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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

EDUCATION AND OCCUPATION. is stated
that of the 6O6 convicts who now occupy the
Ohio Penitentary, 5l4 cannot read or write,
and 400, or nearly SO per cent. of the entire
number, have no trades. This brief return is
full OF meaning. 1t at once admonishes and
instructs. There arc two great essentials for
success in liberalization and regular occupa-
tion.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
no AaskHuUn.rURSsPS.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
Ky call the Ettelt,p' % - tliers and
znzzo9 dealers TO the fo,iywl OK tenslyeus
NsssAA Ns---.- snrtment of AGRtC u 1. r X l.
1xzAta1k-aszssxHs~ IMPLEMENTS, &c., which are
made of the best material and q the most Improved pat
Peacock Rarr, IheaTs OF all sizes. Woolcock a Wiley
oastngsG sizes HaTrows and SultiyaioTs oI az knIs
Patent Wheat Drills, with Seed Sower Perpont hresh
and Mower. Montgomery \ Bros Gram Fans, Eagle
Han Se; 1smSee stray @ GHtteyot all sses; SParr9@
tice for hand use. Vandersoe Sausage Cuersor butch
erng and families. These machines superior to any
that is in tie market. Corn Shelters of different makers
for horse and hand power Horse hoes and hand hoes
Vegetable Cutters Sauage filler and Lard presses Also
and aandes Cedar Ware, Tubs, BuSGets, cEns. Grain
Superphosphae Of Lime Of the best quality and warrant
ed, Garden, Flower and Field ed, warranted fresh
and genuine All orders for Implements, Seeds, c.,
promptly attended to- addressed to the subscriber. No.
10 Orepse Street, or Is Market street, Wilmmgten;
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
NEW CASTLE.

lzET- lease notice II johnson advertisement III
anothe coluinn, for Medicines, &c.
A LII of Dr.. ayne's Family Medicines Tor sale BY
"A HENRY JOHNSON, Apothecary,
oo3ite riD non h Lambsons New Castle, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

CoLLoeuY.-Coot morer, Patrick how you
tuz
lrishman-The top o. the morning till yei
Smtt dye think wen get rain the day2
Dutchman-kess no; We never has much rain
in very dry time.
Irishman--Faith, and ye're right there,
Smitt-and thin whinver 1t gets in the way o.
rainiu', the divil bit o. dhry wither will We
get as long as the wet spell howlds.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
phs Cuban EIalr 4. lfa.viaosatSSs

J>Hls NEW AMP VALUABLE 9REpARV,A1,TdIiooSS
is now presented tn the public by The TuprletnI'm-
ter gvins It an eNtonsYe trial EGd receiTi1s " Vii VII
certainly prevent the ning ofhe hair anu restore
when il has fallen. II cleotually eleansesthe seap
rom all ulndsu ans prevents its iormlnes IS aWost
bcautifu Of the lqlr producing line soHs @ nnu
suiness particularly recommended TO tne "a lesl
and alg refer to several n Wilm %hn hSye usou
{, Prepared By Dr. bDW' WIN u nEIa ia,ii i;,,v
PRICE 80! and 10 cents per bott lc,r,,,>,,,,
Sot in Wilmington hy Messrs, EDWAhD MIC NALL
Jos $, BENNETT. Druggists. NOv u bh's
Testimonial 10 DR.. u. WOrreH.
DELAWARE CRY, DRI.., Feb. p, 1851
DEAR SIRt affords me nnci pleasure to teSlS a. e te
srribed il number o cases where the mar au iale 9ht
disease. aud IN case proved sWcc9sblu
il no only prevents ie hair falling ont, but promotes IFS
Growth ~ stimulating tho Olcles, and ulcanseS te scalp
bS removing dandrn aud eayes the hair son and g0ssy,
The greHt advnntage il s that does pot leave hnl oily
ahesyeness which preparations of the kmi now IN use are
81 apt To do. ,,. ~,
am sustained nmy testimony by many ladies OF the
il mud spoken 10 me 0f its qualities am firmly convinced
only required to he known To insure its general se hn
can cnusclentonsy rccnnmeni asa sale, eihcaciousau
JOHN II. FROMBERGEt, NJ.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

Why are good resolutions like fainting
adiesl They want carrying out.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

'sAIr. Smith, the hogs are getting into your
cornfsd."
Never mind, Billy; Pm sleepy. Corn won't
hurt EN-"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

