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Docs any of ourRfxh Diver, ever eat too mu.

Docs any or ourHfxh Livers ever tattoo much
dinner! IL any Of readers have cooks who tempt
their appetite little to sr, will tela secret that will
lead them to the enjoy Of their dinners without
visit from that equity old gentleman Dyspepsia. Fake
A DOSE oF Or. SASDFoRD's IsyIsoRAToR AFTER
EATING, AND you WILL NEVER BE TROUBLED WITH
INDIGESTION; but on the contrary, before the next
meal time the appetite will be sharpened to
appreciate any kind of food. II the food rises or
sours the Invgoraor will fix the matter at once, for
there Is something in that to use the expression of
friend, will let man eat gravel stones, and take the
Invtgorator and they will digest. We have tried in
double doses, on one two occasons, for sick head
acne, and II acts like charm.
What we want to to readers, young or old Is,
any thing ais you, 60 without delay and get bottle
Of pR sAsDToRDs ISvIeoRAroR, and II 1t don't cure,
come and tell as, for We want to zee one person that
will not beneht- (see Asvertisemept)
nsr3e-d&wim
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The Done Aground.

We learn by telegraphic despatch
from Capt. Heron at Cairo, to Mr.. r. 5.
Howard, dated Tuesday, that the Done
is hard and fast aground somewhere be-
low Paducah, and that she cannot be
got off till there is rise. Capt. Heron
states that he will be up with another
boat for Mondays trip, and requests
shippers to hold on to their freights for
him. The despatch gives no particulars
where or how the accident happened.
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HrItis expected that Brown

GT 1t is expected that Brown &
Brothers, who have lien for $500, 1000
on the Collins line of steamers will be-
come the owners by the recent sale, and
will put them again on the line between
New York and Liverpool. The Adriatic
alone cost more than all Of them sold for.
The original share holders in the line
have lost every dollar they invested.
having never received dividend and the
capital is total loss.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CTistodoro's Hair Dye.-The transition Of the
Hair from grey red sandy, to brown or black pro-
duced by this article Is and the color
brought out is natural, bright and
INTERCHANGEABLE
under exposr:e to the air Being aisS nutri
tious preparation, free from corrosive ingredients, it Il
BENEFICIAL TO THE HAITs,
and hence is favorte not only with men of Fashion
but is universally approved by Ladies toilet arti
Gle Of inestnaltle value Sold everywhere and sp
piled by all Hsii Dresscrs
JOSEPH CRIsTODORO.
mr5l-lmd&w No. 6. Aston House, New York.
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END OF THE FLORIDA WAR-It is re-
ported that Billy Bowlegs and his tribe
have finally agreed to cmigrate to the
country West Of the Mississippi river,
on condition that the government pay
the chiefs $1,000; warriors, $500; and
the squnws $3.50 each, which is less
than the reward offered for the capture
OF them to the soldiers.
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MTssouRI.-The New Orleans Cries.
cent commenting on the prospect of
Missouri becoming, within ten years, a
free State, expresses the following senti-
ments.
Missouri. is partially freesoilsd now,
and has been for some time, the st. Louis
district being represented in Congress by
an open and avowed freesoiler-F. z.
Blair, jr.-atid there is no question what
ever in the minds Of intelligent men,
that the anti-slavery sentiment is in
creasing in all portions of the common
wealth. About the time Missouri goes,
Kentucky and Maryland will follow suit,
and thus the South will shorn OF three
great states--deprived Of three great
frontier bulwarks. And the beauty oil
the thing consists in this: We will have
paid the money to deprive ourselves o.
allies, and to weaken our own section'
The profound wisiom of such policy is
so apparent that he who runneth may
read"
The Northern and Western counties
into which the tide Of new population
from the free States is pouring. are as
free of slaves almost as Indiana, and the
habits and sentiments of the people art
opposed to slavery. In these counties
filled with a dense population Of small
farmers and villages. the political power
Of the State will be found. The dispar
ity in the growth Of free counties anC
slave counties in the same State. is more
evident than the difference in the pros
perity of adjoining slave and free States
TIE predictions of the Crescent fore,
inevitable coming events.
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OF The citizens ofVincen mes pro
pose to get up Directory Of their city.
A similar publication is needed fox this
city. 1t should contain a complete &C.
count of all our manufactures and work
shops, beside list Of tho names Of the
citizens, and the business houses.
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~ Mr.. Buchanan said "he would
put Lecompton through Congress in
thirty days or burst" The thirty days
are gone. So is Lecompton. A cataS>
trophe at the White House may be mo-
mentarily expected. The people in that
vicinity may as well begin to hold their
noses. --Louisr1Ne Journal.
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.Lord Chesterfield heard it rcma

