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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
BY R0B'T a. THOMPSON.
@gLE 9 JlE. % " @E nv,
HfY Dear old Horne.

- came again teny dear old home, S.
~ But Years long since had sped, y, IS, s.
~ And mid the raven locks of youth
Lay many silyery thread
. Tie bounding step was slow aud sad,
+, The sparkling eys grew dim,
~ And the bird-note, once so blithesomer fell Z
.ss4 Like the chimes Of o funeraseh ehymu.e s
gog looked for the roof that sheltered once
~ The loved OF fclildhood's hours ~ - ssas 4
! sought for the hcarth-stone-44upon it lay
- "A mound of grass and flowers.
- The bioad-arnled oak whose sheltering shad,
Was the scene of our merry play
~ a moss-grown stump marked out the spot !.
: * Thattola Of its sad decay.
I'wandefed downto the poplar spring,
's And dtaltk from its gushing stream, p (
j Bub the ght had lost its Qagic charm,
q The wives heir golden glv,fn; !, Il ~. ~
For the dipping waye seemed to speak
FF.aa With the tones of long o. .ist3Oe
S),,nany a tunehil voice is still
That mingled With their fowl
turned ia seek with lingering step,
And spirit bowed and sad, ,5- ft
For those who had blessed that loyglV rSof
@ s. And made the henrth-stone glad; q
s$ kla Ifound them all where the willow droop'C
~ ionlgI green ijs.: ijs.s:: ( liS arountl-Z
= Some cherished form was resting; there.
Nsstlt each quiet, grassy mound
- am fort ain in the wide. cold world,
4, ,ssss But Yslacre' OF iay footsteps tread
The deagest seat Will be, to mo, ys- ~ 81 81
~ The homes of the loved onesdehti. /.
The sunshine steals thro' the hanging houeh
With asoftened, holy light
And silcnttears CLEAN purest there,
JN In the hush Of ofthelslunmcr night
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
Pickens District;

understand that this desirable property is
Itowbeing offered to the public, and willbc
rallied for as soon as the chances are all dis
posed of: s:5s 4gl Etp <.sA A n
"Ono Of the best evidences of progressin i
this part Of the State, is the manufacturing,
establishment of Col, Easley, who is, [ be-
lieyc, member of the Legislature of South
Carolina from Pickens, three and a half
miles east of the evillage, located on Six Mile
Greek, in the midst of an extensive forets
abounding with pine and every variety of
timber necessary for man. s use. Here the a.
Colonel has, within the last two or three
years, erected a saw mill, with all the mod
ern improvements in Chat branch !, and the
keeper informed me that he could, as an or
dinary day swork, cut twenty thousand feet (,
OF plank in twelve hours with one saw,
which is circular one ] stood by while
one log was cut, which measured two hum
drcd aud twenty feet in four minutes by
the watch. Attached are machinery for =
planning plank, tongueing and growing It, c
for mortlcing, for making sash, for inalSincc
shingles, lathe for turning iron and other
metals, and last, though hnot least grist
mill, and propelled by one King Wheel
| thirty-si& feet in diameter There are also
| several kilns-for seasoning plank, and fur
mace for casting metals, Within fifty yards
of these works is q spring of excellent wa
ter, and within couple of hundred, a min
e:ai sptlug WHOSE .wateIS hta proved ethca-
I,ou @ as = was in.orilcu ny thoSe WHO had
D'gI sho,,a DeaonISot ToIe ~ sno Sne'u, o.,
IAogpg :, no.l ~ q ille olsV9l'V, ooi' 'sioy
nus nus u po@per nilil now nearly compieted-- >
.ie ilouse, ma'eI-Wheei' ana most OF tne ma
Slltioiy peinS eiieeuy iillisileu' leaving
foW lnilol pattleulats 70 DC MADE ready be-
l0i1 SI ;i,p'i0acGutg 1' ~ .! powoer IS commen-
SeS ,S. ~ niln ~ - ei,Sioly sltuatea upon a.
has ouanttS % Of @ Woos ssu s}.R IsPgs %0rks Sar he
coalready, and expects soon to make two
| hundred and fifty pounds of powder per !.
day. He expressed the hc7 pc that he would I.
bc.able tomake suchq quantities, and ofsuch
quality, as would attract the attention of
those who deal, in the article, and Ultimate
/ lg to enjoy the patronage of the Govern
rnent in the sale OF Fhis powder, These ,es-
Establishments are twelve miles from Pendle-
ton, TO which place 1t is expected the rail-
road VIII be completed within the next SIX
months, aud to which, when finished, tie
PoSoer and lumber from them will have TO !.
be conveyed by wagons aud thence to the
best market by thecars phis will enhance
the sales, and enable hnn to fill orders
more promptly and at less expense. They
which place he has been libaf5Ily nstron;s. -
| ed in the woy Of lumber, thongb cSsrr;od by..
WAGONS D,irine NV stov, on ordar fS,,.
| fourteen thousand feet Of blank was ciyens, $
besides several for less Quantities 3
These works cannot be othcr,yise tbo,, 4,
/ ..'-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
VOL. TX. NO. is.

