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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25

CHURCH BLOWN UP.-We learn from
the Coldwater Journal that avill'anous out
rage was perpetIated in that village last
Sunday morning between IL and O'Clock
The Catholic Church was blown up &C
that it will be total loss to the society. be.
ing an entire wreck. Two kegs of powder
were used for the purpose and placed. one
under the middle and the other under the
rear sill. The ruffians were systematic il
their arrangements and successful in theil
execution Tribune. lrrsas rf.l, 7Ssn
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Ohio FusiOnism Blown Up !

Treasury $3.50, 600 Short Gibson Resign
ed--Chase in Suea1!
Interesting to the people of Ohio. and to
the bond holders abroad, is he following
announcement which we find in the official
organ of fusionism, the Ohio State Jour
nal, of the 18th: =
LARGE DEFALCATION.
We are advised that w. H. Gibson has
this Cay resigned his Office as Treasurer o.
State, and that the Governor has appointed
A. P. Stone Of this city, to fill the vacan-
cy.
We are authorized to state that deficit
of FIVE hundred and fifty thousand dollars
has been found to exist in the Treasury
which defect is stated by Mr.. Gibson t
have existed when he came into the Office
and to have been caused by the defalca
ton of the former Treasurer john G.. Bres
lin.
The Governor has appointed William
Dennison. Jr., of this city. under the &C
of last winter, to make in conjunction will
the Auditor or one Of his clerkssa full ex
animation into the condition of the Treas
ury.
the July Interest. Notwithstanding thi
deficit, will be paid. se4.
That is rich! Breslin is the defaulte
and Gibson resignsC )what fish a toad is
Gibson, Fusionist, and sort of Will
Cat Banker in the great city of Tifip, run
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25

tons moving in sad aaray to the desolations
of death. Sitting siroccos drift its burn
ing sands, and its GASES are but few, small
and wide sundered. The glimmerings of
Ancient History are reflected from the
crimson surface of oceans of Blood" and
the strifes of medieval and modern
war. have poured red Amazors into the
scarlet deeps. True, eordials of friend
ship and love are sometimes quaffed. pure
and unadulterated; but how often is il that
"the smile, and the compliment GESTURE. and
the softly tuned word, and all those dear
emblems of kindness which shed linger-
ing starlight over life, can be mimicked,
and debased and turned into the dead point
OF what is called politeness and etiquette,
to hide sepulchrsl rottenness of false
hearts" Even the silken bonds of love,
and the tenderest friendships. are rudely
supdered by death. One, while kind ia
Their faints in the pilgrimage. breathes a
farewell to the "leved ones at home" and
sinks into the dreamless sleep. Somewhere
on iife's thorny pathway, the warm pulses
of the mothers true heart stand still. The
son and brother girds himself for the
battle of life,'' but "some bow, drawn at
a venture" sends home an arrow to the
manly heart. Tie sister and daughter.
that sweet flower Of the family, droops,
fades, and mingles with the dust; and
"To-6ay, while hearts with rapture spring,
The youth to beauty's lips may cling;
Tomorrow, and that heart of bliss
May sleepunconscious of his kiss
The infants cradle is to-day oscillated by
the hand of lova-to-morrow a little coffin
encloses the miniature of man." Anu
timely frost chilled the tiny bud. and the
tender blossom never unfolds Though
Earth has some fowery lawns--a single
Tempe may prove the wastes of a CONT
nent; though, in year, few lovely morn
iugs may dawn; though the "Red Seas
of history have few fowerv islets; and
though life may be irradia.ed with few
transient, fleeting smiles. yet ''it is a fact,
IS one well observes, '.that every man Of
woman, well advanced in years, has one
expression, giving tone to the others, van
islling it may be for an hour, but alway:
returning, and that--an oppression of sor
roag.'
SITS the twink of an eye-'tis the draft of .
breath,
From the blossom of health, to the paleness o
death;
I From the gilded saloon to the bier & the shroud
Oh, why should the spirit of mortal be pIoud.'
Over the whole earth, sorrow holds uni
versai sway. Il will restore thy child tc
life again, ''isaid an Eastern Sage to one who
wept mmoderately for a beloved daughter
provided thou art able to engrave on he
tombstone the Dames of three persons wh'
have never mourned;" the prince anxious
Iy inquired Cor such--fourd the inquir,
vain, and was silent.
/ Site fool hath said there is no God
But none, iia:ere sno sorrow"
The hope of fairer cline buoys up til,
fainting heart. Many, like Foster, hope fo
the sunlight of another world" TAX,
this rainbow from the showers of fallns
tears, and human hearts would be Away.
desolate indeed.
Courteous reader, for this time-adieu
s. A. c.
Pierceton, Ind, June 10Th, 1857.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
SALE OF CONGRESSIONAL SCHOOL
LAND