~ Lord Chesterfield heard it remarked
that man is the only creature endowed with
tho power of laughter. "Truo." said his
Lordship, sand you may add, perhaps, he is
the only creature that deserves to be laughed
at, particularly when he clothes himself in
mis- fitted garments, instead of going to
ASDEnsoS's for his neat ard elegant kabili-
rents.n
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@ The total receipts Of the Madison
and indianapolis Railroad for the year
1857, were S2l2,664, and its expendi-
lures S14l,7s6. Its business is steadily
improving.
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Late Discoveries I'm Pathology show that We

Late Discoveries In Pathology show that very
many of the diseases which afict mankind arise from
mpurity Of the blood. This has long been suspected
but is only lately known. IN consumption, tubercles
found to be sedimcntary deposit from the blood
Dropsy, Gout, Cancer Ulcers and frnptos all arise
in disoriered deposits from the blood Bilious dis
and fevers caused solely by its deranged un
healthy state, and the de.i,e OF lsf ollows the
want of vitality in the blood. In view of these facts
DR.. Aver designed his CATHARTIc Pills especially to
purify and invigorate the blood and hence believe
to arise its unparalleled success in controlling disease
-IMedicaf Journal. mr3l d&w1m
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G The vote on the Lscompton Con-
stitution was the fullest one ever taken
in the House. Every member belong
ing to the House was present except
one, and all voted except the absentee
and Speaker.
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W Major Downing, agent of the Trus-
tees Of the Wabash & Erie Canal has
removed his office from Terre Haute to
Ncwberry in Green county, where the
Office Of the agent will hereafter be kept.
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OF We were yesterday presented
with beautiful specimen Of Ignite ia
ken from the Division street culvert by
VIM. Kersterman Esq. 1t exhibits the
progress of the wood changing into the
substance Of coal very distinctly.
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pR. COGGswELE's
ANTIPHEOGESTIC
- a T.

That has produced such remarkable effects
IN many cases OF NEURALGIA, VERTieO, and ATFEC-
TIoSs or rHE HEAD, caused Ivy disturbed circulation
in those Gao have tried il this city, is for sac at
KELLER T. WHITES.
The highest testimonials Of IL efficacy have been
given y number Of the most respectable Citizens who
have tried IT, uy3
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OF The Terre Haute Uunion-which
is supposed to be controlled BY Richard
W. Thompson, Esq.,-pIaces the name
Of the Hon. Jno. j. Crittenden at the
head of its columns, as candidate fol
the Presidency in 1850. II will be
powerful name to rally party under
both In the North and South.
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OF The telegraph announces that a
contract has been entered into between
the Government and a citizen Of Texas,
for S25, 900 worth of samels, for the nse
OF the army.
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Mexican Mustang Linime1t.-From rich and
poor, bond and free; all coors, grades and conditions
of life, hear the need Of praise awarded this
wonderful article. Sores are healed, pains relieved,
lives saved, valuable animals made useful, and
told ills assuaged by this great medicine which
prisiI to the judgment Of man. What family does
not require standard Linimeut. Who ever heard Of
the same effects produced by any other article! For
Gus, Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism. Swellings,
Strained Horses, &c /, it has no equal. BEWARE OF
LIMITATIONS. The genuine Mustang Liniment is sold
by all respectable Druggists and Livery Men in every
town, parish and hamlet throughout North and South
America Europe and the Islands Of the Ocean. Buy
at once. Beware Of r5 other 'Dragg's Liniment' 1t
is base imitation.
BARNES & PARK
mar3i-i&wlm Projectors, New York.
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COAL.