ton, or Marlborough could have won a field
from it. -SlNE
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-04
LEGAL SALES.
PROBATE SALE.

TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA. | Seventh District
PARISH OF EAST fEIICf,NA. Court No. 253G
Succession of H. Oppcnhcimcr.
N PuRSU ANCE to an order and authorized by n
commission to me directed by the honorable court
aforesaid. will offer for sale. at my Office in tho
town Of Jackson. on
TUESDAY, JULY 90, 1857,
between the hours of II AN. and o'clock, r. NJ.
the following described property, to wit:
Fractional Lot, No. Two (2), Square No.
Two (2), now occupied as a store by Henry
Rcinbcrg.
Also: Lot No. Five (5), Square No. -Four
(i), the late residence Of tie deceased.
TERMS or SALE
a credit of one and two years. purchasers to give
notes with approved personal security. and n mort.
gage to be retained importing confession of iudg.
mcnt, until final payment Of The notes and interest
G. W. CATLETT.
ltinc ~. 1897 Auctonccr.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-04
CLINTON DRUG STORE.

~ y 0VHNEI', I0THIN 5VUAKE,
L ST TABLISHED IN lS49, BY
rs A a g N. LIE MON.
Wholesale and retail dealer in Drugs and Medicines
chemicals paints oils, dyestuls, perlumery, glass.
ware dyo-woods painters articles. yarnshcs win
dow-gas fine soaps. fine hair and tooth brushes
sceds Of all kinds. surgical and dental instruments
russe9 and supporters Of all kinds, spices, snuns,
manufactured tobacco. superior inks,
T1"i'Drc WHcs aR Branaic3 Tar Mdical Purposes "sss
Fancy articles. tSe.. &c, &c. All the popular med.
icines Of the dayior sale at proprietors prices.
offer goods equally as low rs they can be obtain
ed from any establishment in this section, warranted
to be fresh, pure and genuine.
Orders from the country promptly filed, and sat-
isnction guaranteed without regard to price and
quality. Prescriptions will receive careful attention
at ALL HOURS
PeEons wanting medicines on Sundays will please
call ut the residence of In. LEMON.
Clinton, La, May >, 1857.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-04
PAINTS. OILS. &c

