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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24
TO GE CONTINUED.


= Pittsburg has enjoyed tho spectacle
of u "halloon marriage" like that Of
two years ago at Central Park. The
Alderman who performed the ccrcmo-
NJ took the prccuUtion in addition to
his personal BALLAST Of having The bal
loon strongly secured by cord n hun
drcd feet high and nrtcr he alightcd
the happy c3upIc went of on a bridal
tour 1000 feet above the carth's level
What is the object Of these corial we'd
dings ? asks the Times. Do they
make it more "cthcroal' by going up
III the air Is the marital knot
stronger when tied in q balloon : All
this business of halloonnuptials strikes
Us as sensationa'i=m quito out Of keep
ing with the nature Of the ceremony.
Nowcvcr,>if It turns popular attention
to bollooninG "a mode Of practical
locomotion, it may lave some good re-
s"l; We have now had two balloon
marriages the next ching in order is
4 balloon funeral.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24
Soda Water,

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,ho cnnn,rwn, io liz Sc".,''''''' rom
,n;ro @ v;s;tcl ,ho M n;,,, H, tu'.n''y eSPonscd
son;nn thc "s;mL,s ~ y W. W., nu'poSS p! OIL
,LS, ,Lrn', u'o o =, ,.o.; "'si W h''e s,roll'nG
,youlJ irdnI~o IN thn l,;y,rn m0sn' thoy
"y"'I c"I, n,' ,,.a,cr =" 1,,n;y ,n i;"N"y VI glass
~ stnro ,D ,hov n,ado I.'or.nS,, '.; "poan'cafy
'' nyvhat I ,.;mI % oc s,,",,, :I'' =" o", "'",S:
ma, Of ' n;,l, '" " > ''p "''>'o inc
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-, "''' ''''o '"c syrup ol Sl'''IS.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24

To DESTROY a NUlsANCn.-R Roachcs
annoy nearly every household, and how
to keep rid Of them taxes the patience
Of housckccpers, and rs information is
desirable, We give such rs come under
our notice and advise trial:
Take ten cents worth Of pulvcrizcd
Prussian blue, mix it with little flour
and sugar put tho mixture on piece
Of paper and then lay the paper on the
floor where tho reaches generally. run.
Try it Tor 4 week, and they will all
disappear. Prussim blue contains the
poison that ends their dcprcdations.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24

lHciNENrS ~ THE AFFAIRS OF MENICo-.
&c copy the following rs matters of inter
est. aud TO give m idea ofthc number ana
"ar;c'y OF dynastics which have followed
one another in rapil succession during tho
past fory~iivc years, in Mxcico, we append
the list Q! rulers in that country since the
tine Of its Independence, the year 1921:
lS2l-Iturbilc, Gnncral,in~Chicf.
l@32-lturbidc, Emperor.
crete Dictators.
l82i-Gcncral Victorln, President.
821-Gcncral pcdrazA,, President.
S29--Hncvrcro, Dictator.
lH''D D-Nnsiamcntc, Prcsidcnt
lSJ2--pclraza, President
IS&)-Santa Anna, President.
1851 -liustamcntc, President.
$50 General Fariuos, President.
1871 -l'ustamcntI resident.
lSi!.-San;a Anna, President
ID Retirement of Santa Anna success
sf"'no! !''ynwn.
Iei.-Santa Anna, Dictator.
lSl1~- Cen. Cavalyo, President.
LAT JcSc lust0 Caro-, President.
1S4l-PCvcdca. President
lSiS-Sar:a Anna, President.
lS3o-Aris!n. President.
'SJ2--'uan Ccliallos, PRESIDENT
l$53-Manucl Lcmbarlini, President.
lS03--Santo Anna Prosidcnt-Aprl 2Nsh.
lS33.-i!anta Anna Observation-Disclosures
Goth.
lS53--Alvarc2, Dictator.
S--COmoniort, President.
l85S-Hnlongn, President
l93S--Miramon, Vices President,
lS1o HuloaGa, President
loGO- Mira,non, President
1861 juarcz, President.
l8tl-- -Maximlian Emperor and Juarcz
President.
!Sf1-Maximilan fallen and Juarcz Pro
sidcnt
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24