BopIAM MINING COMPANY,
0fice Water street, under the Telegraph OfiiceJ
Cart loads Of l6 bushels Of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
vered to part OF the city 81 60 per load Coal
weighed, il desired, at the expense of the purchaser
Notes Of solvent hanks of Illinois and Wisconsin ta-
ken in payment. JOHN NYMOND.
dec2s-f. Secretary and Manager.
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CONSUMPTION ~ AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR
while Missionary among the In
Cured. dians Of the Rocky Mountains, dis
covered a RAKE PLANT & hat proves
Consumption to be certain cure for Consumption,
bronchitis, Asthma, Liver Complaint
Cured. Nervous Affections, Coughs, Colds,
&c. Having made his fortune
Consumption and retired from business he will send
the prescription and directions for
Cured. preparing the medicines FREE OF
CHARGE, to all who desire il, and
Consumption will send their address, enclosing twb
rf:mps e cents,) to pay the return
Cured. letter, with a description Of theiI
symptoms.
Consumption The Old Doctor has cured more
than 5000 CASES OF CONSUMPTION
Cuseo! alone, aid hopes all afflicted people
will avail themselves OF this opPor
Consumption tun,ty, as the Doctor wishes to do al
.he good he can before he dies.
Address,
Consumption DocT UNcAs BRANT'
Box 1881, Z. o.,
Cured. miro smlwd New York
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RElTZ & HANEY,
PATENT BREAD BAKERY.

PATENT BREAD BAKERY.
sc. 4, FIRST ST., above Main.
TNNHIS Establishment is in full operation, and man
II uiacturng articles that warranted give sat
sfacfion. All kinds of CRACK Frs and PILOT
BhEAb ~ the pound or barrel, at Cincinnati or
Nanderburg County to manufacture the Celebrated
PATENT BREAD SO porular in Eastern cities, being
CHE APER and HEALTHIER than the ordinary. Bread,
Families Hotels and Steamboats, are invited to ~ it.
FRESH CAKES Of every description always on
hand, and all orders promptly filled and delivered
Weddings md Parties Supplied
with Fancy Cakes and Pies at the shortest notice.
HOT RtSKS and BUNNS every afternoon.
AMI Inn
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VICTORIOUS OVER PAIN. g,
BRACES ARCTIC LIN MENT.

Agony or easc.-Sicknes.
or healthi-Life or DEATH
These are the questions in
VOWED in the ABORTION or
rejection OF this specific by
uie martyrs to external dis
eases and injuries. Having
received the Endorsement Of
the distinguished savan,t the
DE-. KANE,
ana It's efficacy tested dur
ing two awful Winters in
me regions of eternal ice,
II Is now Coming into gene.
raj use IN every section Of
the civilized globe, and H.
marvellous cures are eyeiy.
where exciting astonisl.
mPut.
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DISSOLUTION.

DiSSUL . IIUN.
rHNIIE undersigned have this day by mutual con-
b sent dissolved The partnership of Campbell &
Fisher All the outstanding accounts will be collect
ed by Ronald Fisher, who is authorized 10 settle the
same, and who has assumed the payment of the
debts of the late firm. Those indebted to the late
firm are requested TO call and settle their accounts
without delay. JNO. II. CANPBELL,
RONALD FISHER.
Tybusiness Of the late firm will be continued by
the undersigned.
ap5Sw ROMA FISHER.
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BR An at Southern Mills, for 10 cts per bTshe at
retail, and 81 per ton, by
apj-a IGLEHART BROTHERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

No. NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
49, (solid Agae) one insertion; 90 cents per
line three tmes; - cents per line week: discount
on longer time.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKSm
IN Prince of the House Of David;
Odd Fellows Manuel;
The Belle Of Washington;
The Three Beauties;
E-.-pers' Weekly, for April Sd;
New Pork ledger, do 10th;
Flag of Our Unicn, do 10Th;
Ballou's Pictorial, do 10th:
Atlantic Magazine, do
Just received at CPD j. HEALf'S.
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THE MOTHER,s COMPANION.

IL cures CAKES IN
TIE BREAST, SORE
NIPPLES. SORE LIPS,
P1MPLES, &c. Ladies
who prize a pure skin,
void OF pimpies. blotches,
scurf and all discolora-
tons and excrescences,
should attack these tres
passers on beauty's do
main as soon as they APP
pear with
The Arctic l.ininent.
Itis excellent for the hair,
giving il a healthy, glossy
appearance. It's
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THE AFFLICTED REJOICE.
BURNS AND SCALDS.

