill, reside beyond the limits Of this State, on
motion OF Noble. Complsinunt's Solicitor, it is
Ordered Thut the said Green Blanton and his
two children, Jeremiah Ovcrby and William Ro
becca Overby edo interpleaa and adjust their
several claims demands aud rights betwee them.
selves as prayed for in snd Bill" within threo
months from the publication hereof
W.. II. PARKER, G r AID
Commissioners Office, ,i..s
june %. 1856. T} 10 sm
The State Of South Carolina,
q ABBEYILLE DISTRICT,
I'm ,Eautty.G !,
Joseph L. Hearst, bls,s - FL ~, II
wn. g. As.l.v. ]. !, Ban tst 1siaastloa. Dc
pURSUANT To- the order or Cont. a;vs
- notice 20 all persons % wiIp ara elecni cred.
i,crs OWN 81 Ansgs Id t,lusgly, end who are
Wiling to come 10 aud sibnte to tha oosts If
In; preceding. .te prsy. issss
s|siPs ,Ss nsb,,sss;es ssaSes s Ssgssl nsashs fo 4
@ Wa slsiS1I xRkrs d j d & { 8 ) ";
C6mmissioners 0fSsss Is lS sss5ss.F -
~ Jaiv q 1855 ssf & 9 4
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W bo drawn August 18th. 1856, ut Concert
l. Hail, Macon, Ca, under the sworn suucr-
intrndencc of Col. Geo ". Logan uuI las a
N'sbcI, Esq
Patrons will please examine this Scheme care.
fnHy-conpare ii with any other. and ii il, is
not the best eves offered, and tho chnnccs to OBJ
tain Capitals fur better don. purchase Tck,s;s.
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eB The frieuds of D. W. HAWTHORN
respectfully announce him CAM didate for Shert
i'll Of Ab6evile District at the next election.
MANY FRIENDS. 4.
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% approximation prizes, amounting t".. 81
l3.OOU prizes Of Ss, amounting to. .......l2O 90
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Hoes! Hoes!

. Wanted 70 Hire
A stout Hand 70 work in shs Shop: or, n pre-
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fB THE ftiends of RSys g JXNES NoGPE
would sssns g elseI.ssi b as s G1e1ld1ss
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ers of the shannon, his head and feet
being almost hewed to pieces BY their
cntlasses. They were both buried al
Halifax with the honors of war. Soon
after Captain Crowhinshie,d of Salem
volunteered to bring them home at his
own expense they We're buried at Sa-
lem with great pomp, an eulogy being
delivered on the occasion by Judge
Story. They were afterwards removed
to New York, where monument was
erected to their memory in Trinity
churchyard. .f As
During the afternoon and evening
of the battle, the public excitement in
Boston and neighboring towns was in.
tense. The streets We're full of people
all night, and it was ten days before
any particulars could be ascertained.
1t was only known that desperate
fight had taken place, and that both
frigates had afterwards sailed ont of
the harbor instead of coming in. Prob
ably no battle during that war occs-
stoned greater modification on the part
of the Americans, or more exultation
in England. Capt. Broke was welcorn.
ed there with great distinction, and
knighted. The Chesapeake was an un,
lucky, clumsy old frigate, and source
OF trouble and expense to the country.
She was taken to England but l think
she was never refitted for service. She
was noored in the river Midway for a
long time, and finally broke up about
ten years since and some of her timbers
used in the construction of mill on a
small stream running into that river
the best use to which they were ever
put
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Iaey Isabel.

The Lady Isabel was Scottish Ba-
ron's daughter, and far was she famed
being both rich and fair. She was
his only child of his old age, the idol
of his heart. But still he was cruel
father; for, in return tor her duteous
affections, he had determined to wed
her to man she had never seen, while
he'knew that her heart was another's.
The Lord of Ormisdale was the. son
of his ancient friend, and the possessor
of broad lands in distant part of Scot.
land. The two old men had sworn to
each ether that their children should
be united, but ere this FACTION, the
youth had been sent abroad to be init
ated in the art of war---an art but too
nruch practiced in his native country.
in the fifteenth century, when the feuds
of the Scottish nobility were frequent
and deadly. Much was bruited abroad
of the goodly person and brave quail
ties of the young Earl, but ofthis Lady
Isabel had no opportunity of Judging,
for never, as has been told, had she
seen him. She had however, but, too
often seen his cousin Roberick, and
to him was her heart devoted 1t was
true he had neither title, lands, nor vas
sails ; but he was a handsome, a noble,
and gallant youth, and he had knelt at
her feet, confessed his love and though,
when she thought of her father, size
coldly turned away, twas but to treas
ure his image in her heart, and to weep
most bitter tears of the hapless fate
which doomed Ter to wed another. .
Roderick by-and-by went away to n
foreign land, distraught by his passion
for the Lady Isabel; the time was long
and he returned not. And so life pass
ed on, and many were the suitors that
sought the hand of the Lady Isabel.
Some loved her for herself, some for
her great possessions, and some for
both but but all were sent away.
And now the time was at hand when
the sun was toshine upon the nineteeth
birthday of the baron's daughter, and
multitudes were invited to his castle to
celebrate the festival with mirth and
reyeiry. Many were the occasions
on which he had thrown wide his
castle gates and welcomed numerous
guests, and ample the hospital provi-
sion he made for them the birth day
of the Lady Isabel had always during
the lifetime of her father been cele-
brated, but never had there been i'm
agined such q preparation this
There were several whose eager curl
osity caused them to ask an explana-
ton of the old baron himself They
were all, however, foiled in the attempt
to penetrate the mystery. Nor did the
young lady, on whose account was all
the turmoil, feel less surprised than
other people at her fathers unbound
ed extravagance.
J. The day at length arrived for which
all this extraordinary preparation. hat
been made !; and now, after haSing ar
ranged all things and been promised
implicit obedience by his daughter, th,
, mystery of all bic masmifieaat proceed
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81, 5rlsrtrh 4an,trg. \.
'sssa itFrofn the Knickerboeker] .i,r..
S-ptiR gs Aptuha, aFo Eief-
~, ,.ssF Mtg.

is.time.p Ecclesiasticus 8 IL. ea tra
There are two. ,lIues i dearly l,r. ~
,.ssfunature,s eirclinc year ltda@ -.
5Whlch hft my spirit far above ms &
The weight cf earthly care, go. 80. y - p
slAfy bring before my eager view t.s,
Tie .is brightness "f'a home, I
'" here all their loselipc4s is true, II, j,
Nor change can ever conc.
TIE early times of Springs first hours
.,s4Bdfgs freshness to the heari rs
'hsy'fouse tho wearied Spirits powers, q
And s~eeter ife impart;r
'her dancing ofeezes gently WOO : :. -. r.
q Inc tt blossoms o. the rose,
NIwsfwlth sPsrklliing grnoyning dew,
'i.she.t .Pets'is 70 inciose. Gl'tS g .
fhesweary sufferer Of pain, ! =,
The bowed with care or grief,
aall her returning once again..
Wh,ssopes o. sweet relief:
.spnng hours cannot fail to bring
n
oas'n and eonsoiing thought,
iies many voices ever sing
joy 70 mortais brought s1eo
Butl,ow, o Autumn !! shall / dare
ITO paint thy gorgeous lues;
The sottness OF thy morning air, aa,c
Time evenings Rearly dews:
Inc s9ic,fn g grandeur o. my night
Nhose ,sls's s'afry crown Is set y -
WIN gems more radlant'y bright,
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