The science and art of medicine has met
with great loss in the death of A[ Trous.
scau, who died recently at the ago of sixty-
SIN lie Was was born at Tou.s in 1901
Like Nolrcau and many other dis,ine.tishc$
physicians ho studied under Brc.onncar,
one OF the wiscst and most original medical
minds OF modern times, whose infucncc and
si'cht impress upon the science has been
greater even tEan his reputation. NJ.
rousseau occupied tho chair of Thcrapcu-
,ics ana Matcria McAica in the Faculty of
taris SINCE 1880 and by his success as n
rracliuoncr and his ilucnoy and pleasing
cloou.ion IN his iccturcs acquired great re.
Pn'atlon rs teacher. lie was the author
os soVerai large works and Of numerous
monographs and miscellaneous articles for
various scientific Journals.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24

The following is an interesting dcscrip.
lion oi tbs way they do things at Tho mint
in Japan and Yrddc: "Thcrc are about
three hundred hands employed in the build
ing When Tic men enter in The morniNg
they arc maao to divust themselves Of their
own clothes and put on others belonging 70
the mint. AZ the end OF days work a
gong sounds, when Tie somewhat curious
spectacle is presented Of three hundred
mcn springinS from tho ground on which
they had been seated, throwing Of their
clothes and rushing, naked ihrone, to ON,
end Of tho yard. Hero they pass through
the following ordeal in order to provo That
thcy have no silver on them: Their back
hair is pulled down and examined, they
wash their hands and hold them mp TO view,
they drink whcr, and thcu hallon, aud
lastly, they run to the other cad cS tho
yard, clearing two or three hurdles On their
way; aftcrwhich performance they arc al.
lowed to 50 10 their lodgings
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24

Coon ron r,rm. r,, nv,
Sbclbv (1,nI, (.. "' oN''S,.l-i ~ 1T;
IN tho churcLos !, ha,', 9" '"i" is o'.5'l'"
fashionable o. l:,n J., 'oI".J .,i'"mNi o,r. vory
church Won 90 ;nto ,o, :" ~, %,|'rnV n,, ''cry
Of thnsc ;n5tr,,n'o ,o =" ~ c l'ha one
c,rs who ,;vo. ~ ~ .,,: i',!''u n'
loac, rcl,tnj 20 -. ~ ,.o..s;.J nUij'Do : VIZ
ina inc;,lNnt ,vh;.l, r,.ui ,l ""> ''' '','":-
c,,n.rh '''N o''u'''" !" '''e'r
Ho said. t. hc !, f,v ;o,, ,,o ,..
havc. NJ oraan TMn ,l,','''a' @ WY @ ".:5o
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24

The Irish Chief Secretary, being
tho owner Of fine ostrich, which
some days ago was safely delivered Of
an egg g,rccoivcd the following tclcgram
from his steward. 'My Lord, as youy
1oyr1shpis Is out Of dc eoundy, | have
procured the biggest goose could
lind to sit on tho ostricl's eggs"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24

The President Of Bolvar is report
ca as conducting the affairs Of tho
state IN most tyrannical manner.
In inc treaty just concluded with Bra
~, 1t IS asccrtaincd that he had cod
cd to that cmpisc tho whole territory
Oh the right side Of Paraguay.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24
ST. LE0N'S TQ.8%T.
Df SIR WALTER SCOTT.