PAINTS, OILS, &c.
BEEClEEN0, the Druggist, at Clinton, La,
HAS BOUGHT, received and is now prepared to
IL supply his patrons and the public generally,
with The following articles. In any quantity, of first
rate quality and upon liberal terms.
White lead in oil or dry, yandykc brown.
Red lend in oil or dry, Terra dscnna burnt or raw
Zinc paint Gold and other brOnzes,
l.aW lnsccd oil " silver leaf,
BOILED, Carmnc.
Spirits OF turpcntne, l.ytharge and sugar lead,
Copal yarnish, no. |, 2, Graining tools,
Carriage Badger flats,
Furniture " Marking brushes,
White damar varnish Camel hair pencils,
Japan yarnish, Meats foot oil,
Japanncr's gold size. Tanners oil
Prussan blue in oil or dry Lard OIL
Brown umbcr, . - Sweet OIL lst and 2nd.
Yellow Ochrc, . - Celestial blue
Chrome and paris green's in oil or dry,
Chrome yellow, orange and lemon,
Chinese and American yermilion.
Paint and yarnish brushes French and American.
march 22, 1857.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-04
NOI,ICE.
NO1'ICE.

III father Jonas X. Stuart. was captured in the
III year 1885, in the month Of November. and was
taken or the ship Mary Jane in the conflict of the
republic of Texas, and was shot as prisoner at the
city Of T0mpico. Mexico. am now The only suryiv-
ing heir of said deceased, being the only son. in
tend after legal publications according to the laws
ot Texas, to apply for whatever head right. bounty
land, or donation iands that my father may have
been entitled 10 for his service. aforesaid.
MORTIMER G. STUART,
BY JOHN ". ROBERTS, Attorney.
Clinton, La, May lG. 1851. Gods
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-04
NO. 10.
NORWOOD TILDON,
4 CARD,

A CARD.
HENRY s. BEECHENO begs I'd
IL return his sincere thanks to his friends, and the
inhabitants of East Feliclana, generally, for the
kind and liberal patronage bestowed upon him since
he commenced business in Clinton. and assures them
no eNcrions shall be wanting on his part to merit
continuance Of the same.
II. $. BnEclESo is fully prepared to supply plant
ers. and all others with every article in the Drug
business, and from his long experience in that linc
combined with n practical acquaintance with chem
isiy in al its branches merely requests trial as o
test Of hisqualilcations. An accurate analysis of
mineral waters will be granted gratis, to those dcsi-
rous Of having IT made.
plHslcMNs PRESCRIPTIONS are dispensed with
neancss and promptitudc and with great care as to
labelling. and the minor details.
\ constant supply Of the choicest brands Of Wines
and Spirits, on hand. for MEDICAL PURPOSES, only.
\ large quantity Of Ale and Porter, (lirst rate
quality) continually coming to hand.
H. ;. y. does not feel disposed to advertise the
exact quantities OF Drugs he has received lately.
fearing he might possibly uSDrR-ratc It, and not do
himself the justice he is so anyiously seeking.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-04
SITERIFFS SALE.
THE STATE or LOUISIANA. PMasH OF EtSr FELICINN
The State of Louisiana


John G. Walker. A. G. Carter. nnd John Rist. !
TN PURSUANCE Of a writ Of nri incins 10 me di-
j. rectcd on the 26h day Of September. A. d. 1913.
by william De Buys then treasurer Of the state ufor-
said. commanding mo, that by the distress and sale
of the property of the defendant John G. Walker
should collect the sum of seven thousand three
hundred and sixty seven Gl-l0D dollars. with ten
per ccut interest from June lst. 1871. due TO the
state by the said Walker. on account Of the state
taxcc collected by him for The year 1910 in said
parish ] did on the "a day Of November 1918.
proceed TO levy said writ on the following prop
crty. to wit:
Five Hundred and forty-four (5i4) acres Of
Land, situated in the Parish Of East Fc-
liciana, State of louisiana together with
the improvements thereon, then the resi-
dcncc Of the said Walker. Said Land
bounded as follows: on the east and south,
by A. &. Carter; west, by lands of the
estate Of DR.. H. w. Walker; on the
north, by lands Of the estate Of Parsons
Carter.
Which said tract Of land aud improvements will
expose at ghcril's sale on the
.: FIRST SATURDAY OF AUGUST,
1851 nj j O'Clock. a. VI. at the door of the court
house, in the town Of Clinton, said parish.
TERMS or SNLE-Casl.
ime y. 1851 j. NJ. G. BROWN. StcdG.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-04
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS.