SOMETHING TO Cry ABouT.-Two Irishmen,
a dish of prepared mustard, which Mother of
them had ever happened to meet before. Ono
Of them took spoonful at venture, which
quickly brought deluge of tears to his eyes.
What are you crying for2 asked his COM
panion.
was crying at the recollection of my poor
father, who was hung about twenty two years
ago.
The dinner proceeded, and soon the other
made dip into the mustard, with a result
similar to the former.
What are you crying for was the grave in
quiry of his comrade.
I'm crying because you were not hung when
your father was.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
upEnr.SrNRrMc

YhRS Cherry Pectoral nnd Pills, nollnway's Olnt-
n non and pills tho genuine; q Swaynes and jay ne's
. tanlly Medicines; Rose Ointment good remedy
for various erurtive diseases; buy the genuine nt
=. WIN, BAKER KlNSEY'S,
aud "a pt ais
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

Why is Julian, the great musician, like cleo
triCity? Because he beats time.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
Iron Railing,

SECOND SSirS VI, BiETYEEN. Wall
g, SNUF AND POPLAR, WILMINGTON,
S=1 DEL, having lust receiv ii some aud beaut
III I'll pattern now prepared to lprnish all klnds
dE4s IL 1llmg Tor Camctary Lots, Yards, &c. Ien-
ouablete Those Ia want Of railing are invited to
salt. -, .. ,.., -, -, = -,.r =, ,,i, ti,o
ve3ni,i nj the slurteSt notice. jan, 10 IT,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

SHARP CUTTING.
fENABLE ard p0okst Knives. Razors Scissors and SUI
s'o'' II. FAIRY,
In tha basement of I, q, wehl's Hat store,
No Market street
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

Hon. Edward Everett is to DO the orator be-
fore the Alumni of Cambridge (MaEs.) Univer-
sity on tho 10th Of July,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
FARNERs AND pLANTERs

THE cheapest manure ye for corn potatoes in the
hill rs weIls pOudrs.te, composed entirely Of night
soil and charcoal dust tpothng ese THIS Is believed
he the best article Of the kind ever brought INTO
the market 1t IS manulia nred expressly Tor The sub.
scrhcrs who will warrant its purity aad value, PrIce
81 cts. per hushel, 80 per hh Une small handful
to enc hill Will make Try VI IVY barrels now on
hand. ). NJ. PENNOCk Vo.;
mar % W Illnlngtnn. DEL.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
HUMOROUS.

Life is a romance ofwhich a coquetto never
tires Of turning over new leaf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

A lemonless Irishman was observed one even
ing slicing potato into his hot whiskey toddy.
'sWhy, what are you aboutP' Charley in
quired.
aIt's punch am maxim dear i'' quietly re-
piled Pat. ,,-g.....
'But what are you slicing that in fort"
''To give it aavor!"
"What potsto favor :"
"Snre, and isn't flavor flavor, whether
it's lemon or pitaty 1''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

nAGunRRnoEYPE PonTRAITs. ).

~ SnhPh1s'r'Ti NV Light Rooms, No. &C Market St.,
~. WiimiartOn, 2nd story, over e. D. ARMSTRONG;
stare Pictures taken equally wen IN uu Wealher, anu
warn nj ed to give satslaetlon, ---
CO-PARTNERSETP.
TAMEs C, MeCOMBSis is admitted ag The partner "
y csiher Lnslness Of the undersiSned. The FIRM will
hereafter 6e II, ,S. MoComb7 Bro, and will continue the
business all i yatle9s hITpehes At NE od s.qnd; oP
ageIs respectfully soliclted' H. - McCoMbs'
HhS, McScoMBs & BS 10, will continue the ,TsnaIae.
tn eo ali kinds of Leather fri Shoemakera and snaLe,s
order Leather Hose Of all al4ssi aud patent Stretched
Whole, Hide nnd Siio Leather Betting, single and double
thoknegy either PLAIN water proof oenente and war
ranted superior ARTICLE Alioflers VIII pe htSS tne
tat ratSs s'S'''" - 49, ' ilv
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

LoGIc.-EddIe "a very smart boy,)-"Pa
how many chickens are there onthis dish :"
Parent.-'sTwo my SON."
Eddie.-"No there are three. This one is
one, and that is two-and don't one and two
make threel'
Parent.-''Well, then your mother may have
one, Ill take the other, and you may have the
third for your dinner ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

Hawkins, to bo hung IN Estil county. KY,
on the 2eth instant, Tor tho murder OF Two
men, is only 81 years old, and has married nvs
wives.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