For these dreadful accidents
the ARCTIC EMINENT
should be kept on hand, for u
affords sure and immediate
relief, often saving from
death. Every steamboat anc
railroad train should kec
il. Who that has heard the
shrieks OF anguish uttered by
the scalded or maimed~ VIC
tins OF explosions Ind coils
ions, does not feel that some
means Of relieving their tor
ture should always he access
ible1 Such does exist in this
hnlmy pain controlling agent.
II io
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TWHIfE partnership heretofore existing between
ii John A. Reitz, John A. Ilantv and W. Car
penter, under the frm and name Of Rez, Haney &
To- has been this day dissolved by the Retirement. OF
W. Carpenter, Esq; the interest Of said w. Carpent
ter havllg been purchased by the said John A.
Reitz ard John A. Haney. The affairs and by.sness
of the old rm will be settled u by the 6TTn OF
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Every prize in this scheme will be drawn.
Tickets SO, Halves S5, Quarters go so.

Tickets SO, Halves S5, Quarters SO so.
Persons ordering two Tickets, IN ed and even num-
Ter guaranteed tn draw 10 cent. OF their
ney hack, saying nothing of the prospect of pocket
ing the full or approximation prizes, which by the
way is fair and fattering.
The Managers official printed drawings will be sent
to all Ticket-holders.
All orders sent to us will receive prompt attention
C. HAtiAN & CO.
aps L;csns I'd Vendors, Louisville. Ky.
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GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

tits a sovereign remedy
for the various diseases
with which horses are al.
fiictt d, curing the most
aiarmingcases Of Bruises,
Sprains, s trim G. 1t,
Wounds, Scratc he's.
Sweeney. SPAWN, Ring
hone, Big-head, Poll evil,
&c. No farmer, livery
stable keeper, or any per
son owning valuab g
ORS s, should be
without tins valuable re
NEEDY,
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nLACKsMlTH's BELLOWS.-A complete
ans VI '''''' """ ~ SAMUEL ORR.
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NAILS! NAILS.-50O kegs nails expected this
u day Would be sold very lew in lots from the
wharf, by SAMUEL ORR.
ant
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New York Ledger.
DECEIVED this day Friday }; and other paper
u y and for sale at NJ. l.. J0HNSON'S,
ap3 First Street.
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For sale by all respectable Druggists" and Desiers
Prices OF THE LISIMEST, % cents, 20 cents AMI
81 bottle. A dollar bottle contains rs nuch
Liniment IS eight twenty-five cent bottles.
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DIAPER WAREHOUSE, BOOK STORE
II and BOOK BiNDERT.-M.L l.. Johnson
has received assortment of Paper from ROYAL to the
retail
will give the highest market price for RAGS.
femember the place, First street near Main.
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generation looketh for o sign but no sign shall Ic
given them nevertheless, TINT sign must meet
the approval Of the great Teacher Of Charity
found the door obstructcd by some fifty e,i-
IDENTIFY hungry people, waiting their turns to take
the places of the diners inside. Soon tho replen-
ished insiders came pouring out, and the fomi-bod
outsi Iera went crowding in IN attendant select
cd all the women and children and secured them
good places at the tables / mixed in with the
rest At first the walters were going to do the def.
cntinl to INC, and treat mo os locker on but
insisted on my rights as q beneficiary, and began
slowing away my share Of the catahlos I helped
myself to a couple of sandwiches a nice boiled po-
tatoc, piece Of bread (thc bitterness wns ell o
myth) and some clean sweet butter, all which was
very good and nourshing-not quite up to tae in.
comparable style in which my Chrstabc gets lac
up things at home-but still much b.ttcr than |
have been served at many q hotel and on sundry
river steamers.
After dinner paid my respects to Mr. Farmer
himsclf-owned up that had ''rung in IN tho
sly" and eaten one Of his charity dinners, f5r the
purpose Of telling your reader. I'll about IT, and
offered him my apologies, which he wouldn't hear
to and held that he was the obliged party. Nh
Farmer is evidently very earnest, lnrge.aouled
man He does what be is doing because it doc'
him good, because the enjoyment Of others gives
him joy. He finds excitement in it, as others d;
in luxuriant display, costly houses and furniture
fast horses, hounds, &c only his excitement is Of
much moro refined character thna theirs He holdi
that no man should have more than o certain
amount Of property, and means t. keep bis ovr
fortune down to the minimum he has fixed. 10 l.
feeding now an average Of l,50O people every day
He thinks tho enterprise will cost him about
$500 by the first Of May next, when probably
the worst time. for poor people will be md he
will stop.
A. contemplated this rem4.s-cio man and hi'
still moro remarkable charity, could but think
that though what he is doing i, we'll, very we'll
yet, after all, there i, better way Of doing the
same thing No fortune however princaly car
stand such dan forever. It is wholly exhaust:
i've. 1t is the continually cbbing tide without any
answering flow. All these dinners arc eaten and
not one Of them is coined into any article Of pro-
duction Most Of the bencfcinri5s were half naked
as well hungry, and yet their reposts resulted in
no coats shirts, hats nor boots All these articles
might have been produced by them while they
were eating the bread Of idleness. The next prob
lem for Mr.. Farmer, or some other man of for
tune, to solve, s-IIow to supply work and re-
muneration for it to these people at the same tint
that they are supplied with bread for nm eQuiva
lent out Of their wages.
Tours truly DlCrT
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WASHINGTON MATTERS.