~ tIUoI III DUSlNLo0.
GREAT BARGAINS. Mrs +. b. Lyons will from
VI this date offer the entire stock Of Goods at
GRElTIf REDfCED PRi9ES.
Printed musins. from 20 cents up;
Rich organdcs and iaconct, under import cost,
Best frcuch prints. at % cents,
French corsets, from two TO three dollars each,
Linen cambric handkcrchioiF, from pcr doz. up,
Embroidered do under cost,
Lace and silk mantlas; very extensive stock,
at per cent under the usual prices,
Good Bareges, at % cents per yard.
llounccd baregas and organdes: very low prices,
Embroidered bands, really cheap,
Nhalebono skirts, at deduction Of so cents, on
each skirt. Hosiery, Gloves, Ne, very low.
Jacconcts, cambrics, and Swiss musns, at prices
TO suit purchasers.
The public Is respectfully invited 10 call and exam
Inc these goods and prices the assurance that This
advertisement is not intended to make sales al the
nsna prices, but for The purpose Of selling out these
Goodsat prices that must satisfy purchasers m 80
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-04

LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NDiltIJ.
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against tho
IA estate of Mrs. Mary Olutt. are hereby requested
to present the same to my attorney. John McVca
Esqr. and those indebted to said estate are request
cd to make immediate payment
june 20, 1851. WILLIAM OFFuTT. Admir-
TuE STATE or LOUISIANA 7th District Court.
PMlsll or EAST FglmhNA. No. 1912.
In the matter Of the succession of Noel Waddcl deed
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that b. W. G.
lS Brown has applied to this Court for letters of
administration upon the above named succession. and
unless legal opposition be filed thereto. letters will
issue TO him N ten days after the publication Of this
notice.
june 20, 1851. WM. PATTERSON, Clerk.
TIM STATE or LOUISIANA. 9TH District Court.
PGslI or EAST FG cl,vt No 202G.
In the maitcrof the succession of ". H. O'Riclly.
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN. that Vim. Sadcr
IN has applied to this Court for letters Of admins
ratiOn unon tho Aforesaid succcs-ion ana unless To-
gal opposition be filed thereto in ten days after the
publication Of this notice letter. will issue to him
juno 90 ls5I. WM.PATTERSoN. Clerk
TIM STATE og LOUISIANA. | 7ih District Court.
pAnlSll OF Wrsr FriIriANA. No. 272l.
IN the matter Of The insolvency Of i. W. Dent
NOTICE " HEREBY GIVEN, that II. y. Chase.
~ has fled in This Court. lis account a. syndic Of
the insolycnt a. W. Dent. which will be homologat-
cd in thirty days after the publication of this notice
unless legal opposition be filed thereto.
June 20, 1857 WV. PATTERSON, Clerk.
TIN STATE Of Lo,tsl,x,, 7th District Court.
PARISH on EAST FELichNA. No. 2Gi.
In the matter of the insolvency of James H. Shrop-
shire.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that ". W. Chap
~ man. has ed in this Court IN account as syndic
Of The insolycn James H. Shropshire which will bc
homologatcd in thirty days from the publication of
this notice unless legal opposition he made thereto.
june 20 1857. VIZ. PATTERSON, Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-04
CLINTON MALE SCHOOL.

8 =. II'YNr3 VII open u school in lhc town of
y. Clinton on Monday the 9Th October nj the School
House formerly occupied by Il. D. Craig and re-
specinlly solicits Il share Of public patronage.
TERMS.
For teaching IN The Primary and English depart
mcnt $500 Per scholar per month For Latin,
Mathematics, Loo per month per scholar
No scholar taken for less than The expiration Of
the quarter, and no deduction made for time lost
except in case Of pfotfnctcd illness.
OclOlor |. 1856.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26
Pre.byt-rian Convention.