nhc feast was Der. Now brintmir3 v:ne
Ia lordly cup was seen TO shine,
Fciorc each Cagur guest
And silence filed the crowded hall,
rs deep as when the llcr&lLs cull
Thrills in the loyal breast.
Then up rose The noble hest
And smiling, cried, "a toast o toast -
TO Ill our ladies fair;
Here, before all, pledge tho name
OtStauntom's proud and bcautcous dame
Tho lady Gundnmcrc.
Quick to his feet each gallant sprang,
Anl joyous with the shout that ram;
AS Stanley gave the word,
Ana every cup was raised on high,
Nor ceased the loud and gladstone cry
Till Stanlcy's voice was heard
Enough, enough" be smiling said,
Aud lowly bent his naughty head,
"fhut all may have their due,
Now each in turn hiust play his part,
And pledge the lcdyc OF his heart
Like gallant light and true"
Tacn ono by one each guest sprung up,
And drained in turn the hvmmin,: cup,
And named The loved ones name;
And, each, rs hand on high he raised,
Ills lady's grace and beauty praised,
llcr constancy and fame.
'ris now st. Icons turn TO risc---
On him arc fixed those countless eyes
y gallant knight is he;
Envicd by some, admired by all,
Far famed in laydc's bo#tr and hall
The flower Of chvalry.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24
| Communicated to the Charleston Mcrcu.


-
Romio,
,,, D'l'"'
,.I,n; nc "''GH''oh ," OF southern planters
''' '"o' ~ "'tcc'c" 10 Che cU'',Vatlon OF =
.oN'''r p,'h,, recently Drought INTO no.
t'ce py Tue New Orleans Hc"y""c un-
Wv, ,rH tno nam name OF ,i'amic' l.,
~ ""'. % ',;'2:'s'a',o:' - az" INC siiE
p''c' 81 o'o oo'lar, "'''c'' IS "SNcc lor
"I''h'o ioo' o, Sce''' may cause m'sap-
,o''''S,''' ,"" PteVei'' '''o carry aevci'
,''.''C ,,n ':'C y. y. Hn''"o'o Pfo"uct. Inc
,,l,,' ','''''''' ', 10 neither oec'p''o' or a
"N" ''''"''
"I""H Tsn@$ce"I"r ~" Jan coeiftre
The Enmich is {: nc,ile, named by
Lmncus (urtica nivu.al on accot,nt o.
tho whtcncss its Gbrcs the 'ncltics
belong to the family OF The hemp thcv
grow everywhere, small in NorthcrD
Iat!tudcs, luNuflant in moist warm NJ
mates.
kWmpcr found the "C!rtica niv,la'
cultivated in Japan, under name OF isis
AlalaSians havc,n it,l times mnn,;facLur-
Cd from 1t fnc sewing thread, oLromS fsh.
. " >' '",'''' 5000. Nv o'''-
''so make three crorS Z year wlrl' the
same plant, named ny tthc'h tchon-ma,
or Chinese fax 'to'3 ot.riiui .! rlort
Soc. London, V. 40
Atkinson, Wright \ Co., and Mar.
sn;It oi lIccd;, exhibited at ne !! orid'a
ra'r OF 'ion00H! III 1927 ara "",%in2"
medals 10Y specimens oil sin'l' and raw
"f|'oF'1' 1 OF tvhon ma; or Ch'nm grass,
9'''HS o. WIiicn were erected ~ Mah:hcs
'Sr "v i7'V0 per Ton V''1 Is thFeo unSes
'"c Pt'Go Oh 1aN
). !'r; :; NoN0"fSn 0c'nN &cnI Hy l:e Hn&'
''%' No'I:nhsc,l' o., BOTANICAL 'Nrsor-
,t''on ~ 'Io'' lo'''''' .o'''natr" Il net
i" w ''''i, ''c '''''" "'' 'c' '''''c'$S'"'a
"v.',st ' ~, 'tS . I'o'e' were wy S.'"n$ nc
@I''' " V''c 'o'''''c'' s5''"c'' o' N"'c"l'a
~" F''"''' "''c' were soon p'oi'"Sa'co
,'.o , UN'v,'S'Sc P,''''''o's 'i"H s'".lS
T1,' '"'0' '''o' '''0'' ''''' Scl' W
'''r;"'',, =
49, :'",''',',''''' 'no'"r' p0.oh'ca' "H-
G'' ''",c'' u n: to 'i' SEM 10 INC r'SI ih''a
noI'' 81 r'',g,o'' c,l % ScE'lI' % oa,tS o raw
,'"a ''''""''o''''s" ,'I'':''' WIN '''o 'o'
~, 'v,'",'" No - !: ''' u "'w l'Ht"'
80 'soN D"S" S"Ii,o"'" VI :" oc !" !" 'hr
"'':vt u, ' ~ VI ''.,''''S ~" ~, ~"
10y " ''"'', '''.''N nc Nun I''""'n
~" m., "'1 : ~ ,, .''ea ,'''' e"''Na''"
~ '','S''? ','' '',"'" mace 'h'' precious
scnt +, C,l,.,,,, :, ox,ra,, a., rI,n., "
,,hn E,,;,I, sm,n;,l ,>rIan, "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24
Original Poetry.
FOR TIE NEWS
IMPR0MPTU---PASTCRA