Notice is hereby given that the Auditor and
Treasurer of Starke county, and State of Indiana,
will, on Monday, the 18th day of July next, at 10
O'Clock said day, at the court house in the
town of Knox, offer for sale at public outcry, tho
Congressional school section situate in township
thirty (32) north, of range three ID west, and
generally known as Wayne township School Sec
ton-to be offered in eighty acre lots each APP
0ne-fOurth of the purchase money shall be Paid
IN hard, the residue tor year in
advance, and the residue in ten 40 years from
such sale, with like interest i'm advance
JOHN :. BENDER, Auditor
junlS-cIt.. Starke County.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
For the Democrat.
The Vale of Tears.

''Oh think what crowds in every land
Are wretched and forlorn;
Through weary life, this lesson learn
That man was made to mourn"
''rhe whole hemisphere of contempla-
ton is inexpressibly dark and mysterious.
1t is cloud pursuing cloud. forest after for
est, alps upon alps; almost all things are
covered with thlckest tlarkness;-I hope to
enjoy the sunshine of the otiler world" p
Such were the musings of mind cast in
no common mold; of mind that not only
looked into the ''abysmal deeps of person
atty" but whose earnest and keen percep-
tive powers searched through and analysed
the agonizing and anomalous sufferings
of bowed and broken humanity. till the
"climbing agony" of his own heart swelled
over the fountain of tears in bitter floods,
How like the Prophets scroll would be the
full record of MA volume whose entries
would be ELAINE ltation, mourning, and
Woe" The sunlight of Heaven once bathed
world of beauty. order and enjoyment;
and happy. unsorrowing pair ambulated
the green groves of Eden, and ate the rich
fruits of the 'sGarden of God;" but anon,
they are induced to open the food-gates q
evil; and are thereupon compelled to leave
blooming Paradise, and become exiles,
doomed to sorrow and signing till the win
Try night of death should freeze up the
fountains of grief foreverl And since tina
day, when Adam and Eve tasted Of thu
acrid 'frui. Of thst forbidden tree" ant
stood mantled in mourning outside Eden
sonrca ~
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25

Dis-Hon. Joshua R. Giddings, has writ
ten letter to the n. Y. Tribune, in which
he says that ..the God of Abraham" was
not his God; that he despises him and holds
him in contempt; that he is an idol or the
deity of the shareholders, and they are
right in worshipping him.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
WHO WANTS MONEY?

Notice is hereby given to holders of County Or
ders of Marshall CO., with numbers corresponding
with numbers below, of dates 1913, 40, 80 & 81
that upon presentation to the County Treasurer
at his Office, they will be redeemed:
1914, 1854, III, i43l, 1888, 1925, 2099, 1853
223S, 242S, 2447. 2456, 2472, 247e, 2479, 2479,
1874, $3.50. 1888. 25ss, 2623, 2Il2. 2254, 24s0,
1915 25S9, 1854, 1862, 1856, 2693, ZIG, 2733,
2740, 274S, $751;, 262S. oslo.
ID. NINNEDGE,
junle-3lt3. /. Nj. C., |.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25

I-A town in H., called Pona, was al
most totally destroyed by hurricane, on
the 18Th inst. One child was killed, and
several persons badly injured. Thirty
three buildings were blown down, and
property amounting to $4,000 was de
stroyed.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25

~We learn from the Louisville Cou
rier, that the Democratic candidate for APP
pellate Judge, has been elected. The dis
trict is composed of twenty-one counties
and includes the city of Louisville. The
star Of "Plug Uglyism" is on the wane.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
THE GREAT ENGLISH RENED 4!
SIR JAMES. CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills !!

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke
M. d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable Medicine is unfailing IN the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases Incl.
dent to the female constitution. 1t moderates all
excess, removes all distractions and brings on the
monthly period with regularity. These pills should
be used two or three weeks previous to conflne-
ment; they fortify the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother to
perform her duties with safety to herself and chiio.
These pills should not be taken during the FIRST
THREE MONTHS of pre- snancy, as they are sure 10
bring on miscarriage, but at any other ume .ney
are safe In all cases Of nervous and spinai anec-
tons. pain in the back and limbs, heavlness' Ia
t;gue on slight exertion, palpitation OF the heart,
owness of Spirits, Mysteries, sick headsche; ana al
the nainful diseases occasoned by disorded sys-
tenn. these pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed, and althougha powerful rem :.
DIV do not contain iron, caomel. anthony, or any
other mineral Full directions accompanying eaci
pack.ge Price, in the United States and Canada
one dollar. N. B.--$l.00 and 6 postage stamp.
enclosed to any other authorized Agent, will insure
bottle of the pills by return mail.
w. w. ROBERTS, Indianapolis, WHOLESALE
Agent for Indiana.
/ BRookE BRo., and r. A LEMON, agents PIym
south. o=ra -f0s,< narQ ofa - lunl 90 Suiy
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25