The Committee Of Arrangements have received,
by letter. the names of 12l delegates who are COM
ing to the Convention on the 25th. This does not,
OF course include any of the Richmond delegates.
Tn all cases where time allowed, the Committee has
forwarded to the delegates, whose letters they re-
ceiyed, schedule of the reduced rates allowed on
numerous routes of travel, extending from Phiia-
de,phia on the North, far to the South and West
aeeomnanyins this circular with directions to the
houses assigned them during their sojourn in our
citvso that most of the delegates will be enabled
to proceed TO their quarters Immediately on their
arrival here Those who have not haa previous
corresnondence with the Committee will report
themselves Mt the Lecture Room OF the United
Presbyterian Church, on sth, between Grace and
Franklin sts.
The delegates heard from as follows: presby-
,ery of Rockaway, New Jersey, l; Wilmington
Md. & Philadelphia, Pa, others probably, /.
The above. as their locality indicates, are not
strictly delegates of the Presbyteries to which
they belong, but represent members Of those bo-
dies who sympathise with the Southern Church, in
its present exigeney.
The Presbytery Of Holston, East Tenn, sends
delegates; Union, do. do, 4; Kingston, de- do, O.
New River, do do, 13; Richland, West Tenn; o.
West Tenn, do. do, .; Harmony, Ky, 3; Green Ri
yer, do, .; Usage, Missouri, i; Lexington, do, l.
Lexington South, Miss, 2 Clinton, do, /; Newton,
Ala, 2; Winchester. Va, 30; Hanover, Richmond
not included, 26 District of Columbia, 2.-Total
l2l.
Doubtless others are yet to be heard from. The
Convention meets In the United Presbyterian
Church, tomorrow evening, at S o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26
The French Volcano.

Whilst many of the French politicians are e1ult
ing the British troubles in India and foo!ishy
predicting the speedy overthrow Of British power
there are signs of the smouldering Of political
volcano beneath their own feet. A Paris cores
popdent of New York journal says the govern.
ment itself every now and then confesses the exist
ence of apprehensions, by displaying a great mill
tsry and police force, as was lately the case while
the corpse of the poet Beranger was being con.
yeyed to his final resting place 1t is declared that
not only democrats, but also the ancient aristo-
ersey Join in the efforts to upset the present
yeoine and that in the late election Prince Join
Vile was in Paris. Hundreds of working people,
it is added are from time to time turned adrft on
the streets by large companies the leaders Of which
belong TO the enlightenment party, In order to
kindle the fire that is already glowing under the
ashes amongst those most disseminated on account
Of the dearness of vietuals and the scsntiness OF
the Means of subsistence.
The government, however, Is not asleep. There is
no doubt of its and OF the In
at It's disposal Ii is said that the astounding pub
lie embellishments In the French capital, BY pull.
ing down lots of houses and converting narrow
lanes into large streets and squares, have not only
been carried into effect with view to gratify the
eye, but the chief aim Of the leading parties was
strategicai one, visible to the eyes of everybody
while other works of the same kind are concealed
from the masses, as for instance the large sub
terranesn passage that leads from the Chateau de-.
Tuileries TO the Caserne Napoleon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26
stock Panic I'm New York,

There is now an extraordinary stock panic In
New York, and one which has prevailed for some
time past. This panic has resulted partly, il not
chiefly, from a mania for speculation in stocks,
which has had its influence upon great number
of persons who have raked and scrsped together
all the money they could command, and invested
1t In those railroad and other stocks that the stock
gamblers of Wall street were daily using In their
deep games. The steady and rapid decline in those
securities has broken and ruined very many Of
these persons 1t is likely that In their fall they
will innict injury upon wider circle than their
own. The Ohio Life and Trust Company failed, ac
eording to one aceount-snspended according to
snother-on Monday. II is probable that this In
stitution had loaned money stocks, and thus be.
came involved In the reyulson of the stock specu-
lation. We shall SEQ, perhaps, other signs Of this
reyulsion soon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