4 j
IMPROMPTU---PAST
Vt happened on o Summons day,
That two sat cosy in Il ''shay,"
Whilc the "Patch Work" donkey led tic way
10 u iar.oT field Of rye.
Ere long they halted near wall,
Scene First The Muse is pleased to ca,.,
no introduce The Pastoral,
Laid in field of rye.
Anon, the ''shay" was minus Cnc,,
For she had left him quite alone,
Nor scrupled, modcstly, TO own,
She must go tluo' tho rye.
One fearless glance the maiden gave,
Across the wide Pactolonn wave,
ana then plunged, gracefully and brave
In the "vasty dcop" Of rye.
boldly she sicmn:cd tho rolling sea,
sight for Kim in The "shny" to see,
hut FAITH, she got Oh "swimmiosly,"
Amid The wind-,ossod rye.
AS tho waves retired for isracls troops,
On either sidc-thus friendly dvoops
tln rcvcrcntial nwo of-hoops)
The respectful .cl4 Of rye.
y Muse, sing not the deep 1ismny
Or him who, trembling on the "Hhay,"
NorgoC the paving courscrs neigh,
While gazing on tho rye.
And viewing, earnest, thro' each pame
Ihe damscl oaring ihro' The grain,
'Tfl quite enchanting grew the sccno
In the DIM distant ray.
Lo! far Off OH the golden sea,
n shaker" tloatng TRANQUILITY,
All else invisible Of she
Up TO the cars i'll rye.
Both sad oAd joyous images,
Filled tho bcholdcr, H. 1T ease,
AS the rinslcts danced, now in The breeze
Now vanished meath The rye.
Euf sweet relief came TO his gaze,
when backward 'lro' tho will lcrins mt-t
The maid returning he surycyS,
Serene amid tho rye
Returned unSca'hcd, rejoice, O, Muse,
Dripping with Ehrnaccous onzr,
blS lnitc comrlaccsdly reviews
Tho Nubicond Of rye.
,,leA: complNccmt view he'll take,
who p&is The sickle in the wake,
TEc iai. pedestrian did make,
"hc& ,rampins tlro' tho rye.
sat let the owncr not complain
Nor mn2z'c hcH vho trod The Drain,
'or from cacii' iotisicp may again
arise" cachb,a,ln Of rye.
'Twas ncar the close g. o Summers day
"hrh two sal cosy in Il ''a!,ay,"
white the Patch Work o3kcy lcd the way
Home from the field c yyo.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24
Scientific and Useful,