~Ex-Goy. Joseph 4. Wright has &C.
cepted the appointment to Berlin, and will
leave about the first of July.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25

The Clinton Republic says that wheat in
all parts of that country is promising. and
farmers say they never had better pros
pect.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
Boots and Shoes !!

At the Peoples Store may be found nice as
sortment of Boots and Shoes, among which are
Ladies' heeled Boots, which will be sold at prices
that must please. ~
2stf. O.,s. &R.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
STONE LINZ e
For Sale.

The undersigned vns be prepared TO supPIy
Marshall county with fresh burnt Stone Lime oy
the 10th of April, as low as can be done by any
one, at his new lime house, directly west OF the
rail road bridge. He has not gone West yet, and
is still ready to do Lathing and Plastering IN neat
and substantial manner on snort noIce * ose
when not on hand.
Thankful to the publ for past favors, ne would
s0' Da'' '0 :" ''"~ : @. F. sPAULDNG.
-5c-1etf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
a RETIRED FHYsICIAN, rs We

II Z 0IC1AIfs ltaIs
age having lost his father, to brothers, daughter,
s0n-n-law. nephews and neicos, by that dreadful
disease. CONSUMPTION, and suffering with a cough
himself determined TO visit the Fast Indies Egypt
and Japan, where he discovered a PreceRtiuc and
Certain Cure for Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Ner-
vOus Debility and Asthma. His cough was cured
Immediately; he returned, cured his relatives, who
inherited the diseases and in connection with his son
have employed it in their practice, curing thou
the purpose Of rescuing many of his fellow be-
ings as possible he is sending the recipe to all who
wish it for 10 cents of it to pay the postage, and
the balance printing. Address DIR. HEATH, l0l
Spring street. opposite st. Nicholas Hotel, New
York. junlS-3lm3-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
Ever morning wore
To evening. but some heart Oh

To evening, but some heart did break"
The blightings Of sin have passed over,
and made the world evidences Of woe"
u is no longer delectablc land, but a vast
scorched SaharaI: its wells few--its palms
whitening, and the great caravans Of ma
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25

Joshua P. Chapman
The above named complainant having filed in
the Clerks office of said court, his complaint
against said defendant, and also the affidavit of
disinterested person showing that said defendants
a nonresident of the State of Indiana; there
fore, the said defendant, Joshua p Chapman, is
hereby notified of the fling and tendency OF said
action-that the same will stand for trial at the
next of said court TO be begun and held at the
court house in the town of Knox, in said county
on Monday, the 9TH day of September, next, lc57,
and that unless he be and appear before said court.
and defend said action, the win be heard and
determined in his absence tfi -
JOHN S. BENDER, Clerk s. C. c.
A. w. PORTER, atty for plaintiff.
junl1 -30t3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
NOTICE, EXTRA:

All persons who are in want of choice and
pure article of COGNAC FRENCH BRANDY,
for medicinal and culinary purposes only, can ind
it in quart bottles at sign of the Golden Boot: 3.
W q .WHITMORB.
/ iunll 0ma. fie;t 1rsi3 e,r4hraa earl - 7o
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
Petition TO settle
lnsolvent.

Estate of
John Ashley; Petition to settle
Thomas Mcdonald, Admins lnsovent.
istrator de bonis non.
Notice is hereby given, that petition has been
filed in my office, and that the will be present
ed to the Common Pleas court at its July term,
1851, asking an order to settle said estate as nsol-
vent The assets in the hands of the administrators
being insufficient TO pay the debts.
ATTEST: NEWTON K. PACKARD, Clerk
iunl s-5lt3. Gel VI. G.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
. Final Settlement.
STATE OF INDIANA,

NJ ARSliAbL COUNTY !:
LII the Common Pleas Court, July Term
1851
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY:
TO ALL CONCERNED!

= IZlL = w . LlIt-F u y.
Those indebted to the undersigned would much
oblige him by calling Immediately and paying
thereby saving themselves the unpleasantness oil
being dunned for the same.
junlS-3It3 w. L. PIATT.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
STATE OF INDIANA.