The cost otthe police ofthe city OF London during
the last year ga, 1874.
Great CONSERVATION prevailed along the Moselle,
Italy, on account of series of CONGREGATIONS, by
which small towns, villages and forests had been
destroyed.
The report that the United States steam frigate
Roanoke was to be cut in two transversely, is I'M
true.
The season at Cape May is over. On Friday there
was not five hundred strangers in all on the island
and most of the houses were closed.
party of gentlemen recently took one thousand
and five trout in ten hours at Moose Hillock, Ha-
verhill, n. H.
The New York State Fair will be held in the city
Of Buffalo this year the 9th, 7th, Sth and 9th
days of October.
Hon. 3. II. Roys, of Madison, Wisconsin, died ON
the 18th. lie was county judge Of Dane county.
VIM. c. Wilkinson, the oldest active member of
the Philadelphia fire department, died on Satur-
day.
DIR. Wayland is using the Baptist Churches to
try anew their ancient practice of congregational
singing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

SUICIDE FOR LoyE.-Burted at the Cross Roads
Monday last young girl named Earlwne. who's,
father resides on Fish Creek Hills, in Marshal
county, committed suicide by hanging. The caus,
of this carrying ont of desperate resolve, is dis
appointment in love. She obtained permission t,
60 TO a clearing near her fathers house to gather
bark for kindling wood and was observed to take q
rope with her. She remained ont longer than wa.
her custom and search being instituted, the unfor
tunate found suspended to the limb OF a tire.
lifeless. Miss Earlwine was about eighteen year,
of age. The superstitious people of the neghbor
hood would not allow her to be buried In the
church yard, and her remains were appropriately
inferred at the Cross Roads, in accordance with u
heathenish custom and an obsolete law WheeIinq
Ju,) It,L1eRcsr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


CoAnlsslosKEs' CnRrIricArl--fhe undersigned,
sworn Commissioners 10 superintend the drawing Of
the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, do here
BY certify that the above Il accuate list Of the
Numbers and Prizes, "a they were drawn by ns this
day at Magnolia Hall, Atlantis, Ga
4: B. FORSYTH, s,,orn cOn
NM VI. Butt. (o"othOOmn rs
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this day, Aug
I'D, 1857. L. Z. SIMPSON. Y. p.
KSPL.sarIoS.The left hand row In each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel The amount oppusite each Number
SSAl Tickets where the Number ends In !, are enti
tied to go In addition TO any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle il to. Half Quarter aud
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part. !
Certtncates Of Packages entitled to all they
draw over the SO Prizes, HalyesI Quarters and
Eighths in proportion.
The principal Prizes In this scheme were sold in
the following places, wig: No. 1891. 10000 Boston.
Mass, and jackson. Georgia; No 5000, $4,000, Sc.
Augustine, Fla; No. 2s-ss $500 Washington, Arg ::
No. 1879 5000. wood.llls Ala No. l2l2. t20p
New orleans, La: No, 1918, 5000, Oklahoma, Misa
No. ls33s, e2,ouo. Nashville, Tennessee No. sT3s.
1900, notsoid; No. e2s, sc 600 Fall River, Mus No
1876, $2coo. Brooklyn. New York; No. ssos SSooo,
Charleston, 2. @. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26
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DIED,

NnR EIiZxnETH infant daughter Of John
and Julia Ann Tibbs aged IL months and sasys' ha,
The friends of the family are invited 70 ss SwsJ
funeral from the residence OF her fstnef' thi' w
nesday) morning, nj 10 O'Clock.
Farewell, dear Eieanora. thou art gona
Forever from my sight;
Shall no more thy face behold,
So cheerful and 80 bright.
And IL that sweet voice forever husfied
On earth loved 80 DEAR
Tho oft think I heard 1t move.
Still throbbng In my ear.
Lonely In the house and sad the hours
Since thy sweet smiles are gone;
But oh a brighter home than ours.
In Heaven, IL now thine own
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