MIsApPRRnExsIoN.-W recollect once being
very much amused ut the relation Of the fol-
lowing anccdote, form the lips of q very amia-
ble, and, withal, a very modest widow lady in
New Jersey. Soon after her husband paid the
debt Of nature leaving her his legatee, claim
was brought against the estate by his brother,
| and a process was served upon her by tho
sheriff Of the county, who happened to be
widower of middle age. Being unused at that
time to the forms Oflaw-though in the pro-
tracted law suit which followed she had ample
opportunity OF acquiring eXperience-she was
much alarmed, and meeting, just after the de-
parture OF the sheriff, with Il female friend, she
exclaimed, with much agitation :-s'What do
you think! Sheriff Prince has been after mel
Well, said the considerate lady, with perfect
GOODNESS, she is very fine man." But ho
says he has an attachm mt for me-" 'Well,
have long suspected ho was attached to you
my DEAR ''But you don't understandable
says must 60 to cOurt.' "Oh! that's quite
another affair, my child don't you go so far
as that; it is his duty TO come and court you r.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28

ANEcDoTE OF JoHN B. GoUGH.--John d.
Cough lectured in Cincinnati on riday night
of last week. IIere is one of his anecdotes
A lean, gau,h Yankee entered drug store
and asked
''Be you the drugger 20
swell, l suppose SO. 1 occasionally sell
drugs
"Well, have ye got any Of this scentin' stuff
as the gals put on thar handkerchies, hey3"
'Oh, yes n
''Wall our SAILS gwino ter be married and
she gey me nnepence and told me tew invest
the hull amount in scentn' stuff, SOS to mako
her stink sweet, il ] could find some to suit; so
if you've mind, IN jest smell around"
The Yankee smelt around without being
suited, until the ''drugger" got tired of him,
and taking down bottle of hartshorn said
"I've got II scentn' stuff here that'll suit
you. A single drop on handkerchief will
stay for weeks, and you can't wash it out, but
to get to the strength oft you must take big
smell.'
sis that so mister Wal jest hold on
minnet, till get my breath, and when l say
meow yeou kin put it to my smeller."
The haTtshOrn, Of course, knocked tho man
down, as liquor has done many q man. Do
you suppose he got up and smelt again, as the
drunkard does Not he--but rolling up his
sleeves and doubling up his fist he said
"Yeou made me smell that ar tarnal, ever
| lastn' stuff, mister, now III make you smell
| fire and birthstone.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
WILLIAM A MINSHALL.


4 lNDERTAkER, ut Chester, ithnsSl
Id u ynu1, residence Free street, near lhe
end uf the Plank Road. Coiins hre fuTu-
shed and funerals attended al moderate rates.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03
Carson valley.

nc latest accounts from Carson Valley iudi-
Gates trouble among the Mormon brethren. Those
Of that sanity faith who had taken up their
abode and settled in Carson Valley, are now sell.
ing ont and removing to Salt Lake. In Carson
Valley. where the greater portion of the settlers
aud inhabitants are Gentiles, Mormon polygamy
is looked upon with horror, and considered as n
beastly encroachmont upon civilization.
1t is thought that after the Latter Day Saints
vacate the Valley. a new Territory will be formed
East of the Sierra Nevadas. An immense Terri
tory can be formed, commencing Immediately
East of the Sierra Nevada mountains, and eX'
tending and embracing the West end of Utah
Territory. A Territory thus formed wonld soon
become thickly settled. and safe medium of
travel be secured thereby to the immigration TO
California. Most of the soil would be suscepti-
ble to a high state OF cultivation, and nearly all
Of the country designated between tho above
points possesses superior advantages as stock
growing country.
The Territory of Utah is sufficiently large to
be cut up into at least three Territories of ordi-
nary size. If Congress should pursue this plan Of
reducing the size of Utah Territory, and should
form q new Territorial Government, it would
have the effect of hcmming in the Mormon saints
by the Gcnties on every side. Placed in such a
position, tie Mormous would again be compelled
to seek another and more isolated country,
In order to destroy the growth and influence OF
Mormonsm, and bring Utah under proper sub
lection Senator Douglas is in favor Of a repeal Of
the law establishing that Territory. We pre-
sumo President Buchanan will Discriminate close
ly the affairs and condition Of that Territory, and
make such accommodations to Congress as will
secure the passage of such laws as will at once
curtail the vicious barbarism. The people of
Carson Valley are now demanding from Congress
a Territorial government, aud have partially fixed
upon the name of Columbus as the title for the
new Territory.
Half the depredations committed by the In.
dians have been instgated and brought about by
the Mormons in the country lying East of the
Sierra Nevadas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03
Hurrab for the Wagon Road.