iytr l,,,t Al IL { {
there ,ro we. t l,mnr W. ."o ."hoS o,' y, "wtue' @
nxcluS;vo,, w Xiii ,'I ~ ';', D",NS % IRON,
mile ~ ,. ,ht ~ ~ "n'',i'l'us'' 81, .; not
tions Of lnrao ;sIonJ, IN M ,h, ,no, , Io"'"". 'rL
iron thus found is cslInd IL Swo1or lai.o o
orc, DISTINGUISHED occor,,;no - ;ts cann, ,s
by the names Of a,mnnv,;nSr noo,I n,a,' ~"
cy, or cake orc Thnso ;ron han,n .'om onn
from 10 10 900 mc,rcs ioO 70 rnn r,a,\
in length. from 5 to15 motro, ~ -,
10 fccD broad: and from ]. 70 ) Of,
metre 3 to - crr,\ and NOR, IN ninrt
ness.-Jouyuui dc Tluyt,uc,;on p,wLi.,
Que.
n ,s.e, pno
wnrx ~ cin,.,.,'',o '.'," ~ T'"Th , WHO 10
directs attention ~ s,on;,, M"ii,raa
not heretofore described nr.,ii,y,n ,hn
workman cmp,ovcl IL ,hr n,.,nC,,,,,rn
81! articles Of coou,chour Thr :mI,I,
ton Of the vonor, ~ sulnhnrrt 49, cnr
bon determines IN thcm y,r,nns d;s,n~.
Dances Of digestion. s.nroCnnnI moJ;G
cation oc,he irtcj,cc, dnll,oss lnss -,
memory. Sc srr;on. dor,nnn,non,s ~
the nervous system. more or lcss cnm,
- n'o'N W NC" VIII
P'cIc paralysis OF motion and, part'cn-
.'''y III $o'n'' aOs''HIo genital mDo-
'''le' o'i'l'eS ho''o"S.
bED DUG polS"N.--A !cohol, !! pit.
ne ~ rnrrn,;,.n H., 90 '''''''"''''
c,m,,Lor ~ r,. ,"'',.'".,' t,,n n, W ;
! ,hn ,,rn,',, orl J".,N, C,. ~" ,"'o
| nrl,n,;yn H., noI ,S,,,: ''''' ~,
rorrns;vn sn,;mn,n ''.'TU nMor "''" u,:"i ;nI
w, ~ IL, sn;r;.. - ,,,,.',; ""'1''
sLoln all wnll ,nro,hor ~, ;,','
the bclstrad rs wrIl ~ ,ha crni.s nmj
rrny;cns ~ ~, " r,,, Wv" 80 '' .'''"s ",','
1t will end the days and nights too Of
any bad bug t tolchc5.
70 BENDER AIusrIN FrRErRooF,-
Mcssrs. Ncrsmann and Opcnhc;m o.
London, Eng, whose researches lave
been most carefully and scientifically
conducted advise the loncwinr solution
as the only one which can Lo recon-
mrndcA tcr laundry purposes: con.
contra.c.; neutral solution OF lungs,atc
Of soda, diluted with water to $50.
ShoEr rn,l ,h.r n,iv ,r;,L ,l,,a ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24
II IL

FENfAN ExlIDlrloN.-T Fcnian
excitement is roviving in this city,
and the authorities of the Brother
hood predict that within three months.
Canada's population Will be i!ior5ascd
by thirty thousand mon, in green and
gold, armed and equipped for q. cam
paign. In the Arsenal OIL Fourth,
street there are $4,000 uniforms, and
twice that number Of rifles, with mix
red ammunition. The name of the
leader that is to be has not yet been
spoken IN public, but hints are thrown
out about an officer of high rank in
the Federal army, WHO hNg handled
largo and small bodies of troops skill
fully during the late war but ru-
NOR also exists that unless an organ
lied army Of 10000 mon, we'll equip
ped and olticcrcd, is prepared for him,
hc VIII rot accept the commanding
gcncralship. Tn the West and in tho
New England States, everything is re-
ported ready for strife. Manhattan is
only delinquent to tho extent of rails
ing her quota.-N, Y. Tijunc
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24

FAu.UREs IN New YonK..-A few Of
tho merchants Of Now York, whose
enormous storo expenses and extend
cd business relations have carried
them beyond tho bounds of financial
prudence, arc unable to meet their
engagements, and stoppagcs have con-
scqucntly taken place. a largo I'M
porting house suspended payment on
Wednesday. Their indebtedness is
largely abroad.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24