In the House on Thursday, Mr.. Stephens,
nftor n conference ,i.a several members, an
..., III, . ,ri,,,-.do,.
''o''''0" '"u' !" '''iu' ''''', :,
move 10 take ~ inc senate hahSas plI
(Which Required unanimous consont,) and
nov, ,l,, ,..,.,..,,. ,.,o.ti,, ,norit N1es.rs
~, RI. &c
proW, N2snpolh 'i lIilfio'S' l"u!ei y"
Massachusetts,, Davis Of Indiana, Dean oi
C,nrccticrt cod Covodc sroke against Lo-
-. M. po..a,, peal, Moore
compton" anu .'l'7'''' / = ''i'' '''-''S '1'''
and BoFce IN favor
We take the following from the cor
respondanec Of the co"7'r anu E'2''T'r'
81 om informed. however. bv many per
s,,s who tovo n,,r,ortrnitics or knowing
tbot Mr. Dnnrl,s dro. not oynact nnv recon
cili,ti,n with tho marry oc which he was go
l,cI,. rho ,dr,ittsd ,o,,ul,r leader. lie con.
si,l.rs th,t nort, fucprably corrunted and
,,.,,.c,,,l Inc tbo 'inG1orro the NdminIstra-
Han and H.. +la .odition and incandiarv
s,Lo,,cs. .,r the S,pthorn S,co4sioni.ts These
mon Nr n,gr,,- tlinks. have had the
n,v6r r, dah,1rb rho Damorro+ic rartv.
+ bos rr,io,. tb,ir io,J loft tbe limo If rro.
-.ss,,orr.,l .,,+ L,. ,rinci,Io. and is hurry.
/ In, ,i-r, ,,o d,vrnw,rl rjnd which leads /,
/ ci[iI o,I,r,oti,n and disnnion lie Los not
left tho ,ort,. and bo trnst. tboto majority
oc the bIrasf moses bas r3,t left hin, But.
i'm oo, ov9n+ h, -,ts M further with the
rr,-oT,r4;s.s 6 81 rorv
II tist'a immersion an,7n+ Mr.. Douplas'.
friends tlot he oyracts the election Of MIR
/ S,w,rl +, +hs Pr-sii,rcr IN 1860 The
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Mss NoYEs.-A gentleman, feeling
strong rartiality for II young lady, whose
name was N0yes, was de.lrous, without the
ceremony Of a formal courtship, to ascertain
her sentiments. For this purpose he said to
her ono day, with that kind OF air and man
ner which means either Jest or earnest, as
you choose to take it: If were to ask you
whether You were under matrimonial engage
monts TO any one, what part Of your name
(No-yes) might take for an answer The
first said she, in the same tone. And were
| to ask you if You were inclined to form such
an engagement should such a person offer
who loved you, and was not Indifferent to
yourself, what part Of your name might he
then take as an answer The last, :. And il
tell vou that love you, and ask you to
form an enga cement withme, then what part
Of your name may takc?' 'Oh then,' re-
Piled the blushing girl, take the whole name
as in such case would cheerfully resign il
1 f-r YOURS 1t is almost needless TO add thai
/ they were soon afterwards married.
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20 + I r Y.
WHAT WE ALL THINK.


Int age ,,js older once than now,
I'm s,it, OF lock, un'im,iv shed,
rbti babes mule low, md children v 81,
Tint sunshine had a heavenly glow,
Which faded With those "cood old days.
S,I on,,,,o. With softcr hnte.
........,iil
-.p'''.N', 80 80 '.I i,s trovo
Wcte school hoy, ever halt 80 Wi''
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