STATE OF INDIANA.
STARKE COUNTY.
In lie .Storke Circuit Court, September
I Term 1857.
Petition for Divorce.
Jacob Bozarth.
The above named complainant, by her attorney,
having filed in the Clerks Office of said court, her
complaint against said defendant, and also the af-
fdavit of disinterested person, showing that said
defendant is nonresident of the State of Indiana:
therefore, the said defendant, Jacob Bozarth, is
hereby notified of the filing and tendency OF said
action that the will stand for trial at the next
term of said court, to be begun and held at the
court house in the town of Knox, in said comfy,
on Monday, the 9TH day of September, 1857, and
unless he be and appear before said court and de-
fend said action the same will be heard and deter
mined in his absence.
JOHN 5. BENDER, Clerk S. G. G.
w. NJ McCoRMIoz, atty for plaintiff
jun1 1908
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
STATE OF INDIANA,

STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY:
In the Common Pleas Court, July Term,
1857.
Est tie of
EuUs 5. futile; Final Settlement
Norman d. Tuttlc, Ad'r.
Notice is hereby given, that accounts current
will be presented to the court at Its July term 1857
for exam nation and FINAL settlement of the estate
of EnoS Futile. deceased.
ArrEs': NEWTON K. PACKARD, Clerk
unl SO, 3 {. G z. VI. c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25

Pierceton, Ind, June 10Th, 1857.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
EXPENDITURES:

mere have been county orders issued since the
first day of June 1856. Inclusive M TO the first
day of June, 1857, numbering from seven hundred
and five inclusive, for the following objects, to-
witt
For expcnse of
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25

''Oh think what crowds in every land
Are wretched and forlorn;
Through weary life, this lesson learn
That man was made to mourn.''
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25