SUM Pills ,--BarnaIas Bassett. Ar.
y. (much doctor) chuck full of faith,
blozc his horn ,a,ld bi thcs presents
dnz bio hiz horn about hiz "I.isht-
nmg Exprcs@ and Scrio Sensations
I1il," q cMnfort and a JOY to man.
These pills rutcs-rutty-and kost the
author 4 scars in the Wilderness, be-.
sides s!ocpless nights and anxious
days, 20 get them down to a spot With.
out Sblcmish, and filled with SIN.
These pills will cure defines, dip
thcra and dandrin,-arc good for
badness, bronkcctcrs and h3.kslidinc
are sertain to heel hcdakc, hifulu-
Tin and hangnalcs-will remove warts.
windguals and wcns- destroy all long
ms, lassitudc sand lazincss- sooth
the rowful, cam the crazy, and
cure the common size in 2 minisshsr
They arc Gloss packed in little
round boxes, and each little pill kon-
tancs 2 dozen and 2 or no sail.
Each box is dun up in trakt,
which scz they are sure to kurc as
liighSning to strike what il starts
for.
On tho top Of the box is a full sized
painting Of the author, with grub
hoe in hand, and u knapsack on his
bock, and mountains in the distance,
20 which he is pinting with grub hoe !,
them is The mountains where he gits
tho rutos.
On the top of each little round box
~ thezc words, in a fprrin tung
"iioncus Pocus 1uod constaltps,"
which being bilcd down, means "purc-
ly Vegetable"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-24

NUMBER or USEFUL PLANrB.-N
German author states thai the number
OF nscin, plants has riscn to about ~.
600, butlhat others will no doubt b..
discovered, as The Researches yet made
have been completed il only portions
OF the earth. Of these plants there ere
1850 varieties o. edible fruits, berries,
and seeds; los cereals; 81 onions; 400
vegetables and salads; 40 species Of
palms; 80 varieties Of arrowroot, and
81 different kinds of sugars. Various
drinks arc obtained rom 300 plants, and
aromatlcs from 2GG. There arc so
substitutes for coffee, and l20 for tea.
AnEnia - present in l40 plants, caoutch.
que IL 90. ni!tta'pcrcha in 7 rosin and
Da!caia.@ guns IN 397, wax in 10, and
grease and essential oils IN $50; IS
pant: contain potash, SODA, and iodine
o2o contain dyes, ~ soap, 2G0 weaving
NDeia III iIbers used in paper making
80 giYc roofing materials, and 100 arc
employed for hurdles and copsos. Ir
on'l1ing, 74O plants arc used, and there
are 0io known poisonous plants. One
OF the most gratifying DEVELOPMENTS is
tnat out OF 27S known natural families
OF plants, there arc but Is species for
winch no use has yet been discover.
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ArrEs the Baltle Of Gettrstur, 3 rebel
rriscl,rf Gsked a Aci,'an'sh shirt 'rr his youns
ecmrala xh9e fresh but blood stained
tandaees told 0. recent ampata;ion just
above the knee.
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tho shirt bu, said the soy must lGfas be
washed; "who wiil Do th5t." H'Oh, any
Of those woman wonder "H kind looking
woman from Psiladelphis wa ast, j If she
was wiling TO wash retei prezcner.--
Certainly, was her prem ptseply, Il have
son in the Union army. ana | would ike
tohlve somebody wash him. "
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tent Cs9efA hsrto distrrh kis ar mi a,ei
,eg, she gently removed the old shirt and
begsn to wash him, hut fh- tenderness of
mother heart Was At work. aaa she began
70 cl.7 over him, saying that she IMAGINED
taat she vas washing her own sun Thi.
was more than she could tear. He too,
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much for the fystanJlers ani they LIT tho
northern mother ana the southern san 10
their grief wishing that tears cnuli blot ont
the sin of this rebellion and the blood o.
this unnatural war.
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