There no longer remains doubt Of the prac
ticability of this very necessary public work. On
Wednesday last, Judge Pitzer and ourself took a
delightful buggy ride from Weaverville to Grass
Valley, distance of eight miles on this road.
We must confess that heretofore, whilst the
Directors and Contractor or this Company were
in fine spirits in the hope of soon having stages
and freigbt-wagons rolling into our mountain
town, that we were disposed TO fear the result OF
their labors; but having been over the worst por-
ton Of the road-having seen the grade and the
manner IN which the work las progressed VIC
must acknowledge The superior judgment Of our
worthy fellow citizen, W. S. Lowden. the enter.
prising Contractor of this road. In making the
trip over the new road from Lowdcns ranch to
Weaver Creek, and travelling slowly besides. we
were just one hour and fifteen minutes This is
distance Of six miles. In no place has the road
greater grade than five degrees, and four mules
will draw forty hundred from Lowden's to Wea.
verville with perfect case
Never, since our residence in this mountain
basin, have we been so cheered with tic prospect
Of at once and forever dscarding pack trains and
mule-back travelling as at the present, and we
doubt not but in few short months our citizens
will bear the runners for the stages calling "All
aboard for Shasta. Horsetown, Red Bluffs and the
Southern country"
To no one arc we more indebted for this work
than to Mr.. Lowden and the Directors who have
used every exertion for the accomplishment Of
this hitherto imaginary project. Two months
more work with the number Of hands now en-
ployed will enable Mr. Lowdcn TO complete the
road to Towers, in Shasta County. All that is
necessary is that the insalments shall be ready
and promptly paid by the stockholders, and we
hope that with the certain prospect of success in
this undertaking. no complaints of dclinquents
in this regard may in future he heard.
1t is contemplated by our entcrprising fellow
citizen, A. J. Felter. Of Oregon Gulch 10 con.
meet his place with Weqvcrvillc by a wagon road:
another work which will greatly add to our bust
ness prospects.
We earnestly call the attention Of cur neigh
bors Of Horsetown and Red Bluffs to these i'm
provements. 1t will add greatly to the business
Of those places to have freight shipped directly
from them to Weaycrville. We lave long since
ceased to hope for cooperation from the people of
Shasta. The whole of the stock in this road is
taken this side of Whskey Greek, and nine tenhs
Of il in Trinity County
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

From THE PLAINS ohm Virgins, a brother of
Caroline Jones, who was recently shot mutllated
and scalped by the Indians at Rocky Ford, on the
Humboldt river, has just arrived at Marysville,
from across the plains, and reports the unioru-
nate woman as now lying in precarious condi-
tion at Carson Valley.
Our readers will remember that some six weeks
since we published an account Of an Indian mas
sacre at Rocky Ford. in which whole company
we're murdered with the exception of one woman.
Last week we published from the Red Bluffs Bea
con a rehearsal OF the suflerings Of this woman
by being scalped mutlated &c. For long
time fears were entertained that the company
murdered were party who left this place two
months since, for the East, via the northern or
Mobiles Pass route, in which company there was
one woman and one child. The above extract
from the Union will settle the matter, we pre-
sumo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03
A Cure for WhOOping Cough.
ST HYAc1NrnE. Canada E., Aug. 81, '57

ST. HYAc1NTHE. Canada E. Aug. 81, '57.
MEssRs SETH w. FowLE & Co.-Genhemen -
Several months since little daughter of mine,
ten years of age, was taken with Whooping
Cough in a very aggravated form, and nothing
xe could do for her seemed in any way to relieve
her suffering. We at length decided to try bot
tie of Dr. Uistars BdiSam of UiId Cherry. In
three hours after she had commenced using it,
she was greatly relieved, and have since rec
commended the Balsam to many Of my neighborS,
who have used it, and in no case have known it
to fail in efftcting speedy cure.
You are at liberty to make any use of the above
you think proper. If it shall induce any body
to use your Balsam | shall be glad for 1 have
great confidence in it, Yours, =. QUITE,
Proprietor of the Courier de ST. Hyacmthe
Buy none without the signature of l. BUTTS.
Seth W. FowIe * Co., 1873 Washington Street.
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
Sold by Henry Johnson & Co, Wholesale Drug
gists, l4G Washington street, San Francisco, sole
Agents for the Pacific coast
Agent in Weavervillc,
r. A. FAGG, city Drug store.
Oct. 3, 1857. sat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03
ConYocation Of justices.