The Auditor of Marshall County, Indiana, sub
nlts 10 the Board OF Commissioners of said county
the following Report OF the Receipts and Expen-
penditures, on account of said county, for the e.
nancal year ending May 3lst, 1851:
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ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL Jacob Va: h Gran
gle, do; Oh Kaufman, Md; X Frasop do: r n
McC,snHhan. do; Chas Moss; w III Elliott add
family Pa; Mrs \ Earickson, Md: Or Fow-
Ter, do Harrison, Va; v Finner. NY: g n
Shorter, Ca b Griffin. do w III ZONES do. i
McLdns, Va; w ii Beatty, Cal; @ sIciauyh
lir, Ga; w Thomas and lady Md; ! It Pig-
go't; Pa Zimmers, No y Brooks Md;Z B-f-
~, do; W Maulsby. do, Dr l. Cole, Nj: r
Ferguson, Neb; w ID Saunders and lady Ny, 3,
A Wyviii, Md; Haz-Itone NY: II Carr
and family, DC; Col A Lockridge Mic EIi,b,
Holmes ond lady, NY; = G Conov.r and lad :. p
Arnes' Ala; Mrs Arnes and child en- do; Miss
Allen: do; Miss I-eorey, do; Mr. Scott and son
Md; NJ Devy. NY; n Coates, NY; ] G Bsttsn
son. CT; Hacker NY; John UuuIbord Md,
y Eddy. Ind; w BOhanan. Nd; Schultz do
Mr. Webb, do; Miss VI Bohanap. do: i ID
Aowry, ny; A Duncan, Nd ~
WILI.ARDS HOTEL-W d G. sord Va.
y Jameson ,,,Ss,, Pa LIZ Bowen, c T. Europ-, Md
Phillips, Va; II Conklin, y Y J Contari-
60, Nalker, ] n II Ward and lady NY.R "a
Parkbardt, jr, Tenn; I. q Eddin. Mo. r N S,-d
NJ X Turnage, Tenn; w Fitch Ohio. ~ II
hite, vi J Love, VI; Com'rJ a wias!ow; p III
sullivan, Nd; lronsides, A Mehaffer, NYk; ID
Starkweather, Chilli J ID Arrnstrmig Penn',.
Baird, do; r Davis and daugLfef. r: r. p,nii
Misses vi Nilkin and l. A DiIlehey aI,b,m,,
: Whkin, DO; : Holman, Al; Col ID ID Tornp
kins, UsA P
kIRKWOOD HOCsE-E Robinson. y,.Jp
Foster Nd; q Mosby. Va: Hon Motion and
tSoy, 90; DI Laws, Nd; Il NJ Chase, do; II
swain: Nd; w Gregory, Va; Il It Owen Mis-
Roy, USA. Nv .
WARRINGTON HOUSE, Bfen.nard D.,
, Maniek, Va flagg, u Belfour, Jos fall
SaI flss, NJ Pa ker; A Boyd Handy
rh1a' y Nj BAILEY. Va; A l. Richards
West, do. "Au'
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III Two-and a. half million feet OF pine lum-
her were used in making clocks in Connecticut
last year
ID The Oregon Constitutional Convention met
at salem on the 18th and was permanently organ
lied on the following day by the election of Mr.
Deadly as president. Mr.. Terry was chosen
rotary.
IL Two men at work on the lake shore near
Oswego dag up key containing 1901 ancient
French coins, said to be seven franc pieces, worth
one dollar and ninety cents each. 'rhey left i'm
mediately for the Philad-lphia mint.
II The Register Of the Land Office in one Of
our Territories has been Obliged to close his Office
In consequence Of having so much land on his
hands lie could not clean them with soap and
water.
III II is said that secret understanding has
been generally come TO by the European Powers,
that in future the POpedoIn shall not be- held by
an Italian so exclusively as il has been for seve-
raj hundred years
ID Gambling in grain, selling short &c
Is extensively carried on in Chicago. One day
last week the buyers pressed 80 hard on the sell
srs TO deliver that the price of wheat WIS forced
up o or cents per buskei.
PAY OUR LIrTLs BILLs-NothIng helps the
money market more than the prompt payment OF
little bills Ii keeps up tTas- keeps money Ia lv
1nS, helps the banks, and makes everybody feel
good When everybody holds on TO ali the money
he gets because he fears times are going TO be
worse, he helps TO MAKE them so.
IL Hartwick. Otsego county v Y has Iaen
mucn e1clted OF late by q case Of Grim. con. in
which Elder = Il. Hayward. pastor of the Chris
nan church in that place, and female member
OF his hook, are the parties. A committee of
leading members OF the church having been an
pointed to investigate the charge, reported IL ss
taincd by their investigation.
IL According TO the decision Of an Albany
Justice scducin2 young ladies OF means is not an
offence against the statutes. 4 youny lady sued
the father Of her illegitimate res possibility for
support for the infant. The defendant did not
deny the paternity, but commended that complain
ant had 500 in bank, and was able to support the
child without applying to the authorities The
dismissed the complaint. This decision is an
important one, and shows that IL Is much safer to
ruin eyOung woman OF means than a youn 4.
woman Of poverty
u IL would be well II those people who are
foolish enough 70 contemplate drawing their de-
Posltes out OF the Savings Banks. Trough fear
or al the lnsiSation OF designing knaves should
read TIE following from the Albany Eyenin"
journal, and take warning:
We are informed that an Irish woman who
panic strickeI. drew her depostes of several hun
d5ed dollars from the Savings Bank a few day,
since has either lost or had stolen from her $50
We presume she is not the only victim of folly of
this Sort as the following f ON tue Troy Time,
proves - A poor W dow wom.n who had slig
on dePosite III the Commercial Bank falling into
tas general distrust OF monetary institutions
which prevailed last week, on Saturday drew il
out On sunday she was robbed OF its
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EVENING STAR.
TFoR IHE STAR
MY MOTHER.

MY MOTHER.
think Of thee, my Mother. when The roses scent
When the soft June brsezes whisper and natures
face IS fair
In all the gaTnlturo aud tloom Of the summer rich
1 think Of thee, my Mother. but thy home IS far
away.
Oh, well thou dldst love nature, and of ms feet
were led.
My youthful feet beside thee, where the messy
CARPET spread
In the dim old forest sanotuaries whore the wild
Still. a. then tho birds are wsrbling but thy yOic.
no more I'll hear.
oh when the early flowers of spring decked wood
and valley DER,
Bright gsIiands woud'st thou Gull for me, and from
thy ups would pour
Sweet tender words FROM a full heart-n Mother
heart ct love:
And hast that love all passed from EARTH TO thy
blessed home above?
And can II be that those love with such tender
trust,
And strong affections all our own. must perish with
the dust
oh no. there ever seems tie to bind our spirits
fast
To those so true who'vs "goIe before" and whom
well meet at last. . 5000
And when the shadow land reached hey ond LIES
Oh who will greet Us with love like Mother for
bore.
think of thee my Mother. when my spirits light is
And think of.hse in sunny hours when joyous free
And memory of thy tender words and fond mat srnal
Seems ever lowering round my lifo, in spirit thou
BuCIiSsHsM, Bucks County. Pa. H.R.M