Next Monday is the day fixed by law Tor the
election Of Associate justices OF the Court Of Ses-
sions of this County.
This is an important proceeding, and one di-
rectly affecting the interests Of all the citizens OF
the County Since the Court Of Sessions tries
most Of the criminal eases, efficiency and prompt
ness in this Court conduccs greatly to economy
in our County government. We hope that there
will be full attendance Of the Justices elect,
and that good selections will be made
In this connection it may not be amss for us
10 stats that we understand the County Judge to
have decided that it is not necessary under the
act of 1857 for the sureies on the bonds Of town
Ship officers TO justify as required by sureties on
the bonds of County officers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03
The Supreme Bench Vacancy.

To ill the vacancy on the Supreme Bench of
this State, occasoncd by the death of Hon. Hugh
c. Murray, is duty devolying upon our present
Executive which certainly requires the greatest
exercise Of care on his part. 1t has been remark
ed that the scat made vacant by the death Of the
late Chief Justice can nere' be filled, and we fear
that were the State hunted over, no legal mind
like that Of the departed, equally adapted to the
popularity Of our State, could be found.
We have seen the name Of our esteemed Dis
trict Judge, Hon. Wm. P. Daingerfcld, mention.
cd in connexion with this vacancy. II the posi-
tion is 10 be accorded to one who has won for
himself in a judicial capacity. the hearts Of PIC
fellow citizens to one who has held The -<sIcs Of
justice with digniied beag-.n ma sincere de-.
sire to faithfully administer the law; to one
whom the people over which he has presided
have said by most decided and overwhelming
majority, Well done thou good and faithful ser
want" then are we certain that Judge Daingcrield
is emitted to this appointment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

FINE DRESs DooDS,-M. Jacobs g Co., in addi-
tion to their large and elegant assortment of far
nishing articles for the "malc persuasion" have
also received an extensive stock Of ladies dress
good-crinolnes Of all dimensions, as we'll as
bouncts Of the most elegant fabric and latest
styles.
Their stock has been assorted with great taste
and Judgment and is well calculated to sup
ply the wants of the ladies of this community.
who should call and examine for themselves.
NE had almost forgotten to inform our married
readers that Jacobs & Co. will shortly receive n
large invoice of Baby Jumpers" which article
will doubtless be called into roquisition in due
time
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03
Mining Operations on Trinity.

We had the pleasure of visit TO the various
mining localities on Trinity river the first OF the
present week. in company with several gentle
mer, among whom was s. Worms1r, Esq, OF Sac
ramento. In our course up the river. we were
induced to stop and examine the extensive water
works just completed hy the Turner Bar Compa-
n.y. The great expense at which the above com
pany completed these gigantic works wouM have
been the means of preventing men with less en-
terprise than themselves from projecting aud
carrying through to splendid finish this highly
important undertaking. After patiently exam
ning the works and partaking Of sumptuous
dinner with the Company, we proceeded on our
journey up the river, wishing the entcrprising
aud hospitable company of Turner's Bar every
success in their heavy operations.
The Trinity River Canal is progressing rapid
Iy. Several gentlemen who have visited this
ditch lately, have pronounced it the finest piece
OF work OF the kind in the State. The advanta-
gcs of this ditch over works of a similar charac-
ter, consist in the fact that it begins at point
at which it takes hundreds of thousands of dol
lars TO bring other bitches to,-that is, at the
paying point. 1t will pay from the very head tc
the terminus. When complete, its waters will
supply at least 900 men with work and good
mines for fifty years. Men who are well ac
quaintcd with the ditching operations in the
Southern portion of the State declare this to SUI
persede any that they have seen both in size
workmanship, and in the facilities for command
ing rich mines
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

MINING on WEAVER CREEE.-Along Weaver
Creek from town to the mouth Of Browns Creek
active preparations are being made for mining
extensively, as soon as the rain sets in.
On the fat along East Weaver, about orc mile
northeast Of town, several companies are open
ing deep claims which prospect richly.
l.. ". Ludwig is engaged in putting in lnmc
taking the water from Mckenzie Gueh tly
in front Of the old Trinity Thcatcr, to be carried
on his claims lately opened below Goss's mill
The fumc will cost about $4,000
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03

FROM CARSON VALLEY The latest advlces
from Carson Valley ard the Plains, says the
Union, are mainly corroborative of previous ac-
counts from that direction. The overland immi-
grafton, which is rapidly coming in, is bringing
with it some of the most desirable clements of So
cial and moral progrcss--famiics and female in
6uenee Of the right character
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-03
ID 4 IL ID

At Ridgevile, in this county, on the 5th ult.,
LAURA H., daughter of Thos and Alefaire Cum
mings, aged 10 months and five days.
0, pale grew that mother, and heavy her heart
For she knew her fair girl from this world must
depart
That her bright locks must fade in the night OF
the tomb
Ere the autumn winds withercd the summer &
rich bloom.